Svante Arrhenius

Chemistry Swedish 1859 – 1927 403 quotes

Ion theory, first to predict greenhouse effect

Quotes by Svante Arrhenius

The importance of accurate measurements in science cannot be overstated.

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The scientific community is a global community, united by a common purpose.

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The power of observation is fundamental to scientific progress.

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The ability to think critically is essential for scientific inquiry.

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The universe is a grand experiment, and we are all participants.

The Life of the Universe as Conceived by Man from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time 1908

The pursuit of knowledge is a lifelong endeavor.

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The greatest reward in science is the joy of discovery.

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The future belongs to those who are curious and open-minded.

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The human spirit of inquiry is an inexhaustible source of progress.

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The universe is a symphony of natural laws, waiting to be understood.

The Life of the Universe as Conceived by Man from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time 1908

By the influence of the increasing percentage of carbonic acid in the atmosphere, we may hope that the temperature of the earth will rise and that the cold regions will become inhabited.

Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science 1896

The increase of the quantity of carbonic acid in the atmosphere by half as much as at present would have the consequence that the temperature of the earth’s surface would rise by about 9 degrees.

On the Influence of Carbonic Acid in the Air upon the Temperature of the Ground 1896

Human intellect cannot conceive of any more powerful means of destruction than those which are at hand.

Worlds in the Making 1908

The earth’s surface will probably become warmer during the thousand years to come.

Philosophical Magazine 1896

We often hear lamentations that one cannot understand the higher mathematics.

Textbook of Electrochemistry 1900

The dissociation of electrolytes is a fundamental process in chemistry.

Doctoral Thesis 1887

Life on earth is possible only because of the greenhouse effect.

Worlds in the Making 1906

The progress of science is the discovery of order.

Nobel Lecture 1903

Chemistry is the art of preparing substances in pure form.

Letter to a colleague 1910

The atmosphere acts like the glass of a greenhouse.

Scientific Paper 1896