Died 1913-01-05.
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Louis-Paul Cailletet was a French physicist and inventor.
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Born 21 September 1832 · Died 5 January 1913 · Q438769
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Died 1913-01-05.
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Career landmark: president (1905–1913).
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Awarded Officer of the Legion of Honour (1889).
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Awarded La Caze Prize of the Academy of Sciences (1884).
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Won Davy Medal (1878).
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By a different method than Raoul Pictet: He used the Joule-Thomson effect; oxygen was cooled while highly compressed, then allowed to rapidly expand, cooling it further, resulting in the production of small droplets of l
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Studied at Mines ParisTech (1854–1855).
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Born 1832-09-21.
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