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Friedrich Abel | | 17 July | 1827 | London | 6 September | 1902 | English | chemistry | Alma mater | Royal College of Chemistry | Doctoral | A. W. von Hofmann | cordite | FRS | 17 July | 1827 | 6 September | 1902 | English | chemist | London | A. W. von Hofmann | Royal College of Chemistry | Royal Military Academy, Woolwich | War Department | explosives | guncotton | smokeless powders | cordite | James Dewar | Alfred Nobel | patent | ballistite | House of Lords | black powder | Scottish | physicist | Andrew Noble | British government | Abel test | flash point | petroleum | Act of Parliament | petroleum | Waltham Abbey Royal Gunpowder Mills | electricity | fuses | steel | Bessemer medal | Iron and Steel Institute | Institution of Electrical Engineers | Royal Society | Imperial Institute | baronet | Nunhead Cemetery | Magnificent Seven | Encyclopædia Britannica | | Wikisource | 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica | Encyclopædia Britannica Eleventh Edition | public domain | A Biographical Dictionary of Civil Engineers | Baronetage of the United Kingdom | Baronet | Categories | 1827 births | 1902 deaths | English chemists | Cordite | Fellows of the Royal Society | People associated with Imperial College London | People from London | Baronets in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom | Burials at Nunhead Cemetery |