BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY
Volume 35, Number 2, 2010
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Author |
Page
Number |
| NEW EDITOR FOR THE BULLETIN |
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65 |
| HISTORY OF HIST. II. ON PROBATION |
James J. Bohning
Lehigh University |
66 |
HENRY EYRING: QUANTUM CHEMISTRY, STATISTICAL MECHANICS
THEORY OF LIQUIDS, AND SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURE THEORY |
Douglas Henderson
Brigham Young University |
81 |
| FINDING EKA-IODINE: DISCOVERY PRIORITY IN MODERN TIMES |
Brett F. Thornton, Stockholm University, and
Shawn C. Burdette, University of Connecticut |
86 |
| AURORAL CHEMISTRY: THE RIDDLE OF THE GREEN LINE |
Helge Kragh
University of Aarhus, Denmark |
97 |
| THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MERCURY LAMP |
Mordecai B. Rubin
Technion, Haifa, Israel |
105 |
| CARL BOSCH AND HIS MUSEUM |
Fathi Habashi
Laval University |
111 |
FEUDING RULE MAKERS: ALEKSANDR MIKHAILOVICH ZAITSEV (1841-1910)
AND VLADIMIR VASIL'EVICH MARKOVNIKOV (1838-1904) |
David E. Lewis
University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire |
115 |
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| BOOK REVIEWS |
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125 |
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| LOST ARTIFACTS? The Irving Langmuir Film |
William B. Jensen
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH |
134 |
| RESPONSE TO PREVIOUS COLUMN: LOST ARTIFACTS? Anna Lea Painting |
William B. Jensen
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH |
134 |
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| AUTHOR INDEX, 1-35 |
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135 |
| SUBJECT INDEX, 1-35 |
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137 |
