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PhD Chemistry University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Glenn Theodore Seaborg was an American chemist whose involvement in the synthesis, discovery and investigation of ten transuranium elements earned him a share of the 1951 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. His work in this area also led to his development of the actinide concept and the arrangement of the actinide series in the periodic table of the elements.

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Table of the Isotopes (1948) (2584)
The chemistry of the actinide elements (1952) (942)
Nuclear systematics of the heavy elements—II Lifetimes for alpha, beta and spontaneous fission decay (1966) (412)
The nuclear properties of the heavy elements (1964) (266)
An Ion-exchange Study of Possible Hybridized 5f Bonding in the Actinides1 (1954) (207)
The transuranium elements. (1946) (200)
The actinide elements (1954) (168)
Elements beyond uranium (1990) (149)
Modern Nuclear Chemistry (2005) (122)
Overview of the Actinide and Lanthanide (the f ) Elements (1993) (119)
Heavy Isotope Abundances in Mike Thermonuclear Device (1960) (117)
Elements Beyond 100, Present Status and Future Prospects (1968) (97)
The chemistry of the actinide elements, Volume II (1986) (93)
The Chemical and Radioactive Properties of the Heavy Elements (1945) (87)
Radioactive Element 94 from Deuterons on Uranium (1946) (85)
The Separation of Americium and Curium from the Rare Earth Elements (1950) (84)
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF ELEMENTS 99 AND 100 (1954) (79)
Artificial Chains Collateral to the Heavy Radioactive Families (1951) (77)
Search for Superheavy Elements in the Bombardment of Cm-248 with Ca-48 (1977) (76)
The New Elements Einsteinium and Fermium, Atomic Numbers 99 and 100 (1955) (68)
Chemistry of transuranium elements. (1947) (67)
Nuclear Isomerism in Element 43 (1938) (60)
Transuranium Elements (1972) (60)
On-line Gas Chromatographie Studies of Chlorides of Rutherfordium and Homologs Zr and Hf (1996) (58)
Nuclear systematics of the heavy elements—I energetics and masses (1966) (54)
Systematics of Alpha-Radioactivity (1949) (54)
A Table of Induced Radioactivities (1940) (50)
The Transuranium Elements. (1961) (50)
The occurrence of plutonium in nature (1950) (49)
The New ELement Mendelevium, Atomic Number 101 (1955) (49)
ELEMENT NO. 102 (1958) (48)
TRANSPLUTONIUM ELEMENTS IN THERMONUCLEAR TEST DEBRIS (1956) (47)
Chemistry of the Transactinide Elements (1977) (47)
Gross National Product. (1957) (46)
Man‐Made Transuranium Elements (1964) (44)
Properties of 94(239) (1946) (44)
Search for elements 94 and 93 in nature; presence of 94239 in Pitchblende. (1948) (44)
Radioactive Isotopes of Iodine (1938) (43)
The 4n + 1 Radioactive Series: The Decay Products of U 233 (1947) (42)
THE HIGH ENERGY SPALLATION PRODUCTS OF COPPER (1948) (42)
The Transuranium People: The Inside Story (2000) (41)
ROLE OF ENERGY (1966) (41)
Stemming the Tide: Arms Control in the Johnson Years (1987) (41)
Artificial Radioactivity as a Test for Minute Traces of Elements (1938) (40)
Kennedy, Khrushchev, and the test ban (1983) (40)
Chemical Properties of Berkelium (1950) (39)
MICROSCOPIC AND MACROSCOPIC MODEL CALCULATIONS OF RELATIVISTIC HEAVY ION FRAGMENTATION REACTIONS (1979) (38)
The Chemical Elements (36)
Target residue mass and charge distributions in relativistic heavy ion reactions (1978) (36)
Evidence for the synthesis of 267110 produced by the 59Co+209Bi reaction (1995) (35)
Chemical Separation of Nuclear Isomers (1939) (35)
Nuclear Thermodynamics of the Heaviest Elements. II (1952) (35)
The Distribution of Minute Amounts of Material between Liquid Phases (1938) (34)
Superheavy Elements: A Crossroads (1979) (32)
New Isotopes of Neptunium (1950) (32)
The transuranium elements : research papers (1949) (32)
The ion-exchange separation of zirconium and hafnium. (1948) (32)
Mass Yield Distributions in the Reaction ofXe136Ions withU238 (1974) (32)
Criteria for the discovery of chemical elements. (1976) (30)
Considerations on the Probability of Nuclear Fission (1958) (29)
Solution Chemistry of Element 104: Part II. Liquid-Liquid Extractions with Tributylphosphate (1994) (29)
Solution Chemistry of Element 104: Part I. Liquid-Liquid Extractions with Triisooctylamine (1994) (28)
Summary and Comparative Aspects of the Actinide Elements (1986) (28)
The Chemical Properties of Elements 94 and 93 (1948) (27)
High Energy Proton Spallation -- Fission of Uranium (1955) (27)
ATTEMPTS TO CONFIRM THE EXISTENCE OF THE 10-MINUTE ISOTOPE OF 102 (1958) (26)
Spontaneous Fission of U 234 , Pu 236 , Cm 240 , and Cm 244 (1952) (26)
Radioactive Isotopes of Tellurium (1940) (25)
The Acidity of Aromatic Nitro Compounds toward Amines. The Effect of Double Chelation (1940) (24)
An international effort in chemical science. (1984) (24)
