Birkeland-Eyde process

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Etymology

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Developed in 1903 by Norwegian scientist Kristian Birkeland and his business partner Sam Eyde.

Proper noun

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Birkeland-Eyde process

  1. A former industrial process for producing nitrogen-based fertilizer.