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Richards, Theodore William with Wilfred Newsome Stull, Francis Newton Brink and Frederic Bonnet

(Book #ID 116036)

Published by Carnegie Institute of Washington, Washington, District of Columbia First Edition 1907. 1907.

First edition hard back binding in publisher's original grey paper covered boards, blocked and lettered grey cloth spine in black. 8vo. 9½'' x 6¼''. Contains 67 pp with tables and graphs throughout. Neat university stamps and bookplate and in Very Good clean condition. Member of the P.B.F.A.

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Robinson, Robert [Sir Robert Robinson (13 September 1886 - 8 February 1975) was a British organic chemist and Nobel laureate recognised in 1947 for his research on plant dyestuffs (anthocyanins) and alkaloids. In 1947, he also received the Medal of Freedom with Silver Palm. Robinson Close, in the Science Area at Oxford, is named after him, as is the Robert Robinson Laboratory at the University of Liverpool, the Sir Robert Robinson Laboratory of Organic Chemistry at the University of Manchester and the Robinson and Cornforth Laboratories at the University of Sydney]. David Doig Pratt | Gertrude Maud Robinson | Jan Kalff | Thomas Malkin | William Henry Perkin | Janendra Nath Rây | Leslie Randal Ridgway | Francis Lions | Wilson Baker | J

(Book #ID 114573)

Published by Proceedings of the Chemical Society of London 1925 - 1927. 1925 | 1927.

