Staudinger

[ shtou-ding-uhr ]

noun

1. Her·mann [her, -mahn], 1881–1965, German chemist: Nobel Prize 1953.

Example Sentences

It might sound obvious today, but Staudinger’s finding was controversial.

From Science News

From experiments on natural rubber, Staudinger showed that large, heavy molecules could be formed by linking many smaller molecules into chains.

From Science News

For visitors with Staudinger’s voice in their head, this array of everyday stuff may prove surprisingly intimate.

From Washington Post

Staudinger, who runs Brookland’s Latela Curatorial, explains the artistic and personal significance of her compositions in an audio guide on her website.

From Washington Post

My friend, Dr. Staudinger, who has twice spent the summer in Lapland, thus writes in reply to my question.

From Project Gutenberg

I am familiar with numerous specimens in various stages, collected in Sardinia by Dr. Staudinger, and preserved by inflation.

From Project Gutenberg

From a blown specimen in Lederers collection, now in the possession of Dr. Staudinger.

From Project Gutenberg

But I am bound to add that Dr. Staudinger himself, as he informs me, is of a different opinion.

From Project Gutenberg

Staudinger in his catalogue of Palarctic Lepidoptera refers twenty genera comprising sixty-three species to this family.

From Project Gutenberg