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Chemistry History A - H:     more books (100)

Text-book of organic chemistry by Henry Leffmann, Charles H. 1871-1937 La Wall, 2010-08-08 History of Modern Biotechnology II Cheminformatics Developments: History, Reviews and Current Research by Jan H. Noordik, 2004-12-31 The chemistry of the secondary batteries of Plante and Faure by J H. 1827-1902 Gladstone, Alfred Tribe, 2010-07-30 Laboratory studies in chemistry by Robert H. 1870- Bradbury, 2010-08-19 Treatise on general and industrial organic chemistry by Ettore Molinari, Thomas H. Pope, 2010-08-08 Engine-room chemistry; a compend for the engineer and engineman by Augustus H. b. 1864 Gill, 2010-08-01 A manual of inorganic chemistry, arranged to facilitate the experimental demonstration of the facts and principles of the science by Charles William Eliot, Frank H. 1832-1914 Storer, 2010-09-04 Elements of chemistry ; descriptive and qualitative by James H. Shepard, 2010-09-07 Physical chemistry in the service of the sciences by J H. van't 1852-1911 Hoff, Alexander Smith, 2010-08-19 Chemists and Chemistry in Nature and Society 1770-1878 (Variorum Collected Studies) by Trevor H. Levere, 1994-04 The Student's Hand-Book of Chemistry by H Leicester Greville, 2010-03-05 Chemistry and the Chemical Industry in the 19th Century: The Henrys of Manchester and Other Studies (Collected Studies, 575) by Wilfred Vernon Farrar, William H. Brock, et all 1997-05 Food products; their souce, chemistry, and use by E H. S. 1848-1933 Bailey, 2010-05-13

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41. Online Journals -H-
    High Energy chemistry, Tables of contents and Abstracts v30+ (1996+). OP,history, Fulltext v82+ (1997+). OP, history Theory, Fulltext v36+ (1997+).  
    http://ojdb.library.caltech.edu/ojdb/onlineH.htm
    
    Extractions: Symbol Description O CLS has a license agreement for the fulltext Online version of this journal. OP CLS has both a license agreement for the Online version and currently subscribes to the Print. P CLS subscribes to the Print version of this journal. P- CLS cancelled this subscription in 1990 or later. Online Journals Main Page Key Journal Title Notes H A B C D ... G H I J K L ... Habitat International Tables of contents v19+ (1995+) Haematologia Tables of contents v16+ (1983+) Haematologica Fulltext v81+ (1996+) Haemophilia Tables of contents v3+ (1997+) Harm Reduction Journal** Fulltext coming soon OP Harvard Educational Review Fulltext v63(4)+ (Winter 1993+) Retrieve Password OP Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies Fulltext v1+ (1936+) 5-year moving wall Harvard Review of Psychiatry Tables of contents and Abstracts v1+ (1993+) O Der Hautarzt Fulltext v47+ (1996+); Tables of contents and Abstracts v45+ (1994+) Tables of contents and Abstracts v18+ (1996+) Fulltext v1+ (2003+) Health Economics Tables of contents and Abstracts v5+ (1996+) O Tables of contents and Abstracts v1+ (2000+) Health Education Research Tables of contents and Abstracts v11+ (1996+) Health Policy Tables of contents v31+ (1995+) Fulltext v12+ (1997+) 2 year moving wall; Tables of contents and Abstracts v10+ (1995+)

42. The Scientific Revolution
    3. H. Shapley and H. Howarth, A Source Book in Astronomy. 4. HM Leicester and H.Klickstein, A Source Book in chemistry. 5. F. Cajori, A history of Physics.  
    http://www.aip.org/history/syllabi/revolution.htm
    
    Extractions: Isis (journal of the History of Science Society). Course Requirements: Midterm examination (essay type; may be a takehome). Final examination (essay type; may be a takehome). Research paper: About 12 pages, typed, with footnotes and bibliography, on a topic approved by the professor. Paper is due the seventh week of the quarter (23 Feb.). Grade is based on content and writing skills. If your writing skills are poor and you are unwilling to seek help on campus NOW, please do not take this course. This course fulfills the General Education Writing Requirement. Attend meeting in library, room 1575, on Thursday, 21 Jan., at 0800 sharp, for discussion of resources for term paper.

