Heinrich Rose

circa 1845: Heinrich Rose (1795-1864). German chemist. Professor of chemistry at University of Berlin from 1823. In 1844 he demonstrated that niobium, which he named, (formerly called columbium by its discoverer, Charles Hatchett in 1801) is a different element than tantalum, from which he separated it. He wrote 'Complete Handbook of Analytic Chemistry' 1851. He was the brother of mineralogist Gustav Rose. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
circa 1845: Heinrich Rose (1795-1864). German chemist. Professor of chemistry at University of Berlin from 1823. In 1844 he demonstrated that niobium, which he named, (formerly called columbium by its discoverer, Charles Hatchett in 1801) is a different element than tantalum, from which he separated it. He wrote 'Complete Handbook of Analytic Chemistry' 1851. He was the brother of mineralogist Gustav Rose. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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January 01, 1845
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