Hard back binding in publisher's original royal blue cloth covered boards, blocked and lettered gilt back. 8vo. 8½'' x 6''. A titan in the world of science, Sir Robert Robinson was Professor of Chemistry at the Universities of Sydney, Liverpool, St Andrews, Manchester and University College London as well as having briefly led the British Dyestuffs Corporation laboratories, in 1947 he received the Medal of Freedom with Silver Palm. Robinson Close, in the Science Area at Oxford, is named after him, as is the Robert Robinson Laboratory at the University of Liverpool, the Sir Robert Robinson Laboratory of Organic Chemistry at the University of Manchester and the Robinson and Cornforth Laboratories at the University of Sydney, he was President of the Chemical Society from 1939 to 1941. Comprising: A Synthesis of Pyrylium Salts of Anthocyanidin Type (Part V) The Synthesis of Cyanidin Chloride and of Delphinidin Chloride - Polyhydroxyflavylium Salts Related to Chrysin, Apigenin, Lotoflavin, Luteolin, Galangin, Fisetin, and Morin (Part VI) The Preparation of the Anthocyanidins with the Aid of 2 : 4 : 6-Triacetoxybenzaldehyde (Part VII) A New Synthesis of Pelargonidin Chloride and amd Galanginidin Chloride (Part VIII) | Cyanidin Chloride and of Delphinidin Chloride | Synthesis of Certain Higher Aliphatic Compounds (Part I) A Synthesis of Lactarinic Acid and of Oleic Acid - (Part II): The Hydration of Stearolic Acid | Chemistry of Red and Blue Colouring Matters of Flowers | A Synthesis of Myricetin and of a Galangin Monomethyl Ether Occurring in Galanga Root | Phenyl Benzyl Diketone and Some Derivatives | A Synthesis of Oxyberberine (Part I) | 3-Chlorobenzopyrylium Derivatives | A Qualitative Test for Weak Bases | Strychnine and Brucine (Part III) The Position of the Methoxyl Groups in Brucine (Part VI): The Catalytic Hydrogenation of Strychnine and Some Derivatives | Piperonylpropionitrile and Some Derived Substances | Synthetical Experiments in the Naphthyridine Groups | The Constitution of Codeine and Thebaine | Polynuclear Heterocyclic Aromatic Types (Part II): Some Anhydronium Bases | Polarisation of Nitrosobenzne | The Nitration of m-Meconine | A Synthesis of Datiscetin | The Synthesis of Certain 2-Styrylchromonol Derivatives | Synthetical Experiments in the isoFlavone Group (Part I) A Synthesis of Methylgenistein (Methylprunetol) Dimethyl Ether and the Constitution of Prunetol (Genistein) (Part II) | X-Ray Crystal Analysis as an Auxiliary in Organic Chemical Research | The Relative Directive Powers of Groups of the Forms RO and RR'N in Aromatic Substitution (Part IV): A Discussion of the Observations Recorded in Parts I, II and III - Part (V): The Nitration of p-Methoxydiphenyl Ether | The Morphine Group (Part III): The Constitution of Neopine - (Part IV): A New Oxidation Product of Codeine | The Orienting Influence of Free and Bound Ionic Charges on Attached