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Edgar Fahs Smith

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PhD Chemistry University of Göttingen

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According to Wikipedia, Edgar Fahs Smith was an American scientist who is best known today for his interests in the history of chemistry. He served as provost of the University of Pennsylvania from 1911 to 1920, was deeply involved in the American Chemical Society and other organizations, and was awarded the Priestley Medal in 1926.

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Quantitative Analyse durch Elektrolyse (48)
OBSERVATIONS ON COLUMBIUM. (1908) (38)
ACTION OF SULPHUR MONOCHLORIDE UPON MINERALS. (1898) (14)
Chemistry in America (9)
THE ELECTRO-PLATING AND ELECTRO-REFINING OF METALS. (7)
THE SEPARATION OF TUNGSTEN TRIOXIDE FROM MOLYBDENUM TRIOXIDE. (1900) (7)
THE ACTION OF THE HALOID ACIDS IN GAS FORM UPON MOLYBDIC ACID. (7)
THE ATOMIC WEIGHT OF FLUORINE. [PRELIMINARY PAPER.] (1912) (7)
THE EFFECT OF SULPHURIC ACID ON THE DEPOSITION OF METALS WHEN USING A MERCURY CATHODE AND ROTATING ANODE. (1907) (7)
THE ACTION OF PHOSPHORUS PENTACHLORIDE UPON THE DIOXIDES OF ZIRCONIUM AND THORIUM. (1895) (6)
THE ELECTROLYTIC OXIDATION OF TOLUENE. (1900) (6)
THE ATOMIC WEIGHT OF TANTALUM. (1911) (6)
THE USE OF THE ROTATING ANODE AND MERCURY CATHODE IN ELECTRO-ANALYSIS. (1905) (6)
THE USE OF A MERCURY CATHODE IN ELECTROCHEMICAL ANALYSIS. (1903) (6)
I. NOTES ON SODIUM COLUMBATES. II. THE ATOMIC WEIGHT OF COLUMBIUM. (1915) (6)
THE ELECTROLYTIC METHOD APPLIED TO URANIUM. (1901) (5)
OBSERVATIONS ON DERIVATIVES OF ACONITIC ACID. (1899) (5)
Observations on teaching the history of chemistry (1925) (5)
Some Observations on Columbium (1905) (5)
Qualitative Chemical Analysis of Inorganic Substances (1895) (5)
DOUBLE BROMIDES OF PALLADIUM. (1894) (4)
Priestley in America, 1794-1804 (4)
THE ELECTROLYSIS OF METALLIC PHOSPHATE SOLUTIONS. (1899) (4)
THE ELECTROLYSIS OF THE HALIDES OF THE ALKALINE EARTH METALS. (1907) (4)
THE SEPARATION OF BISMUTH FROM LEAD. (1896) (4)
THE SEPARATION OF IRON FROM BERYLLIUM. (1895) (4)
THE ELECTROLYTIC DETERMINATION OF CHLORINE IN HYDROCHLORIC ACID WITH THE USE OF A SILVER ANODE AND A MERCURY CATHODE. (1910) (3)
THE ATOMIC WEIGHT OF ANTIMONY. (1901) (3)
THE ATOMIC WEIGHT OF MOLYBDENUM. (1893) (3)
THE ELECTROLYSIS OF METALLIC CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS WITH THE USE OF ROTATING SILVER ANODE AND MERCURY CATHODE. (1907) (3)
THE LAVOISIER MONUMENT. (1897) (3)
THE USE OF A ROTATING ANODE IN THE ELECTROLYTIC PRECIPITATION OF URANIUM AND MOLYBDENUM (1907) (3)
THE USE OF THE ROTATING ANODE IN ELECTRO-ANALYSIS. (1904) (3)
THE PRODUCTION OF ALUMINUM AND ITS INDUSTRIAL USE. (1906) (3)
THE PERSULPHATES OF RUBIDIUM, CESIUM, AND THALLIUM. (1899) (3)
DERIVATIVES OF COMPLEX INORGANIC ACIDS. (1903) (3)
THE ELECTROLYTIC DETERMINATION OF MOLYBDENUM. (1901) (3)
THE SEPARATION OF VANADIUM FROM ARSENIC. (1896) (3)
THE SEPARATION OF MANGANESE FROM TUNGSTIC ACID. (1896) (3)
THE ACTION OF HYDROFLUORIC ACID GAS UPON CERTAIN OXIDES. (1911) (3)
THE ACTION OF HALOID ACIDS IN GAS FORM UPON THE SALTS OF ELEMENTS OF GROUP V OF THE PERIODIC SYSTEM. (1895) (3)
THE ELECTROLYTIC DETERMINATION OF CADMIUM. (1897) (3)
METAL SEPARATIONS IN THE ELECTROLYTIC WAY. (1903) (2)
