Anatolii Bochvar

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Bochvar, Anatolii Mikhailovich

 

Born Aug. 17 (29), 1870, in Radomysl’; died Sept. 11, 1947, in Moscow. Soviet metallurgist, founder of the Moscow school of metallurgy, and a professor (1917). Honored Worker in Science and Technology of the RSFSR (1933).

In 1908, Bochvar organized the first metallographic laboratory in Moscow. His main works are on white antifriction metals, semisteel, and the heat treatment of gray iron.

WORKS

Issledovanie belykh antfriktsionnykh splavov. Moscow, 1918.

REFERENCE

Voronov, S. M. “Anatolii Mikhailovich Bochvar.” Uspekhi khimii, 1947, vol. 16, issue 6.

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