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Electrochemistry in a Divided World: The Political Background,ued until December 1991, when the USSR was formally dissolved. The Cold War had a huge impact on the evolution of science and technology in both the USA and the USSR, and this chapter briefly sketches some of the political background to those times.

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Electrochemistry in Saxony, East Germany, Before 1989: Kurt Schwabe in Dresden and Meinsberg,rom her many successful electrochemists have emerged. Schwabe himself has particularly worked in the fields of pH measurement, corrosion and concentrated electrolytes. From him originate more than 500 publications on electrochemistry and physical chemistry. His famous book “pH measurement” was translated into several languages.

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