Alexander Parkes
Mühendis
Alexander Parkes, Birmingham, İngiltere'den bir metalurji mühendisi ve mucittir. İlk insan yapımı plastik olan Parkesine'i üretmiştir. Vikipedi
Doğum: 29 Aralık 1813, Birmingham, Birleşik Krallık
Ölüm tarihi ve yeri: 29 Haziran 1890, West Dulwich, Londra, Birleşik Krallık
Kardeşleri: Henry Parkes
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Alexander Parkes (29 December 1813 – 29 June 1890) was a metallurgist and inventor from Birmingham, England. He created Parkesine, the first man-made ...
1 Nis 2024 · Alexander Parkes was a British chemist and inventor noted for his development of various industrial processes and materials.
Englishman Alexander Parkes (1813 – 1890) is credited as one of the founders of plastic materials. He created the very first man-made plastic material, ...
(1813-1890), chemist, metallurgist and inventor. Alexander Parkes, born on the 29th December 1813 in Birmingham, was the inventor of what is now recognised ...
Alexander Parkes Biography. The history of plastic industry is filled with great inventions, but the most important of them all came from the Englishman ...
29 Ara 2013 · Parkes is perhaps best known for the eponymous Parkesine – the first form of celluloid – an early semi-synthetic plastic based on gun cotton. He ...
Although he never perfected his product, Alexander Parkes (1813-1890) invented one of the earliest forms of plastic. It eventually led to the commercial and ...
Dec 29, 1813 - Jun 29, 1890. Alexander Parkes was a metallurgist and inventor from Birmingham, England. He created Parkesine, the first man-made plastic.
Alexander Parkes was born on December 29, 1813, the fourth of eight children of James Mears Parkes. His father was a brass lock manufacturer in Birmingham, ...
22 May 2019 · The inventor responsible for a chemical process that probably led to plastic pollution on the Thames and around the world two centuries later ...