43. Spring 2001 - Recent Publications Of Interest In History Of Modern Physics, Astr
    Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 336380; H. Kragh, An Theory in Twentieth CenturyPhysics and chemistry, 549-567 and Valeria Mosini, A Brief history of the  
    http://www.aip.org/history/newsletter/spring2001/recentpubs-spr2001.html
    
    Extractions: Compiled by Martha Keyes This is our usual compilation of some (but by no means all) recently published articles on the history of modern physics, astronomy, geophysics, and allied fields. Note that these bibliographies have been posted on our Web site since 1994, and you can search the full text of all of them (along with our annual book bibliography, recent Catalog of Sources entries, exhibit materials, etc.) by clicking on the "Search" icon on our Home page ( www.aip.org/history ). You can specify to search the entire AIP site or the History Center only. vol. no. 2 (Fall 2000) includes Robert Zimmerman, "Telstar," 10-17. Vol. no. 3 (Winter 2001) features T. A. Heppenheimer, "What Edward Teller Did," 34-44. Annalen der Physik, vol. no. 8 (2000) includes Yu Shi, "Early Gedanken Experiments Revisited," 637-648. Vol. nos. 11-12 (2000) is a special issue commemorating the quantum theory centenary. Articles in this issue include M. Cardona, "Phonons: The Second Type of Quantum Excitations Discovered," 865-870; W. Schnell, "Particle Accelerators," 927-935; J. T. Cushing, "The Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics through 1935," 939-950; O. Darrigol, "Continuities and Discontinuities in Planck's

44. EpistemeLinks.com: Journals Results
    fields; aesthetical, ethical, and environmental matters in chemistry; as well asphilosophically relevant facets of the history, sociology, linguistics, and  
    http://www.epistemelinks.com/Main/Journals.aspx?Initial=H

45. Victor H. Wu, MD, Biosketch
    Stanford University (Stanford, CA), BAS, 1985, chemistry, history. Scholar, HowardHughes Medical Institute/National Institutes of Health (Dr. H. McFarland).  
    http://cc.ucsf.edu/people/wu_victor.html

46. H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College
    Professor Alice Pascal Escher Theatre and Dance. Professor John H. Patton Communication. ProfessorLawrence Powell history. Professor V. Ramamurthy chemistry.  
    http://www.tulane.edu/~newcomb/fell_rost.html

47. The Norton History Of Chemistry -- William H. Brock
    The Norton history of chemistry. Price $19.95. Coop Discount 10%. by WilliamH. Brock. WW Norton and Co. Due/Published April 1993, 744 pages, paper.  
    http://www.semcoop.com/detail/0393310434
    
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48. Time Schedules -- Winter 2000
    ISLAMIC (ARAB/I) ARAMAIC (ARAM) ARMENIAN (ARMEN) ART history (ART H) ASTRONOMY AND ANDMOLECULAR BIOLOGY (BCH MB) BIOLOGICAL chemistry (BICHEM) BIOLOGICAL  
    http://registrar.uchicago.edu/timeschedules/winter2000/
    
    Extractions: Time Schedules COURSES AS OF NOV. 8, 1999. LISTINGS WILL BE UPDATED BY 3/23/00. Regulations and Policies Course schedules AKKADIAN CUNEIFORM (AKKCUN) ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN WORLD (ANCMED) ANCIENT STUDIES (ANCST) ANESTHESIA AND CRITICAL CARE (ANESTH) ... BIOPSYCHOLOGY (BIOPSY) BUSINESS (department) CAMPUS PROGRAM (BUS CP) DOWNTOWN PROGRAM (BUS DP) WEEKEND PROGRAM (BUS WP) EXECUTIVE PROGRAM (BUS XP) ... CLASSICAL CIVILIZATIONS (CL CIV) CLASSICAL LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES (department) CLASSICAL ARCHEOLOGY (CL ARCH) CLASSICAL CIVILIZATIONS (CL CIV) CLASSICS (CLASS) GREEK (GREEK) ... COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (COMLIT) COMPUTER SCIENCE (department) COMPUTER SCIENCE (COMSCI) COMPUTER SCIENCE PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM (CSPP) COMPUTER SCIENCE (COMSCI) COMPUTER SCIENCE PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM (CSPP) ... DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY (DEVBIO) DIVINITY (department) BIBLICAL STUDIES (BIBLE) COMMITTEE ON THE MINISTRY (DIV CM) HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY (DIV HC) HISTORY OF JUDAISM (DIV HJ) ... DIVINITY, SPECIAL COURSES IN (DIV SC) EAST ASIAN LANGUAGES AND CIVILIZATIONS (department) CHINESE (CHIN) EAST ASIAN LANGUAGES AND CIVILIZATIONS (EALC) JAPANESE (JAPAN) KOREAN (KOREAN) ... GERMAN (GERMAN)

