موسوعة العلمـاء و المخترعين .. العلمـاء بالترتيب حسب اسم الشهرة .. الحرف ٤_ت

Encyclopedia of Scientists and Inventors.. Scientists in order according to their nickname.. The letter 4_T

⏹ Tissiranc de Boer, Leon Philippe.
Teisserenc de Bort, Leon Philippe

French meteorologist (1855-1913)
Tsirrank was educated at the Central Meteorological Bureau B. C.M in Paris, where he reached the position of head of the office. Tissiranak was an argument in the subject of the atmosphere, so he discovered the free symmetrical layer (the envelope), which he called the stratosphere, to distinguish it from the layer located below it, which is called the troposphere.

⏹Tabledon, Sir William Augustus
Tilden, Sir William Augustus

English chemist (1842 - 1926)
Tilden received high chemistry training at the "College of Chemistry", then worked as a professor of chemistry in Birmingham and at the "Royal College of Science, in London and R. C.S) Tilden is credited with preparing isoperene, a chemical substance from which rubber is made, by passing turpentine vapor through a tube heated to the point of redness. This discovery led to the production of synthetic rubber.
Tilden's investigations dealt with bases, alkaloids, and the specific heat of a number of elements.

⏹ Taylor, Brook

English mathematician (1685 - 1731)
Teller studied at Cambridge, and published a number of research and articles in mathematics, especially those that discuss physical problems, such as a solution to the problem of the center of oscillation.
He discovered the theory that bears his name, “Theorem Taylor, which is applied in higher mathematics. Taylor laid the foundations for the final calculation of the differences when he published a book entitled: Direct and Inverted Increase Methods.
Methodus Incrementorum Directa et Inversa
Teller was chosen as a Fellow of the Royal Society, and he held its secretariat for a period of four years.

⏹ Temen, Johann Karl Ferdinand
Tiemann Johann Karl Ferdinand

German chemist (1848 - 1899) ·
Taemin began his studies in the field of pharmaceutical chemistry, then he switched from it to organic chemistry, so he worked for Hofmann in Berlin, where he later worked as a professor of chemistry. Taemin was famous for his research on types of organic cyanides, nitriles, turpentines, and types of camphor. He was able to prepare the aromatic substance vanillin, which is used in making sweets under the name Vanilla.