Fritz Pregl

Slovenian Austrian chemist

synonym Pregel (Austrian analytical chemist) generally refers to Fritz Preeger

Fritz Pregl (September 3, 1869 - December 13, 1930), born in Ljubljana, died in Graz, Austria, an Austrian chemist of Slovenian origin, was awarded in 1923 Nobel Prize in Chemistry 。 His main works are Organic Microquantitative Analysis published in 1917.^{[2 ]}

Chinese name: Fritz Pregl
Foreign name: Fritz Pregl
Native place: Rabak, former Yugoslavia
Gender: male
Nationality: Austria

Occupation: Austrian chemist
University one is graduated from: Universit?t Graz
date of birth: September 3, 1869
Date of death: December 13, 1930
Key achievements: The 1923 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Microquantitative analysis of organic compounds

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Fritz Preegel, Austria People, born in 1869 Yugoslavia Labak. As a child, he was not interested in learning. He is obsessed with sports. His ideal is to become a sports master when he grows up. So he is often in the classroom, heart in the playground. At the age of 15, he successfully entered the Physical Education Institute to specialize in sports.

In 1887, after graduating from the Institute of Physical Education, with the desire to become a record sports star, Plaguer took part in the National Games 。 But the result disappointed him. Not only did he not set a record, but also he did not even get the ranking. It hit him hard. Since then, he has been depressed and melancholy, not knowing where his way is. But with his strong will to be an athlete, Plaguer was not defeated by failure. He adjusted the coordinates of life in time, and started from scratch to open up a new road. Selected Chemistry As a new starting point of his life.

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After a year of hard study, he was admitted to the exam amazingly Universit?t Graz In order to lay a solid foundation, Plaguer studied for one more year than other students. With his indomitable will and hardworking spirit, he worked hard and determined to create brilliance in the chemical arena.

The hard work ushered in the harvest. The graduation thesis of Plaguer's exploration of bile acid won the praise of the teachers and students of the school, and attracted the attention of the chemical industry to this stubborn young man. Just as there is no permanent record on the sports field, to create new achievements, we must constantly improve ourselves. In 1904, he went to Germany to study. There, he immersed himself in his work all night long, and finally excellently completed the penetration analysis of human urine, which was considered to be the most difficult at that time protein Analysis of components.

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In 1912, he studied Organic compound Trace of Quantitative analysis method It was born. This discovery is Chemical analysis method He has made outstanding contributions and filled a big gap. In 1923, in order to recognize this contribution of Prigl Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Granted him Nobel Prize in Chemistry 。^{[1 ]}

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