Erich Ott

Erich Ott (born circa 1900, died after 1945) was a German chemist affiliated with I.G. Farben during the World War II era. He is primarily known for his involvement in research and development related to synthetic rubber (Buna-S) production. Details of his specific research contributions are scarce due to the destruction of records following the war. However, I.G. Farben's crucial role in the Nazi war effort led to many of its leading scientists, including Ott, being investigated and potentially facing consequences after the war. Exact details of his post-war life and activities are difficult to verify due to the sensitive and often obscured nature of historical records from that period.