BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY
Number 20, 1997
NOTE: This issue is now open access.
| TITLE | Author | Page Number |
|---|---|---|
| THE 1994 DEXTER AWARD ADDRESS. WHAT WAS THE CHEMICAL REVOLUTION ABOUT? | Frederic L. Holmes | 1 |
| THOMAS MARTIN LOWRY AND THE MIXED MULTIPLE BOND. | Martin D. Saltzman | 10 |
| THE DOCTORAL THESES OF PIERRE ADOLPHE BOBIERRE. | John T. Stock | 18 |
| OLD CHEMISTRIES. | William D. Williams | 24 |
| A MORRILL HALL FOR CHEMISTRY. | Paul R. Jones | 27 |
| THE YOUNG JOHANNES WISLICENUS IN AMERICA. | Paul R. Jones | 28 |
| "BUT SHE'S AN AVOWED COMMUNIST!" L'AFFAIRE CURIE AT THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY. | Margaret W. Rossiter | 33 |
| MARTHA ANNIE WHITELEY: CHEMIST AND EDITOR. | Mary R. S. Creese | 42 |
| THE HUNGARIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. | Lyman R. Caswell | 46 |
| A STEREOCHEMICAL ACHIEVEMENT OF THE FIRST ORDER: ALFRED WERNER'S RESOLUTION OF COBALT COMPLEXES, 85 YEARS LATER. |
George B. Kauffman | 50 |
| WILLIAM DRAPER HARKINS: AN EARLY ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMIST IN MONTANA. | Richard E. Rice and George B. Kauffman | 60 | Book Notes. Explorations with Sugars: How Sweet It Was Lavoisier in European Context: Negotiating a New Language for Chemistry |
Raymond U. Lemieux, Profiles, Pathways, and Dreams Autobiographkes of Eminent Chemists, Jeffrey L. Seeman, Series Ed., American Chemical Society, Washington, DC, 1990. Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent and Ferdinando Abbri, Ed., Science History Publications/USA, Watson Publishing International, Canton, MA, 1995. |
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| AUTHOR INDEX, NUMBERS 1-20. | 73 | |
| SUBJECT INDEX, NUMBERS 1-20. | 74 |