Science And Industry
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This movement derived its initial impetus from the German universities, in whose class rooms and laboratories, year after year, hundreds of American students pursued advanced studies and became familiar with methodiS of research. Asso- ciated with the movement in later years has been a development on the side of the application of science to industry, thus, in a way, completing the parallel with the growth of the corresponding movement in Germany.
The war has acted as a great stimulus to indust...rial research in the Eepublic to the south of us. Big industries based on research are spring- ing up. Among others, many plants have been erected for the prodtction of dyestuflE intermediates and for the manufacture of alloys for high- grade steels, on the strength of investigations brought to a successful completion by American chemists. For the products ]ust referred to, America was almost entirely dependent on Germany and Austria before the war. For her potash, too, she looked to Germany, and when the supply was cut off, the glass industry, in certain of its branches, was threatened with collapse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This movement derived its initial impetus from the German universities, in whose class rooms and laboratories, year after year, hundreds of American students pursued advanced studies and became familiar with methodiS of research. Asso- ciated with the movement in later years has been a development on the side of the application of science to industry, thus, in a way, completing the parallel with the growth of the corresponding movement in Germany.
The war has acted as a great stimulus to indust...rial research in the Eepublic to the south of us. Big industries based on research are spring- ing up. Among others, many plants have been erected for the prodtction of dyestuflE intermediates and for the manufacture of alloys for high- grade steels, on the strength of investigations brought to a successful completion by American chemists. For the products ]ust referred to, America was almost entirely dependent on Germany and Austria before the war. For her potash, too, she looked to Germany, and when the supply was cut off, the glass industry, in certain of its branches, was threatened with collapse.
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