Gordon Sutherland

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Gordon Sutherland

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According to Wikipedia, Sir Gordon Brims Black McIvor Sutherland FRS was a Scottish physicist. Biography Sutherland was born on 8 April 1907 at Watten, Caithness. He was the youngest of seven children of Peter Sutherland and Eliza Hope , both teachers. He was taught by his parents until he was ten, when he attended Leven Academy for a year before moving to Morgan Academy in Dundee for 6 years. From there he went to the University of St Andrews where he took the unusual route of studying for a double degree: an MA in mathematics and applied mathematics, and a BSc in physics. This involved a 5-year combination of courses that had not been taken before. He graduated in 1928 and 1929 with first-class honours in each.

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Infrared Spectra of High Polymers. II. Polyethylene (1956) (375)
Infrared spectra of high polymers. V. Polyvinyl alcohol (1956) (164)
Effect of Hydrogen Bonding on the Deformation Frequencies of the Hydroxyl Group in Alcohols (1956) (125)
The infra-red absorption spectra of some aromatic compounds (1951) (112)
Infra-red and raman spectra (1935) (104)
The Theory of the Structure of Hydrogen Peroxide and Hydrazine (1934) (101)
The Problem of the Two Types of Diamond (1954) (96)
The infra-red spectrum and molecular configuration of sodium deoxyribonucleate (1957) (96)
The infra-red spectrum and crystal structure of gypsum (1956) (94)
Studies of the Structure of Synthetic Polypeptides (1948) (85)
Infrared Spectra of High Polymers. I. Experimental Methods and General Theory (1956) (83)
Infrared analysis of the structure of amino acids, polypeptides and proteins. (1952) (81)
Scattering of Light and the Raman Effect (1941) (80)
The Infra‐Red Absorption of Carboxylic Acids in Solution I. Qualitative Features (1938) (73)
Effect of Intermolecular Interactions between CH Frequencies on the Infrared Spectra of N‐Paraffins and Polythene (1954) (72)
Spectra of Homologous Series of Monosubstituted Amides (1958) (71)
Some problems in the interpretation of the infra-red spectra of large molecules (1950) (58)
Infra-Red Spectrum of CnD2n + 2 and the ‘Long-Chain Frequency’ in Paraffins (1947) (55)
Infra-red spectra and structure of proteins (1959) (50)
A METHOD OF DETERMINING THE POTENTIAL BARRIERS RESTRICTING INVERSION IN AMMONIA, PHOSPHINE, AND ARSINE FROM VIBRATIONAL FORCE CONSTANTS (1952) (49)
The Infrared Spectrum of Brucite [Mg(OH) 2 ]* (1953) (47)
Evidence from Infra-Red Spectroscopy on the Structure of Proteins (1949) (43)
Use of Polarized Radiation in Infra-Red Analysis (1947) (41)
Interaction of Methylene Deformation Frequencies in Paraffin Crystals (1953) (40)
The Determination of Internuclear Distances and of Dissociation Energies from Force Constants (1940) (37)
Vibration spectra of hydrocarbon molecules I. Frequencies due to deformation vibrations of hydrogen atoms attached to a double bond (1949) (36)
Vibrational Spectrum of N‐Methyl Formamide (1957) (36)
The Out‐of‐Plane Deformation Frequency of the NH Group in the Peptide Link (1953) (35)
On the relation between the form, force constants, and vibration frequencies of triatomic systems (1936) (35)
INFRARED SPECTRA AND STRUCTURE OF NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC POLYPEPTIDES (1947) (33)
The infra-red absorption spectra of coals and coal extracts (1945) (33)
Experiments on the Raman Effect at Very Low Temperatures (1933) (31)
The potential functions of polyatomic molecules (1935) (30)
The application of polarized infra-red radiation to problems in molecular structure. I. Polyisoprenes (1950) (30)
The Infra-Red Absorption Spectrum of Nitrogen Tetroxide and the Structure of the Molecule (1933) (30)
The relation between the force constant, the inter-nuclear distance, and the dissociation energy of a diatomic linkage (1938) (29)
Infrared Studies on Solutions of Polymeric Electrolytes. II. Proteins (1954) (27)
The Isotope Effect in the Vibration Spectrum of CCl4 (1938) (27)
A note on the structure of H2O2 and H4N2 with particular reference to electric moments and free rotation (1934) (26)
Application of infrared analysis to elucidate the mechanism of the boron trifluoride catalyzed vapor phase polymerization of isobutene at room temperature (1949) (25)
Infrared Spectrum of Barium Titanate (1954) (25)
Lead Selenide Cells for Infra-Red Spectroscopy (1947) (23)
Use of Lead Sulphide Cells in Infra-red Spectroscopy (1946) (23)
Infrared Evidence for Collagen Structures (1954) (21)
