Eger V. Murphree

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Eger V. Murphree is affiliated with the following schools: University of Kentucky, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Transylvania University

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According to Wikipedia, Eger Vaughan Murphree was an American chemist, best known for his co-invention of the process of fluid catalytic cracking. Biography Murphree was born on November 3, 1898, in Bayonne, New Jersey, moving as a child to Kentucky. He graduated from Kentucky University with degrees in chemistry and mathematics in 1920, and a master's degree in chemistry in 1921. Murphree played college football as Kentucky as a tackle and was captain of the 1920 Kentucky Wildcats football team.

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Eger V. Murphree's Published Works

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Rectifying Column Calculations. (1925) (109)
Relation between Heat Transfer and Fluid Friction (1932) (29)
Fluid Catalyst Process. Catalytic Cracking of Petroleum (1943) (15)
Hydrogenation Of Petroleum (1940) (15)
Graphical Rectifying Column Calculations. (1925) (12)
Butyl Rubber. A New Hydrocarbon Product (1940) (11)
Application of Contacting Studies to the Analysis of Reactor Performance (1964) (11)
Effect of Agitation on the Rate of Solution of Crystals. (1923) (4)
Developments in the Centrifuge Separation Project (1951) (4)
Production of Aviation Fuels by High-Pressure Hydrogenation (1939) (3)
A report by the AEC General Advisory Committee (1952) (2)
RELATION BETWEEN VAPOR PRESSURE AND VAPOR COMPOSITION IN BINARY MIXTURES OF VOLATILE LIQUIDS (2)
How can scientists keep up with science (1961) (2)
THE TREND TO HIGH OCTANE NUMBER GASOLING IS SOUND (1953) (1)
War Developments in the Petroleum industry (1943) (1)
Hydrogen. [from hydrocarbon gas and steam] (1947) (0)
4) Benefits from Research to the Petroleum Industry (1951) (0)
Natural gas, coal, and oil shale as sources of liquid fuels. [Review; economics] (1948) (0)
A Study of the Function and Operation of the Naval Research Laboratory (1948) (0)
The support of basic research. (1951) (0)

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