This book comprises seventeen independent essays on little
remembered chemists whose contributions have had significant impact
on chemistry and society. Among these chemists, readers will find
names such as Alexander Borodin and Sir William Crookes, whose fame
is known but not their chemistry. In the remaining fifteen essays
readers will discover about less well-known chemists such as
Frederick Accum, John Mercer and Ellen Swallow Richards. Each essay
is complete in itself with selection made without regard to the
area of chemistry involved, and they appear alphabetically by the
family name of individual. This collection of essays consists of
selections from the series originally published quarterly as Some
Unremembered Chemists in the New Zealand Institute of Chemistry
in-house journal, Chemistry in New Zealand (2013-2018). They are
abstracted, edited and abbreviated slightly, and appear with the
permission of the copyright holder.
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