Measurement of cell thickness (1945) (21)
Theoretical Interpretation of Vibration Frequencies of Paraffinic Hydrocarbons (1947) (20)
Assignment of the OH In‐Plane Deformation Frequency (1956) (20)
The Effect of Hydrogen Bonding on the Hindered Rotation of the Hydroxyl Group in Alcohols (1952) (19)
An infra-red spectroscope with cathode-ray presentation (1947) (19)
Lead Telluride Cells for Infra-Red Spectroscopy (1948) (18)
The investigation of hydrogen bonds by means of infra-red absorption spectra (1940) (18)
On the Assignment of the Fundamental Vibration Frequencies in O 3 , F 2 O, Cl 2 O, NO, and N 3 {} 1 (1936) (18)
Some new peculiarities in the infra-red spectrum of diamond (1945) (17)
Vibration spectra of hydrocarbon molecules - II. Skeletal frequencies in certain branched paraffins (1949) (17)
Infra-Red Spectrum and Molecular Structure of Phthiocerane (1947) (17)
The estimation of the leucine isomers in protein hydrolysates by infrared analysis. (1948) (16)
Contribution of Side-Chains to the Infra-Red Spectra of Proteins: the 6.5-µ Band (1953) (16)
186. An infra-red spectroscopic investigation of double-bond structure in simple acyclic terpenes and derivatives thereof (1950) (15)
The vibration spectrum and molecular configuration of cyclohexane (1947) (15)
Developments in the technique of infra-red spectroscopy (1945) (15)
Selection Rules and Frequencies of the Skeletal Vibrations of Long Chain Polymers in the Crystalline State (1954) (15)
The Infra‐Red Absorption of Carboxylic Acids in Solution II. Intensities (1938) (15)
The vibrational spectrum of diamond (1949) (15)
Investigations on the vibration spectra of certain condensed gases at the temperature of liquid nitrogen II. The infra-red and Raman spectra of hydroand deuterochloric acid at liquid nitrogen temperatures (1940) (15)
Some infra-red studies on the vulcanisation of rubber (1945) (15)
Investigations on the vibration spectra of certain condensed gases at the temperature of liquid nitrogen I. Experimental methods A. Infra-Red Spectra (1940) (13)
Crystal Structure of Brucite and Portlandite in Relation to Infrared Absorption (1956) (13)
‘Instantaneous’ Presentation of Infra-Red Spectra on a Cathode Ray Screen (1946) (13)
The infra-red absorption spectrum of methylene chloride (1938) (12)
Developments in the infra-red region of the spectrum (1947) (12)
Nitrous Oxide in the Earth's Atmosphere (1948) (12)
Infra-red absorption spectrum of tetra-deuteroethylene (1939) (11)
The infra-red spectra of atmospheric gases other than water vapour (1942) (11)
Some measurements on the absorption of centimetric waves by liquid dielectrics (1946) (11)
Infra-red and Raman spectra of single crystals of ice (1958) (11)
The dimensions of the phosphine and arsine molecules and the possibility of optically active derivatives (1939) (11)
Infra-Red Spectra of Coals (1945) (10)
Interatomic distances in some simple polyatomic molecules (1938) (9)
Some Comments on the Infrared Spectra of Diamond, Silicon, and Germanium (1960) (8)
A peculiarity in the infra-red absorption spectrum of germane (1939) (8)
The Infrared Absorption Bands of Acetylene (1933) (8)
90. The infra-red spectra and molecular structure of certain isomeric diazocyanides (1947) (7)
Infra‐Red Evidence for Free Rotation in the Solid State (1949) (7)
Shape of the NO2 Molecule (1935) (7)
The use of infra-red absorption in analysis (1945) (7)
Infra-Red Spectrum of Tetradeuteroethylene (1937) (6)
Raman Lines of Simple Polyatomic Molecules. (1930) (6)
Absorption of Polymolecular Films in the Infra-Red (1939) (6)
Hydroxyl Frequency in Carboxylic Acids (1938) (6)
The High Frequency Perpendicular Fundamental Vibration of the Ammonia Molecule (1939) (6)
Rotational Specific Heat and Rotational Entropy of Simple Gases at Moderate Temperatures (1930) (5)
Raman Spectrum and Molecular Structure of Ozone (1932) (5)
459. Infra-red spectroscopic measurements of substituted pyrimidines. Part I. The presence of hydrogen bonding in 4-triacetyl-D-xylosidaminopyrimidines (1948) (5)
The Performance of Infra-Red Spectrometers as Limited by Detector Characteristics (1949) (5)
The structure of the molecule of nitrogen dioxide from a study of its infra-red absorption spectrum (1934) (5)
Application of Infrared Spectroscopy to Biological Problems (1959) (4)
Photoconductivity in the infra-red region of the spectrum Part I. The preparation and properties of photconductive films of lead telluride Part II. The mechanism of photoconductivity in lead telluride (1951) (4)
Infra-red and X-ray analysis of crystal structure (1955) (4)
