Chandler, Charles Frederick, 1836-1925

Scope and Content For a more detailed inventory, please view this record in our library catalog: https://othmerlib.sciencehistory.org/record=b1063863~S6Collection consists of 54 loose letters in mylar sleeves. They are autographed letters by famous chemists on various subjects. The letters are a mix of personal and scientific correspondence. One letter from Joseph Fourier to John Dalton is in French and one from...

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This notebook contains forty-nine pages of laboratory notes taken by Chandler in Gottingen as a pupil of Prof. Friedrich Wohler in 1854 and in Berlin as a pupil of Prof. Heinrich Rose in 1855.

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This is a list of patents kept by Chandler with a brief typed description of each patent's claims.

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This notebook contains nearly typed, categorized citations gleaned from Chandler's voluminous readings on the subject.

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The Seven Food Colors is a commonplace book into which Chandler has pasted government regulations and articles of interest. In it he also jotted down his own observations on the various dyes used as food colors.

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This is a list of the attendees at the Eighth International Congress of Applied Chemistry, held in Washington, D.C., September 4-September 13 1912.

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This notebook contains the taken by Charles F. Chandler when he attended a course of lectures on Natural History given by Louis Agassiz at the Lowell Institute. There are newspapers clippings containing the contents of Aggassiz's remarks with Chandler's handwritten notes and illustrations appended to them.