Spallation-Fission Competition in Heaviest Elements; Helium Ion Induced Reactions in Plutonium Isotopes - eScholarship (1956) (24)
Alpha Activity of Sm 146 as Detected with Nuclear Emulsions (1953) (24)
Spallation-Fission Competition in Heavy-Element Reactions: Th 232 +He 4 and U 233 +d (1959) (23)
DECAY PROPERTIES OF Pu$sup 235$, Pu$sup 237$, AND A NEW ISOTOPE Pu$sup 23$$sup 3$ (1957) (23)
THE NEW ELEMENT CALIFORNIUM (ATOMIC NUMBER 98) (1950) (23)
Investigations of Complex Structure in Alpha Emission with Nuclear Emulsions (1952) (23)
Chemistry of the Heaviest Elements (1996) (22)
Further Work on Heavy Collateral Radioactive Chains (1952) (22)
High Energy Spallation and Fission Products of Uranium (1948) (22)
Production of heavy actinides from interactions of O-16, O-18, Ne-20, and Ne-22 with Cm-248 (1982) (22)
A search for superheavy elements with half-lives between a few minutes and several hundred days, produced in the 48Ca+248Cm reaction (1978) (22)
Preparation of Transplutonium Isotopes by Neutron Irradiation (1950) (21)
SPALLATION-FISSION COMPETITION IN ASTATINE COMPOUND NUCLEI FORMED BY HEAVY-ION BOMBARDMENT - eScholarship (1962) (21)
Evolution of the Modern Periodic Table (1996) (21)
The New Element Americium (Atomic Number 95) (1948) (21)
Annual Report to Congress of the Atomic Energy Commission for 1967 (1968) (21)
New Elements (1982) (20)
Low Mass Francium and Emanation Isotopes of High Alpha Stability (1949) (20)
The Isotopes of Americium (1950) (20)
FISSION OF GOLD BY CARBON IONS (1960) (19)
Charge and mass distributions in the reaction of /sup 40/Ar ions with /sup 238/U (1976) (19)
Radioactive Isotopes of Cobalt (1941) (18)
Radioactive Isotopes of Zinc (1939) (18)
A symposium on the use of isotopes in biology and medicine (1948) (18)
Prospects for further considerable extension of the periodic table (1969) (18)
A chemical group separation procedure for superheavy elements and various other reaction products from heavy-ion bombarded uranium targets☆ (1974) (18)
Chemical Properties of Californium (1950) (17)
The Synthetic Elements (1950) (17)
Fast Breeder Reactors (1970) (17)
ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF FRAGMENTS FROM FISSION INDUCED BY HEAVY IONS IN GOLD AND BISMUTH (1962) (17)
Primary and Secondary Acids and Bases (1939) (17)
A Scientific Safari to Africa: Africa needs help from U.S. scientists with its problems of health, agriculture, technology, and education (1970) (16)
Large collision residues and nuclear fission in the interaction of 25. 2-GeV /sup 12/C with uranium (1977) (16)
Measurement of the product mass distributions from heavy-ion-induced nuclear reactions: I: Gamma-ray spectrometric product identification (1979) (15)
Civilian Nuclear Power. A report to the President, 1962 (1962) (15)
Artificial Collateral Chains to the Thorium and Actinium Families (1948) (15)
Spallation-Fission Competition in Heaviest Elements; Helium-Ion-Induced Reactions in Uranium Isotopes (1956) (15)
The New Element Berkelium (Atomic Number 97) (1950) (15)
Search for elements 94 and 93 in nature, presence of 94239 in carnotite. (1948) (14)
Excitation functions for production of heavy actinides from interactions of O18 with Cm248 and Cf249 (1983) (14)
Radioactive Manganese Isotopes (1938) (14)
Half-Life for Double Beta-Decay (1949) (14)
CALIFORNIUM ISOTOPES FROM BOMBARDMENT OF URANIUM WITH CARBON IONS (1950) (14)
The New Element Curium (Atomic Number 96) (1948) (13)
Modern Nuclear Chemistry: Loveland/Modern Nuclear Chemistry (2005) (13)
Radioactive Iodine Isotopes (1938) (13)
New Periods of Radioactive Tin (1939) (13)
Mechanism of Nuclear Isomer Separation Process (1940) (13)
Nuclear Properties of 93 237 (1948) (13)
Radioactive Isotopes of Iron (1938) (12)
Mass Yield Distributions in the Reaction of Xe 136 Ions with U 238 (1974) (12)
Nuclear Properties ofU233: A New Fissionable Isotope of Uranium (1947) (12)
Three Additional Collateral Alpha-Decay Chains (1949) (12)
Extension of Alpha- and Beta-Decay Systematics of Protactinium Isotopes (1950) (12)
Radioactive Isotopes of Germanium (1941) (11)
HEAVY TARGET FRAGMENT YIELDS IN THE INTERACTION OF 28 GEV PROTONS WITH 238U (1983) (11)
Transuranium Elements: the Synthetic Actinides (1995) (11)
FISSION OF MEDIUM WEIGHT ELEMENTS (1950) (11)
Further studies of large collision residues in relativistic heavy-ion reactions with heavy nuclei (1977) (11)
BOOKS: Otto Hahn, a Scientific Autobiography (1967) (11)
HIGH-ENERGY EXCITATION FUNCTIONS IN THE HEAVY REGION (1956) (11)
The Atomic Energy Commission under Nixon: Adjusting to Troubled Times (1993) (11)
Responses on 'Discovery of the transfermium elements' by Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, California; Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna; and Gesellschaft fur Schwerionenforschung, Darmstadt followed by reply to responses by the Transfermium Working Group (1993) (10)
The Trans-Uranium Elements (1947) (10)
