Fehr, Charles

In the later nineteenth century a number of other sculptors were commissioned to produce statues of Watt. Some of these were effectively imitations of Chantrey s statue. Even those not directly imitative often depicted the dividers and scroll, thus perpetuating the head and hand image of the philosopher-engineer. This is the form, for example, of the statue by William Theed erected in 1857 in Manchester, and also of that by Henry Charles Fehr in City Square, Leeds.14... 

The Greenock statue was sculpted by Henry Charles Fehr.49 It was the second Watt statue that Fehr had produced, the first being erected in Leeds City Square... 

The variety of uses of (-)-isopropylephedrine as a chiral auxiliary in enantiose- Another important tetra-lective protonation was demonstrated by Charles Fehr, not only for damascene lin-musk scent is tonalide. Its but also for tetralin-musk-scented compounds (e.g. Vulcanolide ). Deprotonation of 2,2,4,5-tetramethylhex-4-en-3-one with LDA gives the dienolate in an ( /Z)-ratio of 1 9. This can be protonated very selectively with iso-... 

Fascinating examples of enantioselective enolate reprotonations have been disclosed by Charles Fehr et The olfactive profiles of the rose oil fragrances... 

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