Werner
Teutonic masculine name
Werner is a German given name, occasionally used as a surname.
It appears in scientific terminology through figures like Alfred Werner, whose coordination chemistry gave rise to Werner complexes.
The name has old Germanic roots but functions in English primarily as a proper noun: Werner Herzog directed the film.
German quantum theorist
- quantumSmallest discrete unit
- NobelSwedish prize surname
- laboratoryFacility for scientific investigation
- physicsScience of matter and energy
chemistry · uncertainty · matrix · Copenhagen · atomic · theoretical · spectroscopy · molecule
Organized cooperative movement
- ligandMolecule that binds centrally
- complexHaving many interconnected parts
- stereochemistryStudy of molecular shape
- NobelSwedish prize surname
inorganic · octahedral · isomer · valence · bonding · synthesis · crystallography · compound
Heisenberg
German quantum theorist
- quantumSmallest discrete unit
- NobelSwedish prize surname
- laboratoryFacility for scientific investigation
physics · chemistry · uncertainty · matrix · Copenhagen · atomic · theoretical · spectroscopy · molecule · research
coordination
Organized cooperative movement
- ligandMolecule that binds centrally
- complexHaving many interconnected parts
- stereochemistryStudy of molecular shape
Nobel · inorganic · octahedral · isomer · valence · bonding · synthesis · crystallography · compound · element
Berlin
Germany's largest city
- BavariaSoutheastern German state
- OktoberfestMassive Bavarian brewing celebration
- bratwurstGerman minced-pork sausage
autobahn · Goethe · Beethoven · Rhine · Weimar · kaiser · Munich · Hamburg · Frankfurt · Cologne
family
Related people together
lineage · patronymic · clan · kinship · descent · bloodline · forebears · dynasty · relatives · kin