BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY

Volume 26, Number 1, 2001

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TITLE	Author	Page Number
Aaron John Ihde 1909 - 2000	William B. Jensen University of Cincinnati	1
Aaron Ihde: A Life from Bascom's Hill	James J. Bohning Lehigh University	3
Aaron Ihde and His Students (1)	Alan J. Rocke Case Western Reserve	15
Aaron Ihde's Contributions to the History of Chemistry	William B. Jensen University of Cincinnati	24
Memories of Aaron Ihde	Robert Siegfried University of Wisconsin	33
Criteria for Genealogical Roots (1)	Aaron J. Ihde	36
The History of Ozone. The Schonbein Period, 1839-1868	Mordecai B. Rubin Technion-Israel Institute of Technology	40
The Contributions of Payen and Labillardiere to the Development of Colorimetry	Lluis-garrigos Oltra, Carles-Millan Verdu, and Georgina-Blanes Nadal Escola Politecnica Superior d'Alcoi	57
The Birth of Titrimetry: William Lewis and the Analysis of American Potashes	Frederick G. Page University of Leicester	66

Book Reviews
The Jewish Alchemists: A History and Source Book Reviewed by Gá bor Palló	Raphael Patai 1994	73
The Business of Alchemy. Science and Culture in the Holy Roman Empire Reviewed by Vladimír Karpenko	Pamela H. Smith 1997	75
Communicating Chemistry: Textbooks and their Audiences, 1789-1939 Reviewed by Paul R. Jones	A. Lundgren and B. Bensaude-Vincent, Eds. 2000	78
Four Centuries of Clinical Chemistry Reviewed by Samuel Meites	Louis Rosenfeld 1999	79

Bulletin Editorial Staff
2001 HIST Officer's Directory