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 Frasch, Herman (1851-1914) Summary
616 words, approx. 2 pages German-born American chemist Herman Frasch, the son of a prosperous apothecary, was born in Gaildorf, Württemberg (now part of Germany) on Christmas Day 1851. He studied at the gymnasium in Halle but rather than attend the university, he decided... summary from source:
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451 words, approx. 2 pagesThe Frasch process is a drilling process used to recover deeply buried sulfur deposits. It was invented by Herman Frasch (1851-1914), a young chemical engineer from Germany. Frasch came to America to seek his fortune in 1868. The Civil War had just... summary from source:
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Most of the world's sulfur is obtained from underground deposits by holes which are drilled down through the overlying rock into the sulfur deposits. A special series of pipes are then inserted into the drill hole. The pipes are arranged in a circular... 
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