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Korrespondenzen G

Signature mark NL 293/274
Subject Korrespondenz (15)
Title Korrespondenzen G
Contains Briefwechsel Pleschs mit
- P.J. Gardner (University of London), 1970-1971
- Robert Gehm (Badische Anilin- & Soda-Fabrik AG, BASF), 1971
- Andrew Gemant, 1945-1946
- William Gerrard (Northern Polytechnic), 1970-1978
- W.R. Gilkerson (University of South Carolina), 1979
- Eric J. Goethals (Rijksuniversiteit Gent), 1966-1996
- B.F. Goodrich Chemical Company, 1956-1957
- The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. (Gt. Britain) Limited, 1955-1959
- Manfred Gordon (Dunlop Rubber Co., University of Essex), 1948-1976
- Neil B. Graham (Imperial Chemical Industries, Royal Technical College Glasgow, University of Manchester, Arthur D. Little Research Institute und University of Strathclyde), 1968-2000
- Peter K. Grannell (University of Keele), 1985
- Peter Gray (University of Leeds), 1985
- J.V. Grazulevicius (Kaunas University of Technology), 1991-1998
- Harry H. Greenwood (University of Keele), 1985
- Ian K. Gregor (University of New South Wales), 1966-1989
Note Korrespondenz mit Andrew Gemant enthält einen Brief an Janos Plesch
Duration 1945 - 2000
Scope 206 Bl. ms., hs., Ds. u. hektogr.
Subject area Chemie <210>
Formal information Languages: Englisch , Deutsch
Rights notice CC BY-SA 4.0
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