Kistyakovsky Vladimir

Born in 1865, graduated from St. Petersburg University, received a master's degree and doctor of chemistry at Moscow State University, Professor Polytechnic Institute in St. Petersburg. Consists of a staff member of this dictionary. Famous for his work on the definition of physical-chemical constants: numbers of ion transport, . capillary constant, . electrode potentials and others studied the motohimicheskie and periodic phenomena, . observed during the dissolution of metals, . rate of chemical reactions and the other, to discover the laws for the capillary constant (typically Kistyakovsky "),
. Print: "The chemical transformation in a homogeneous medium at a constant temperature (Saint-Petersburg, . 1894 - 96); "Physico-chemical studies" (ib., . 1902), "Electrochemical reactions and electrode potentials" (ib., . 1910), "Electrochemistry" (ib., . 1912).,