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PhD Chemistry University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Chemistry University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Eugene George Rochow was an American inorganic chemist. Rochow worked on organosilicon chemistry; in the 1940s, he described the direct process, also known as the Rochow process or Müller-Rochow process.

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A scale of electronegativity based on electrostatic force (1958) (847)
The Direct Synthesis of Organosilicon Compounds (1945) (195)
Conductance Studies of Organometallic Chlorides of Group IVB and of Hydrogen Chloride in N,N-Dimethylformamide. Some Observations About the Purification of the Solvent (1957) (141)
The Infrared Spectra of the Methylacetoxysilanes and Some Methyltin Carboxylates. The Configuration of the Trimethyltin and the Dimethyltin Cations (1960) (121)
Silicon and Silicones (1987) (112)
The Chemistry of Organometallic Compounds (1957) (98)
An introduction to the chemistry of the silicones (1946) (96)
Infrared spectra of some methyl derivatives of germanium and tin (1960) (79)
On the Mechanism of the Reaction between Methyl Chloride and Silicon-Copper (1945) (65)
O-silyl-substituted enols (1964) (63)
Vinyl Derivatives of the Metals. VI. Preparation, Properties and Some Reactions of Trivinyl Compounds of Group V Elements1,2 (1957) (62)
The Preparation of Chloromethyl Derivatives of Germanium and Silicon by the Diazomethane Method (1955) (58)
Polymeric Methyl Silicon Oxides1 (1941) (57)
The Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Absorption of Hydrogen in Methyl Groups. The Electronegativity of Substituents (1957) (50)
Reactions of Dibromoalkanes with Lithium Metal (1953) (50)
The Preparation and Hydrolysis of some Organosilanolates (1952) (50)
Electronegativities of carbon, silicon, germanium, tin and lead—II (1961) (49)
On the molecular structure of methyl silicone (1955) (47)
The chemistry of silicon (1975) (44)
The Reaction of Organotin Halides with Diazomethane (1955) (44)
Organic compounds of germanium; the direct synthesis from elementary germanium. (1947) (43)
Reactions of Silane with Unsaturated Hydrocarbons (1954) (42)
The nature of the silicon-oxygen bond (1956) (36)
Direct Synthesis of Organotin Halides. I. Preparation of Dimethyltin Dichloride1 (1953) (34)
Methyl Silicate from Silicon and Methanol (1948) (34)
Bis‐(trimethylsilyl)‐amino‐halogenoborane (1964) (33)
Electrode Potentials in Molten Silicates (1954) (33)
An Introduction to Microscopy by Means of Light, Electrons, X-Rays, or Ultrasound (1995) (32)
THE PREPARATION OF POLYMERIZABLE SILANES CONTAINING ORGANOMETALLIC SUBSTITUENTS IN THE SIDE-CHAINS (1955) (31)
Dimethylgermanium Oxide and Dimethylgermanium Sulfide (1960) (29)
Reaktionen des Natrium‐bis‐(trimethylsilyl)‐amids (1963) (28)
Proton magnetic resonance absorption in ferrocene and dibenzenechromium (1957) (26)
Bis(trimethylsilyl)aminohalogenoboranes (1964) (26)
The Direct Synthesis of Phenylchlorosilanes (1945) (24)
Direct synthesis of organic derivatives of silicon using nonhalogenated organic compounds (1970) (24)
The nuclear magnetic resonance of fluorine in fluorosilanes (1958) (23)
Zur Kenntnis N-methylsubstituierter Silazane. II. N-Methylsubstituierte Silicium-Stickstoff-Vierringe (1964) (23)
The present state of organosilicon chemistry. (1947) (23)
Addition Compounds of Silicon Tetrahalides (1954) (23)
Dimethyltin Salts of Carboxylic Acids (1960) (23)
The Electrolytic Dissociation of Dimethyltin Dichloride (1953) (23)
The Addition Reaction between Trichlorogermane and an Olefin (1954) (22)
THE PREPARATION OF ORGANOSILANES FROM DICHLOROSILANE (1953) (21)
