Born

Born

Born, Ignaz. Edler von, geb. 1742 zu Karlsburg in Siebenbürgen, widmete sich nach theolog. und jurid. Studien ausschließlich den Naturwissenschaften und dem Bergbau, wurde 1770 Beisitzer im obersten Münz- und Bergmeisteramt zu Prag, dann Bergrath, ordnete und beschrieb nach Wien berufen das Mineralienkabinet, wurde Hofrath bei der Hofkammer für Münz- und Bergwesen, st. 1791. Er ist der Verbesserer der Amalgamationsmethode bei dem Ausscheiden der edlen Metalle. Seine bedeutendsten Schriften sind: »Ueber das Anquicken der gold- und silberhaltigen Erze« etc. Wien 1786; »Briefe über Mineralgegenstände« Wien 1770; beide Schriften wurden in die europ. Hauptsprachen übersetzt.


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