After watching the tank performance, Arthur met with Fritz Haber from Germany a few days later without a break.
When it comes to Haber's name, it might be unfamiliar to those who are not very interested in the chemical industry.
But if the ammonia synthesis technology is mentioned, the fame would undoubtedly be much higher.
Haber was born in a Jewish family in Breslau, Silesia, Germany, and was a well-known German chemist.
Because he succeeded in producing ammonia from the air in 1909, he won the Victoria Chemistry Award at the end of 1909 and received Arthur's personal invitation to come to the Royal Australasian Physical and Chemical Research Association.
The predecessor of the Royal Australasian Physical and Chemical Research Association was the Royal Physical Research Association, and the chief president was Albert Einstein.
