BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY
Number 4, Fall 1989
NOTE: This issue is now open access.
| TITLE | Author | Page Number |
|---|---|---|
| The 1989 Oesper Lecture. Some thoughts on our German chemical heritage | Paul R. Jones | 3 |
| Books of the Chemical Revolution. Part II of this series describes the first textbook of the revolution, Fourcroy's Elemens d'Histoire Naturelle et de Chimie of 1786 |
Ben Chastain | 8 |
| Bochard and the Oxyhydrogen Blowpipe. Breaking the temperature barrier in the 18th century |
Elsa Gonzalez | 11 |
| Kasimir Fajans. The first installment of a two-part study of an important, but often neglected, 20th century chemist |
Reynold Holmen |
15 |
| The History of the Dexter Award Part IV of this continuing series explores the award's third decade |
Aaron Ihde | 23 |
| The 1988 Bibliography. Introducing a new resource for the historian of chemistry | 27 | |
| Book Notes. | ||
| Chemische Studien and Konstitutions-Formeln der Organischen Chemie in Graphischer Darstellung Reviewed by William B. Jensen |
and 1913 Editions 1989 |
29 |
| Translations. Concerning the oxidizing properties of copper nitrate | 31 | |
| Divisional News Awards Notes from Members Events of Interest Future Meetings |
31 | |
| Parting Shots. The world's largest hydrogen sulfide test | William B. Jensen | 34 |