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Riehl, N. and Seitz, F. (1996) Stalin s Captive Nikolaus Riehl and the Soviet Race for the Bomb (American Chemical Society and the Chemical Heritage Foundation). 

Bowden, M. E. (1997). Chemistiy Is Electric Philadelphia Chemical Heritage Foundation. 

Radioactixity. Philadelphia Chemical Heritage Foundation. Rayner-Canham, M., and Rayner-Canham, G. (1998). Women in Chemistry Their Changing Roles from Alchemical Times to the Mid-Twentieth Century. Philadelphia Chemical Heritage Foundation. 

Chemical Heritage Foundation, Philadelphia, PA Gasoline and Additives Ipatieff, Vladimir Nikolaevitch (1867-1952) Lewis, Warren K. (1882-1975)... 

The article began life as an invited talk at the Chemical Heritage Foundation in Philadelphia and was followed by an article in the foundation s magazine, Chemical Heritage. 

POLYTECHNIC MSTITl/TE COURTESY CHEMICAL HERITAGE FOUNDATION... 

Canham, Marlene Rayner- and Geoffrey Raynham- Canham. Women in chemistry their changing roles from alchemical times to the mid-twentieth century. Washington (DC) Philadelphia (PA) American Chemical Society Chemical Heritage Foundation, 1998. xiv, 284 p. ISBN 0-8412-3522-8... 

Principe, Lawrence M. and Lloyd Dewitt. Transmutations - alchemy in art selected works from the Eddleman and Fisher Collections at the Chemical Heritage Foundation. Philadelphia Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2002. vii, 40 p. ISBN 0-941901-32-7... 

DC and Philadelphia American Chemical Society and Chemical Heritage Foundation, 1996. This book, a combination of factually reported and imaginatively recreated events, is the source for Carothers deep reading Babbitt Harvard job offer partly Americanized class list of suicides mushroom farmer and 45,000 estate. 

Joseph Labovsky. Chemical Reminiscences. Chemical Heritage Foundation. Source for Damn it, read it. ... 

This book is an outgrowth of a suggestion made by Otto T. Benfey when he and Anthony S. Travis were associate editor and editor, respectively, of a series of books about the history of modern chemical sciences to be published jointly by the American Chemical Society and the Chemical Heritage Foundation. That series is, unhappily, no more, but their encouragement eventually became this book, and I am greatly indebted to them for their help. Ted Benfey, for example, read and critiqued every chapter of this book, a record shared only by George F. and Ruth Ann Bertsch. 

James, L. K., Ed. Nobel Laureates in Chemistry, 1901-1992, American Chemical Society and Chemical Heritage Foundation, Washington, D.C., 1993, 192. 

Issaq H, ed. A Century of Separation Science. New York Marcel Dekker, Inc. 2002. Stoltzenburg D. Fritz Haber Chemist, Nobel Laureate, German, Jew. Philadelphia Chemical Heritage Foundation 2005. 

Chemical Achievers (biographies of many chemists from the Chemical Heritage Foundation). http / / www.chemheritage.org/classroom/chemach/index.html... 

Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) serves the community of the chemical and molecular sciences. CHF maintains a collection of materials that document the history and herita of the chemical and molecular sciences, technologies, and industries. 

Hendrick Heerschop, The Alchemist s Experiment Takes Fire, 1687. Courtesy of the Chemical Heritage Foundation Collections. 

Morris, P. J. T. 1986. Polymer Pioneers. Philadelphia, PA Chemical Heritage Foundation. 

Bowden, M. E. 1997. Chemical Achievers. Philadelphia Chemical Heritage Foundation. Bowden, M. E. and J. K. Smith. 1994. American Chemical Enterprise. Philadelphia,... 

I acknowledge the gracious permissions by the Nobel Foundation, the Chemical Heritage Foundation, the University of Pennsylvania Library, Cambridge University Press, and John Wiley to reproduce the photographs and figures. 

Scriabiane, Alexander. 1999. The Role of Biotechnology in Drug Development, in Pharmaceutical Innovation Revolutionizing Human Health, ed. by Ralph Landau, Basil AchUladelis, and Alexander Scriabine. Philadelphia Chemical Heritage Foundation Press. 

Aftalion, Fred. A History of the International Chemistry Industry, 2nd ed. Philadelphia Chemical Heritage Foundation, 2001. 

Chemical Heritage Foundation, This organization is devoted to preserving the history of chemistry. 

This website of the Chemical Heritage Foundation offers many tools for discovering how the chemical and molecular sciences have changed the world in which we live. 

In 1992 the Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) assumed its present name to better reflect the interdisciplinary nature of Ihe sciences and industries it serves and the widening public scope of its activities. In 1995 CHF purchased its permanent home, the First National Bank building at [he Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia, and moved into its new location a year later. Today CHF enjoys the endorsement and support of 29 affiliated organizations. 

Roy J. Plunkett. Chemical Achievers the Human Face of the Chemical Sciences. The Chemical Heritage Foundation. 

Furthermore, the emergence of oral history as a systematic technique of historical investigation may have favoured interest in the history of contemporary chemistry. Properly handled interviews of practitioners of chemistry of the recent past can provide a rich repository of historical source material on the informal and affective aspects of doing science, which seldom enter the written record.7,8 A study of the origins of the Krebs cycle is a powerful example of the potential of oral history.9 The specialist history of chemistry centre, the Chemical Heritage Foundation in Philadelphia, has undertaken a systematic programme of chemical oral histories.10... 

Chemical Heritage Foundation, Oral History Collection , http //www. chemheritage.org/exhibits/ex-nav2.html [accessed 15 May 2005],... 

Robert Burns Woodward, Architect and Artist in the World of Molecules, ed. O. T. Benfey and P. J. T. Morris, Chemical Heritage Foundation, Philadelphia,... 

Oral history interviews of various physical organic chemists are now fully available for consultation in the Othmer Library of the Chemical Heritage Foundation in Philadelphia.296 They include F. R. Mayo, M. S. Newman, C. C. Price, J. D. Roberts, A. Streitwieser, C. Walling, and F. H. Westheimer. 

L. M. Principe and L. De Witt, Transmutations Alchemy in Art, Chemical Heritage Foundation, Philadelphia, PA, 2002. 

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