Claude process
noun
\ˈklōd-, -ȯd-\
Definition of Claude process
: a synthetic ammonia process characterized by higher operating pressures than other processes and by the use of a train of converters
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Origin and Etymology of claude process
after Georges Claude, born 1870 French chemist and physicist
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