BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY

Volume 32, Number 1, 2007

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TITLE	Author	Page Number
Fifty Years of the Dexter and Edelstein Awards	Paul R. Jone, Editor	1
The 2006 Edelstein Award Address. Writing the History of Modern Chemistry	Peter J. T. Morris Science Museum, London	2
A Personal Historiography of the Chemical Industry since 1956	Peter J. T. Morris Science Museum, London	10
Scientific Biography in the History of Chemistry: The Role of the Dexter and Edelstein Award Winners in the last Fifty Years	Mary Jo Nye Oregon State University	21
Unintended Technology Transfer: Acetylene Chemistry in the United States	Anthony S. Travis Edelstein Center, Hebrew University	27
Mauve and Its Anniversaries	Anthony S. Travis Edelstein Center, Hebrew University	35
The History of Ozone. V. Formation of Ozone from Oxygen at High Temperatures	Mordecai B, Rubin Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel	45

Book Reviews
The Chemical Promise: Experiment and Mysticism in the Chemical Philosophy, 1550-1800 Reviewed by William B. Jensen	Allen G. Debus 2006	57
Mendeleev on the Periodic Law: Selected Writings, 1869-1905 Reviewed by Masanori Kaji	William B. Jensen, Ed. 2005	58
De Re Metallica: The Uses of Metal in the Middle Ages Reviewed by Craig Martin	Robert Bork, Ed. 2005	60
Creadores de la Ciencia Moderna en España y América: Ulloa, los Delhuyar y del Río descubren el platino, el wolframio y el vanadio (Creators of Modern Science in Spain and America: Ulloa, the Delhuyar and del Río discover Platinum, Tungsten and Vanadium) Reviewed by Simón Reif-Acherman	Manuel Castillo-Martos 2005	61
A History of Chemical Warfare Reviewed by Richard E. Rice	Kim Coleman 2005	63

Bulletin Editorial Staff
2007 HIST Officer's Directory