49. Chemistry - Links For Chemists - Site History
    subject. It was decided to open a new section called history of chemistrywe are sure it will snowball now has a little room to grow!  
    http://www.liv.ac.uk/Chemistry/Links/history.html
    
    Extractions: CLICK HERE FOR THE LATEST UPDATE! Links for Chemists was "born" in June 1995, early versions were merely upgraded or deleted, however an antiquated, unauthorised copy was located on a server in Germany. We have made it available here to demonstrate how far the index has developed in the last few years. In the first few months of the site, the visitors numbered in the low hundreds, by January of 1999, we had broken through the barrier of 10,000 front page visitors per month February 2000 saw 20,000+ unique visitors and by March 2000, this had reached 23,500 unique visitors in one month, or 34,400 including repeat visits. Some of the major landmarks in the site's development are listed below, or you can click here to jump to the latest additions. October 1996 - Links for Chemists launched an index of UK University chemistry department homepages UK Chemistry Departments A B C D ... E . F . G H . I . J .

50. Presidential Research Professors
    Robin D. Rogers, Department of chemistry Anton Zettl Research Professor, 1998 CecilH. Brown, Department Anthropology Samuel Kinser, Department of history Ross D  
    http://www.niu.edu/president/prplist.html
    
    Extractions: Presidential Research Professors The NIU Presidential Research Professorships were established in spring 1982 in recognition and support of the research and artistic mission of the university. Recipients of this award are selected on the basis on significant and sustained scholarly or creative work, including the achievement of national or international reputation in their individual fields. Up to three such professorships are granted each year, providing budgetary support and released time for research or artistic activities. After four years as a Presidential Research Professor, each of these eminent faculty members is designated a Distinguished Research Professor.

51. JOHN H. SINFELT
    Paul H. Emmett Award in Fundamental Catalysis, Catalysis Oral history Abstract InterviewerJames J. Bohning State University, he studied chemistry and chemical  
    http://www.chemheritage.org/perkin/Sinfelt/sinfelt.html
    
    Extractions: John H. Sinfelt Perkin Medallist 1984 Born 1931 February 18 When we go to the gas pumps today, we have a choice: regular, premium, or Ultra. We all know that the highest-octane gasoline makes our vehicles run most efficiently, but what makes the gasolines different and how are they produced? And what happened to all of the lead that used to be in our tanks and the large amounts of carbon monoxide and other pollutants that were present in our fumes? These are questions that can be answered by John Sinfelt, the inventor of a highly active catalyst ; the platinum-iridium catalyst used in the production of gasoline and petrochemicals -the innovation for which he was awarded the prestigious Perkin Medal. As a boy growing up in Munson, Pennsylvania, during the Great Depression, Sinfelt attended a two-room schoolhouse for the first eight years of his education. In his Oral History, Dr. Sinfelt says that during those eight years he was taught by two teachers. He ranked them "with the best teachers [he] ever had anywhere." When Sinfelt was still in grade school, his father would come home from working in the bituminous coal mines all day and teach him algebra. Even though Dr. Sinfelt's parents never went to college, he notes that it was clear they valued a college education for their children. After graduating from high school, Sinfelt went on to Penn State University , where he majored in chemistry and chemical engineering. He did his graduate work on an assistantship at the

52. E-STREAMS Vol. 2, No. 11 - November 1999
    chemistryhistory 546. history of Greek Fire and Gunpowder, by JR Partington, forewordby to Adverse Therapeutic Interactions, revised edition by H. Irving Katz  
    http://www.e-streams.com/es0211/es0211_toc.htm

53. Caltech H And SS Humanities Faculty
    member since 1989 BSc, chemistry, The Technion Institute, Haifa, 1981 MSc, Physicaland Organic chemistry, Tel Aviv University, 1983 AM, history of Science  
    http://www.hss.caltech.edu/HumFaculty.html