Simple or Conjugated Unsaturated Systems (Part I): The Nitration of Some Derivatives of Benzylamine | (Part I): Experiments on the Synthesis of Anthocyanins (Part II): The Synthesis of 3- and 7-Glucosidoxyflavylium Salts and (Part III) | A Synthesis of Pyrylium Salts of Anthocyanin Type (Part IX): Some Hydroxyflavylium Salts - (Part X): Delphinidin Chloride 3-Methyl Ether and (Part XII) and (Part XIII): Some Monohydroxyflavylium Salts and (Part XIV) | A Synthesis of Pyrylium Salts of Anthocyanidin Type (Part XI): A Synthesis of Peonidin Chloride | Derivatives of Homocatechol (Parts I and II) | 2 : 3 : 4-Trinitrotoluene | Derivatives of 1-Benzyltetrahydroisoquinoline | Synthetical Experiments in the Phenanthrene Group of the Alkaloids (Part I) | A New Synthesis of Fisetin and Quercetin | A Synthesis of Kaempferide and of isoRhamnetin | A Synthesis of Acacetin and Certain Other Derivatives of Flavone | The Fission of Some Methoxylated Benzophenones | The Hydrolytic Fission of Some Substituted Dibenzoylmethanes | The Alleged Nitration of s-Methylthioguaiacol - A Criticism | 3-Methoxy-2-phenylindole and 3-Benzoylamino-2-phenylindole | The Decomposition of B-3-Indolylpropionic Azide | A Synthesis of Rutoecarpine | Experiments on the Synthesis of Brazilin and Haematoxylin and their Derivatives (Part II): A Synthesis of Deoxytrimethylbrazilone and of isoBrazilein Ferrichloride Trimethyl Ether | Hydroxycyclohexylacetolactone | The Colouring Matters of Carajura | Albin Haller - Obituary Notices. David Doig Pratt | Gertrude Maud Robinson | Jan Kalff | Thomas Malkin | William Henry Perkin | Janendra Nath Rây | Leslie Randal Ridgway | Francis Lions | Wilson Baker | John Masson Gulland | James Wilson Armit | Junzo Shinoda | James Allan | Albert Edward Oxford | John Charles Smith | Thomas Russell Lea | Constant Frederik van Duin | Robert Sidney Cahn | Harry Raymond Ing | Alexander Robertson | Elisabeth Stewart Gatewood | Thomas Joseph Nolan | Franz Robert Graesser-Thomas | Frank Howorth Gornall | Helen West | Tom Heap | Krishnasami Venkataraman | Robert Bradley | Alfred Pollard | Sidney Thornley | Richard Helmuth | Fred Manske | Yasuhiko Asahina | Frank Mouat Irvine | Ahmad Zaki | Reginald C. Fawcett | Jacques Malan | Bibhucharan Chatterjee | Ernest Chapman | Arthur George Perkin | Albin Haller (1849-1925). In Very Good condition. Member of the P.B.F.A.

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Richards, Theodore William and Wilfred Newsome Stull

(Book #ID 116027)

Published by Carnegie Institute of Washington, Washington, District of Columbia First Edition 1903. 1903.

First edition hard back binding in publisher's original grey paper covered boards, blocked and lettered grey cloth spine in black. 8vo. 9½'' x 6¼''. Contains 45 pp with tables and graphs throughout. Neat university stamps and bookplate and in Very Good clean condition. Member of the P.B.F.A.

