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“Eisenlohr,” iˈzen-lore. (1799-1872.) A German physicist. He was a Heidelburg student, and in 1819 removed to Mannheim, where he became a teacher of mathematical and physical science in the lyceum. He was afterward a professor at Carlsruhe. A Manual of Physics is his chief work.