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Though there was initial opposition to the admission of women to every chemical organisation, by the early part of the 20th century, 

The first attempt by a woman (possibly Emily Lloyd, see above) to enter the Society occurred in November 1892. The long controversy started innocuously, as the Minutes of the Council Meeting describes The Secretary having read a letter from Prof. Hartley suggesting the election of a lady as Associate, Prof. Ramsay gave notice that he would move that women be admitted Fellows of the Society. 44 

The motion, proposed by Ramsay and seconded by William Tilden,45 came the following January,46(a) An amendment was then proposed by William Perkin, Sr.,47 that it was not desirable at that time to amend the bye-laws for the purpose of admitting women. The amendment was defeated by seven votes to six, then curiously the motion itself was defeated by a margin of eight votes to seven. The Secretary commented  

Does the Charter of the Society contemplate or permit of the admission of women as Fellows and if so what alteration, if any, is required in the Bye-Laws The Council were advised that under the Charter women are admissible as Fellows, but 

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Quack M and Tree J 1976 Unimolecular reactions and energy transfer of highly excited molecules Gas Kinetics and Energy Transfer mo 2, oh 5, ed P G Ashmore and R J Donovan (London The Chemical Society) pp 175-238 (a review of the literature published up to early 1976)... 

Pritchard H O 1975 Reaction Kinetics vol 1, ed P G Ashmore (London The Chemical Society)... 

Faraday Discussions of the Chemical Society 112 Unimolecular Dynamics... 

Kokotailo G T and Meier W M 1980 Pentasil family of high silica crystalline materials The Properties and Appiications ofZeoiites (Speciai Pubiication No. 33) ed R P Townsend (London The Chemical Society)pp 133-9... 

Figure 4.18 from Buckingham A D 1959. Molecular Quadrupole Moments. Quarterly/ Reviews of the Chemical Society 13 183-214. Reproduced by permission of The Royal Society of Chemistry. 

Bell R G, R A Jackson and C R A Catlow 1990. Computer Simulation of the Monoclinic Distortion in Silicalite. Journal of the Chemical Society Chemical Communications 10 782-783. 

Imalm G and R W Pastor 1992. Comparison of Langevin and Molecular Dynamics Simulations. Journal of the Chemical Society Faraday Transaetions 88 1747-1754. 

Gillan M J1989. Ah Initio Calculation of the Energy and Structure of Solids. Journal of the Chemical Society Faraday Transactions 2 85 521-536. 

Essex J W, C A Reynolds and W G Richards 1989. Relative Partition Coefficients from Partition Functions A Theoretical Approach to Drug Transport. Journal of the Chemical Society Chemical Communications 1152-1154. 

Grimes R W, C R A Catlow and A M Stoneham 1989. Quantum-mechanical Cluster Calculations anc the Mott-Littleton Methodology. Journal of the Chemical Society, Faraday Transactions 85 485-495. 

Klamt A and G Schuurmarm 1993. COSMO A New Approach to Dielectric Screening in Solvents witl Explicit Expressions for the Screening Energy and its Gradient. Journal of the Chemical Society, Perkii Transations 2 799-805. 

Postma J P M, H J C Berendsen and J R Haak 1982. Thermodynamics of Cavity Formation ui Wat - Faraday Symposium of the Chemical Society 1755-67. 

Throughout this edition the nomenclature adopted is in general that recommended by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, and by the Chemical Society (1959). 

Periodical summaries of recent knowledge are to be found in the Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry (issued annually by the Chemical Society, London), Quarterly Reviews (issued quarterly by the Chemical Society, London), and in Chemical Reviews. 

British Chemicai Abstracts. These were commenced in the year 1871 and were included in the Journal of the Chemical Society. In 1926 the abstracting was taken over by the Bureau of Chemical Abstracts abstracts were then published in two parts Part A Pure Chemistry (formerly issued by the Chemical Society) and Part B Applied Chemistry ... 

L. E. Sutton, "Tables of Interatomic Distances and Configurations of Molecules, The Chemical Society, London, 1958. 

Journal of the Chemical Society (Perkin Transactions 1 and Perkin Transactions 2)... 

R. E. Banks and M. G. Barbour, Fluorocarbon and Related Chemisty, Vols. 1—3, The Chemical Society, Burlington House, London, 1971—1976. 

R. S. Cahn, ed.. Handbook for Chemical Society Authors (Special Publications No. 14), The Chemical Society, London, 1961. 

C. A. Crampton and co-workers, ki R. Thompson, ed.. The Modem Inorganic Chemicals Industry, The Chemical Society, London, 1977, p. 259. 

R. F. Hudson, Structure and Mechanism in Organophosphorus Chemistry, Academic Press, Inc., New York, 1965 S. Trippett, ed., Organophosphorus Chemistry A Keview of the Eiterature Published, 10 Vols., The Chemical Society, London, U.K., 1970 to 1980 Chimie Organique duPhosphore, CoUoques Intemationaux du Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique 182, Paris, France, May, 1969. 

S. Trippett, ed., Organophosphorus Chemisty A. Keview of the Titerature Published The Chemical Society, London, U.K., 1980. 

J. Jaques, A. CoUet, and S. WiUen, Enantiomers, Racemate, and Resolutions,]o m Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, 1981 The Chemical Society of Japan, eds., Kikan Kagaku Sosetsu (No. 6, Resolution of Optical Isomers), Gakkai Shuppan Senta, Tokyo, Japan, 1989 G. C. Barrett ia Ref. 1, Chapt. 10, pp. 338—353 S. Otsuka and T. Mukaiyama, Progress of ylsymmetric Synthesis and Optical Resolution (ia Japanese), Kagaku Dojia, Kyoto, Japan, 1982. 

S. B 2ick cn2cn, Mmino Mcid Determination Methods and Techniques, Marcel Dekker, New York, 1968 A. Niederweiser and G. Pataki, eds., Neiv Techniques in Mmino Mcids, Peptide and Protein Mnalysis, Ann Arbor Science Pubhshers, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1971 The Chemical Society of Japan, eds., Neiv Experimental Chemistry Series, Vol. 1 (Biochemistry 1) (in Japanese), Mamzen, Tokyo, Japan, 1978, pp. 141—160. 

The Alkah Metals," A.n International Symposium, Nottingham, England, July 1966, Special Publication No. 22, The Chemical Society, London, 1967. 

Specialist Periodical Reports of the Chemical Society (Condon), Organometallic Compounds, contaiu numerous references on titanium compounds which can be located through the volume iadexes. 

R. B. Woodward iuj. Elks, ed., Kecent Jidvances in the Chemistry offd-Lactam Jintibiotics The Chemical Society, 1977, pp. 167—180. 

L. H. Conover, Symposium Antibiotics of Mold Metabolites Spec. Publ. No. 5, The Chemical Society, London, UK, 1956. 

Applications PSA cycles are used primarily for purification of wet gases and of hydrogen. One of the earhest applications was the original Skarstrom two-bed cycle (adsorption, countercurrent blowdown, countercurrent purge, and cocurrent repressurization) to diy air stream to less than 1 ppm H9O [Skarstrom, ibid.]. Instrument-air diyers stiU use a PSA cy(de similar to Skarstrom s with activated alumina or sihca gel [Armond, in Townsend, The Propei ties and Applications of Zeolites, The Chemical Society, London, pp. 92-102 (1980)]. 

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