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Bulletin for the history of chemistry

ISSN: 1053-4385
Source type: journal
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The history of the ozone. The Schonbein period, 1839-1868
2001 · Mordecai B. Rubin · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 104
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On the discovery and history of Prussian blue
2008 · Alexander Kraft · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 99
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Finding eka-iodine: Discovery priority in modern times
2010 · Brett F. Thornton, Shawn Burdette · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 45
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From disulfiram to Antabuse: the invention of a drug
2008 · Helge Kragh · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 45
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Andres del Rio, Alexander von Humboldt, and the twice discovered element
2003 · Lyman R. Caswell · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 36
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Early history of polypyrrole: The first conducting organic polymer
2015 · Seth C. Rasmussen · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 35
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D. I. Mendeleev's concept of chemical elements and the principles of chemistry
2002 · Masanori Kaji · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 31
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M. Carey Lea, the father of mechanochemistry
2003 · Laszlo Takacs · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 30
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Bayer's process for alumina production: A historical perspective
1995 · Fathi Habashi · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 29
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The path to conductive polyacetylene
2014 · Seth C. Rasmussen · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 27
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Molecular versus "colloidal": Controversies in biology and biochemistry, 1900-1940
2007 · Ute Deichmann · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 27
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The beginnings of physical organic chemistry in the United States
1996 · John D. Roberts · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 27
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The discovery and early history of carotene
2009 · Theodore L. Sourkes · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 22
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Ferdinand Munz: EDTA and 40 years of inventions
2017 · Matteo Paolieri · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 19
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Introduction to an English translation, "On the different explanations of certain cases of isomerism" by Aleksandr Butlerov
2015 · David E. Lewis · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 19
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Academia and industry: What should their relationship be? The Levinstein-Roscoe dialog
1999 · Martin D. Saltzman · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 19
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The heart of steel: A metallurgical interpretation of iron in Homer
2005 · Ruth Russo · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 18
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Ehrlich, Bertheim, and atoxyl: The origins of modern chemotherapy
1999 · Steven Riethmiller · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 18
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Ernest Rutherford, the "true discoverer" of radon
2003 · James L. Marshall, Virginia Marshall · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 16
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The history of ozone. VII. The mythical spawn of ozone: Antozone, oxozone, and ozohydrogen
2009 · Mordecai B. Rubin · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 14
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Clear waters and a green gas: A history of chlorine as a swimming pool sanitizer in the United States
2007 · Kevin Olsen · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 14
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Americium - From the discovery to the smoke detector and beyond
2008 · Keith Kostecka · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 13
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Pounding on the doors: the fight for acceptance of British women chemists
2003 · Marelene F. Rayner-Canham, Geoffrey Rayner-Canham · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 13
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Advances in 13th century glass manufacturing and their effect on chemical progress
2008 · Seth C. Rasmussen · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 12
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The 2004 Edelstein Award Address. The deep history of chemistry
2005 · Joseph B. Lambert · Bulletin for the history of chemistry · 12
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Works count: 955
Citation count: 1,480
H-index: 18
I10-index: 33
2yr mean citedness: 0.05
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