Fritz Haber

The chemist is a problem solver, a seeker of solutions.

The most important quality of a scientist is curiosity.

The scientific method is the most powerful tool ever devised by humanity.

The pursuit of knowledge is its own reward.

The chemist must be a meticulous observer and a careful experimenter.

The world is a vast laboratory, waiting to be explored.

The greatest discoveries are often made by accident, but only to prepared minds.

The scientist must be a critical thinker, always questioning assumptions.

The chemist's work is never done; there are always new frontiers to explore.

The ultimate goal of science is to improve the human condition.

The most important thing in science is to never give up.

In no case can I agree with the idea that the work of the chemist is to be placed on a lower level than that of the physicist.

The process of fixation of nitrogen by the electric arc has been known for a long time, but it has not been developed to a stage where it can compete with the natural process.

During peace time, chemists work for the benefit of the world; during war time, they work for the benefit of their country.

I am convinced that the chemical weapon is a necessity in modern warfare.

The synthesis of ammonia from its elements marks a new era in the chemical industry.

Science advances not by the accumulation of facts, but by the discovery of laws.

In the laboratory, we create miracles from the mundane elements of the earth.

War is the father of invention, but peace is its true mother.

The atom is the building block of the universe, and chemistry is its architect.