Search for new phenomena in high-energy heavy ion interaction (1988) (10)
Elastic and Inelastic Scattering of Fast Neutrons (1938) (10)
Mass-Yield Distributions in the Reaction of ^{84}Kr Ions with ^{238}U (1974) (10)
The Plutonium Story: The Journals of Professor Glenn T. Seaborg 1939-1946 (1994) (9)
Fission Products of Uranium and Thorium Produced by High Energy Neutrons (1941) (9)
Evidence for Subshell at N=152 (1954) (9)
The Search for New Elements: the Projects of Today in a Larger Perspective (1974) (9)
Long-Lived Radio Cobalt Isotopes (1938) (9)
The Most Useful Actinide Isotope: Americium-241. (1990) (9)
TRANSURANIUM ELEMENTS : PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE (1995) (9)
Transuranium elements : products of modern alchemy (1978) (9)
Target-fragment angular distributions for the interaction of 86 MeV/A 12C with 197Au☆ (1985) (9)
Recent advances in the chemistry of organometallic compounds of the actinide elements (1972) (8)
Radioactive Antimony from I+n and Sn+D (1939) (8)
Production of neutron-rich Bi isotopes by transfer reactions (1984) (8)
Artificial Radioactive Tracers: Applications to Chemistry and Medicine. (1947) (8)
New Low Mass Isotopes of Emanation (Element 86) (1949) (8)
NUCLEAR FISSION AND TRANSURANIUM ELEMENTS - FIFTY YEARS AGO (1989) (8)
Heavy-residue spectra in the interaction of 85A MeV 12C with 197Au (1989) (8)
The Uranium IsotopeU236 (1951) (8)
Units of Radioactivity (1950) (8)
Heavy Residue Linear Momenta in Intermediate Energy Krypton-Gold Collisions (1990) (8)
Recent research on the heavy transuranium elements (1989) (7)
ACS Award in Pure Chemistry . . Nuclear Transformations in the New High Energy Ranges (1947) (7)
The transcalifornium elements (1959) (7)
Lowered fusion cross section in the quadruply magic heavy-ion system 48Ca + 208Pb (1978) (7)
Man and atom;: Building a new world through nuclear technology, (1971) (7)
Radio Isotopes of Nickel (1938) (7)
Some Comments on the Mechanism of Fission (1952) (7)
Implications of the target residue mass and charge distributions in the interaction of 8.0 GeV20Ne with181Ta (1978) (7)
The Atomic Energy Commission under Nixon (1993) (7)
Spontaneous Fission of U234, Pu236, Cm240, and Cm244 (1952) (7)
Origin of the Actinide Concept (1994) (6)
THE FIRST USE OF BISMUTH PHOSPHATE FOR SEPARATING PLUTONIUM FROM URANIUM AND FISSION PRODUCTS (1994) (6)
Radioactive Tellurium: Further Production and Separation of Isomers (1939) (6)
Actinides and Transactinides (2001) (6)
The Synthetic Elements: III (1963) (6)
Modern alchemy : selected papers of Glenn T. Seaborg (1994) (6)
Production of heavy actinides from interactions of 16O, 18O, 20Ne, and 22Ne with 248Cm (1994) (6)
Isotopic Identification of Induced Radioactivity by Bombardment of Separated Isotopes; 37-Minute Cl 38 (1940) (6)
Trinitrotriphenylmethide Ion as a Secondary and Primary Base (1939) (6)
A Chemist in the White House: From the Manhattan Project to the End of the Cold War (1997) (6)
THE SYNTHETIC ACTINIDES: FROM DISCOVERY TO MANUFACTURE. (1970) (6)
Target residue recoil properties in the interaction of 8. 0 GeV /sup 20/Ne with /sup 181/Ta (1981) (5)
Long-Lived Radioactive Silver (1938) (5)
My career as a radioisotope hunter. (1995) (5)
Formation of large target residues in intermediate energy nuclear collisions (1987) (5)
Radioactive Isotope of Protoactinium (1941) (5)
Uranium target fragmentation by intermediate and high energy /sup 12/C and /sup 20/Ne ions (1985) (5)
Long-Lived Radioactive Fe 55 (1939) (5)
Target fragment energies and momenta in the reaction of 4.8 GeV 12C and 5.0 GeV 20Ne with 238U (1981) (5)
Science, technology, and development: a new world outlook. (1973) (5)
THE PERIODIC TABLE TORTUOUS PATH TO MAN-MADE ELEMENTS (1979) (5)
Target fragmentation in intermediate energy heavy ion collisions (1986) (5)
Transuranium elements: A half century (1990) (5)
Incomplete and complete fusion in intermediate energy heavy ion reactions (1984) (5)
Science and the Humanities: A New Level of Symbiosis. (1964) (5)
Fragmentation of sup 197 Au by 21 MeV/nucleon sup 129 Xe (1992) (5)
Terminology of the transuranium elements (1994) (4)
Radioactive Isotopes of Osmium (1941) (4)
Recent Work with the Transuranium Elements (1958) (4)
THE PRODUCTION OF ELEMENTS 95 AND 96. (1945) (4)
The research style of Gilbert N. Lewis: Acids and bases (1984) (4)
FROM MENDELEEV TO MENDELEVIUM: AND BEYOND. (1970) (4)
Mass distributions in the reaction of 240 MeV 12 C with 197 Au (1984) (4)
A PROCEDURE FOR A FAST SEPARATION OF BERKELIUM AND CERIUM (1981) (4)
The transuranium elements and nuclear energy (1947) (4)
Deuteron-Induced Radioactivity in Tin (1936) (4)
New isotope 242 Bk (1979) (4)
Future Elements: (including superheavy elements) (1986) (4)
Willard Frank Libby (1981) (4)
Actinide yields from the reactions of 40Ca and 48Ca with 248Cm (1986) (4)
The Newest Synthetic Elements (1956) (4)
