Part I: A Confluence of Factors
Chapter 1. The Object of Investigation
Chapter 2. The Scientification of Agriculture
Chapter 3. Advances in Organic Chemistry, Catalysis, and the Chemical Industry
Chapter 4. The Mystery of Ammonia Synthesis
Chapter 5. Physical Chemistry: Uniting Two Branches of Science
Chapter 6. The Scientific Breakthrough (1903-1908)
Chapter 7. The Challenge of Technical Implementation
Chapter 8. Reflections on Scientific Discovery and The Haze
Part II: The Scientific Breakthrough
Chapter 9. The State of Ammonia Synthesis at the turn of the Twentieth Century: The Arena for Discovery
Chapter 10. Fritz Haber's Work and Thought as He Began Work on Ammonia Synthesis
Chapter 11. The Scientific Publications on Ammonia Synthesis
Chapter 12. Haber's Cooperation with BASF
Chapter 13. The Role of Physical Chemistry as a Theory
Chapter 14. Further Reflections on Scientific Discovery and The Haze
Appendix A. Approximations of Free Energy Fitting Functions
Appendix B. Theoretical Determinations of the Free Energy: Hermann von Helmholtz and Walther Nernst
Part III: The Haze
Chapter 15. Terminology
Chapter 16. Normal Science
Chapter 17. The Structure of The Haze
Chapter 18. Dynamic of The Haze
Chapter 19. Between Science and Industry: The Stage of 10-100
Chapter 20. Risk and the Acceptance of Failure
Chapter 21. The Haze: Interdependencies in Science
Chapter 22. One Final Element.