BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY

Volume 29, Number 1, 2004

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TITLE	Author	Page Number
The 2003 Edelstein Award Address. Making Chemistry Popular	David Knight University of Durham, England	1
The Discovery of Lecithin, the First Phospholipid	Theodore L. Sourkes McGill University	9
Gabriel Lippmann and the Capillary Electrometer	John T. Stock University of Connecticut	16
Khemye: Chemical Literature in Yiddish	Stephen M. Cohen	21
An Early History of Chemistry at Texas Tech University, 1925-1970	Henry J. Shine Texas Tech University	30
Noyes Laboratory, an ACS National Chemical Landmark: 100 Years of Chemistry at the University of Illinois	Sharon Bertsch McGrayne	45

Book Reviews
Gehennical Fire: The Lives of George Starkey, an American Alchemist in the Scientific Revolution Reviewed by Peter J. Ramberg	William R. Newman 2003	52
Ostwald's American Students Reviewed by Paul R. Jones	John T. Stock 2003	55
Herman Boerhaave (1668-1738), Calvinist Chemist and Physician Reviewed by Paul R. Jones	Rina Knoeff 2002	56
Cohesion: A Scientific History of Intermolecular Forces Reviewed by William B. Jensen	John Shipley Rowlinson 2002	58
Chemical Structure, Spatial Arrangement. The Early History of Stereochemistry 1874-1914 Reviewed by Ernest L. Eliel	Peter J. Ramberg 2003	58
Chemical Discovery and the Logician's Program: A Problematic Pairing Reviewed by Carmen J. Giunta	Jerome A. Berson 2003	61

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