Chemistry -- History
Found in 65 Collections and/or Records:
Meinel autographed reprint collection
Collection contains signed scientific reprints by: Bengt Aurivillius, William Barlow & William Jackson Pope, Charles D. Coryell, B.C. Goss, Edwin H. Hall, William D. Harkins & Ernest D. Wilson, Eugene W. Hilgard Charles A. Kraus, Irving Langmuir & G.M.J. Mackay, Irving Langmuir, M. Laue Sten Samson & Lars Gunnar Sillen, Alexander Smith.
Minutes of meetings of the American Chemical Society New York Section
Monte Carlo Integrating Computer Collection: Wood materials
The collection consists of a copy of Dean Wood's Ph.D. thesis in which he set forth the rationale for, and the operational parameters of, an integrating computer to be used as an educational tool, and a hard-copy of a Power Point presentation of the computer's graphic display capabilities.
Morris Goran's Fritz Haber Biography research files
These are research files of material gathered by Morris Goran for his biography The Story of Fritz Haber published in 1967.
Otto Theodor Benfey Chemistry Stamps Collection
A collection of stamps related to the field of chemistry collected by German chemist and historian of science Otto Theodor Benfey.
Otto Theodor Benfey Papers
Notebooks and research files of German chemist and historian of science Otto Theodor Benfey.
Papers of John H. Wotiz
Papers of Virgil Payne
The Papers of Virgil Payne contain correspondence, research files and finished papers chiefly concerned with the life and career of Robert Peter, a professor of chemistry, and his circle of friends, all of them active in antebellum Kentucky.
Photographs from the Records of the American Chemical Society Division of Cellulose Chemistry
Black and white photographs, primarily portraits, related to the history of the American Chemical Society Division of Cellulose Chemistry.
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn Symposium programs
This collection is a set of programs to symposia sponsored by the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. The series is complete as it stands, although it probably does not represent all of the symposia sponsored by the Polytechnic Institute.