Enid Bradford Mrs. Bentley

The chemist and crystallographer, Winifred Booth Wright (see Chap. 9), was one of the many women scientists who worked at J. C. Lyons Co., another being Enid Agnes Margaret Bradford.48 Bradford obtained a B.Sc. in chemistry from King s College, London, in 1939. She commenced her career at Metal Box Co. Ltd., from where she authored a publication on the 

Later in the Second World War, Bradford worked at the Charterhouse Rheumatism Clinic, London, from where she coauthored papers on winter sources of vitamin C and on the determination of riboflavin in blood. After the war, she was employed by J. C. Lyons Co. Ltd., from where she authored four papers for The Analyst two on riboflavin in tea, one on the microbiological assay of vitamins, and one on the use of a single tap source to simultaneously run three different applications. Later in life, Bradford married Mr. Bentley and became a Consultant. She died on 20 August 1981, aged 79 years. 

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