BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY

Volume 27, Number 1, 2002

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TITLE	Author	Page Number
DEXTER AWARD 2001 Awarded Posthumouly to William A. Smeaton		1
CUTTING-EDGE CHEMISTRY: SOME 19TH-CENTURY RUSSIAN CONTRIBUTIONS	Richard E. Rice James Madison University	2
D. I. MENDELEEV'S CONCEPT OF CHEMICAL ELEMENTS AND THE PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY	Masanori Kaji Tokyo Institute of Technology	4
HYDRATING IONS IN ST. PETERSBURG AND MOSCOW; IGNORING THEM IN LEIPZIG AND BALTIMORE	Richard E. Rice James Madison University	17
NIKOLAI ZININ AND SYNTHETIC DYES: THE ROAD NOT TAKEN	Nathan M. Brooks New Mexico State University	26
THE BEGINNINGS OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMISTRY: ZINC ALKYLS AND THE KAZAN' SCHOOL	David L. Lewis University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire	37
CUTTING-EDGE CHEMISTRY: SOME 19TH-CENTURY RUSSIAN CONTRIBUTIONS. A COMMENTARY	Seymour H. Mauskopf Duke University	43
OPPOSITION TO THE FORMATION OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY: NOTE ADDED IN PROOF	James J. Bohning Lehigh University	46
FOUR GIANTS IN A COLLEGE CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT: OBERLIN COLLEGE, 1880-1966	Norman C. Craig Oberlin College	48
EDGAR BUCKINGHAM: FLUORESCENCE OF QUININE SALTS	John T. Stock University of Connecticut	57
DULONG AND PETIT: A CASE OF DATA FABRICATION?	Carmen J. Giunta Le Moyne College	62

BOOK REVIEWS		72