Ettore Artini
Professor of mineralogy, University of Milan
About Ettore Artini
Lived 1866 – 1928 (aged 61). Ettore Artini was an Italian mineralogist and university teacher.
Ettore Artini (29 August 1866 – 7 March 1928) was an Italian mineralogist, scientist, researcher and university professor. He discovered and described the minerals: bavenite, bazzite, and brugnatellite. He completed his Ph.D. in science at the University of Florence in 1887.
The mineral Artinite is named after him.
Artini died in Milan, Italy on 7 March 1928.
Le rocce, concetti e nozioni di petrografia, con 134 figure nel testo e 32 tavole Lezioni di mineralogia e materiali da costruzione, tenute presso il R. Istituto tecnico superiore di Milano
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professor of mineralogy, University of Milan (1866–1928)
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Ettore Artini was born on 29 August 1866 in Milan.
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Ettore Artini died on 7 March 1928 in Milan.
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Ettore Artini was a mineralogist and university teacher.
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