Everything about Franz-joseph M Ller Von Reichenstein totally explained
Franz-Joseph Müller Freiherr von Reichenstein or
Franz-Joseph Müller von Reichenstein was a Hungarian mineralogist who discovered
Tellurium in 1782.
He was born on the
July 1,
1740 Nagyszeben (Hermannstadt)
Transylvania, or
4 October 1742 in
Poysdorf, (Lower
Austria), and died on the
October 12 1825 in
Vienna.
He studied philosophy in
Vienna but became a specialist in
mineralogy.
In 1778 he discovered an occurrence of
Tourmaline in the
Zillertal.
In 1782 or
1783, as the main overseer of mines in
Hungary, he analyzed a bluish gold ore from Transylvania known as 'German Gold'.
He extracted a metal believing it to be
antimony.
Soon he verified that it was an unknown chemical element, however didn't continue the research in relation to this new element.
In 1798, the German chemist
Martin Heinrich Klaproth isolated the new element and it called it
tellurium, but gave the credit of the discovery to the Baron.
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