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Series IV. Article and Publication Files, 1945-1995, undated

 Series
Identifier: IV

Scope and Content

From the Collection:

The Henry C. McBay Papers contain the professional and personal papers of African American chemist and chemistry educator Henry C. McBay. The contents of the Henry C. McBay Papers had very little original order to them when donated to the Science History Institute. The collection has been arranged artificially by the processor into the following ten series:

From the Collection:
  1. Correspondence Files
  2. Academic Files
  3. Proposal Files
  4. Article and Publication Files
  5. Speeches and Presentations
  6. Education Files
  7. Personal Files
  8. Printed Materials
  9. Miscellaneous Files
  10. Photographs

Dates

  • Creation: 1945-1995, undated

Series Description

Arranged chronologically by date, this series contains Henry C. McBay’s Article and Publication Files. The materials in this series concern articles and publications authored and co-authored by McBay. A majority of the articles and publications represented in this series were published. A few files regarding unpublished articles and publications authored and co-authored by McBay are also present here.

The Article and Publication Files mainly document chemistry research conducted by McBay and several of his collaborators over the course of his career, with an emphasis on his work on free radicals. They also provide some documentation of McBay’s efforts to get his work published and disseminated to the scientific community. Two files concerning McBay’s interest in chemistry education are also present in this series.

Manuscripts (typed and handwritten) and reprints are the most common materials found in the Article and Publication Files. Small amounts of other materials, including correspondence, referee reports, and notes are preserved here as well.

Repository Details

Part of the Science History Institute Archives Repository

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