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Otto Hahn was born on March 8th 1979 in his hometown Frankfurt.
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Networks: Radioactivity and Quantum Physics: Birthday: March 8, 1879 Schools: University of Marburg Area of Study: Radio Chemistry Lives In: London Hometown: Frankfurt
His work was interrupted from 1914-1918 because of his service in World War I.
In 1912, Otto Hahn became a member Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Chemistry.
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He discovered the fission of uranium and thorium in medium heavy atomic nuclei.
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Networks: Radioactivity and Quantum Physics Sex: Male Birthday: March 8, 1879 Schools: University of Marburg Area of Study: Radio Chemistry Lives In: London Hometown: Frankfurt Personal Information
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Networks:Radioactivity and Quantum Physics
Birthday: March 8, 1879 Schools: University of Marburg Area of Study: Radio Chemistry Hometown: Frankfurt Research:. He researched with Friss Strassman and Meitner. Most of his research was done in London. He researched nuclear fission. His main subject was chemistry. Recent Discoveries: He discovered the element protactinium. He also discovered Uranium Z and later discovered the fission of uranium and thorium in medium heavy atomic nuclei.
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Address: Protactinium Ave. 1917 Phone Number: 231-0358 Email address: uraniumfission@yahoo.com
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