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Attributive Designating a process for producing ammonia directly from nitrogen and hydrogen gases, under carefully controlled conditions of pressure and temperature and using a metallic catalyst; of, relating to, involved in, or produced by this process.
Early 20th century. From the names of Fritz Haber, who developed the process and Carl Bosch, German chemist, who translated it to an industrial scale in 1912–13.
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