Frederic Kipping
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Frederic Stanley Kipping FRS was an English chemist. He undertook much of the pioneering work on silicon polymers and coined the term silicone. Life He was born in Salford, Lancashire, England, the son of James Kipping, a Bank of England official, and Julia Du Val, a daughter of painter Charles Allen Du Val. He was educated at Manchester Grammar School before enrolling in 1879 at Owens College for an external degree from the University of London. After working for the local gas company for a short time he went in 1886 to Germany to work under William Henry Perkin, Jr. in the laboratories of Adolf von Baeyer at Munich University.
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- XCIII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXV. Saturated and unsaturated silicohydrocarbons, Si4Ph8 (82)
- XLVII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Triphenylsilicol and alkyloxysilicon chlorides (79)
- CCCVIII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXX. Complex silicohydrocarbons [SiPh2]n (71)
- The bakerian lecture organic derivatives of silicon (1937) (49)
- XXII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part II. The synthesis of benzylethylpropylsilicol, its sulphonation, and the resolution of the dl-sulphonic derivative into its optically active components (35)
- XLIII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part V. Benzylethylsilicone, dibenzylsilicone, and other benzyl and benzylethyl derivatives of silicane (22)
- Stereochemistry and Vitalism (1898) (17)
- XLIV.—α-Hydrindone and its derivatives. Part I (16)
- XXXVIII.—Benzyl and ethyl derivatives of silicon tetrachloride (15)
- XXIX. The formation of the hydrocarbon “truxene” from phenylpropionic acid, and from hydrindone (15)
- XIV.—The crystallisation of externally compensated mixtures (14)
- LXXXVIII.—Racemism and pseudoracemism (13)
- XCIV.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXVI. Piperidine as an analytical reagent (13)
- CCXXIII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XVI. The preparation and properties of diphenylsilicanediol (13)
- XL.—Studies of the terpenes and allied compounds. The sulphonic derivatives of camphor. Part I (13)
- XLIV.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part VI. The optically active sulphobenzylethylpropylsilicyl oxides (11)
- XIX.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part IV. The sulphonation of benzylethylpropylsilicyl oxide and of benzylethyldipropylsilicane (11)
- CCXXIV.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XVII. Some condensation products of diphenylsilicanediol (11)
- LI.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXI. The condensation products of diphenylsilicanediol (10)
- CCLXV.—A study of some organic derivatives of tin as regards their relation to the corresponding silicon compounds (10)
- XVIII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XIV. The preparation of tertiary silicols (9)
- 32. Organic derivatives of silicon. Part LI (and last). Bis-dihydroxytetraphenylethane orthosilicate (1944) (9)
- CCXXII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XV. The nomenclature of organic silicon compounds (8)
- XXXVII.???-Diacetylpentane and ??-dibenzoylpentane (8)
- XVII.—α-Ketotetrahydronaphthalene (8)
- XVII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXXII. The carbon–silicon binding (8)
- LXIX.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXIV. dl-Derivatives of silicoethane (8)
- LXIII.—Pheno-α-ketoheptamethylene and its derivatives (7)
- CCXCIX.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXVII. A probable example of tervalent silicon (7)
- 308. Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XLVII. cycloHexylphenyl and cyclohexyl derivatives (1932) (7)
- II.—Synthetical formation of closed carbon-chains in the aromatic series. Part II (6)
- XLIX.—The arrangement in space of the groups combined with the tervalent nitrogen atom (6)
- IX.—The four optically isomeric l-menthylamines and their salts (6)
- CXXVII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XLII. cycloHexyl derivatives of silicane and silicoethane (6)
- 246. Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XLVIII. Steric effects of the cyclohexyl group (1933) (6)
- LIV.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXIII. Further experiments on the so-called siliconic acids (6)