Nuclear Isomerism in Zinc (1939) (4)
Spallation-Fission Competition in Heaviest Elements; TritonProduction (1957) (4)
Nuclear Isomerism and Chemical Separation of Isomers in Tellurium (1939) (4)
The Uranium Isotope U236 (1950) (4)
Early History of Heavy Isotope Research at Berkeley (1976) (3)
Detailed radioactivity properties (1964) (3)
Nuclear chemistry at the University of California (1951) (3)
The chemical properties of elements. (1948) (3)
Target residues from the reaction of 8 GeV /sup 20/Ne with /sup 181/Ta and /sup 197/Au (1980) (3)
Activation Energy for Fission (1952) (3)
Systematics of nuclear structure and radioactivity (1964) (3)
Transfer reaction cross sections from the interactions of 20 Ne and 22 Ne with 232 Th (1984) (3)
Search of Superheavy Elements Produced in the 136Xe + 238U Reaction and an Upper Limit Cross Section for the natGd(136Xe, X)212Pb Reaction (1977) (3)
Alpha-Decay Systematics of the Heavy Elements (1948) (3)
Nuclear Reactor Chemistry (2005) (3)
Decay Properties of Pu235, Pu237, and a New Isotope Pu233 (1957) (3)
Elements of the Universe (1959) (3)
History of Met Lab section C-I, May 1944--April 1945 (1979) (3)
Isomer ratio measurements for the reaction 29Si(18O, p2n)44m, 44gSc☆ (1982) (3)
NUCLEAR POWER: TWO YEARS AFTER GENEVA. (1967) (3)
Transuranium Elements: Past, Present, and Future (1995) (3)
The Future through Science. (1956) (3)
PROGRESS Beyond Plutonium (1966) (3)
Radiation effects in the environment (1999) (3)
The man‐made chemical elements beyond uranium (1962) (3)
HISTORY OF MET LAB SECTION C-I: (1980) (3)
Nucleonics and Atomic Energy Forum...The Impact of Nuclear Chemistry (1946) (3)
THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICIUM AND CURIUM (1985) (3)
On the Interaction of Fast Neutrons with Lead (1937) (3)
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF RADIOISOTOPE DISTRIBUTION AND UTILIZATION. (1971) (3)
A Scientific Society--The Beginnings: Our nascent scientific society has ingested science but has not yet begun to digest and assimilate it. (1962) (3)
Relation Between Half-Life and Energy in Alpha-Decay (1949) (3)
The decay of 251Bk (1984) (3)
Mexican president echeverria and science. (1972) (3)
The use of radioanalytical techniques to study intermediate energy, relativistic, and ultra-relativistic nuclear collisions (1992) (3)
Nuclear milestones;: A collection of speeches, (1972) (3)
Radioactive Isotopes of Manganese, Iron and Cobalt (1937) (3)
The 4n + 1 Radioactive Series: The Decay Products of U$sup 23$$sup 3$ (1946) (2)
Place in periodic system and electronic structure of the heaviest elements. (1949) (2)
History of Met Lab Section C-I, May 1945 to May 1946 (1980) (2)
The Half-Lives of 151Tb and 151Gd and the Absolute Gamma Ray Intensities of 151Gd (1984) (2)
THE FIRST NUCLEAR REACTOR, THE PRODUCTION OF PLUTONIUM AND ITS CHEMICAL EXTRACTION (1994) (2)
The Government-University Partnership in Graduate Education. (1968) (2)
Make the partial test ban comprehensive (1987) (2)
Relative thresholds for production of iodine isotopes from fusion and transfer-induced fission reactions (1978) (2)
Science in a World of Widening Horizons (1996) (2)
History of MET Lab Section C-I, April 1942--April 1943 (1977) (2)
Thermal Diffusion Separation of Radioactive and Ordinary Hydrogen Isotopes (1940) (2)
A scientist speaks out : a personal perspective on science, society and change (1996) (2)
Roses from the Ashes: Breakup and Rebirth in Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Athletics (2000) (2)
Early history of heavy isotope research at Berkeley, August 1940 to April 1942 (1976) (2)
Recoil range distributions of heavy mass products in deep inelastic reactions with gold and uranium targets (1978) (2)
Our heritage of the elements (1980) (2)
Modification and expansion of Mendeleev's Periodic Table (1996) (2)
Summary of the Properties of the Lantahanide and Actinide Elements (1995) (2)
The Neptunium (4n + 1) Radioactive Family (1948) (2)
Recent research on the transuranium elements (1963) (2)
MASS PRODUCTION AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF ACTINIDE ELEMENTS. (1968) (2)
A Nation at Risk Revisited (1991) (2)
History of Met Lab Section C-I, May 1943 to April 1944 (1978) (2)
Man and Atom (1972) (2)
Chapter 118 Origin of the actinide concept (1994) (2)
On Misunderstanding the Atom. (1971) (2)
Electronic Structure of the Heaviest Elements (2008) (2)
Some recollections of early nuclear age chemistry (1968) (2)
Evidence for Subshell atZ=96 (1953) (2)
Alpha-Decay in Isotopes of Atomic Number Less Than 83 - eScholarship (1949) (2)
HISTORY OF THE SYNTHETIC ACTINIDE ELEMENTS. (1967) (2)
On the use of isomer ratios in 44Sc for predicting spin populations in high energy heavy-ion nuclear reactions☆ (1983) (2)
Introductory remarks: New elements symposium (1959) (2)
Actinide cation-cation complexes (1994) (2)
Scientific development in Africa. (1971) (2)
Medical Uses: Americium-241; Californium-252 (1973) (2)