Bromine and its discoverers—1826-1926 (1926) (2)
Chapter VI. Mineral Chemistry (1926) (2)
The electrolytic separation of cadmium from zinc (1889) (2)
Report of the Committee of Inquiry on the Case of Professor Scott Nearing of the University of Pennsylvania (2)
ALLOYS MADE IN THE ELECTRIC FURNACE. (1901) (2)
The American Chemical Prize (2)
THE DETERMINATION OF INDIUM WITH THE USE OF A MERCURY CATHODE. (1910) (2)
THE SODIUM TUNGSTATES. I (1922) (2)
ACTION OF MOLYBDENUM DIOXIDE UPON SILVER SALTS. (1894) (2)
ACTION OF HYPOPHOSPHOROUS ACID UPON MOLYBDIC ACID. (1899) (1)
THE PRECIPITATION AND SEPARATION OF SILVER IN THE ELECTROLYTIC WAY. (1901) (1)
URANIUM OXYNITRIDE AND URANIUM DIOXIDE. (1895) (1)
THE PRECIPITATION OF COPPER BY ZINC. (1899) (1)
[A look backward]. (1927) (1)
THE ELECTROLYTIC SEPARATION OF MERCURY FROM COPPER. (1901) (1)
Early Science in Philadelphia (1)
The atomic Weight of tungsten (1895) (1)
OBSERVATIONS UPON TUNGSTEN. (1899) (1)
The oxidation of sulphides by means of the electric current (1890) (1)
THE ATOMIC WEIGHT OF TUNGSTEN. (1904) (1)
The electrolytic method applied to mercury.—Separation from copper (1889) (1)
A chapter in historical chemistry (1932) (1)
PROF. THEODORE GEORGE WORMLEY. (1897) (1)
THE CONSTITUTION OF ARSENOPYRITE. (1897) (1)
THE SEPARATION OF THE ALKALI METALS IN THE ELECTROLYTIC WAY. (1908) (1)
Samuel Latham Mitchill-A Father in American Chemistry (1922) (1)
Introduction by the Provost of the University of Pennsylvania (1913) (0)
AN ATTEMPT TO PREPARE MOLYBDENUM HEXACHLORIDE. (1894) (0)
Action of the gas from As2O3 and HNO3 upon p-oxybenzoic acid (1889) (0)
The Atomic Mass of Tungsten (0)
Elementary Studies in Chemistry (1899) (0)
THE ELECTROLYTIC ESTIMATION OF MERCURY. (1896) (0)
An Appeal for a Monument in Honor of John Morgan, Founder of the First Medical School in the United States (1912) (0)
The Cathodic Precipitation of Carbon (0)
A CRYSTALLINE CHROMIUM TUNGSTATE. (1893) (0)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE ELECTROLYTIC PRECIPITATION OF ZINC AND OF COPPER. (1902) (0)
AN ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON QUALITATIVE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. (1901) (0)
Introduction to electrochemical experiments (0)
On the compound C21Cl26 (1889) (0)
THE ACTION OF ACID VAPORS ON METALLIC SULPHIDES. (1896) (0)
The History of Chemistry in America, with Special Reference Yale. (1923) (0)
The Atomic Weights of Boron and Fluorine (0)
The electrolysis of metallic phosphates in acid solution (0)
The electrolytic method as applied to palladium (1890) (0)
THE ELECTROLYTIC SEPARATION OF MERCURY FROM BISMUTH. (0)
Derivatives obtained from monochlordinitrophenol and bases of the aromatic series (1889) (0)
Breaking ground for the new Rice laboratory for chemistry (1924) (0)
Outlines of Electrochemistry (1902) (0)
THE ACTION OF PHOSPHORUS PENTACHLORIDE UPON MOLYBDENUM TRIOXIDE. (1894) (0)
Early Scientists of Philadelpphia (0)
Some Berks County Minerals (0)
Men of Science Prom the Keystone State (1914) (0)
The action of hydrogen sulphide gas upon metallic amines (1890) (0)
QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS AS A LABORATORY BASIS FOR THE STUDY OF GENERAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRY (1907) (0)
Fragments relating to the history of chemistry in America (1926) (0)
Analysis of a Calculus Found in a Deer (0)
