Gerald Wendt

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Gerald Wendt is affiliated with the following schools: Harvard University, Rice University, University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Gerald L. Wendt was a chemist who became a writer and lecturer on popular science. He was director of science and education at the New York World's Fair, an editor at Time magazine and Science Illustrated, and worked for UNESCO.

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Gerald Wendt's Published Works

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AN ELECTROMETRIC STUDY OF THE NEUTRALIZATION OF PHOSPHORIC ACID BY CALCIUM HYDROXIDE (1923) (26)
EXPERIMENTAL ATTEMPTS TO DECOMPOSE TUNGSTEN AT HIGH TEMPERATURES (1922) (16)
A Reactive Modification of Hydrogen Produced by Alpha-Radiation (1917) (12)
TRIATOMIC HYDROGEN. II (1922) (9)
The Decomposition of Tungsten (1922) (5)
The Ozone Form of Hydrogen. (1919) (5)
THE EQUILIBRIUM OF NITROGEN AND HYDROGEN WITH AMMONIA IN A CORONA DISCHARGE (1928) (5)
Science for the world of tomorrow (1939) (4)
A Suggested Mechanism for Antiknock Action (1924) (4)
THE EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN HYDROGEN-CARBON MONOXIDE AND METHANE-CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE CORONA DISCHARGE (1928) (3)
The problem of the one-year course in chemistry for the general student (1931) (3)
Science for American Youth. (Books on Science for Laymen: Science Calls to Youth) (1942) (2)
THE EQUILIBRIUM OF CARBON DIOXIDE WITH CARBON MONOXIDE AND OXYGEN IN THE CORONA DISCHARGE (1925) (2)
Atomic energy and the hydrogen bomb (1950) (1)
THE “ACTIVATION” OF CHLORINE (1922) (1)
The cost of retaining inferior students in college (1928) (1)
Editorials - Blow the Bugle (1923) (1)
Nuclear energy and its uses in peace (1955) (1)
700 Science Experiments For Everyone (1964) (0)
C. The Role of Science Education in a Democracy (1953) (0)
Science and the Humanization of Society: Introduction (1945) (0)
Current Issues in a Changing World (1963) (0)
The Story of Sulfur. (Books on Science: The Stone that Burn. The Story of the American Sulphur Industry) (1943) (0)
The Story of Modern Chemistry. (Books on Science for Laymen: This Chemical Age) (1943) (0)
Modern Science for the Amateur. (Books on Science for Laymen: Science on Parade) (1941) (0)
Active Hydrogen and Nitrogen. (1922) (0)
The Constants of Radioactivity (1916) (0)
IDENTITY OF ATOMIC WEIGHT AMONG DIFFERENT ELEMENTS. (1918) (0)
Science for High School Students. (Books on Science for the Layman: Science on the March) (1942) (0)
Some problems of Poplar growing. (1960) (0)
EDITORIALS - A Division of Labor (1923) (0)
Editorials - Regional Meetings (1923) (0)
The Space Ship And The Man-Made Moon (1949) (0)
Editorials - The Direction of the Wind (1923) (0)
Theodore William Richards (1932) (0)
National Luncheon at Chicago Next February (1960) (0)
Editorials - Chemical Warfare Service (1923) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Introduction to Quantum Mechanics: The Fabric of the Atom—An Introduction to Quantum Mechanics (1969) (0)
Editorials - Insulin Approved (1923) (0)
Matter and energy : An introduction by way of chemistry and physics to the material basis of modern civilization (0)
Editorials - Non-Metallics (1923) (0)
You and the atom (1955) (0)
NUCLEAR ENERGY AND ITS (0)

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