54. History Of Women And Science, Health, And Technology
    Ellen H. Richards (1824 Bonnie S. Castle of Science Mount Holyoke College andthe Preparation of Women in chemistry, 18371941. history OF EDUCATION  
    http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/WomensStudies/bibliogs/hws/hws0602.htm

55. Books On-line: Call Numbers Starting With QD
    The Chemical history of a Candle by Michael Faraday at Fordham); Familiar Letterson chemistry, and Its Radiochemistry of Plutonium by George H. Coleman (PDF at  
    http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/subjectstart?QD

56. Databases Listed Alphabetically By Title
    H. 2002.) The online version of the CRC Handbook of chemistry and Physics. indexesand abstracts journal articles and dissertations on world history from 1450  
    http://www.library.miami.edu/research/r_h.html

57. Databases A-Z Letter H
    H. Handbook of chemistry and Physics The most widely used source of data for chemists theUnited States and Canada in the subject areas of history, the social  
    http://www.fsu.edu/library/search/databases/databasesa-z-h.shtml
    
    Extractions: Includes records for European printing of the hand-press period (c. 1455-1830) from the Consortium of European Research Libraries, whose 48 members represent national and university libraries in 25 countries. Records come from a number of national cataloging projects as well as individual libraries' files. Handbook of Chemistry and Physics

58. Undergraduate Bulletin -- Degrees Offered
    a bachelor's degree) American Sign LanguageH Anthropology-S Arabic-H Art history-HAstronomy-N Biology-N Brain and Cognitive Sciences-N chemistry-N Classical  
    http://www.rochester.edu/Bulletin/degrees.html
    
    Extractions: - Select a Section - Living at the College Learning at the College Admission to the College Athletics Eastman School of Music School of Medicine and Dentistry School of Nursing Simon School Warner School About Us Graduate Studies Information Technology Services Libraries Medical Center Memorial Art Gallery Research Strong Health System Working at the University Directory Index Contact University Events Calendar News Giving THE COLLEGE: ARTS AND SCIENCES For purposes of the Rochester Curriculum , the distribution area is noted in which each degree program and minor in the College falls. H=Humanities, S=Social Sciences, N=Natural Sciences and Engineering, V=Variable (determined at time of official entrance into the program).

59. Professor Hal Harris
    (Oct 1997). (Book review) Harris, Harold H. The chemistry Parallels Between Adolescents'Conception of Gases and the history of chemistry , CJ Furio Mas  
    http://www.umsl.edu/~harris/
    
    Extractions: Harold H. Harris Professor Harris received his B.S. degree from Harvey Mudd College, and his Ph.D. from Michigan State University. He joined the UM-St. Louis Chemistry faculty in 1970 following a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of California-Irvine. He has spent leaves at University of Chicago, the Solar Energy Research Institute (Golden, Colorado), and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (Dayton, Ohio. e-mail Dr. Harris at: hharris@umsl.edu Research Interests Over the years, Professor Harris has published research in several areas of physical chemistry: collision-induced dissocation of ions, chemical kinetics at suprahigh pressure, experimental and theoretical dynamics of molecular and ionic collisions, and the dynamics of cellular flames. Since he accepted a joint appointment in the College of Education as well as in the Chemistry Department of the College of Arts and Sciences, the focus of his work has tended increasingly toward science education.

60. WSU Future Students | Admission | Advanced Placement
    Art history, 3, Fine Arts Elective (3), H, Biology, 3, Biol 103, 104 (8), B, 2 labsgranted. Calculus BC, 3, Math 171, 172 (8), N, Calculus AB, 3, Math 171 (4), N, chemistry,5,  
    http://www.wsu.edu/future-students/admission/advanced-placement.html
    
    Extractions: Fine Arts 110 (3) Art: Studio (General) Fine Arts Elective (3) Art History Fine Arts Elective (3) H Biology Biol 103, 104 (8) B 2 labs granted Calculus BC Math 171, 172 (8) N Calculus AB Math 171 (4) N Chemistry Chemistry 105, 106 (8) P 2 labs granted Chemistry Chemistry 105, Chem Elective (8) P 2 labs granted Chemistry Chemistry 105 (4) P 1 lab granted Computer Science A Computer Science Elective Hours 150 (4) Computer Science AB Computer Science Elective Hours 250, 150 (8)

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