SOME CONSIDERATIONS on the PROBABILITY OF NUCLEAR FISSION (1957) (2)
The Expanding Role of the Atom in the Humanities (1970) (1)
The Advice of Scientists (1993) (1)
The measure of a man and a study (1980) (1)
Comments on the Selective ”History and Analysis of the Discovery of Element 102” (1992) (1)
Reactors and Accelerators (2005) (1)
HIGH ENERGY EXCITATION FUNCTIONS IN THE HEAVY REGION (2008) (1)
The Gene : Carrier of heredity, controller of function and agent of evolution (1955) (1)
A scientific safari to Africa. (1970) (1)
Nuclear Power and Space (1962) (1)
Radioactive Decay Kinetics (2005) (1)
A Journey to China (1996) (1)
The Responsibilities of Scientists To Their Nation and the World (1963) (1)
Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy (2005) (1)
Search for Beta-Particles Emitted During Uranium Fission Process (1939) (1)
Our Nuclear Future — 1995 (1970) (1)
Nuclear reactions and synthesis of new transuranium species (1983) (1)
Transuranium Elements: the Synthetic Actinides (1995) (1)
The Value of Exchange (1963) (1)
Our heritage of the elements (1980) (1)
THE TRANSURANIUM ELEMENTS PRESENT STATUS NOBEL LECTURE (1951) (1)
NUClEAR THERMODYNAMICS OF THE HEAVIEST ELEMENTS (2007) (1)
Need We Fear Our Nuclear Future (1968) (1)
Education and the atom : an evaluation of government's role in science education and information, especially as applied to nuclear energy (1964) (1)
Forty years of plutonium chemistry: the beginnings (1982) (1)
E. O. Lawrence--Physicist, Engineer, Statesman of Science. (1958) (1)
Bohrium (107), Hassium (108) and Meitnerium (109) (2000) (1)
Nuclear Energy in Latin America (1996) (1)
Energy and environment (1972) (1)
Pu Breeders in the Sky Not a Burning Issue after All (1995) (1)
What It Means to Be a Scientist (1964) (1)
NUCLEAR POWER: POLICY AND PROSPECTS. (1967) (1)
Evolution of federal support of science (1990) (1)
The University and Basic Science: The university is the logical place for basic research. More money—and more efficient use of money—for such research would be the greatest bargain the American people ever received (1957) (1)
The Transuranium Elements; Present Status (1951) (1)
Evidence for the Synthesis of Element 110 Produced by the 59Co+209Bi Reaction (1994) (1)
NUCLEAR POWER: STATUS AND OUTLOOK. (1970) (1)
THE PROSPECTIVE CHANGE IN LIFE STYLE SIGNALED BY THE ENERGY CRUNCH (1975) (1)
Energy and our future. (1973) (1)
The State of Chemical Education: Where Are We and Where Are We Headed? (1998) (1)
A Voice of Conscience Is Stilled (1973) (1)
How to Become a Scientist (1996) (1)
The college of chemistry in the G. N. Lewis Era: 1912-1946 (1984) (1)
The Role of Basic Research (1996) (1)
Viewpoint. Nuclear power-an environmental asset (1970) (1)
Nuclear synthesis and identification of new elements (1985) (1)
Early Radiochemical Investigations of Plutonium (1959) (1)
Transuranium isotopes - an overview (1989) (1)
Melvin Calvin. 8 April 1911 — 8 January 1997 (2008) (1)
Velocity of Intersolvate Exchange Reactions (1941) (1)
Journal of Glenn T. Seaborg - 1971-1979, Vol. 2b: June 30, 1973-December 31, 1973: (1990) (1)
Additions and Corrections - The Acidity of Aromatic Nitro Compounds toward Amines. The Effect of Double Chelation (1940) (1)
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM COMMEMORATING THE 25th ANNIVERSARY OF ELEMENTS 97 and 98 HELD ON JAN. 20, 1975 (1976) (1)
Comment on “On the Anomalon Interpretation of 40Ar + Cu Collisions at 0.9 and 1.8 AGeV” (1991) (1)
Training the Creative Scientist (1963) (1)
An overview of the teaching of nuclear chemistry (1993) (1)
STATUS REPORT ON THE TRANSURANIUM ELEMENTS (1974) (0)
PART IV DECAY CHAINS, NUCLEAR SYSTEMATICS, MORE ISOTOPES (1994) (0)
A DECADE OF MATURATION FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY IN THE UNITED STATES LIES AHEAD. (1970) (0)
25TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICIUM AND CURIUM ELEMENTS 95 AND 96: 25 YEARS AGO. (1970) (0)
For a u. S. Energy agency. (1972) (0)
Travels in the New World - Vol. I (1977) (0)
Recent Developments in the Field of the Transplutonium Elements (1958) (0)
The role of basic research in society (1987) (0)
A New Era of International Science (1996) (0)
Erratum: Uranium target fragmentation by intermediate and high energy C12 and Ne20 ions (Physical Review C (1985) 32, 3, (1107)) (1985) (0)
Spallation-fission competition in the heaviest elements (1958) (0)
Norris Edwin Bradbury (1998) (0)
Time, Leisure and the Computer: The Crisis of Modern Technology (1996) (0)
Nuclear Energy and the Environment (1979) (0)
Heavy residue properties in intermediate energy nuclear collisions with gold (1990) (0)
Scientific Development in Africa (1971) (0)
ELIGIBLE KINSFOLK OF URANIUM. (1968) (0)
Book Review: Encyclopedia of Inorganic Chemistry. Edited by R. B. King (1996) (0)
TRANSCURIUM AND FUTURE TRANSACTINIDE ELEMENTS (1962) (0)
