Kablukov Ivan

Born in 1857. At the end of the course at Moscow University in 1880. was left with him to prepare for a professorship in the department of chemistry. In 1881 - 1882 years was sent to St. Petersburg University to hear lectures and classes in the laboratory of Professor п?.п?. Butlerova and there opened a new way to get oksimetilena ( "Journal of the Russian Physico-Chemical Society, 1881). In 1887, Mr.. defended his master's thesis and in 1889. was sent overseas and worked there in the laboratory of Professor in. Ostwald in physical chemistry, and made a pilot study: "Ueber die electrische Leitfahigkeit von Chlorwasserstoff in verschiedenen Lusungsmittein". In 1891, Mr.. Kablukov doctorate. From 1896 to 1903 was professor of chemistry at the Imperial Moscow Engineering College, where he gave a chemical laboratory. In 1899. Kablukov was appointed associate professor in the department of chemistry at the Moscow Agricultural Institute, in 1902. elected professor of chemistry at Moscow University. In addition to research on organic and physical chemistry in particular, . placed in special editions, . Kablukov printed: "glycerol or triatomic alcohols, . and their derivatives "(Moscow, . 1887, . Master's thesis), "Modern theories of solutions (van't Hoff and Arrhenius) in connection with the teachings of the Chemical Equilibrium" (Moscow, . 1891, . doctoral thesis), "Fundamentals of Physical Chemistry" (Volume I, . II and III, . Moscow, . 1901 - 1910), "Sketches from the history of electrochemistry of the XIX century." (Moscow, . 1901), "Fundamentals of Inorganic Chemistry" (1 st edition, . Moscow, . 1900; 5 th edition, . 1912), "Synopsis of lectures on the technology of building materials" (Moscow, . 1897), "Abstract of lectures on metallurgy of iron" (Moscow, . 1897); "Beeswax" (with Yip,
. Antushevichem, Moscow, 1893), "On the wine of honey" (with Vladimir. Pisarev, Moscow, 1899), "From the American experience in bee-keeping" (Moscow, 1913), "On the utilization of atmospheric nitrogen to fertilizer" (Moscow, 1907), "The latest theory of the structure of atoms" (2 nd edition, 1908).