BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY
Volume 47, Number 3, 2022
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Author |
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| Ancient Analogues of Chemical Equations |
Francesco Di Giacomo |
265-269 |
Role for Hypochlorite Saponification in Semmelweis's Suppression
of Puerperal Fever Epidemics |
Michael Witty and
Theppawut Ayudhya |
270-275 |
| The Trouble with Thermodynamics |
William B. Jensen |
276-280 |
Development of Chemistry at Ohio University and
Its First Women Graduates |
Howard D. Dewald |
281-289 |
| Eda Bachman Walden: What Were Her Contributions? |
Anne M. Wilson |
290-295 |
| Sir William Ramsay: Pioneering Advocate for Woman Chemists |
Marelene Rayner-Canham and
Geoff Rayner-Canham |
296-301 |
Marguerite Catherine Perey (1909-1975): The Discovery of Francium and the
Election of the First Woman to the French Academy of Sciences |
Ivoni de Freitas-Reis and
Beatriz Gatti de Castro |
302-309 |
| HIST Centennial Memories Paul Raymond Jones (1930-2019) |
Sarah Cummings, Amy Robinson,
and Martin Saltzman |
310-315 |
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| BOOK REVIEWS |
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A Cultural History of Chemistry, in 6 volumes
Vol. 1 A Cultural History of Chemistry in Antiquity
Reviewed by Mary Virginia Orna
Vol. 2 A Cultural History of Chemistry in the Middle Ages
Reviewed by Carmen Giunta
Vol. 3 A Cultural History of Chemistry in the Early Modern Age
Reviewed by Jennifer Rampling
Vol. 4 A Cultural History of Chemistry in the Eighteenth Century
Reviewed by Leonardo Anatrini
Vol. 5 A Cultural History of Chemistry in the Nineteenth Century
Reviewed by Ann E. Robinson
Vol. 6 A Cultural History of Chemistry in the Modern Age
Reviewed by Roald Hoffmann
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Peter J. T. Morris and Alan Rocke, Gen. Eds.
2022
V1-Marco Beretta, Ed.
V2-Charles Burnett and
Sébastien Moureau, Eds.
V3-Bruce T. Moran, Ed.
V4-Matthew Daniel Eddy and
Ursula Klein, Eds.
V5-Peter J. Ramberg, Ed.
V6-Peter J. T. Morris, Ed. |
316-327
316-319
319-321
321-322
322-323
323-325
325-327 |
March of the Pigments: Color History, Science and Impact
Reviewed by Nicholas Zumbulyadis |
Mary Virginia Orna
2022 |
327-328 |
Science in London: A Guide to Memorials
Reviewed by James Marshall |
Istvan Hargittai and
Magdolna Hargittai
2021 |
328-330 |
Wilhelm Ostwald: The Autobiography
Reviewed by William B. Jensen |
Robert S. Jack and Fritz Scholz, Eds.
2017 |
330-332 |
Pioneers of Magnetic Resonance
Reviewed by Joseph B. Lambert |
E. Thomas Strom and
Vera V. Mainz, Eds.
2021 |
332-334 |
Science: Has its Present Past a Future? Selected Essays by Arnold Thackray
Reviewed by Arthur Greenberg |
Jeffrey L. Sturchio and
Bruce Lewenstein, Eds.
2022 |
335-336 |
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| 2022 Citation for Chemical Breakthroughs |
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337 |
| Bulletin Instructions for Authors |
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338 |
The Back Story
Vladimir Prelog, Albert Eschenmoser and I. A Friend of a Friend is a Friend |
Jeffrey I. Seeman |
339-340 |
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| Bulletin Editorial Staff |
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341 |
| HIST Officers 2022 |
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341 |
The Cover . . .Eda Bachman Walden: What were her contributions? See p290.
