Moritz Traube
Moritz Traube · Science & Medicine
Chemist and physiologist known for semipermeable membranes
1826, Ratibor, Prussia (now Racibórz, Poland) — 1894, Berlin, Germany
Germany
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Moritz Traube was a German chemist and physiologist, a wine merchant who pursued science privately, best known for creating artificial semipermeable membranes and for insights into osmosis that influenced physical chemistry and cell theory. He also advanced the understanding of biological oxidation and fermentation. He was Jewish.
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Chemist and physiologist known for semipermeable membranes
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