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Johannes Diderik van der Waals(1837)

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Physics

Johannes Diderik van der Waals is a recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physics (1910) from Netherlands. Their primary field is Physics. They were educated at Leiden University. They have been affiliated with University of Amsterdam.

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Netherlands

Nobel Prize in Physics (1910)

Wikipedia

Major Awards

Publications

1,271

Citations

h-index

N/A

i10-index

60.5

Avg Citations/Paper

Awards & Recognition

Nobel Prize in Physics

for his work on the equation of state for gases and liquids

University of Amsterdam

1910

Most Cited Works

Top publications by citation count

Wetland delineation and stormwater : environmental management

(2016)

citations

The Middle Palaeolithic Finds from Hogersmilde

(2016)

citations

Excavation of two Beaker domestic sites near Kolhorn - General introduction

(2015)

citations

Three Late Bronze Age Gold Bracelets from the Netherlands (Pl. XII-XIII, figs. 42-46)

(2015)

citations

Kolhorn, Southern site: The well - General description

(2015)

citations

Beaker types and their distribution in the Netherlands; lntrusive types, mutual influences and local evolutions (pls. i-xviii; figs. 3-15)

(2015)

citations

PHYWE supplies more than 30 Nobel Prize awarded experiments

(2011)

citations

Boeiend debat over duivels dilemma

(2007)

citations

Neolithic Disc Wheels in the Netherlands. With a Note on the Early lron Age Disc Wheels from Ezinge (Pl. XXVII-XXXIV, figs. 22-29)

(2006)

citations

#10

On the Continuity of the Gaseous and Liquid States

(2004)

120

citations

Recent Publications

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Wetland delineation and stormwater : environmental management

2016

0citations

The Middle Palaeolithic Finds from Hogersmilde

2016

2citations

Excavation of two Beaker domestic sites near Kolhorn - General introduction

2015

1citations

Three Late Bronze Age Gold Bracelets from the Netherlands (Pl. XII-XIII, figs. 42-46)

2015

0citations

Kolhorn, Southern site: The well - General description

2015

1citations

Beaker types and their distribution in the Netherlands; lntrusive types, mutual influences and local evolutions (pls. i-xviii; figs. 3-15)

2015

3citations

PHYWE supplies more than 30 Nobel Prize awarded experiments

2011

0citations

Boeiend debat over duivels dilemma

2007

0citations

Neolithic Disc Wheels in the Netherlands. With a Note on the Early lron Age Disc Wheels from Ezinge (Pl. XXVII-XXXIV, figs. 22-29)

2006

0citations

On the Continuity of the Gaseous and Liquid States

2004

120citations

External Profiles

Publications & Citations

Education

Leiden University

Doctoral Advisors

Diederik KortewegWillem Hendrik KeesomObe PostmaJohannes Diderik van der Waals Jr.Gerrit Hondius BoldinghHenri Adrien NaberJohannes C. SchalkwijkBokko MeilinkCornelius DorsmanPieter Rijke