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Rabalais, J. W. (1977) Principles of Ultraviolet Photoelectron Spectroscopy, John Wiley, New York. Roberts, M. W. and McKee, C. S. (1979) Chemistry of the Metal-Gas Interface, Oxford University Press, Oxford. 

Kortepeter, Mark, George Christopher, Ted Cieslak, Randall Culpepper, Robert Darling, Julie Pavlin, John Rowe, Kelly McKee, Jr., and Edward Eitzen, Jr., eds. Medical Management of Biological Casualties Handbook. 4th ed. Fort Detrick, MD United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, February 2001. 

R13. Rich, A. R., and McKee, C. M. The mechanism of a hitherto unexplained form of native immunity to the type III pneumococcus. Butt. Johns Hopkins Hosp. 59, 171-204 (1936). 

Davy-McKee (now the Davy division of the John Brown Group) has developed a process to produce 1,4 butanediol from maleic anhydride. The process has been commercialized in Asia. 

Guigen Li Helena Malinakova Mark Mascal John Masnovi John McBride Martin McClinton James R. McKee Gary Miracle Gholam Mirafzal Tom Mitzel David Modarelli Andrew Morehead Richard Morrison Thomas Nalli Michael Nee Mark Niemczyk Glenn Nomura Patrick O Connor Cyril Parkanyi Anthony Pearson John Penn James Poole Owen Priest John Rainier Kirk Schanze David Shultz Joseph Sloop Luise Strange John Struss Joseph Tufariello Kent Voelkner Dan Von Riesen Sheild Wallace Lisa Whalen... 

Many outstanding colleagues inside and outside the DuPont Company have kindly reviewed and made many helpful suggestions to upgrade the contents of the book. My sincere thanks go to Dr. Ralph Aten for Chapter 5, Mr. Doug Bryce for Chapter 7, Mr. Niall McKee for Chapter 8, Mr. Glenn Beall for Chapter 9, Mr. Stuart Randa for Chapter 11, and Dr. John Imbalzano for Chapter 15. 

Several years ago, a heart-warming story appeared in our local newspaper. The Roanoke Times and World Report. The newspaper report of the incident is reprinted in Figure 15.1 and it is clearly opposite to the Kitty Genovese and Deletha Word tragedies reviewed in Chapter 14. In tois case, two individuals, Tywanii Hairston and John McKee, went out of their way to save the life of a truck driver named Don Arthur, whose truck was blocking traffic because he had blacked out. Several individuals had already driven around his truck without intervening—for a variety of possible reasons discussed in Chapter 14, but two individuals did interrupt their routine to actively care, and the result was a life saved. 

Meanwhile, John McKee, a driver for Alert Towing on his way to a job, also had seen the man and stopped. He radioed his dispatcher to call 911, and with the help of another passer-by, pulled the man from the truck and laid him on the street. 

Elder, T. J. McKee, M. L. Worley, S. D. Holzforschung 1988,42, 233. Fleming, Ian. Frontier Orbitals and Organic Chemical Reactions John Wiley Sons London, 1976. 

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