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Ridder, Dr. W. J. de

(Book #ID 70892)

Published by H. E. Stenfert Kroese B.V. Leiden First Edition 1977 Leiden 1977.

First edition hard back binding in publisher's original navy cloth covers, gilt title and author lettering to the spine and to the upper panel. 8vo. 9'' x 6''. Contains [x] 180 printed pages of German text. Just a little tanning to the page edges and in very near Fine condition, no dust wrapper as published. Member of the P.B.F.A. ISBN 9020706756

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Robinson, Robert [Sir Robert Robinson (13 September 1886 - 8 February 1975) was a British organic chemist and Nobel laureate recognised in 1947 for his research on plant dyestuffs (anthocyanins) and alkaloids]. Joseph Lister | Edward Hope | William Henry Perkin | Walter Morrell Roberts | Gertrude Maud Robinson | Robinson Percy Foulds | David Bain | Henry G. Smith | David Cardwell | Ellice Ettie Pedin Hamilton | Ellen Margaret Hindmarsh | Isabel Knight | Anne Mary Bleakly Orr | Margaret Mary Williams | Janet Forrest McGillivray Brown | Fanny Pollecoff | Herbert Grace Crabtree | William Ogilvy Kermack | James Scott | Alexander Killen Macbeth | John Masson Gulland | Arthur Lapworth | Chinyann Kumara | Bernard Holtom Roberts | George Roger

(Book #ID 114572)

Published by Proceedings of the Chemical Society of London 1909 to 1912. 1910 | 1924.

Hard back binding in publisher's original royal blue cloth covered boards, blocked and lettered gilt back. 8vo. 8½'' x 6''. A titan in the world of science, Sir Robert Robinson was Professor of Chemistry at the Universities of Sydney, Liverpool, St Andrews, Manchester and University College London as well as having briefly led the British Dyestuffs Corporation laboratories, in 1947 he received the Medal of Freedom with Silver Palm. Robinson Close, in the Science Area at Oxford, is named after him, as is the Robert Robinson Laboratory at the University of Liverpool, the Sir Robert Robinson Laboratory of Organic Chemistry at the University of Manchester and the Robinson and Cornforth Laboratories at the University of Sydney, he was President of the Chemical Society from 1939 to 1941. In Very Good condition. SIGNED by Sir Robert Robinson to the front free end paper 'With kind regards to Professor D. R. Kulin from R. Robinson - March 1932.' Researches in Organic Chemistry 1909 - 1924 | Collection of 48 Transactions of the Chemical Society Papers (and Memoirs & Proceedings of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society and Faraday Society) Comprising: A New Synthesis of Oxazole Derivatives | The Synthesis of Nitrognoscopine and Allied Substances (Preliminary Note) | Synthetical Experiments in the Group of the Isoquinoline Alkaloids, Part I: Anhydrocotarninephthalide | Part II: The Constitution of the Condensation Products of Cotarnine and the Condensation of Cotarnine with Aliphatic and Aromatic Nitro-Compounds | B-Gnoscopine (Preliminary Note) | Anhydrohydrastininemeconine (Preliminary Note) | 2-Diketohydrindene | Some Derivatives of Oxazole | Mechanism of the Benzoin Synthesis (Preliminary Note) | 2 - Phenyl - 5 - Styryloxazole | Researches on Pseudo-Bases | Some Derivatives of Safrole | Synthetical Experiments in the Group of the Isoquinoline Alkaloids Part IV: Gnoscopine | Some Derivatives of Isocoumarin and Isocarbostyril | Eudesmin and its Derivatives | Phenols Occurring in Some Eucalyptus Oils | Note on the Nitroguaiacols | A Decomposition of Certain O-Nitromandelic Acids | An extension of the Theory of Addition to Conjugated Unsaturated Systems. Part I. Note on the Constitution of the Salts of 1-benzylidene-2-methyl-1 : 2 : 3 : 4-tetrahydroisoquinoline | A Synthesis of Tropinone | A Theory of the Mechanism of the Phytochemical Synthesis of Certain Alkaloids | The Scission of Certain Substituted Cyclic Catechol Ethers | 5-Bromoguaiacol and Some Derivatives | The Action of Halogens on Piperonal | Veratricsulphinide | A New Synthesis of Tetraphenylpyrrole | Nitro-Derivatives of Guaiacol | A Synthesis of Isobrazilein and Certain Related Anhydropyranol Salts | Harmine and Harmaline (Parts IV and V) | The Conjugation of Partial Valencies | An Explanation of the Property of Induced Polarity of Atoms and an Interpretation of the Theory of Partial Velencies on an Electronic Basis | Note on 2 : 3- and 2 : 5-Dinitro-p-Toluidines | Cevadine (Part I) | The Morphine Group (Parts I and II) | Octet Stability in Relation to Orientation and Reactivity in Carbon Compounds | Some Derivatives of Benzoprylium | The Mechanism of E. Fischer's Synthesis of Indoles. Application of the Method to the Preparation of a Pyrindole Derivative | Strychnine and Brucine (Part II) | A Synthesis of Pelletierine | 5-Carboline and Some Derivatives | A New Route to the 3-Hydroxybenzopyrylium Salts | Nitration of 2 : 3-Dimethoxybenzaldehyde. Joseph Lister | Edward Hope | William Henry Perkin | Walter Morrell Roberts | Gertrude Maud Robinson | Robinson Percy Foulds | David Bain | Henry G. Smith | David Cardwell | Ellice Ettie Pedin Hamilton | Ellen Margaret Hindmarsh | Isabel Knight | Anne Mary Bleakly Orr | Margaret Mary Williams | Janet Forrest McGillivray Brown | Fanny Pollecoff | Herbert Grace Crabtree | William Ogilvy Kermack | James Scott | Alexander Killen Macbeth | John Masson Gulland | Arthur Lapworth | Chinyann Kumara | Bernard Holtom Roberts | George Roger Clemo | Robert Charles Menzies | Sidney Thornley | Leslie Randal Ridgway | Francis Wilbert Stoyle. Member of the P.B.F.A.

