Friedrich Rochleder

Friedrich Rochleder ( born May 15, 1819 in Vienna, † November 5, 1874 ) was an Austrian chemist.

Friedrich Rochleder was from his father, the pharmacist Anton Rochleder, intended for pharmacists, in which he found no satisfaction. From 1836 he studied medicine at the University of Vienna and received his doctorate in 1842 for Dr. med like his friend Josef Redtenbacher he then turned to chemistry and continued his studies in Giessen at Justus von Liebig. Liebig's ideas on the application of chemistry to physiology and agriculture complemented with leather Roch interest in biology. After completing his training, he spent several months in Paris and London. After his return in 1845 appointed Minister Graf Stadion him professor of technical chemistry at the newly established Technical Academy in Lviv. Since 1848 he was a full member of the Academy of Sciences in Vienna. In 1849 he became professor of chemistry at the Charles University in Prague and in 1870 Professor of General and Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the University of Vienna.

He dealt mainly with plant chemistry.

Publications

  • About some constituents of the leaves and bark of Cerasus acida Borckh; Vienna, 1869
  • Investigation of the ripe seeds of the horse chestnut; Vienna, 1862
  • On the occurrence of Querzitrin as Blüthenfarbestoff; Vienna, 1859
  • Handbook of Chemistry, Vol 8, phyto-and zoo-chemistry ( with Leopold Gmelin ) 1858
  • Mittheilungen from the chemical laboratory at Prague; Vienna, 1858
  • Chemistry and physiology of plants; Heidelberg, Winter, 1858
  • Instructions for the analysis of plants and plant parts; Würzburg, Stahel, 1858
  • Note of the tannins; Vienna, 1856
  • Preliminary note about the gall-nuts - coloring matter; Vienna, 1856
  • About a peculiar decomposition of the sulphite Ammoniumoxydes; Vienna, 1856
  • About the Chinese yellow pods; Vienna, 1855
  • About drying the to the analyzing substances; Vienna, 1855
  • Note on esculetin and origanum oil; Vienna, 1854
  • Phytochemistry; Leipzig, Engelmann, 1854
  • Postscript to the study of Pinus sylvestris Kawalier of the Lord; 1853
  • About the natural family of the Rubiaceae; 1852
  • About the natural family of Ericineae; 1852
  • The tobacco and spices in chemical relationship; Vienna, 1852
  • Investigation of the root of Rubia tinctorum; Vienna, 1851
  • Note on Richard Sonia scabra; 1851
  • Sticky note on an stearoptene from cassia; 1850
  • Contributions to the phytochemistry; Vienna, 1847
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