BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY

Volume 26, Number 2, 2001

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TITLE	Author	Page Number
THE 2000 DEXTER AWARD ADDRESS CELEBRITY CULTURE IN PARISIAN CHEMISTRY	Alan J. Rocke Case Western University	81
OPPPOSITION TO THE FORMATION OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY	James J. Bohning Lehigh University	92
NIEPCE DE SAINT-VICTOR AND THE DISCOVERY OF RADIOACTIVITY	Fathi Habashi Laval University, Quebec, Canada	104
THE HARE-CLARKE CONTROVERSY OVER THE INVENTION OF THE IMPROVED GAS BLOWPIPE	Martin D. Saltzman Providence College	106
THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF CYRUS MOORS WARREN TO THE ANALYSIS OF HYDROCARBONS	Martin D. Saltzman Providence College	112
RECIPROCAL SOLUBILITY INFLUENCE IN SALT MIXTURES. THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF WALTHER NERNST AND OF ARTHUR NOYES	John T. Stock University of Connecticut	118
A PHILOSOPHICAL COMMENTARY ON GIUNTA'S CRITIQUE OF NEWLANDS' CLASSIFICATION OF THE ELEMENTS	Eric R. Scerri University of California, Los Angeles	124
A RESPONSE TO SCERRI'S COMMENTARY	Carmen J. Giunta Le Moyne College	130
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR THE EDELSTEIN AWARD 2002		133
BOOK REVIEWS		134