Silliman

Chemist Benjamin Silliman, of New Haven, Connecticut, obtains valuable products by distilling petroleum. They include tar, gasoline, and various solvents. 

WILLIAM SILLIMAN, Exxon Production Research Company... 

Silliman SL, Quinn B, Huggett V, Merino JG. Use of a field-to-stroke center helicopter transport program to extend thromhol3ftic therapy to rural residents. Stroke 2003 34 729-733. 

The Transuranium Elements, Silliman Lectures, held at Yale University... 

Seaborg, The Transuranium Elements. Silliman Lectures, S. 80 ff. New Haven, Conn. Yale University Press Reading, Mass. Addison Wesley Publish. Co. 1958. 

Frankel EN, Bosanek CA, Mayer AS, Silliman K and Kirk LL. 1998. Commercial grape juices inhibit the in vitro oxidation of human low-density lipoproteins. J Agric Food Chem 46 834-838. 

Pt. II of Benjamin Silliman, Jr. s First Principles of Chemistry (Philadelphia Loomis and Peck, 1847) is entitled "Chemical Philosophy," encompassing laws of combination, nomencla-... 

Silliman, Benjamin, Jr. First Principles of Chemistry. Philadelphia Loomis and Peck, 1847. 

Silliman, Robert H. "Fresnel and the Emergence of Physics as a Discipline." HSPS 4 (1972) 137162. 

Pauling, L. (1947). Chemical Achievement and Hope for the Future. Silliman Lecture. 

In 1844 Benjamin Silliman and Benjamin Silliman, Jr., published this historic list in their American Journal of Science and remarked in a footnote it has been supposed that the original specimen on which Mr. Hatchett made the discovery of columbic add was sent in this invoice, and that some hint as to the locality from whence it came might be had (39). The only entry the Sillimans could find in this list, however, that corresponded at all with Hatchett s description of columbite was No. 348. A black mineral, very heavy, from the inland parts of the country. They concluded that we must therefore rest content probably in ignorance of the exact locality of that interesting specimen, although mineralogists have, on what evidence does not appear, considered New London as the locality (39). 

Benjamin Silliman the Elder, 1778-1864. American chemist, geologist, mineralogist, and pharmacist. This miniature by Rogers was made in 1818, the year in which Silliman founded the American Journal of Science (thirteen years after he had studied in Edinburgh under T. C. 

Benjamin Silliman the Elder studied at Edinburgh in 1805. My earliest introduction, said he, among men of science was to Dr. Thomas Hope, Professor of Chemistry c. in the University of Edinburgh. I found him at his house in New Town and received a very kind and courteous welcome. Dr. Hope was a polished gentleman, but a little stately and formal withal.. .. He proved himself a model professor and fully entitled to act as a mentor. The professorship of chemistry was, at the time of my Edinburgh residence, very lucrative. The chair was so ably filled and the science so fully illustrated by experiments that the course... 

Refs 1) M. vonFoerster, "Versuche mit Comprimierter Schiessbaumwolle" (Investigations with Guncotton), Mittler u Sohn, Berlin (1883) la) C.E. Munroe, Scribner s Mag 3, 563(1888) and AmerJSci (Silliman)... 

Our industry s first technical report was made in 1851 by Silliman of Yale. He made the following statement concerning the distillation of crude ... 

Samuel Guthrie, Jr. (cf. Archeion, 13, 11 ff. 119311), manufactured and sold in this country large quantities of a similar material. In a letter to Benjamin Silliman dated September 12, 1831 (Am. J. Sci. Arts, 21, 288 ff. [1832]), he says ... 

Silberrad, 164 Silliman, 31 Silmann, 244 Silver, 125 Sixsmith, 136 Smith, 447... 

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