James Franck

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James Franck is affiliated with the following schools: Humboldt University of Berlin, University of Göttingen, University of Minnesota, Kiel University, University of Chicago, University of Hamburg, Johns Hopkins University, Heidelberg University

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James Franck

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According to Wikipedia, James Franck was a German physicist who won the 1925 Nobel Prize for Physics with Gustav Hertz "for their discovery of the laws governing the impact of an electron upon an atom". He completed his doctorate in 1906 and his habilitation in 1911 at the Frederick William University in Berlin, where he lectured and taught until 1918, having reached the position of professor extraordinarius. He served as a volunteer in the German Army during World War I. He was seriously injured in 1917 in a gas attack and was awarded the Iron Cross 1st Class.

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James Franck's Published Works

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Elementary processes of photochemical reactions (637)
Some remarks about free radicals and the photochemistry of solutions (1934) (372)
Migration and Photochemical Action of Excitation Energy in Crystals (1938) (227)
Photosynthesis in plants. (1949) (171)
The role of the hydration configuration in electronic processes involving ions in aqueous solution (1954) (98)
Remarks on Intra- and Inter-Molecular Migration of Excitation Energy (1949) (63)
Remarks on the Fluorescence, Phosphorescence and Photochemistry of Dyestuffs (1941) (60)
Photosynthetic evolution of oxygen by flashes of light. (1955) (53)
PHOTOXIDATION PROCESSES IN PLANTS (1941) (49)
Contribution to a Theory of Photosynthesis. (1941) (46)
Photosynthesis in Flashing Light. (1941) (45)
Participation of respiratory intermediates in the process of photosynthesis as an explanation of abnormally high quantum yields. (1953) (42)
The Fluorescence of Chlorophyll and Photosynthesis. (1941) (39)
A THEORY OF LIGHT UTILIZATION IN PLANT PHOTOSYNTHESIS. (1964) (38)
REMARKS ON THE LONG-WAVE-LENGTH LIMITS OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE. (1958) (36)
A Critical Survey of the Physical Background of Photosynthesis (1951) (33)
Experimental and theoretical contribution to studies of the afterglow of chlorophyll in plant materials. (1958) (32)
Chlorophyll fluorescence and photosynthesis in algae, leaves and chloroplasts. (1947) (25)
XXXVIII. The influence upon the fluorescence of iodine and mercury of gases with different affinities for electrons (1911) (22)
An Attempted Theory of Photosynthesis (1937) (19)
Photosynthetic Activity of Isolated Chloroplasts (1945) (17)
Fluorescence of Chlorophyll in Its Relation to Photochemical Processes in Plants and Organic Solutions (1936) (17)
Phosphorescence of Adsorbed Trypaflavine and Its Quenching by Oxygen (1943) (16)
Remarks on Radiationless Transitions in Complex Molecules (1956) (15)
Proposal of a Method for the Separation of He3 from He4 (1946) (15)
Remarks on the Photochemistry of Polyatomic Molecules. (1937) (14)
An interpretation of the contradictory results in measurements of the photosynthetic quantum yields and related phenomena. (1949) (13)
Assimilation and respiration of excised leaves at high concentrations of carbon dioxide. (1940) (13)
On the participation of carbon dioxide in the photosynthetic activity of illuminated chloroplast suspensions. (1948) (12)
Photosynthesis and related processes, vol. II. Part 1: By Eugene I. Rabinowitch, Research Professor, Photosynthesis Research Laboratory, Department of Botany, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois. Interscience Publishers, New York, N. Y., 1951. pp. xii + 603–1208. Price: $15.00 (1953) (11)
Remarks on Photosynthesis. (1935) (11)
Ultraviolet Absorption of Heavy Water Vapor (1934) (8)
CARBON DIOXIDE EVOLUTION DURING THE INDUCTION PERIOD OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS (1942) (6)
A reply to the comments by Tollin on Franck's theory of the primary steps in photosynthesis (1959) (6)
Part II.: The mechanism of photochemical reactions. General discussion (6)
Photosynthesis in plants. A monograph of the American Society of Plant Physiologists. (1949) (3)
XXIX. Transformation of a resonance spectrum into a band-spectrum by presence of helium (1911) (3)
The Social Task of the Scientist (1947) (3)
6 – On the Excitation of the 2536 Å Mercury Resonance Line by Electron Collisions† (1967) (3)
Part I: Einstein's law of photochemical equivalence. General discussion (3)
Note on the Explanation of the D-Lines in the Spectrum of the Night Sky. (1939) (2)
A few remarks on the problem of the recombination of positive ions and electrons (1928) (1)
Eminent American Scientists Give Their Views on American Visa Policy (1952) (1)
Protein folding : coming to terms with cooperativity (0)
REMARKS ONV THE LONG-WA VE-LENGTH LIMITS OF PHOTO- SYNTHESIS AND CHLOROPHYLL FL UORESCENCE BY JAMES FRANCK (0)
Photosynthesis and related processes: Vol. I. By Eugene I. Rabinowitch. Interscience Publishers, Inc., New York City. 599 pages. $8.50 (1946) (0)

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