26 93-9

ANONYMOUS Gerard Heym, 1888-1972 (obituary)

19 216-7

APPLEBY, JOHN H. Arthur Dee and Johannes Banfi Hunyades : further information on their alchemical and professional activities

24 96-109

Some of Arthur Dee's associations before visiting Russia clarified, including two letter from Sir Theodore Mayerne

26 1-5

BENTLEY, JONATHAN Hofmann's return to Germany from the Royal College of Chemistry

19 197-203

BOLZAN, J. E. Chemical combination according to Aristotle

23 134-44

BRANN, NOEL L. George Ripley and the Abbot Trithemius: an inquiry into contrasting medical attitudes

26 212-20

BREHM, EDMUND Roger Bacon's place in the history of alchemy

23 53-8

BROCK, W. H. Liebig's laboratory accounts

19 47-58

BUCHANAN, PETA DEWAR, GIBSON, J. F., & HALL, MARIE BOAS Experimental history of science: Boyle's colour changes

25 208-10

BUTLER, ANTHONY R. & NEEDHAM, JOSEPH An experimental comparison of the East Asian, Hellenistic and Indian (Gandharan) stills in relation to the distillation of ethanol and acetic acid

27 69-76

CAMPBELL, W. A. The chemical library of Thomas Britton (I654-1714)

24 143-8

CARRILLO, JUAN See GAGO & CARRILLO

CHILTON, DONOVAN & COLEY, NOEL G. The laboratories of the Royal Institution in the nineteenth century

27 173-203

CLULEE, N. H. John Dee's mathematics and the grading of compound qualities

18 178-211

COLE, THERON JR. Dalton, mixed gases, and the origin of the chemical atomic theory

25 117-30

COLEY, NOEL G. Animal chemists and the urinary stone
See also CHILTON & COLEY

18 69-93

COLLINS, PETER Humphry Davy and heterogeneous catalysis

22 205-17

Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner and heterogeneous catalysis

23 96-115

COURT, SUSAN The Annales de Chimie, 1789-1815

19 113-28

COURT, SUSAN & SMEATON, W. A. Fourcroy and the Journal de la Société des Pharmaciens de Paris

26 39-55

CRAIG, WAYNE See GOLOVNYA et al.

CRISCIANI, CHIARA The conceptions of alchemy as expressed in the Pretiosa Margarita Novella of Petrus Bonus of Ferrara

20 165-81

DAMON, S. FOSTER De Brahm: alchemist [ed. by Barton Levi St. Armand]
For a note about Damon by St. Armand, see 25 151

24 77-88

DEAN, PHILIP A. W. & USSELMAN, MELVYN C. The "synthetic" palladium of Richard Chenevix: a verdict on the chemist and the chemistry

26 100-15

DEBUS, ALLEN G. The history of chemistry and the history of science

18 169-77

Some comments on the contemporary Helmontian renaissance [essay review of J. B. van Helmont, Aufgang der Artzney-Kunst, 1971]

19 145-50

Thomas Sherley's Philosophical Essay (1672) : Helmontian mechanism as the basis of a new philosophy

27 124-35

DEKOSKY, ROBERT K. George Gabriel Stokes, Arthur Smithells and the origin of spectra in flames

27 103-23

DICKINSON, ROBERT Josef Hawliczek [A comment on W. V. Farrar 18 123]

19 59

DOBBS, BETTY JO Studies in the natural philosophy of Sir Kenelm Digby
[Part 1]

18 1-25

Part 2 Digby and alchemy

20 143-63

Part 3 Digby's experimental alchemy - the Book of Secrets

21 1-28

DONOVAN, ARTHUR L. James Hutton, Joseph Black and the chemical theory of heat

25 176-90

EAMON, WILLIAM New light on Robert Boyle and the discovery of colour indicators

27 204-9

FARRAR, KATHLEEN R. See FARRAR W. V. et al.

FARRAR, WILFRED V. Some early ventures in the fixation of atmospheric nitrogen

18 123-38

[For a comment, see DICKINSON 19 59]

Examination of some compounds isolated [by H. E. Schunck] from madder (1845-1855)

22 151-3

FARRAR, WILFRED V., FARRAR, KATHLEEN R. & SCOTT, E. L. The Henrys of Manchester Part 1 Thomas Henry (1734-1816)

20 183-208

Part 2 Thomas Henry's sons: Thomas, Peter and William

21 179-207

Part 3 William Henry and John Dalton

21 208-28

Part 4 William Henry: hydrocarbons and the gas industry: minor chemical papers

21 186-204

Part 5 William Henry: contagion and cholera: the textbook

23 27-52

Part 6 William Charles Henry: the magnesia factory

24 1-26

FICHMAN, MARTIN French Stahlism and chemical studies of air (1750-1770)

18 94-122

FIGALA KARIN Project for cataloguing alchemical manuscripts in German- speaking areas

20 245-6

FISHER, N. W. Organic classication before Kekulé [Part 1]

20 106-31

Part 2

20 209-33

Kekulé and organic classification

21 29-52

FULLMER, JUNE Z. Davy's priority in the iodine dispute: further documentary evidence

22 39-51

GAGO, RAMÓN & CARRILLO, JUAN L. A bibliographical study of the reception of Lavoisier's work in Spain Addenda to A Bibliography by Duveen and Klickstein

27 19-25

GELBART, NINA RATTNER The intellectual development of Walter Charleton

18 149-68

GEL'MAN, Z. E. Bernhard Tollens and his influence on research into carbohydrates in Russia

25 56-62

GIBSON, J. F. See BUCHANAN et al.

