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(2003)
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The Contributions of Cyrus Moors Warren to the Analysis of Hydrocarbons.
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(2000)
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(1999)
François-Pierre Ami Argand: Let there be light.
Bulletin for the History of Chemistry
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(1999)
Academia and industry: What should their relationship be? The Levinstein-Roscoe dialog.
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(1999)
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(1998)
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Paul D. Bartlett's Chem 17a: A pioneer course in physical organic chemistry.
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Saltzman, Martin D.
(1994)
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Bulletin for the History of Chemistry
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The rise and decline of the British dyestuffs industry: An object lesson for American industry.
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Sir Robert Robinson: A centennial tribute.
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