PART I NEW ELEMENTS, NEW ISOTOPES, ACTINIDE CONCEPT (1994) (0)
Science and Freedom: A Challenging Partnership (1996) (0)
Fermilab 1987 : Annual Report of the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (1987) (0)
Overview of the Actinoid and Lanthanoid (the f) Elements (1994) (0)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Title ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF FRAGMENTS FROM FISSION INDUCED BY HEAVY IONS IN GOLD AND (2007) (0)
SYNTHETIC ACTINIDE ELEMENTS: FROM DISCOVERY TO MANUFACTURE. (1969) (0)
The Public Understanding of Science. (1971) (0)
Journal of Glenn T. Seaborg: Chief, Section C-1, Metallurgical Laboratory, Manhattan Engineer District, 1942-46 (Volume 2) (1992) (0)
RADIOISOTOPE WITH FANTASTIC PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS. (1968) (0)
The Positive Power of Science (1996) (0)
STANLEY G. THOMPSON ? A CHEMIST'S CHEMIST (1978) (0)
The Scientist as a Human Being (1996) (0)
Legislating for the Humanities (1966) (0)
NUCLEAR ENERGY AND THE GENERATION OF POWER. (1966) (0)
Production and properties of /sup 232/U and /sup 232/Pa (1942) (0)
The scientific unions: A means to achieve the goals of an international chemical society (1984) (0)
Birth of matter. (1947) (0)
Report of the Evaluators (1997) (0)
NUCLEAR PLANT AND OUR ENERGY NEEDS. (1970) (0)
FUTURE OUTLOOK FOR THE APPLICATIONS OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE. (1969) (0)
CHARTING THE NEW ELEMENTS (1980) (0)
THE HALF-LIFE AND ABSOLUTE GAMMA RAY INTENSITIES OF 151GD (1982) (0)
Science: Its Truth and Consequences (1996) (0)
From Man to Mankind — A Way to Go (1996) (0)
METHOD OF CONCENTRATING FISSIONALBE MATERIAL (1957) (0)
Lowering the Limits (1993) (0)
Rutherfordium and Hahnium (2000) (0)
Appendix C: Periodic Table of Elements (2005) (0)
Devising Deadly Arms (1989) (0)
Reflections and Predictions (2000) (0)
Searches for the Superheavy Elements (2000) (0)
Nuclear Properties of Transplutonium Isotopes (1947) (0)
THE NEW ELEMENT LOSALIUM, ATOMIC NUMBER 99 (1955) (0)
John Harry Williams (1966) (0)
The Ion-Exchange Separation of Zirconium and Hafnium - eScholarship (2008) (0)
SYMPOSIUM ON THE LAWRENCE RADIATION LABORATORY BY INVITATION OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE AUTUMN (2003) (0)
FAST BREEDER POWER REACTORS: A WORLD OUTLOOK. (1968) (0)
TARGET FRAGMENT ENERGIES AND MOMENTA IN THE REACTION OF 4.8 GeV {sup 12}C AND 5.0 GeV {sup 20}Ne WITH {sup 238}U (1980) (0)
The Most Useful Actinide Isotope: Americium-241 (1990) (0)
Viewpoints: Chemists on Chemistry (1998) (0)
National service with ten presidents of the United States (1992) (0)
Production and Properties of U$sup 232$ and Pa$sup 23$$sup 2$ (1942) (0)
LEAP (Large Einsteinium Accelerator Program -- Proposal (1984) (0)
Journal of Glenn T. Seaborg: 1961-1971 (Appendix: Press Conferences) (1992) (0)
The Production of Elements 95 and 96 (1945) (0)
Silver, copper, and honest-to-god copper (1989) (0)
PART III EMPHASIS ON CHEMISTRY (1994) (0)
Cooperation between the US and the USSR in the peaceful uses of atomic energy (1989) (0)
Response : Gross National Product (1957) (0)
ALPHA ACTIVITY IN Bi$sup 203$ AS DETECTED WITH NUCLEAR EMULSIONS (abstract) (1951) (0)
PART V CHEMICAL AND RADIOCHEMICAL PROBES FOR INTERPRETATION OF NUCLEAR REACTIONS (1994) (0)
Recent Developments in the Field of the TransplutoniumElements (1958) (0)
Learning in the World of Change (1996) (0)
Materials and Molecular Research Division annual report 1975. [Summaries of research activities at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, University of California] (1975) (0)
What do these nobel laureates have in common? (1983) (0)
The growing pains of our technological society. (1967) (0)
Neptunium and Plutonium (2000) (0)
Careers for Tomorrow (1963) (0)
New Directions in Development (1996) (0)
AEC Advisory Committee Statement on Fellowships (1949) (0)
DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL POLICY WITH RESPECT TO NUCLEAR AND OTHER NEW SOURCES OF POWER. (1968) (0)
SLOW-NEUTRON AND SPONTANEOUS-FISSION PROPERTIES OF HEAVY NUCLEI (1994) (0)
Nuclear Power and the Next Twenty Years (1962) (0)
Advances in Radiochemistry and in the Methods of Producing Radioelements by Neutron Irradiation. Engelbert Broda. New York: Cambridge Univ. Press, 1950. 152 pp. $2.75 (1951) (0)
Quest Editorial: Nuclear power—the long-term view—I (1971) (0)
The 40th AAAS Gordon Conference on nuclear chemistry (1991) (0)
The New Imperatives (or, How to Succeed by Really Trying) (1996) (0)
OF ELZMWS AND 100 (2007) (0)
Towards an international chemical society (1976) (0)
Pioneering the nuclear age (1988) (0)
New Directions in the Development of Nuclear Power (1998) (0)
Chem I Supplement: Nuclear Synthesis and Identification of New Elements. (1985) (0)
A statement from Glenn T. Seaborg (1974) (0)
ELEMENT 98 - eScholarship (2008) (0)
THE HUMANE ATOM: RADIOISOTOPES AT THE SERVICE OF MEDICINE. (1964) (0)