- XLII.—Sulphonic derivatives of camphor. Part II (6)
- LII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XIII. Optically active compounds containing one asymmetric silicon group (6)
- CCC.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXVIII. Octaphenyldiethylsilicotetrane (6)
- LXIII.—Isomeric salts of the type NR1R2H3. A correction. Isomeric forms of d-bromo- and d-chloro-camphorsulphonic acids (6)
- 252. Organic derivatives of silicon. Part L. The nitration of phenyl-triethyl-, diphenyldiethyl-, and triphenylethyl-silicane (1935) (5)
- XXXVII.—Different methods of applying the Grignard reagents (5)
- LXVIII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part III. dl-Benzylmethylethylpropylsilicane and experiments on the resolution of its sulphonic derivative (5)
- CCCXXX.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXIX. Preparation, properties, and condensation products of di-p-tolylsilicanediol (5)
- CCXXV.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XVIII. Dibenzylsilicanediol and its anhydro-derivative (5)
- XVI.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XII. Dibenzylethylpropylsilicane and sulphonic acids derived from it (5)
- XLIII.—π-Halogen derivatives of camphor (5)
- LXX.—The resolution of asymmetrical derivatives of phosphoric acid (5)
- IV.—Action of dehydrating agents on αω-diacetylpentane. Synthesis of methylethylhexamethylene (5)
- III.—Studies of the terpenes and allied compounds. The formation of ketones by the interaction of camphor and agents such as sulphuric acid and zinc chloride (5)
- LIV.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXXVIII. The formation of tri- and tetra-phenylsilicane and complex synthetical products from octaphenyl-cyclosilicotetrane (4)
- CCXVI.—A study of some organic derivatives of tin as regards their relation to the corresponding silicon compounds. Part II. Condensation products of dihydroxydibenzylstannane (4)
- XX.—Derivatives of α-hydrindone (4)
- X.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part. IX. Experiments on the resolution of dl-benzylethylpropylisobutylsilicanesulphonic acid (4)
- CCCLXIII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXXIV. The action of sodium on phenoxydiphenylsilicyl chloride (4)
- CCCLVI.—Isomeric benzoyl derivatives from vinyldiacetonamine (4)
- LXIX.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXII. The so-called siliconic acids (4)
- CCVIII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part VIII. The resolution of dl-sulphobenzylethylisobutylsilicyl oxide and the properties of the optically active acids (4)
- XXIII.—The atmospheric oxidation of β-methyl-hydrindone (4)
- V.—w-Bromocamphoric acid (4)
- CCXXVI.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XIX. The preparation and properties of some silicanediols of the type SiR2(OH)2 (3)
- VI.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XX. Some condensation products of dibenzylsilicanediol (3)
- LXII.—The action of fuming sulphuric acid on triphenylsilicol (3)
- I.—Sulphocamphoric acid and other derivatives of camphorsulphonic acid (3)
- XXII.—Derivatives of phenylhexamethylene (3)
- XXIX.—Note on the melting points of compounds of similar constitution (3)
- CCCLXXXIV.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XLV. The fission of aromatic Si—R links by aluminium chloride (1931) (3)
- CXIII.—Some salts of d- and l-α-phenylethylamines (3)
- CC.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part VII. The synthesis of dl-sulphobenzylethylisobutylsilicyl oxide (3)
- CLVI.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXXIX. The action of sodium on phenoxychlorosilicanes (3)
- CCCLXIV.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXXV. The preparation of diphenylsilicon dichloride: “Grignard” ether and its action on silicon tetrachloride (2)
- LXXX.—Isomeric partially racemic salts containing quinquevalent nitrogen. Parts I—VI. Hydrindamine bromocamphorsulphonates, chlorocamphorsulphonates, and cis-π-camphanates (2)
- Perkin and Kipping's organic chemistry (1931) (2)
- CLXXXVIII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXXVII. The production of tetrabenzylsilicane, tribenzylsilicyl oxide, and other products by the action of sodium on dibenzylsilicon dichloride (2)
- LXIX.—Action of phosphoric anhydride on fatty acids. Part II (2)
