Bauer, Edmond

Bauer, Edmond, 159, 202, 257-259 Baume, Antoine, 61 Becher, Johann J., 23 Beesley, R. M., 200 Ben-David, Joseph, 15 Benfey, Otto Theodor, 198-199, 221 Bergmann, Torbern, 22, 46, 54, 82 Bernard, Claude, 15... 

On Perrin s reticence, see interviews with Edmond Bauer and Louis de Broglie, respectively, 8 January 1963 (T. S. Kuhn and T. Kahan) and 7 January 1963 (T. S. Kuhn, A. George, and T. Kahan), SHQP. 

Studies in radiation chemistry were renewed after the Second World War in Perrin s laboratory, which now was directed by Edmond Bauer, with Michel Magat one of the main researchers in the field. See Gueron and Magat, "A History," 20. 

See C. K. Ingold, I. Dostrovsky, and E. D. Hughes, "Mechanisms of Substitution," JCS 149 (1946) 173194 and esp. Ingold, "Les reactions de la chimie organique (quatre conferences), Actualites Scientifiques et Industrielles, no. 1037 (Paris Hermann, 1948), 3238. These lectures were given at the Faculty of Sciences in Paris in May 1946 on the invitation of Edmond Bauer, Jean Perrin s successor at the Sorbonne and the Laboratoire de Chimie Physique. 

Edmond Bauer, 22, in Henri Laugier et al., Hommage national a Paul Langevin et Jean Perrin (Paris Orleans, 1948). 

Edmond Bauer, in interview with Thomas Kuhn and T. Kahan, January 8, 1963, 1st of 2 sessions, 13, SHQP, Berkeley. 

The 155-page typescript was deposited at the Bibliotheque Nationale. Edmond Bauer, "Theorie quantique de la liaison chimique. II. La liaison chimique. Les Cours de Sorbonne. Centre de Documentation Universitaire, Paris V., 1953. 

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