Compounds of the Dimethyltin Cation and their Similarity to Compounds of Divalent Tin and Lead (1953) (21)
The conductimetric behaviour in nonaqueous solvents of organometallic chlorides from group IVB (1957) (19)
The Dissociation and Ionic Reactions of Dimethylgermanium Dichloride (1955) (19)
Dimethylgermanium sulfide and dimethylgermanium oxide. (1948) (19)
Vibrational spectra of some trialkoxysilanes (1970) (18)
Introduction to Silicone Chemistry (1946) (18)
The direct synthesis of organometallic compounds (1966) (18)
Notes - Vinyl Derivatives of the Metals. VII. Preparation of Organotin Esters by Cleavage of Vinyltin Compounds (1958) (17)
Electrical Conduction in Quartz, Periclase, and Corundum at Low Field Strength (1938) (17)
The direct synthesis of organoarsenic and organoantimony compounds (1961) (17)
The Action of Strong Base on Hexamethyldisiloxane (1950) (17)
Propylgermanium Trichloride: The Question of Pyrolysis and Isomerization in the Direct Synthesis of Organogermanium Compounds (1951) (15)
The Conversion of Chlorosilanes to Siloxanes by Dimethylformamide (1954) (14)
Silicone and silicones : about stone-age tools, antique pottery, modern ceramics, computers, space materials, and how they all got that way (1987) (14)
Mixed Cyclic and Linear Compounds with Siloxane and Silazane Linkages (1963) (14)
New Preparative Methods for Organotin Halides (1953) (13)
Proton magnetic resonance absorption in ferrocene and its derivatives (1960) (12)
IONIZATION OF ORGANOMETALLIC HALIDES (1952) (12)
Some New Reactions of Sodium Bistrimethylsilylamide (1963) (11)
Silicones at Dow Corning (1990) (11)
Complexes of Boron Trifluoride with Amides (1953) (11)
Internal motion in some aromatic polyesters and linear aromatic chains (1966) (10)
Methods: Non-Wettable Surfaces (1952) (10)
Coördination of Polymeric Organosilyl Amines. I. Reactions with Copper(II) Ion (1960) (10)
Lower Chlorides of Silicon (1952) (9)
THE PREPARATION OF FLUORINE BY ELECTROLYSIS (1931) (9)
The Size of Silicone Molecules. (1950) (9)
Internal motion in organosilicon polymers. I. Linear dimethylpolysilazane (1966) (9)
THE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA OF F$sup 19$ IN METHYL- AND ETHYFLUOROSILANES (1956) (9)
Internal motion in organosiliconnitrogen compounds (1964) (9)
The Use of Chlorine Trifluoride as a Fluorinating Agent (1952) (8)
Dimethylgermanium Oxide. Toxicity and Effect on Blood Composition (1950) (8)
The Properties of Thallium Triethyl1 (1935) (8)
Boron-Nitrogen Systems. III. Boron Trifluoride-Diamine Addition Compounds1 (1954) (8)
Oxyacids of Fluorine. II (1933) (8)
The proton nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of some trialkoxysilanes (1970) (8)
Organosilicon compounds. LXXIX. Hammett substituent constants of some silyl groups (1971) (7)
A System of Bond Refractions for Tin Compounds (1952) (7)
Addition Compounds of Silicon Tetrachloride with Amides (1954) (7)
Linear Oligosiloxanes with Bis-(Trimethylsilyl-)amine Chain-terminating Groups (1965) (5)
Organopolysiloxanes containing group IV organometallic substituents in the side chains (1955) (5)
Synthesis of N,N′-Bis(chlorodimethylsilyl)tetramethylcyclodisilazane† (1965) (5)
Soluble silicates: Their properties and uses (Volume 2) (1953) (5)
Notizen: Vinyl Derivatives of the Group V Elements (1957) (5)
Errata - The Present State of Organosilicon Chemistry (1947) (5)
The properties and molecular weights of some silicone polymers. (1951) (4)
Equilibriation of Cyclic Silazanes and Isolation of a Linear Polysilazane (1964) (4)
Silyl‐substituted Aluminum‐triamide (1963) (4)
Of Time and Carbon-Metal Bonds (1971) (4)
Modern Descriptive Chemistry (1977) (4)