GOLDSMITH, ROBERT H. Origins of the so-called Dewar benzene formula

27 136-41

GOLOVNYA, V. A., LEONOVA, T. N., CRAIG, WAYNE & KAUFFMAN, GEORGE B. Il'ya Il'Ich Chernyaev (1893-1966) : some recollections of his work and personality

23 187-98

GÖMÖRI, GEORGE New information on János Banfihunyadi's life

24 170-4

GORMAN, MEL A survey of the chemical translations of John Fryer in nineteenth-century China

24 89-95

GUERLAC, HENRY The chemical revolution: a word from Monsieur Fourcroy

23 1-4

GUINSBURG, ARLENE MILLER Henry More, Thomas Vaughan and the late renaissance magical tradition

27 36-58

HALL, MARIE BOAS See BUCHANAN et al.

HANNAWAY, OWEN The German model of chemical education in America: Ira Remsen at Johns Hopkins (1876-1913)

23 145-64

HAYES, THOMAS W. Alchemical imagery in John Donne's "A nocturnal upon S. Lucies day"

24 55-62

HEIMANN, P. M. "Nature is a perpetual worker": Newton's aether and eighteenth-century natural philosophy

20 1-25

HILL, CHRISTOPHER R. The iconography of the laboratory

22 102-10

HUFFMAN, WILLIAM H. & SEELINGER, ROBERT A. Robert Fludd's "Declaratio Brevis" to James I

25 69-92

HUNT, LESLIE B. The Figuiers of Montpellier

26 221-3

ILTIS, CAROLYN See MERCHANT

KARPENKO, V. The discovery of supposed new elements: two centuries of errors

27 77-102

KAUFFMAN, GEORGE B. The stereochemistry of trivalent nitrogen compounds: Alfred Werner and the controversy over the structure of oximes

19 129-44

Alfred Werner's theory of acids, bases and hydrolysis

20 53-66

Alfred Werner's views of oxonium salts

21 229-46

KAUFFMAN, GEORGE B. & PRIEBE, PAUL .11. The discovery of saccharin: a centennial retrospect

See also GOLOVNYA et al.

25 191-207

KELLER, ALEX G. The scientific and technological sages of ancient China [essay review of J. Needham, The grand titration, 1969 and J. Needham, Clerks and craftsmen in China and the West, 1970]

18 49-55

KLEIN-FRANKS, FELIX The geomancy of Ahmad b. 'Ali-Zunbul: a study of the Arabic corpus hermeticum

20 26-35

KNIGHT, DAVID M. Chemistry in palaeontology: the work of James Parkinson (1755-1824)

21 78-85

The vital flame

23 5-15

KOHLER, ROBERT E. Lavoisier's rediscovery of the air from mercury calx: a reinterpretation

22 52-7

KOPPERL, SHELDON J. T. W. Richards' role in American graduate education in chemistry

23 165-74

LARDER, DAVID F. A dialectical consideration of Butlerov's theory of chemical structure

18 26-48

LE GRAND, HOMER E. A note on fixed air: the universal acid

20 88-94

The "conversion" of C. L. Berthollet to Lavoisier's chemistry

22 58-70

LEICESTER, HENRY M. Lomonosov's views on combustion and phlogiston

22 1-9

LEONOVA, T. N. See GOLOVNYA et al.

LINDEN, STANTON J. Jonson and Sendivogius : Some new light on Mercury Vindicated from the Alchemists at Court

24 39-54

LOVE, ROSALEEN Some sources of Herman Boerhaave's concept of fire

19 157-74

LÖW, REINHARD The progress of organic chemistry during the period of German romantic Naturphilosophie

27 1-10

LU GWEI-DJEN, NEEDHAM, JOSEPH & NEEDHAM, DOROTHY M. The coming of ardent water

19 69-112

McEVOY, JOHN G. Joseph Priestley, "aerial philosopher": metaphysics and methodology in Priestley's chemical thought from 1772 to 1781
Part 1 25 1-55 ; Part 2 25 93-116 ; Part 3 25 153-75 ; Part 4 26 16-38

McVAUGH, MICHAEL The "Venable Collection" in the history of chemistry at the University of North Carolina

