Person

Blumann, Arnold (1885 - 1970)

Born
1885
Osnabrück, Germany
Died
17 January 1970
Occupation
Organic chemist

Summary

Arnold Blumann worked for Plaimar Limited, Perth from 1938. He was an expert in the chemistry of terpenes and related compounds.

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Born Osnabrück, 1885. Died 17 February 1970. Educated Göttingen University (PhD 1907). Anton Deppe Söhne, Hamburg 1907-14, army service 1914-18, Anton Deppe Söhne 1919-21, his own business 1921-25, Anton Deppe Söhne 1925-26, technical manager, Vanillin Fabrik 1926-34, consultant in Europe and America 1934-38, Plaimar Limited from 1938.

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