Fritz Haber, a German scientist who said to be a patriot during the World-War 1. He put all his effort to invent the way of creating Ammonia, that to help Germany his country to defeat the enemies. And also as the creation of making Ammonia, he won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1918.
Haber was born on December 9, 1868 in Breslau Germany. After the completion of his University studies, he worked for a time in his father’s chemical business and developed an interest in chemical technology. At that time the scientists’ world was begun to change. He lived for science; both for its own sake and also for the influence it has in molding human life and human culture and civilization. The method of creating Ammonia, which was extremely rare at the time, the process is named “Haber Process” as this is very scientist to be invented by Fritz Haber.
Haber created a way of applying high temperature and high pressure with iron to combine nitrogen and hydrogen in their gaseous forms to produce Ammonia, which is also a reversible reaction. The nitric acid in ammonia can be used as manufacturing agriculture fertilizer and explosives. Overall, it supports German in a very important way as it helps them to grow agriculture products from the fertilizer when the time that the British military