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Robinson, Robert [Sir Robert Robinson (13 September 1886 - 8 February 1975) was a British organic chemist and Nobel laureate recognised in 1947 for his research on plant dyestuffs (anthocyanins) and alkaloids. In 1947, he also received the Medal of Freedom with Silver Palm. Robinson Close, in the Science Area at Oxford, is named after him, as is the Robert Robinson Laboratory at the University of Liverpool, the Sir Robert Robinson Laboratory of Organic Chemistry at the University of Manchester and the Robinson and Cornforth Laboratories at the University of Sydney]. Sir William Henry Perkin FRS (12 March 1838 - 14 July 1907) was a British chemist and entrepreneur best known for his serendipitous discovery of the first commercial synthe

(Book #ID 114575)

Published by Proceedings of the Chemical Society, Burlungton House, London 1932 | The Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain and Ireland, 30 Russell Square, London 1932. 1932.

Hard back binding in publisher's original royal blue cloth covered boards, blocked and lettered gilt back. 8vo. 8½'' x 6''. A titan in the world of science, Sir Robert Robinson was Professor of Chemistry at the Universities of Sydney, Liverpool, St Andrews, Manchester and University College London as well as having briefly led the British Dyestuffs Corporation laboratories, in 1947 he received the Medal of Freedom with Silver Palm. Robinson Close, in the Science Area at Oxford, is named after him, as is the Robert Robinson Laboratory at the University of Liverpool, the Sir Robert Robinson Laboratory of Organic Chemistry at the University of Manchester and the Robinson and Cornforth Laboratories at the University of Sydney, he was President of the Chemical Society from 1939 to 1941. The (Biography) Life and Work of Professor William Henry Perkin comprising 138 pp and 4 full-page single-sided monochrome photographs. + Two Lectures on an 'Outline of an Electrochemical (Electronic) Theory of the Course of Organic Reactions' 52 pp by Robert Robinson. Journal Chemical Society Papers Comprising: Distribution of Electrons in the Aromatic Nucleus and the Early Stages of Aromatic Substitutions | Strychnine and Brucine (Part XV): neoStrychnidine and its Derivatves (Part XVI): neoStrychnine (Part XVII): neoBrucine and neoBrucidine (Part XVIII): Final Stages of the Degradation of Dinitrostrychol and an Account of Some Nitrohydroxyquinoline Derivatives | Preliminary Sythetetic Experiments in the Morphine Group (Part III): Some Derivatives of Papaveroline and Laudanosoline (Part IV): A Dehydro-derivative of Laudanosoline Hydrochloride and its Constitution | The Nitration of O-Benzylvanillin | Strychnine and Brucine (Part XIX): Reduction of Strychnine Methosulphate by Means of Sodium Amalgam in the Presence of Carbon Dioxide | Kationoid Reactivity of Aromatic Compounds (Part I) | A Reaction of Fluorene | b-Pseudognoscopine | A Ring of Tropacocaine | Experiments on the Synthesis of Physostigmine (Eserine) (Part VI): A Synthesis of dl-Esermethole Methopicrate | Synthetical Experiments on the Nature of Betanin and Related Nitrogenous Anthocyanins (Part I) | The Orienting Influence of Free and Bound Ionic Charges on Attached Simple or Conjugated Unsaturated Systems (Part VI): Nitration of Phenylalkylsulphones | Synthetical Experiments in the isoFlavone Group (Part VI): The Reactions of Some Keto-Ethylene Oxides | Developments in the Chemistry of the Anthocyanins | Orientation in the Substitution Reactions of Alkylnaphthalenes (Part I): Side Chain Nitration of 1 : 4-Dimethylnaphalene | 2 : 6-Dihydroxy-3-b-Phenoxyethyl-4-Methylpyridine | Experiments on the Synthesis of Anthocyanins (Part XIV): Cyanenin Chloride, Malvenin Chlordie, and an Indication of the Synthesis of Cyanin Chloride | Theory of Induced Polarities in Benzene (Part XV): A Synthesis of Hirsutin Chloride (Part XVI): A Synthesis of Malvin Chloride (Part XVII): The Synthesis of Pelargonin, Peonin, and Cyanin Chlorides | Strychnine and Brucine (Part XX): Some Derivatives of Pseudostrychnine. Comments on a Recent Memoir of H. Leuchs-Über Strychnosalkaloide, LXVIII | Some Analogues of Psudopelletierine, Namely, Thiotropinone, Selenottropinone, and n-Methylaztropinone. Arthur Lapworth | Osman Achmatowicz | George Roger Clemo | Kottiazath Narayana Menon | Zenjiro Kitasato | Shigehiko Sugasawa | Parameswar Velayudhan Nair | John Charles Smith | William Bradley | Anthony James Hailwood | Morrison Greenwood | Bertie Kennedy Blount | Frederick Ernest King | Alice Mary Robinson | William Alfred Baldwin | Wilson Baker | Henry W. Thompson | K. Matejka | J. S. Watt | Andrés León | A. R. Todd | B. K. Blount | John Greenaway. In Very Good condition. Member of the P.B.F.A.

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Robinson, Robert [Sir Robert Robinson (13 September 1886 - 8 February 1975) was a British organic chemist and Nobel laureate recognised in 1947 for his research on plant dyestuffs (anthocyanins) and alkaloids. In 1947, he also received the Medal of Freedom with Silver Palm. Robinson Close, in the Science Area at Oxford, is named after him, as is the Robert Robinson Laboratory at the University of Liverpool, the Sir Robert Robinson Laboratory of Organic Chemistry at the University of Manchester and the Robinson and Cornforth Laboratories at the University of Sydney]. A. Lapworth | William Bradley | Alexander Robertson | Ada Margaret Struthers | Julius Nicholson Ashley | William Henry Perkin | Janendra Nath Rây | Shinzo Murakami | Krishn

(Book #ID 114574)

Published by Proceedings of the Chemical Society of London 1928 - 1932. 1928 | 1932.

