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BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY

Number 12, Fall 1992

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TITLE Author Page
Number
The 1991 Dexter Address. Herbert Hoover and Georgius Agricola:
The Distorting Mirrors of History
Owen Hannaway 3
Stereochemical Models of Benzene, 1869 - 1875. The Conflicting Views of Kekulé, Koerner, Le Bel and van't Hoff Leonello Paoloni 10
Some Early Chemical Slide Rules. An early and novel application of the
principle of the slide rule, these chemical oddities are now museum curiosities
William D. Williams 24
The Chemical News, 1859 - 1932. The brainchild of William Crookes, this
important chemical weekly served the chemical community for nearly three-quarters of a century
William H. Brock 30
Old Chemistries. A look at a little-known transitional chemical text by
Benjamin Silliman Jr. and George F. Baker
William D. Williams 35
     
Book Notes.    
A History of the International Chemical Industry
Reviewed by Harry E. Pence
Fred Aftalion
(trans. Otto Theodor Benfey)
1991
39
Chemistry
Reviewed by William B. Jensen
Helene Metzger
(trans. Colette V. Michael)
1991
39
The Historical Development of Chemical Concepts
Reviewed by William B. Jensen
Roman Mierzecki
1991
41
Nineteenth-Century Attitudes: Men of Science
Reviewed by William B. Jensen
Sydney Ross
1991
41
A History of Lactic Acid Making: A Chapter in the History of Biotechnology
H. Benninga
1990
42
Contrasts in Scientific Style: Research Groups in the Chemical and Biochemical Sciences
Joseph S. Fruton
1990
42
Atti del III cevgno nazionale di storia e fondamenti della chimica
Ferdinando Abbri and Franco Crispini, Eds.
1991
42
Some Recollections of Gap Jumping
Reviewed by John Belletire
Sir Derek H. R. Barton
1991
42
     
Letters.   45
Divisional News.
Awards
Events of Interest
In Memoriam: Raymond Benedict Seymour
Future Meetings
1993 Officer's Directory
  46
Parting Shots. Gibber, Jabber, or Just Geber? William B. Jensen 49
Notice to all Subscribers and Authors.   51