Photoconductive Cells for Detection of Infrared Radiation. (1952) (4)
The application of infra-red analysis to the study of the reaction of certain olefins with hydrogen sulphide. (1947) (3)
Isotope Separations in the Infrared Absorption Spectrum of HCl and the Possible Existence of a Chlorine Isotope of Mass 39 (1932) (3)
Vibration Spectra and Force Constants of ‘Heavy’ Acetylene (1934) (3)
Infra-Red Spectrum and Molecular Structure of the Low-Temperature Polymer of Acetaldehyde (1946) (3)
Some Infrared Studies on the Vulcanization of Rubber (1946) (3)
The Infrared Spectrum of Vulcanized Rubber and the Chemical Reaction between Rubber and Sulfur (1948) (2)
Infra-red Absorption Spectrum of Heavy Phosphine. (PD3) (1936) (2)
Infra-red and Raman Spectra of Crystalline Hydrochloric Acid (1938) (2)
International Organization of Biophysics (1963) (1)
The Spectroscopic Determination of the Carbon‐Chlorine Distance in Methyl Chloride (1939) (1)
Sir Charles Darwin, K.B.E., F.R.S. (1963) (1)
NEW TRENDS IN INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY (1959) (1)
The Application of Polarized Infrared Radiation to Problems in Molecular Structure (1952) (1)
THE INFRARED SPECTRUM AND THE MOLECULAR CONFIGURATION OF DESOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (1955) (1)
Carbon-Halogen Distance in the Methyl Halides (1937) (1)
Infra-Red Absorption Spectrum of Diamond (1946) (1)
THE LOCATION OF THE HYDROGEN ATOMS IN MUSCOVITE AND BIOTITE (1954) (0)
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (1964) (0)
The Interpretation of the Infra-Red Spectra of Diamond (I and II), Silicon and Germanium (1953) (0)
FAR INFRARED SPECTRA OF HIGH POLYMERS (1952) (0)
8. Detection of small traces of non-rare gases in the atmosphere by infra-red spectra (1942) (0)
Quarterly report no. 3 on Infrared studies of crystals II: (Period: 15 November 1954 to 15 February 1955) (1952) (0)
Quarterly report no. 2 on Infrared studies of crystals II : (Period: 15 August to 15 November 1954) (1952) (0)
Final report on Infrared studies of crystals II : (Period: 15 May 1954 to 30 March 1956) (1956) (0)
INFRARED SPECTRUM AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF CYCLOPROPANE (1951) (0)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECTS OF HYDROGEN BONDING ON THE INFRARED SPECTRA OF ALCOHOLS BETWEEN $6 \mu$ AND $20 \mu$ (1952) (0)
Ninth quarterly report on Infrared studies of crystals : (Period: 16 August 1953 to 15 November 1953) (1953) (0)
The forty-eighth Kelvin Lecture. 'Infra-red radiation' (1958) (0)
Introductory Paper to the Use of Infrared Spectroscopy for Biological Problems (1950) (0)
Interference spectroscopy and some of its applications in the far infrared and in the near infrared (1963) (0)
The emission spectrum of carbon dioxide at 4.3μ (1948) (0)
The quantum theory: Part 2. The spectra of polyatomic molecules (1935) (0)
Quarterly report no. 4 on Infrared studies of crystals II : (Period: 15 February 1955 to 15 May 1955) (1955) (0)
THE INFRARED SPECTRUM AND STRUCTURE OF POLYVINYL ALCOHOL (1956) (0)
UNUSUAL INTENSITY DISTRIBUTION IN THE PERPENDICULAR BANDS OF A SYMMETRICAL ROTATOR (1955) (0)
Infra-Red Absorption Spectrum of Diamond (1946) (0)
THE INFRARED SPECTRUM OF GYPSUM, $CaSO_{4}.2H_{2}O^{*}$ (1955) (0)
Eighth quarterly report on infrared studies of crystals : (Period: 16 May 1953 to 15 August 1953) (1952) (0)
Tenth quarterly report on Infrared studies of crystals : (16 November 1953 to 15 February 1954) (1954) (0)
THE INFRARED SPECTRUM OF SINGLE CRYSTALS OF ICE (1955) (0)
Some recent developments at the National Physical Laboratory (1962) (0)
Infra-Red Recording with the Cathode Ray Oscilloscope (1946) (0)
BIOPHYSICS (1949) (0)
Infrared Determination of Organic Structures . H. M. Randall, R. G. Fowler, N. Fuson and J. R. Dangl. New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1949. 239 pp. $10.00. (1950) (0)
THE INFRARED SPECTRA OF CERTAIN METHYL HALIDES (1954) (0)
The Infrared Spectrum of Transdichlorethylene Under High Resolving (1953) (0)
C. E. K. Mees and Thomas Smith Elected to Honorary Membership (1957) (0)
Quarterly report no. 5 on Infrared studies of crystals II: (Period: 15 May 1955 to 15 August 1955) (1952) (0)
Infra-Red Recording with the Cathode Ray Oscilloscope (1946) (0)
INFRARED STUDIES OF CRYSTALS. QUARTERLY REPORT FOR PERIOD AUGUST 15, 1952 TO NOVEMBER 15, 1952. Quarterly Report 5 (1952) (0)
Final report on infra-red studies of crystals : (Period: 15 May 1951 to 15 May 1954). (1954) (0)
Dr. Ezer Griffiths, O.B.E., F.R.S. (1962) (0)

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