- IV.—Characterisation of racemic compounds (2)
- XLVI.—Isomeric hydrindamine mandelates and phenylchloracethydrindamides (2)
- CCCXL.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XLI. Octa-p-tolylsilicotetrane, octa-p-tolylcyclosilicotetrane, and other products from di-p-tolylsilicon dichloride (2)
- XCVII.—Resolution of α-benzylmethylacetic acid (2)
- XLV.—Isomeric salts containing quinquevalent nitrogen. Part VII. Benzylhydrindamine bromocamphorsulphonates (2)
- CCCLVII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXXI. Action of mercuric oxide on diaryldichlorosilicanes (2)
- XIX.—Stereoisomeric αα′-dimethylpimelic acids (2)
- XXVIII.—Resolution of trimethylhydrindonium hydroxide into its optically active components (1)
- XLVIII.—A study of some asymmetric compounds (1)
- 307. Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XLVI. Tetranitrotetraphenylsilicane (1932) (1)
- XVI.—Derivatives of comphoric acid. Part III (1)
- LXXXIX.—α-Amino-β-methylhydrindene (1)
- Obituary notices: John William Blagden, 1876–1942; Arthur Harden, 1865–1940; Alfred Hutchinson, 1866–1938; Grace Cumming Leitch, 1889–1942; Herbert Marsden, 1883–1943; Joseph William Mellor, 1869–1938; Colin Richard Morrison-Jones, 1914–1942 (1943) (1)
- CII.—Derivatives of camphene-sulphonic acids (1)
- CLVII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XL. Attempts to prepare unsaturated compounds from phenylsilicon trichloride (1)
- Ladenburg Memorial Lecture (1)
- XC.—Isomeric partially racemic salts containing quinquevalent nitrogen. Part XI. Derivatives of dl-methylhydrindamine and dl-neo-methylhydrindamine. Isomeric salts of the type NR1R2H3 (1)
- LXXXVII.—Isomeric partially racemic salts containing quinquevalent nitrogen. Part IX. Resolution of the β-modification of dl-hydrindamine d-bromocamphorsulphonate (1)
- XXXI.—Isomeric π-bromo-α-nitrocamphors (1)
- CXII.—Attempts to prepare isomeric quaternary salts (1)
- LXXXVII.—Derivatives of camphoric acid. Part II. Optically inactive derivatives (1)
- 251. Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XLIX. The reduction of the tetranitrotetraphenylsilicanes (1935) (1)
- LII.—Ethyl αα′-dimethyl-αα′-diacetylpimelate and its decomposition products (1)
- LXI.—The resolution of pheno-α-aminocycloheptane into its optical isomerides. Tartrates of pheno-α-aminocycloheptane and of hydrindamine (1)
- CXIII.—The characterisation of “racemic” liquids (1)
- V.—αω-Diacetyl-αω-diethylpentane (1)
- CLXXI.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XLIV. The formation of trichlorosilicane or of silicon dichloride from phenylsilicon trichloride (1931) (1)
- XXV.—Action of reducing agents on αα′-diacetylpentane. Synthesis of dimethyldihydroxyheptamethylene (1)
- LXXXVIII.—Isomeric partially racemic salts containing quinquevalent nitrogen. Part X. The four isomeric hydrindamine d-chlorocamphorsulphonates NR1R2H3 (1)
- CCCLXVIII.—Some derivatives of the vinyldiacetonalkamines (1)
- CCCLXII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXXIII. An amorphous variety of octaphenylcyclosilicotetrane (1)
- CXXVIII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XLIII. The formation of tri- and tetra-phenylsilicane by the action of sodium on triphenylsilicyl chloride (1)
- LIV.—Paraheptotoluene and its derivatives (1)
- LXXXVI.—Optical inversion of camphor (1)
- LX.—Derivatives of camphoric acid. Part I (1)
- CLXXXVII.—Organic derivatives of silicon. Part XXXVI. Highly complex condensation products of diphenyl-and di-p-tolyl-silicanediol. Fission of the Si–Ph link (0)
- XXXVIII.—Isomeric hydrindamine camphor-π-sulphonates. Racemisation of α-bromocamphor (0)
- The Book World of Medicine and Science (1895) (0)
- VI.—The reduction products of 2 : 6-diacetylheptane (0)
- Organic chemistry, Perkin and Kipping's (1949) (0)
- XLVI.—New syntheses of indene (0)
- A New Class of Organic Acids (1897) (0)
- XCI.—Isomeric compounds of the type NR1R2H3 (0)
- Obituary notices: Matthew Algernon Adams, 1836–1913; Joseph Carter Bell, 1839–1913; William Popplewell Bloxam, 1860–1913; Harry Burrows, 1871–1914; James Tudor Cundall, 1865–1913; Robert Kennedy Duncan, 1868–1914; John Gibson, 1855–1914; Sir Walter Noel Hartley, 1846–1913; John Heron, 1850–1913; Jul (0)
- Papers read to the Society, June 17, 1897 (0)
- 438. The preparation of amino-alcohols. Part I (1934) (0)
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