| TITLE |
Author |
Page
Number |
| Cover, key and credits |
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| Foreword |
Roald Hoffmann |
1-2 |
| Preface: Happy Centennial to the ACS Division of the History of Chemistry |
Jeffrey I. Seeman
and Carmen J. Giunta |
3-4 |
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|
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| Expansive Approaches to the History of Chemistry |
|
|
Epitomizing Chemistry for Changing Audiences in Britain, 1820 -2020
Supplemental Information |
Robert G. W. Anderson |
5-14 |
Mendeleev's “Problems:” A Means to Engage Students
and Teachers in the History of Chemistry |
Arthur Greenberg |
15-28 |
| Archaeological Chemistry: Past, Present, Future |
Mary Virginia Orna |
29-41 |
Can We Bring Chemistry Back? Exploring the Potential
of “Gateway Artifacts” at the Science History Institute |
David Allen Cole |
43-49 |
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|
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| Foci on Specific Topics |
|
|
| Historiography of the Chemical Industry: Technologies and Products versus Corporate History |
Anthony S. Travis |
50-61 |
| A Future History of Selectivity in Organic Chemistry: Whence, Where, and Whither? |
David E. Lewis |
62-76 |
| The Development of Medicinal Chemistry as a Disciplines: A Topic Ripe for Historical Exploration |
John Parascandola |
77-84 |
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|
|
| Multidisciplinary Approaches and Tools |
|
|
Moving Beyond the Intersection of Chemistry and History:
Evolving Multidisciplinary Approaches to the Historical Study of Chemistry |
Seth C. Rasmussen |
85-90 |
| Computational History of Chemistry |
Guillermo Restrepo |
91-106 |
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|
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| Thriving, Inclusivity, Diversity, and Equity and the History of Chemistry |
|
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| History of Chemistry as a Tool for the Engagement of Underrepresented Students in Chemistry |
Sibrina N. Collins |
107-110 |
| Out of Obscurity: Contextualizing Forgotten Women Chemists |
Marelene F. Rayner-Canham
and Geoffrey W. Rayner-Canham |
111-118 |
| |
|
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| Relationships of Historians and Chemist-Historians |
|
|
| “The Poor Sister:” Coming to Grips with Recent and Contemporary Chemistry |
Stephen J. Weininger |
119-123 |
| The Importance of Plurality and Mutual Respect in the Practice of the History of Chemistry |
Peter J. T. Morris
and Jeffrey I. Seeman |
124-137 |
| The Long and Short of It: The Future Writing of History of Chemistry |
William H. Brock |
138-145 |
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|
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| The Past, Present and Future of History of Chemistry |
|
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| Does History of Chemistry Have a Future? |
William B. Jensen |
146-152 |
| Remote Interviewing and the History of Chemistry |
Jeffrey I. Seeman |
153-162 |
| Is There Room for the Present in the History of Science? |
Carmen J. Giunta |
163-170 |
| Reflections on the Last and the Next Hundred Years |
Alan J. Rocke |
171-175 |
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|
|
The Back Story
Steve Weininger, Comfortable in Many Disciplines
Supplemental Information |
Jeffrey I. Seeman |
176 |
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| Bulletin Editorial Staff |
|
177 |
| HIST Officers 2022 |
|
177 |
