Everett, Edward

L-sorbose by the action of bromine. The former product represented only one-third of the reducing material. The stability of the keto aldonic acids to bromine had previously been noted by several workers Kiliani prepared a keto-L-rhamnonic acid which did not react within four days with an excess of bromine. Similar results were reported by Everett, Edwards and Sheppard. ... 

Shane, Edward C. Price-Everett, Miranda Hanson, Tonva. J. Chem, Educ. 2000, 77, 1617-1618. 

Submitted by Everett M. Schultz and Sally Mickey. Checked by Edward T. Cline and R. S. Schseibee. 

The first known ideas for communications satellites were actually made public not by scientists or engineers but by the writers Arthur C. Clarke and Edward Everett Hale. 

Porosity in Carbons, J.W.Partick (ed.), Edward Arnold, London, 1995. D.H.Everett, in. Specialist Periodical Reports, vol. 4, D.H.Everett (ed.). Chemical Society, London, 1983. 

Edward Everett, Orations and Speeches on Various Occasions, 2 vols. (Boston C. C. Little and J. Brown, 1850), i 38. 

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