Mitscherlich

He told Ms. Mitscherlich that the floors could use some more shellacking, and he suggested they find a better color for the mold detail.

Gearing Up for 'Godspell' Laura Hedli 2011

Meanwhile, Marcele Mitscherlich was working on making new floorboards look old, whacking the surface repeatedly with chains and pipes.

Gearing Up for 'Godspell' Laura Hedli 2011

In 1975, the German psychoanalyst Alexander Mitscherlich wrote of their "homo-erotic (not sexual) relationship," in which the handsome, ascetic Speer became Hitler's idealized other self and Hitler Speer's fatherly protector; Speer himself acknowledged to Sereny that Mitscherlich "came closest to the truth."

Inside A Third Reich Insider 2008

Unwilling to confront their accountability for the National Socialst past, many Germans have what Alexander and Margarete Mitscherlich, writing in

'I Saw a Nightmare …' Doing Violence to Memory: The Soweto Uprising, June 16, 1976 2005

A third method for determining atomic weights employed Mitscherlich™s proposal (Rocke, 1984, 154-6) that substances with similar formulae should have similar crystal structure.

Atomism from the 17th to the 20th Century Chalmers, Alan 2005

Attempts to break the old diagrams — from Bachofen and Briffault, Mitscherlich and Neumann to E.G. Davis and Helen Diner — may serve not only as correctives to that fragmented vision, but as sources for a redefinition of power itself.

Was It Matriarchy? Webster, Steven 1973

Berzelius was induced to group this phenomenon together with a number of other, seemingly dissimilar, phenomena under a single concept as a result of a work performed by his pupil, Mitscherlich, who had studied in detail the transformation (also known technically) of alcohol into ether under the action of 50% sulphuric acid and had equally found that no consumption of the sulphuric acid occurs during the process.

Wilhelm Ostwald - Nobel Lecture 1966

Mitscherlich had termed the process which he studied a chemical action by contact;

Wilhelm Ostwald - Nobel Lecture 1966

According to Mitscherlich, the combination with the proteine or albuminous substance is not a permanent one, but suffers a decomposition by various acids, as dilute acetic and lactic acid.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 385, May 19, 1883 Various

Mitscherlich (D.R.P. 93,944 and 93,945) precipitate a compound of the lignone complex and gelatin by adding a solution of the latter to the liquors.

Researches on Cellulose 1895-1900 C. F. Cross