Halogen rearrangement in organosilicon halides (1962) (4)
Polymeric methylsilazanes (1966) (3)
Reactions of chlorosilanes with formaldehyde—I chloromethoxytrichlorosilane and its decomposition (1958) (3)
OXYACIDS OF FLUORINE (1932) (3)
Internal motion in organosilicon polymers. II. Dimethylpolysilazanes crosslinked through silicon (1970) (3)
Gold as a catalyst in the direct synthesis of methyl chlurosilanes (1965) (3)
The Organosilicon Polymers: Since ancient times silicates have been used to produce ceramics and building materials, but research only recently glimpsed the vast possibilities during the 19th century led to present-day research in organization polymers which promise very wide application (1945) (3)
Representative Types of Silicone Polymers and Some of Their Properties (1987) (2)
Aminosilanes and Silazanes with Si ? CH2–Si Groups (1963) (2)
Mixed Siloxane/Silazane Compounds (1962) (2)
The Discovery of the Other Half of Silicon Chemistry, and Its Consequences (1987) (2)
Dimethyldichlorosilane (Dimethylsilicon Dichloride) (2007) (2)
Chemistry : molecules that matter (1974) (2)
Resinography : an introduction to the definition, identification, and recognition of resins, polymers, plastics, and fibers (1976) (2)
Polymerisation of Cyclosilazanes (1962) (2)
MONOGRAPHS IN INORGANIC CHEMISTRY (1971) (1)
The chemistry of functional groups, the chemistry of organic silicon compounds, Saul Patai and Zvi Rappoport, Eds. Wiley Interscience, New York, 1989, 1668 pp. Price: $382.00 (1989) (1)
NEW METHODS FOR PREPARING SILICON-NITROGEN POLYMERS (1965) (1)
Organosilicon compounds. LXII. Characteristic contributions of the trimethylsilyl group to the shielding of cyclopropyl protons (1968) (1)
Coördination of Polymeric Organosilyl Amines. II. Reactions with Anhydrous Beryllium Chloride1 (1960) (1)
Necessity as the Mother of Invention: The Development of Practical Silicone Polymers in Answer to Industrial Need (1987) (1)
Nonwettable surfaces. (1952) (1)
Iodotrichlorosilane and Diiododichlorosilane (2007) (1)
Reactions of chlorosilanes with formaldehyde—II reaction of silicon tetrachloride with formaldehyde over alumina (1958) (1)
Effect of silicone coatings on denaturation of egg albumin (1954) (1)
The Melting Point of Barium Molybdate (1939) (1)
Silicones and their Uses. (1954) (1)
THE UNIQUE ELEMENT, GERMANIUM (1963) (1)
Organosilicon compounds LVII. Proton magnetic resonance spectra of some (2,2-dichlorocyclopropyl)silanes☆☆☆ (1968) (1)
Fluorine Preparation Cell (1934) (1)
General chemistry : a topical introduction (1954) (1)
The Dipole Moment of Ethylgermanium Trichloride (1952) (1)
Additions and Corrections - Methyl Silicate from Silicon and Methanol (1948) (1)
Scanning Electron Microscopy (1978) (1)
Alkyldilithium compounds and organosilicon spiranes (2004) (1)
Alternosorption—II: Inorganic oxides at high temperatures (1967) (1)
On the scarcity of inorganic chemists. (1947) (1)
Handbook of organometallic compounds (Kaufman, Herbert C.) (1962) (1)
Advances in Organometallic Chemistry. Volume 1. (1965) (1)
The Postwar Years. The Emergence of Silicones (2001) (0)
Definitions, Attributes Contributing to Visibility, and Principles (1978) (0)
Methods of Investigation (1976) (0)
The Holland sisters (2001) (0)
Halomethyl Derivatives of Silicon, Germanium, and Tin by the Diazomethane Method (2007) (0)
Bio-organosilicon Chemistry and Related Fields (1987) (0)
THE PLATINUM-OXYGEN ELECTRODE IN MOLTEN SILICATES (1955) (0)
Transmission Electron Microscopy (1978) (0)
The Holland Sisters 1888 (2001) (0)
Book review (1992) (0)
More About Composites (1976) (0)
The Preparation of Grignard Reagents from Magnesium Amalgams (1939) (0)
Letters to the Editor (1989) (0)
Resins and Polymers on Level II: Phases (1976) (0)