Secrecy runs amok. (1994) (0)
The Demise of Plowshare (1993) (0)
INTRODUCTION TO THE JOURNAL OF GLENN T. SEABORG, CHAIRMAN OF THE U.S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION, 1961-1971 (1989) (0)
The Impact of Nuclear Chemistry (1994) (0)
The Transuranium Elements; Present Status - eScholarship (1951) (0)
The promise of the international atomic energy agency. (1967) (0)
Nobelium and Lawrencium (2000) (0)
The Plutonium People (2000) (0)
The Actinide Elements: Vol. 14A of Division IV—the Plutonium Project Record (1955) (0)
Issues Along the Way (1993) (0)
Energy and our future. [Abundance, production, and use] (1973) (0)
THE U$sup 227$ COLLATERAL SERIES (1951) (0)
Scientists' Statement on Energy Policy (1975) (0)
Elements 110, 111, and 112 (2000) (0)
The “Big Bang”: Discovery of Einsteinium and Fermium (2000) (0)
Theos J. Thompson (1971) (0)
The State of Knowledge (1996) (0)
Symposium commemorating the 25th anniversary of elements 99 and 100. [Lawrence Berkeley Lab. , January 23, 1978] (1979) (0)
Non-nuclear states move to end testing (1989) (0)
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF BERKELIUM - eScholarship (2008) (0)
The Many Faces of Change (1996) (0)
Challenge from Within (1993) (0)
THE RADIOISOTOPES PROGRAM IN THE DECADE 1961-1971 (1994) (0)
The Environmental Onslaught (1993) (0)
Chemistry-Key to Our Progress. (1976) (0)
Advances in Radiochemistry and in the Methods of Producing Radioelements by Neutron Irradiation . Engelbert Broda. New York: Cambridge Univ. Press, 1950. 152 pp. $2.75. (1951) (0)
Partners in Progress (1966) (0)
Appendix A: Fundamental Constants and Conversion Factors (2005) (0)
Journal of Glenn T. Seaborg 1946-1958, vol. 7 January 1, 1953-December 31, 1953 (1990) (0)
Nurturing New Scientists (1966) (0)
The New Element Fermium, Atomic Number 100 (1955) (0)
What's Ahead for International Science? (1967) (0)
Chemistry Division Quarterly Report March, April, May, 1953 (1951) (0)
The Crisis in Pre-College Science and Math Education (1996) (0)
Target fragment angular distributions for the interaction of 25. 2 GeV /sup 12/C with /sup 197/Au (1983) (0)
Journal of Glenn T. Seaborg, 1945-1960. Appendix: Press Clippings (1995) (0)
Women and the Year 2000 (1996) (0)
Colloids and the Transport of Radionuclides (0)
Public policy toward environment 1973: a review and appraisal. Nuclear and other energy. (1973) (0)
Science, Culture, Universities and Government. (1972) (0)
Superheavy elements: a crossroads. [Review article] (1979) (0)
The United States Bilateral Safeguards System (1966) (0)
Isadore Perlman: April 12, 1915-August 3, 1991. (1998) (0)
Unusual behavior of projectile fragments formed in the bombardment of copper with relativistic Ar ions (1984) (0)
Mass yields in the reaction of krypton-84 with uranium-238 (1975) (0)
The eight new synthetic elements. (1947) (0)
SYSTEMATICS OF TARGET FRAGMENT MASS DISTRIBUTIONS IN INTERMEDIATE AND HIGH ENERGY NUCLEAR COLLISIONS (1987) (0)
The New Boundaries of Reality (1996) (0)
Toward a Department of Energy (1993) (0)
Prologue: Brief Encounters (1993) (0)
Shaping the Future — Through Science and Technology (1996) (0)
Joel Henry Hildebrand (1983) (0)
HEAVY ISOTOPES BY BOMBARDMENT OF Pu239 (1994) (0)
Off the Beat: A Journey to China (1973) (0)
Radioactive Antimony Isotopes (1937) (0)
Cooperation Between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. in the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy (1996) (0)
FISSION OF GOLD BY CARBON IONS - eScholarship (2008) (0)
A Matter of Justice (1993) (0)
SPALLATION-FISSION COMPETITION IN ASTATINE COMPOUND NUCLEI FORMEDBY HEAVY-ION BOMBARDMENT (2008) (0)
Testing the ABM Warhead (1993) (0)
NEW EXPERIMENTAL INSIGHTS INTO THE PRODUCTION OF SUPERHEAVY ELEMENTS USING HEAVY ION REACTIONS (1978) (0)
AN INTERACTIVE COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF GAMMA RAY SPECTRA FROM HEAVY ION NUCLEAR REACTIONS (1978) (0)
The Uranium Isotope U236 - eScholarship (1950) (0)
The Fortieth AAAS Gordon Conference on Nuclear Chemistry (1991) (0)
Appendix B: Nuclear Wallet Cards (2005) (0)
Vikram A. Sarabhai (1972) (0)
Excitation functions and isomer ratio measurements for the reaction /sup 41/K(/sup 6/Li,p2n)/sup 44/Sc/sup m/,/sup 44/Sc/sup q/. [14. 4, 23. 4, 32. 0, and 41. 5 MeV] (1981) (0)
President's Message: A year to remember (1976) (0)
Naming Controversies and the Transfermium Working Group (2000) (0)
A long career in chemistry and education (1998) (0)
Chemical processing of Superhilac targets (1974) (0)
Appendix D: List of Elements (2005) (0)
EARLY WORK WITH RADIOISOTOPES. (1966) (0)
PLUTONIUM: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE (1966) (0)
Getting Off the Ground (1993) (0)
ELECTRODEPOSITION OF NEPTUNIUM (1966) (0)
NON-EQUILIBRIUM FISSION PROCESSES IN INTERMEDIATE ENERGY NUCLEAR COLLISIONS (1989) (0)
MEETING WORLD NUCLEAR FUEL REQUIREMENTS. (1967) (0)
