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Konsequenzen der modernen Germaniumchemie

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Am 6. Februar 2011 jährte sich die Entdeckung des Elementes Germanium zum 125. Mal, ein Ereignis, dessen in Freiberg (Sachsen) durchaus mit einem gewissen Stolz gedacht wurde. Es war ein Chemiker der TU Bergakademie, Clemens Winkler, dem es gelang, in einer Mineralprobe von Argyrodit aus der Grube St. Michaelis eben dieses Element aufzuspüren, dessen Existenz von Mendelejew als ein Ergeb- nis seiner Forschungen zur Periodizität der chemischen Elemente vorausgesagt und mit dem vorläufigen Namen Eka-Silizium belegt worden war (Ackermann 1987; Haustein 2011; Abb. 16.1).

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Roewer, G. (2014). Konsequenzen der modernen Germaniumchemie. In: Kausch, P., Bertau, M., Gutzmer, J., Matschullat, J. (eds) Strategische Rohstoffe — Risikovorsorge. Springer Spektrum, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-39704-2_16

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