Vladimir Nikolayevich Ipatiev (Russian: Владимир Николаевич Ипатьев, born November 21, 1867 in Moscow, died November 29, 1952 in Chicago) - Russian chemist and military.
Curriculum vitae From August 31, 1884, he served in the Russian army, he finished 3 Moscow Cadet Corps, in 1887, the Michajłowsk Artillery School, and in 1892, the Michajłowską Academy of Artillery, where he then lectured and at the same time worked in its chemical laboratory. He also worked in foreign chemical laboratories in Munich and Paris. On June 7, 1899, he became an associate professor, on October 5, 1902 ordinary, and on June 9, 1912, a well-deserved professor at the Mikhailov Academy of Artillery (until 1927), from 1902 he lectured at the St. Petersburg University and at the same time from 1909 he was the head of the chemistry laboratory at the Mikhailov Academy of Artillery. From January 9, 1916 to 1936 he was a student at the Academy of Sciences, 1918-1927 he worked at the Academy of Sciences of the USSR / USSR, 1922 he was a delegate of the RSFSR to a conference in Geneva as an expert, from 1927 he worked at the Bavarian Nitrogen Plant in Germany. In June 1930 he went to the International Energy Congress to Berlin, from where he did not return to the USSR. He worked in the USA, where he was a professor at the University of Chicago, and became a member of the National Academy of Sciences in Washington. He investigated catalytic processes carried out at elevated temperature and under increased pressure. He is the author of works in the field of high octane gasoline technology. promotions Honors Bibliography
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