22 154-5

MAHDIHASSAN, S. Early terms for elixir hitherto unrecognised in Greek alchemy

23 129-33

Elixirs of mineral origin in Greek alchemy

24 133-42

MARTIN, LUTHER H. A history of the psychological interpretation of alchemy

22 10-20

MERCHANT, CAROLYN (formerly ILTIS, CAROLYN) The vitalism of Francis Mercury van Helmont : its influence on Leibniz

26 170-83

MORRELL, J. B. The chemist breeders: the research schools of Liebig and Thomas Thomson

19 1-46

MORSELLI, M. A. The manuscript of Avogadro's Essai (1811)

27 147-72

MÜLLER-JAHNCKE, WOLF DIETER The attitude of Agrippa von Nettesheim (1486-1535) towards alchemy

22 134-50

NEEDHAM, DOROTHY M. See LU GWEI-DJEN et al.

NEEDHAM, JOSEPH See BUTLER & NEEDHAM
See Lu GWEI-DJEN et al.

OLDROYD, DAVID R. An examination of Stahl's Philosophical Principles of Universal Chemistry

20 36-52

Some neo-platonic and stoic influences on mineralogy in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries

21 128-56

Mechanical mineralogy

21 157-78

PAGEL, WALTER & WINDER, MARIANNE The higher elements and prime matter in renaissance naturalism and in Paracelsus

21 93-127

PERRIN, C. E. Lavoisier's table of the elements: a reappraisal

20 95-105

PLESSNER, MARTIN The history of Arabic literature [essay review of F. Sezgin, Geschichte des arabischen Schrifttums, 1970-71]

19 209-15

PRIEBE, PAUL M. See KAUFFMAN & PRIEBE

PRITCHARD, ALLAN Thomas Charnock's book dedicated to Queen Elizabeth

26 56-73

REFS, GRAHAM Francis Bacon's Semi-Paracelsian cosmology

22 81-101

Francis Bacon's Semi-Paracelsian cosmology and the Great Instauration

22 161-73

The fate of Bacon's cosmology in the seventeenth century

24 27-38

Matter theory: a unifying factor in Bacon's natural philosophy?

24 110-25

Francis Bacon on verticity and the bowels of the Earth

26 202-11

SADLER, LYNN VEACH Alchemy and Greene's Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay

22 111-24

Relations between alchemy and poetics in the renaissance and seventeenth century, with special glances at Donne and Milton

24 69-76

ST. ARMAND, BARTON LEVI See DAMON

SCHULER, ROBERT M. William Blomfild, Elizabethan alchemist

20 75-87

SCOTT, E. L. See FARRAR, W. V. et al.

SECRET, FRANÇOIS Palingenesis, alchemy and metempsychosis in renaissance medicine

26 81-99

SERVOS, JOHN W. The knowledge corporation: A. A. Noyes and chemistry at the California Institute of Technology, 1915-1930

23 175-86

SMEATON, W. A. E. F. Geoffroy was not a Newtonian chemist

18 212-4

Berthollet's Essai de statique chimique and its translations: a bibliographical note and a Daltonian doubt

24 149-58

Berthollet's Essai de statique chimique: a supplementary note
See also COURT & SMEATON

25 211-2

SNELDERS, H. A. M. The Amsterdam experiment on the analysis and synthesis of water (1789)

26 116-33

SONNTAG, OTTO Religion and science in the thought of Liebig

24 159-69

STROUP, ALICE William Homberg and the search for the constituents of plants at the seventeenth-century Académie Royale des Sciences

26 184-201

SUDDUTH, WILLIAM H. Eighteenth-century identifications of electricity with phlogiston

25 131-47

The voltaic pile and electro-chemical theory in 1800

27 26-35

SUTTON, M. A. Spectroscopy and the chemists: a neglected opportunity?

23 16-26

21 53-77

Rutherford's radio-activity and alpha-ray research: the case of a misdated letter

26 134-6

USSELMAN, MELVYN C. See DEAN & USSELMAN

WALTON, MICHAEL T. John Dee's Monas Hieroglyphica: geometrical cabala

23 116-23

Boyle and Newton on the transmutation of water and air, from the root of Helmont's tree

27 11-18

WARD, E. R. Industrial mixed acid nitration

23 119-200

WARD, ROBERT What forced by fire: concerning some influences of chemical thought and practice upon English poetry

23 80-95

WESTFALL, RICHARD S. Isaac Newton's Index chemicus

22 174-85

WEYER, JOST The image of alchemy in nineteenth and twentieth century histories of chemistry

23 65-79

WILKINSON, RONALD S. Further thoughts on the identity of Eirenaeus Philalethes

19 204-8

Some bibliographical puzzles concerning George Starkey

20 235-44

WILLIAMS, A. R. The production of saltpetre in the middle ages

22 125-33

WINDER, MARIANNE See PAGEL & WINDER

WOLFENDEN, JOHN H. The anomaly of strong electrolytes

19 175-96