Review David E. Lewis (2024)
Review of "Molecular World: Making Modern Chemistry". Ambix: Journal of the Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry. (/isis/citation/CBB221222113/) unapi

Article David E. Lewis (2023)
“The Chemical History of Color,” but Just Two Kinds of Them. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 39-49). (/isis/citation/CBB140544596/) unapi

Article William H. Brock; David E. Lewis (2023)
A Dark Comedy of Errors and Polemics: Nierenstein, Freudenberg and the Structure of Catechin. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 170-181). (/isis/citation/CBB452230638/) unapi

Article David E. Lewis (2022)
A Future History of Selectivity in Organic Chemistry: Whence, Where, and Whither?. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 62-76). (/isis/citation/CBB988568054/) unapi

Article William H. Brock; David E. Lewis (2021)
A Different Kind of Nierenstein Reaction: The Chemical Society’s Mistreatment of Maximilian Nierenstein. Annals of Science: The History of Science and Technology (pp. 221-245). (/isis/citation/CBB005808365/) unapi

Article David E. Lewis (2019)
1860-1861: Magic years in the development of the structural theory of organic chemistry. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 77-91). (/isis/citation/CBB223728585/) unapi

Article Markovnikov, Vladimir Vasilevich (2018)
Primary Documents on the Question on the Mutual Influence of Atoms in Chemical Compounds. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 21-23). (/isis/citation/CBB302278273/) unapi

Article David E. Lewis (2018)
Introduction to an English Translation of Markovnikov's First Paper Describing “Markovnikov's Rule”. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 21-23). (/isis/citation/CBB801520741/) unapi

Article Vladislav Suntsov; Lewis E. David (2017)
After the Revolution: Nikolai Matveevich Kizhner (1867-1935) in Soviet Moscow. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 46-56). (/isis/citation/CBB624739768/) unapi

Article David E. Lewis (2017)
A Ye. Arbuzov: Father of Organophosphorus Chemistry in Russia. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 112-125). (/isis/citation/CBB545460291/) unapi

Article David E. Lewis (2016)
Klaus at Kazan: The Discovery of Ruthenium. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 3-11). (/isis/citation/CBB455916980/) unapi

Article N. Kizhner (2015)
Primary Documents. 25. The Catalytic Decomposition of Alkylidenehydrazines as a Method for the Preparation of Hydrocarbons. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 64-68). (/isis/citation/CBB139630567/) unapi

Article N. Kizhner (2015)
Primary Documents 27. on the Catalytic Decomposition of Alkylidenehydrazines. (second Part) (abridged). Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 69-73). (/isis/citation/CBB981124107/) unapi

Article David E. Lewis (2015)
Introduction to an English Translation, "On the Different Explanations of Certain Cases of Isomerism" by Aleksandr Butlerov. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 9-12). (/isis/citation/CBB907629635/) unapi

Article David E. Lewis; Vladislav Suntsov (2015)
Introduction to an English Translation (Abridged) of Kizhner's Pioneering Papers on Deoxygenation. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (pp. 61-64). (/isis/citation/CBB359331680/) unapi

Article Vladislav Suntsov; David E. Lewis (2014)
A Century of Base-Promoted Decomposition of Hydrazones: The Early Career of Nikolai Matveevich Kizhner (1867-1935). Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (p. 43). (/isis/citation/CBB948973698/) unapi

Article David E. Lewis (2014)
Citation for Chemical Breakthrough Award: Mendeleev's Periodic System of the Elements. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (p. 1). (/isis/citation/CBB654453937/) unapi

Book Lewis, David E. (2012)
Early Russian Organic Chemists and Their Legacy. (/isis/citation/CBB001211550/) unapi

Chapter Lewis, David E. (2011)
150 Years of Organic Structures. In: Atoms in Chemistry: From Dalton's Predecessors to Complex Atoms and Beyond (p. 35). (/isis/citation/CBB001022733/) unapi

Article Lewis, David E. (2010)
Feuding Rule Makers: Aleksandr Mikhailovich Zaitsev (1841--1910) and Vladimir Vasil'evich Markovnikov (1838--1904). A Commentary on the Origins of Zaitsev's Rule. Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (p. 115). (/isis/citation/CBB001232515/) unapi