ELEMENTARY PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY. PART I—GENERAL CHEMISTRY (1907) (0)
Ueber Elektrolyse (0)
Joseph Priestley on Liberal Education (0)
RADIUM AND OTHER RADIO-ACTIVE SUBSTANCES, ETC. (1903) (0)
The Story of Early Chemistry (Stillman, John Maxson) (0)
ACTION OF HYDROCHLORIC ACID GAS UPON SALTS OF THE ELEMENTS OF GROUP V OF THE PERIODIC SYSTEM. (1895) (0)
ACTION OF HYDROCHLORIC ACID GAS UPON SULPHATES, SELENATES, TELLURATES, AND PHOSPHATES. (1899) (0)
New Results in Electrolysis (0)
Contributions from the Laboratory of the University of Pennsylvania. No. IX. Upon Some New Chlorine Derivatives from Toluol (0)
ACTION OF METALLIC MAGNESIUM UPON MANGANOUS SALTS. (1894) (0)
The electrolytic determination of mercury (1891) (0)
Vanadium in caustic potash (1889) (0)
A glance at the early organic chemistry of America (1927) (0)
THE RAPID PRECIPITATION OF ANTIMONY IN THE ELECTROLYTIC WAY. (1905) (0)
STUDIES FROM THE CHEMICAL LABORATORY OF SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. (1902) (0)
Oxidations by means of the electric current (1889) (0)
Introduction to the Rarer Elements. (1909) (0)
THE ELECTROLYTIC SEPARATION OF COPPER FROM ANTIMONY. (0)
Contributions from the Laboratory of the University of Pennsylvania. No. XIV. I. A New Monochlordinitrophenol and an Aniline Derivative of a-Monochlordinitrophenol. II. Beryllium Borate (0)
Charles Mayer Wetherill, 1825-1871. Part IV (1929) (0)
Some objectives in a collegiate training (1924) (0)
The electrolytic determination of gold (1891) (0)
Action of the haloid acids, in gas form upon molybdic acid (1893) (0)
Eminent American Chemists (1924) (0)
AN ATTEMPT TO SEPARATE THE ALKALINE EARTH METALS IN THE ELECTROLYTIC WAY. (1909) (0)
A LABORATORY GUIDE IN QUALITATIVE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. (1898) (0)
Descriptive General Chemistry (1899) (0)
AN ELEMENTARY COURSE IN EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. (1895) (0)
ELECTRIC FURNACES AND THEIR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS. (1905) (0)
The American Spirit in Chemistry. (1919) (0)
THE ACTION OF GASES UPON METALLIC MOLYBDENUM AND TUNGSTEN. (1893) (0)
The electrolytic method applied to rhodium (1891) (0)
THE ACTION OF HYDROCHLORIC ACID GAS UPON SODIUM VANADATE. (1894) (0)
Robert Hare 1781-1858. An early American Chemist (1927) (0)
ELECTROLYSIS AND ELECTROSYNTHESIS OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS. (1899) (0)
THE ACTION OF AMMONIA GAS UPON MOLYBDENYL CHLORIDE. (1893) (0)
Contributions from the Laboratory of the University of Pennsylvania, No. XVI.-On the Electrolytic Estimation of Cadmium (0)
PRACTICAL METHODS OF ELECTRO-CHEMISTRY. (1905) (0)
EXPERIMENTS ON CHALCOPYRITE. (1901) (0)
Electrolysis of Lead Solutions. Determination of Boric Acid. Dihalogen Derivatives of Salicylic Acid. Barite (0)
ACTION OF AMMONIA GAS UPON WOLFRAMYL CHLORIDE. (1893) (0)
Victor von Richter's Text-book of inorganic chemistry (0)
Corundum and Wavellite (0)
THE ELECTROLYTIC DETERMINATION OF RUTHENIUM. (1895) (0)
A Brief Outline of the History of Science (Druce, J. G. F.) (1928) (0)
Observations of sunspots (1900) (0)
ELEMENTARY ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM. (1902) (0)
THE ELECTROLYTIC OXIDATION OF SUCCINIC ACID. (1899) (0)

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