THE REACTION OF METHYLCHLOROSILANE AND SIC14 WITH N,N'-BIS-)TRIMETHSILYL-( ETHYLENEDIAMINE (1962) (0)
Definitions, General Scope, and Limitations of Resinography (1976) (0)
Simple and Compound Microscopes (1978) (0)
3 – COMPOUNDS OF SILICON (II) (1973) (0)
A Coordinated Program for Teachers of Chemistry and Physics (1953) (0)
Organometallic Chemistry (Zeiss, H., ed.) (1961) (0)
War’s End. The Postwar Years (2001) (0)
Some Constructive Applications of Resinography (1976) (0)
THE DIRECT SYNTHESIS OF ORGANOGERMANIUM TRIHALIDES (1967) (0)
6 – COMPLEXES OF SILICON IV (1973) (0)
Silicones and Their Uses . Rob Roy McGregor. McGraw-Hill, New York, 1954. 302 pp. Illus. $6 (1954) (0)
1 – THE ELEMENT (1973) (0)
The Microscopical Properties of Fibers (1978) (0)
The chemistry of silicones. (1948) (0)
Field-Emission Microscopes (1978) (0)
Soviet research on organo‐silicon chemistry, 1959, parts I and II, consultants bureau, New York, 1961, 528 pp. in 2 vols. $40 (1963) (0)
Methods of elementoorganic chemistry. Volume 1, the organic compounds of boron, aluminum, gallium, indium, and thallium (Nesmeyanow, A. N.; Sokolik, R. A.) (1968) (0)
Dynamic Testing and Recording (1976) (0)
STRUCTURAL INVESTIGATIONS OF ORGANOSILYLETHYLENEDIAMINE POLYMERS. (1962) (0)
Nuclear chemistry at Harvard (1954) (0)
Level IV: Materials (1976) (0)
Level III: Surfaces (1976) (0)
Retirement in Wales (2001) (0)
Experiments on radioactivity in the first course in college chemistry (1951) (0)
Interferometry in Microscopy (1978) (0)
Soviet research in organo‐silicon chemistry, 1949–1956, parts I, II, III, IV. Consultants Bureau, New York, 1960. 718 pp. in four volumes. $60.00 (1960) (0)
Preparation of ethylaluminum sesqui-iodide: A lecture demonstration (1966) (0)
Transition-metal organometallic chemistry: An introduction (King, R. Bruce) (1970) (0)
4 – COMPOUNDS OF SILICON(IV) (1973) (0)
5 – ORGANOSILICON COMPOUNDS (1973) (0)
MICROSCOPY : WHO NEEDS IT ? (1996) (0)
THE DIRECT SYNTHESIS OF ORGANIC DERIVATIVES OF SILICON USING NON-HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS (I). THE VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA OF SOME TRIALKOXYSILANES (II). THE PROTON NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA OF SOME TRIALKOXYSILANES (III). (1969) (0)
Static Testing and Recording (1976) (0)
Internal motions of N-organosilyl ketimines (1969) (0)
"Allotropic" bromine: An investigation of a crystallized red-brown sample of a substance originally labeled as "Bromine—Pure, for Analytical Purposes" (1952) (0)
ORGANO SILYLETHYLENEDIAMINE COMPOUNDS III. STRUCTURAL INVESTIGATIONS ON ARGANOSILYLETHYLENE-DIAMINE POLYMERS (1962) (0)
Silicones and Their Uses. Rob Roy McGregor. McGraw-Hill, New York, 1954. 302 pp. Illus. $6 (1954) (0)
Settling Down. The War Years (2001) (0)
Preparation of Organomagnesium Compounds of Substituted Silicon Esters1 (1955) (0)
SILYL-SUBSTITUTED CARBODIIMIDES, (1963) (0)
Unnatural products : new and useful materials from silicon (1960) (0)
ORGANOSILOXANE POLYMERS CONTAINING POLAR GROUPS IN THE SIDE CHAINS (1954) (0)
POLYMERIC INORGANIC AND ORGANOMETALLIC COMPOUNDS: MOLECULAR MOTION IN METHYL SILICONES AND CHLOROSILANES AT VERY LOW TEMPERATURES (1954) (0)
Silicium: Das Element (1991) (0)
Silicon: The Element (1987) (0)
Index of Contributers (1960) (0)
Organosilicon compounds. Volume 1 and Volume 2, Parts 1 and 2 (Bazant, Vladimir) (1966) (0)
2 – COMPOUNDS OF SILICON(I) (1973) (0)
“The Unnecessary War”. Terrible Times (2001) (0)
Liberation from Magnesium (1987) (0)
Resins and Polymers at the Molecular Level (1976) (0)
Molecular Motion in Organosilanes and Silicones (1953) (0)

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