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How did chemist Fritz Haber and engineer Carl Bosch contribute to society?
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They created a new plastic called Teflon.
They created a new plastic called Teflon.
They discovered a way to make chlorofluorocarbons efficiently.
They discovered a way to make chlorofluorocarbons efficiently.
They discovered a way to make ammonia efficiently.
They discovered a way to make ammonia efficiently.
They discovered that chlorofluorocarbons are destroying the ozone layer.
They discovered that chlorofluorocarbons are destroying the ozone layer.
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They discovered a way to make ammonia efficiently.
Explanation: Fritz Haber developed the laboratory method to fix nitrogen from air into ammonia (the Haber process), and Carl Bosch scaled it to industrial levels (the Haber–Bosch process). This made synthetic fertilizers and many explosives economically feasible, profoundly increasing food production worldwide. (Haber was also involved in chemical weapons research; Teflon and CFCs are unrelated to them.)
Explanation: Fritz Haber developed the laboratory method to fix nitrogen from air into ammonia (the Haber process), and Carl Bosch scaled it to industrial levels (the Haber–Bosch process). This made synthetic fertilizers and many explosives economically feasible, profoundly increasing food production worldwide. (Haber was also involved in chemical weapons research; Teflon and CFCs are unrelated to them.)
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