Walther Nernst

Walther Nernst
Born	Walther Hermann Nernst 25 Juin 1864(1864-06-25) Briesen, Wast Proushie (nou Wąbrzeźno, Poland)
Dee'd	18 November 1941(1941-11-18) (aged 77) Zibelle, Lusatia, Germany (nou Niwica, Poland)
Naitionality	German
Alma mater	Varsity o Zürich Varsity o Berlin Varsity o Graz Varsity o Würzburg
Kent for	Third Law o Thermodynamics Nernst lamp Nernst equation Nernst glower Nernst effect Nernst heat theorem Nernst potential Nernst–Planck equation
Awairds	Nobel Prize in chemistry (1920) Franklin Medal (1928)
Scientific career
Fields	Chemistry
Institutions	Varsity o Göttingen Varsity o Berlin Varsity o Leipzig
Doctoral advisor	Friedrich Kohlrausch
Other academic advisors	Ludwig Boltzmann
Doctoral students	Sir Frances Simon Richard Abegg Irving Langmuir Leonid Andrussow Karl Friedrich Bonhoeffer Frederick Lindemann William Duane
Ither notable students	Gilbert N. Lewis Max Bodenstein Robert von Lieben Kurt Mendelssohn Theodor Wulf Emil Bose Hermann Irving Schlesinger Claude Hudson
Influenced	J. R. Partington
Signatur	File:Walther Hermann Nernst sig.gif

Walther Hermann Nernst, ForMemRS (25 Juin 1864 – 18 November 1941) wis a German chemist that is kent for his theories ahnit the calculation o chemical affinity as embouked in the third law o thermodynamics, that he won the 1920 Nobel Prize in chemistry. Nernst helped establish the modren field o physical chemistry an contreibutit tae electrochemistry, thermodynamics an solit state pheesics. He is kent for developin the Nernst equation as weel.