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Volume 28, Number 2, 2003
| TITLE | Author | Page Number |
| FRANCIS BACON: AN ALCHEMICAL ODYSSEY THROUGH THE NOVUM ORGANUM | Pedro Cintas University of Extremadura, Spain |
65 |
| ERNEST RUTHERFORD, THE "TRUE DISCOVERER" OF RADON | James L. Marshall and Virginia R. Marshall University of North Texas, Denton |
76 |
| JAMES BRYANT CONANT: THE MAKING OF AN ICONOCLASTIC CHEMIST | Martin Saltzman Providence College |
84 |
| ARTHUR SLATOR AND THE CHLORINATION OF BENZENE | John T. Stock University of Connecticut |
95 |
| THE ROLE OF CHEMISTRY IN THE OAK RIDGE ELECTROMAGNETIC PROJECT | Clarence E. Larson* |
101 |
| POUNDING ON THE DOORS: THE FIGHT FOR ACCEPTANCE OF BRITISH WOMEN CHEMISTS |
Marlene F. Rayner-Canham and Geoffrey W. Rayner-Canham Sir Wilfred Grenfell College |
110 |
| BOOK REVIEWS | 120 |