Otto Hönigschmid (1878-)

Otto Hönigschmid. (1878-. ) Contributed by Ralph E. Oesper, University of Cincinnati. (For biographical sketch of Otto Hönigschmid, see page 562.)

Otto Hönigschmid (1878-). J. Chem. Educ. , 1940, 17 (12), p 553. DOI: 10.1021/ed017p553. Publication Date: December 1940 ...

From the fall of. 1905 to the ... ment- at the University of Berlin where he discovered another ... founded Kaiser Wilhelm Institut fur Chemie at Berlin-. Dahlem.

Otto Hahn: A scientific autobiography (Hahn, Otto). Ralph E. Oesper. J. Chem. Educ. , 1967, 44 (7), p A611. DOI: 10.1021/ed044pA611.1. Publication Date: July ...

N. Y., Inc., New York City (American agents). Ninth edition, ... It is divided into seven sections as follows. ... pany, New York City, 1936. viii + 700 pp. 200 figs. 14.5.

E. & F. N. Spon, Ltd., London. Chemical Publishing Co. of .... Mimeoprint edi- tion. Burgess Publishing Co., Minneapolis, 1936. vi f 118 pp. 16 figs. 20 X 28 cm.

must be followed by "rule-of-thumb" methods by those non-mathematically inclined. ... of the Council. History of the Sections. History of the Journal, Presidents and.

Otto Hahn (1879-19681, outstanding. German nuclear chemist, was best known for his discovery (with the collaboration of F. Strassmann) of the fission of ...

ments to biophysical chcmist,ry is not made clear. The ORD exowiment, makes onlv passing reference to the helix-mil experi- ment. Chapter 15, Maoromoleeular.

products of degradation, reactions, and spectra to justify the assignment of struc- ture. Hence the book should be of use in courses on natural products not only ...