the oil
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oil, argentine oilAbstract
For twenty-eight years my favorite studies in chemistry, both analytical and synthetic, have dealt with petroleum, and especially with Argentine petroleum. The Argentine Republic has had the good fortune to count among its great presidents the immortal Sarmiento, whose great and pure love for his country, indicated to him that the best path for the Republic to follow in its evolution would be that in which it could raise as far as possible the general intellectual level of its population, either by establishing a vast and free primary education, and consequently secondary and university education, or by encouraging the systematic promotion of a scientific investigation of nature, and especially of the conditions of its soil, its flora and fauna, as well as its minerals.
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Luis Harperath, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
Luis Harperath (1856-1931). He was a German chemist, settled in the Argentine province of Cordoba in the 1880s.
On August 24, 1931, Dr. Luis Harperath passed away. He was a retired professor with a long career in the Faculty of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences of the National University of Córdoba, and a member of the National Academy of Sciences.
Reference
Medán, D. (2021). "Portrait of the Rector: the correspondence of Pedro Arata. https://www.agro.uba.ar/sites/default/files/libro_medan_-_arata.pdf
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