Consequences and Development of an Invention
Consequences and Development of an Invention
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发明的后果和发展
DOI：
10.5254/1.3535634
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发表时间：
1965
影响因子：
1.5
通讯作者：
K. Ziegler
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作者：
K. Ziegler
1963年诺贝尔化学奖的授予与大分子化学及其工业应用的迅猛发展有关，这是十年前在我位于穆尔海姆/鲁尔的马克斯·普朗克煤炭研究所开始的。它开始的突然性和传播的速度堪比一场爆炸。在这种情况下，能量来源是世界上许多无名的化学家、设计师和企业家的独创性、活跃性、创造性想象力和大胆的概念，他们从我们卑微的起点创造了伟大的工业。如果今天我与我的同事纳塔站在一起，他特别有效地推动了这一爆炸性浪潮，站在了杰出的聚光灯下，并确实希望通过这次演讲来表达我对给予我的荣誉的感激之情，我必须首先感谢这些不知名的人。他们也理应获得这一殊荣。这场“爆炸”的程度可以用两张图表来说明，……
Abstract The awarding of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry, for the year 1963, is related to the precipitous expansion of macromolecular chemistry and its industrial applications, which began precisely ten years ago at my Max-Planck-Institute for Coal Research, in Mulheim/Ruhr. The suddenness with which this began, and the rapidity with which it was propagated are comparable to an explosion. The energy sources in this case were the ingenuity, activity, creative imagination and bold concepts of the many unnamed chemists, designers and entrepreneurs in the world who have fashioned great industries from our humble beginnings. If today I stand with my colleague Natta, who has been particularly effective in promoting this explosive wave, in the limelight of distinction, and do wish to manifest, with this address, my appreciation for the honor bestowed upon me, I must begin by thanking these many anonymous persons. They, too, deserve this distinction. The extent of this “explosion” may be illustrated by two charts,...