RECENT ADVANCES IN THE UNITED STATES ON THE TRANSURANIUM ELEMENTS. (1971) (0)
The U227 Collateral Series (1951) (0)
Science and Liberal Education in the Space Age (1996) (0)
Atomic energy as an humane endeavor: Retrospective on its development (1989) (0)
EVIDENCE FOR F-SHELL COVALENCY IN THE ACTINIDES (1950) (0)
Science and the General Welfare in a Democracy (1996) (0)
PRODUCTION AND PROPERTIES OF U232 AND Pa232 (1994) (0)
Recent chemical research on transuranium elements. (1989) (0)
Letter from Glenn T. Seaborg, United States Atomic Energy Commission to Joshua Lederberg (1969) (0)
Eka-eka-lead? (the author responds) (1970) (0)
Berkelium and Californium (2000) (0)
Nuclear Science and Engineering (1989) (0)
ATOMIC ENERGY IN USE. United States Atomic Energy Commis sion. Washington, D.C.: Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Gov ernment Printing Office, 1965, 77 pp., 35 cents (1966) (0)
Nuclear Reactions in Nature: Nuclear Astrophysics (2005) (0)
The Chemical Elements and Their Compounds , 2 vols. N. V. Sidgwick. New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1950. 1703 pp. $14.00 the set. (1950) (0)
The Legacy of Alfred Nobel (1996) (0)
Nuclear fission and the transuranium elements (1989) (0)
γ‐Ray Decay (2005) (0)
Radiochemical yield determination of various reaction products in the bombardment of uranium-238 with argon-40 and krypton-84 ions (1974) (0)
The ABC`s of nuclear science workshop (1997) (0)
METHOD OF PRODUCING U$sup 23$$sup 3$ (1960) (0)
SCIENCE ADVICE TO THE PRESIDENT; DURING AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER WORLD WAR II: (1989) (0)
Message to the participants of the conference (1995) (0)
The Actinide Group. (Book Reviews: The Actinides. Electronic Structure and Related Properties) (1975) (0)
Extension of Alpha- and Beta-Decay Systematics of ProtactiniumIsotopes (2008) (0)
Analytical Applications of Nuclear Reactions (2005) (0)
The Nonproliferation Treaty (1993) (0)
Principles of atomic and molecular structure . Theoretical and applied nuclear chemistry . The actinide series (1953) (0)
Appendix E: Elements of Quantum Mechanics (2005) (0)
A call for educational reform. (1983) (0)
Preparing for the 21st Century (1996) (0)
Weapons labs need new thinking (1989) (0)
Professor George Charles de Hevesy (1965) (0)
Prof. Joseph W. Kennedy (1957) (0)
Science, the Humanities and the Federal Government — Partners in Progress (1996) (0)
A century of chemical progress. (1976) (0)
Science, the Third Revolution (1962) (0)
Hydrolysis Behavior of the Transuranium Elements (1994) (0)
Youth — A Vote of Confidence (1996) (0)
DEVICE FOR PRODUCTION OF NUCLEAR ENERGY FROM U$sup 23$$sup 3$ (1964) (0)
Chemistry in the Third World (1996) (0)
EDITORIAL: The Need for Physics Training in a World of Change (1969) (0)
Nuclear Properties of 93237 (1994) (0)
Nuclear Transformations in the New High Energy Ranges (1994) (0)
Spallation Fission Competition in the Heaviest Elements - eScholarship (1958) (0)
G. Bernard Rossi (1956) (0)
Goals in Public Understanding of Science (1996) (0)
The New ELement Mendelevium, Atomic Number 101 - eScholarship (1955) (0)
Target fragment angular distributions from the interaction of 3. 0 GeV and 12. 0 GeV /sup 12/C with /sup 197/Au and /sup 238/U (1982) (0)
Nuclear Energy in Space Exploration (1968) (0)
SEARCH FOR NEW HEAVY ISOTOPES (1994) (0)
The Next Fifty Years of the Peaceful Applications of Nuclear Energy (1996) (0)
PART II EARLY RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES, NUCLEAR MEDICINE, AND OTHER PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS (1994) (0)
Mass yield distributions in the reaction of $sup 136$Xe ions with $sup 238$U (1976) (0)
Chapter I, Introduction Chemistry and Metallurgy of the Transuranic Elements, NNES Volume, 14A (1947) (0)
Knowledge and Survival (1996) (0)
Education for the 21st Century (1997) (0)
Albert Einstein — A Reflection (1979) (0)
Teacher Lectures Given at UCRL During Summer of 1956 (1956) (0)
Making the Creative Scientist (1961) (0)
Public service and human contributions (1967) (0)
Guest Comment: Toward an international chemical society (1976) (0)
A Second Visit to the People's Republic of China: Some Comparisons (1996) (0)
DO THE SUPERHEAVY ELEMENTS ALREADY EXIST. (1970) (0)
Evidence for Subshell at Z = 96 (1953) (0)
Interaction of Radiation with Matter (2005) (0)
Journal of Glenn T. Seaborg: 1961-1971 (Vol. 26, Appendix of Additional Documents) (1992) (0)
Americium and Curium (2000) (0)
Nuclear power—the long-term view—II (1971) (0)
Scientists Shed Wicked Wizard Tag: Nonscientists and scientists join in considering the social consequences of scientific ventures (1964) (0)
SPONTANEOUS FISSION OF U$sup 234$, Pu$sup 236$, Cm$sup 240$, AND Cm$sup 244$ (1952) (0)
A Look at 25 Years of STS (1966) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: The Chairman Speaks...: Nuclear Milestones (1973) (0)

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