Hard back binding in publisher's original royal blue cloth covered boards, blocked and lettered gilt back. 8vo. 8½'' x 6''. A titan in the world of science, Sir Robert Robinson was Professor of Chemistry at the Universities of Sydney, Liverpool, St Andrews, Manchester and University College London as well as having briefly led the British Dyestuffs Corporation laboratories, in 1947 he received the Medal of Freedom with Silver Palm. Robinson Close, in the Science Area at Oxford, is named after him, as is the Robert Robinson Laboratory at the University of Liverpool, the Sir Robert Robinson Laboratory of Organic Chemistry at the University of Manchester and the Robinson and Cornforth Laboratories at the University of Sydney, he was President of the Chemical Society from 1939 to 1941. In Very Good condition. Two papers in German. Collection of 53 Transactions of the Chemical Society Papers (and Memoirs & Proceedings of the Manchester Literary and Journal of the American Chemical Society). Comprising: The Ortho-para Ration in Aromatic Substitutions | The Interaction of Benzoyl Chloride and Diazomrthane together with a Discussion of the Reactions of the Diazenes | Experiments on the Synthesis of Anthocyanins (Part IV): The Constitution of O-Benzoylphloroglucinaldehyde (Part V): A Synthesis of 3-Þ-Glucosidylpeargonidin Chloride, which is believed to be Identical with Callistephin Chloride (Part VI): A Synthesis of Chrysanthemin Chloride (Part VII): The Four Isomeric Þ-Glucosides of Pelargonidin Chloride (Part VIII): A Synthesis of OEnin Chloride (Part IX): Synthesis of Oxycoccicyanin Chloride. Observations on the Distribution Numbers of Anthocyanins (Part X): Synthesis of 3-Þ-Galactosidylcyanidin Chlordie, which is believed to be Identical with Idaein Chlordie, and of 3-Þ-Galactosidylpeonidin Chloride (Part XI): Fisetinin Chloride (Part XII): Fisetinidin and Luteolinidin Chlorides (Part XIII): 5-Þ-Glucosidyl- and 5-Lactosidyl-hirsutidin Chlorides | 3 : 4 : 5 : 6-Tetrahydro-4-carboline | Experiments on the Synthesis of Brazilin and Haematoxylin and their Derivatives (Part III) | A Synthesis of Pyrylium Salts of Anthocyanidin Type (Part XV): The Synthesis of Cyanidin Chloride by Means of O-Benzoylphloroglucinaldehyde (Part XVI): The Synthesis of Pelargonidin Chloride by Means of O-Benzoylphloroglucinaldehyde (Part XVII): The Synthesis of Peonidin Chloride by Means of O-Benzoylphloroglucinaldehyde (Part XVIII): A Synthesis of Malvidin Chloride | Anthoxanthins (Part VIII): A Synthesis of Morin and 5 : 7 : 2' : 4'-Tetrahydroxyflavone (Part IX): Syringetin (Part X): The Synthesis of Gossypetin and Quercetagetin (Part XI): A Synthesis of Diosmetin and of Luteolin 3'-Methyl Ether (Part XII): Transition from a Flavylium Salt to a Flavone, Illustrated by a New Synthesis of Scutellarein Tetramethyl Ether | Bemerkungen zur Abhandlung von T. Malkin und M. Nierenstein, Zur Kenntnis des Cyanidins | Notiz über Chrysanthemin uud Asterin | Synthetical Experiments in the isoFlavone Group (Part III): A Synthesis of Genistein (Part IV): A Synthesis of 2-Methylirigenol (Part V): A New General Method Applicable to the Synthesis of Derivatives of 7-Hydroxyisoflavone | Strychnine and Brucine (Part VIII): The Action of Hydriodic Acid on Strychnidine. Dihydrostrychnidine (B) and Substances Derived therefrom (Part IX): Preparation of Some Isomerides of Dinitrostrychol and Trinitrostrychol (Part XIII): Note on Dihydroindolylpropionic and Dihydroindolylbutyric Acids (Part XIV): Oxidation of Hexahydrostrychnine | 6 : 7-Dimethoxyisatin, 5 : 6-Meyhylenedioxyisatin and the Nuclear Degradation of 3 : 4-Methylenedioxyquindoline (Part X): The Degradation of Dinitrostrycholcarboxylic Acid : its Recognition as a Derivative of Quinoline and the Consequent Modifications of the Constitutional Formuloe for the Strychnos Bases Proposed in Part VII (Part XI): Note on Dihydrobrucine and Some Derivatives (Part XII): The Constitution of Dinitrostrycholcarboxylic Acid | Harmine and Harmaline (Part X): The Synthesis of 7- and 8-Methoxyketotetrahydro-Þ-carbolines and the Constitution of Acetylharmaline | Attempts to find New Anti-malarials (Part I): Some Pyrroloquinoline Derivatives (Part II): Aminoalkylquinolinium Salts and Some Related Substances (Part IV): Benziminazolylethylamine and -5 (or 6)-Ethoxybenziminazolylethylamine | The Act of Diazomethane on Benzoic and Succinic Anhydrides, and a Reply to Malkin and Nierenstain | A Synthesis of Certain Higher Aliphatic Compounds (Part III): A Variation of the Keto-acid Synthesis, Constituting an Improved Method for the Extension of Normal Carbon Chains | A Synthesis of Pyrylium Salts of Anthocyanidin Type (Part XIX): A Synthesis of Delphinidin Chloride not Involving a Demethylation Process, and Syntheses of Hirsutidin Chloride and of Delphinidin Chloride 3'-Methyl Ether, Possibly Identical with Petunidin Chloride | The Orienting Influence of Free and Bound Ionic Charges on Attached Simple or Conjugated Unsaturated Systems (Part V): Nitration of Benzyldiethylsulphonium Picrate | A Synthesis of Hydrastine (Part I) | The Nitration of Benzylpiperidine | Preliminary Sythetical Experiments in the Morphine Group (Part I) (Part II): Some Derivatives of Diphenyl Ether | Experiments on the Synthesis of Physostigmine (Eserine) (Part I): Some Indolenine Derivatives (Part II): Synthesis of a Base which is believed to be dI-Noreserethole (Part III): Synthesis of Desethoxydehydroeseretholemethine (Part IV): The Plancher Rearrangement of Indole Derivatives (Part V): A Synthesis of Dehydroesermetholemethine. Contributions by: A. Lapworth | William Bradley | Alexander Robertson | Ada Margaret Struthers | Julius Nicholson Ashley | William Henry Perkin | Janendra Nath Rây | Shinzo Murakami | Krishnasami Venkataraman | Tom Heap | Wilson Baker | Ryuzaburo Nodzu | Richard Willstätter | John Masson Gulland | Sidney Thornley | James Scott | Herbert S. Boyd Barrett | Gertrude Maud Robinson | George Barger | Tiruventaka Rajendra Seshadri | Bibhucharan Chatterjee | Gerold Schwarzenbach | Albert Lovecy | Shigehiko Sugasawa | Alfred Pollard | Kottiazath Narayana Menon | Osman Achmatowicz | Reginald Clifford Fawcett | Edward Hope | Frank Lee Pyman | Frederick George Percy Remfry | John Stephen Watt | Andrés León | Tiruvenkata R. Seshadri | Leopold Ferdinand Levy | Theodore Posternack | Kathryn E. Grove | Eric Lawrence Fonseka | Bertie Kennedy Blount | Lindsay Heathcote Briggs | Harusada Suginome | Frederick Ernest King. Member of the P.B.F.A.

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