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Robert Wolke

Chemistry

#868

World Rank

#1420

Historical Rank

#367

USA Rank

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Robert Wolke's Degrees

PhD Chemistry Cornell University

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According to Wikipedia, Robert L. Wolke was an American chemist, professor emeritus of chemistry at the University of Pittsburgh. He was a food columnist for The Washington Post, and had written multiple books, which aim to explain everyday phenomena in non-technical terms:

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Robert Wolke's Published Works

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Compound-statistical features of deuteron-induced reactions: (II). The compound nucleus and stripping-evaporation mechanisms in (d, 2n) reactions (1966) (44)
RANGES AND STOPPING CROSS SECTIONS OF LOW-ENERGY TRITONS (1963) (34)
Marie Curie's doctoral thesis: Prelude to a Nobel Prize (1988) (20)
The statistical interpretation of counting data from measurements of low-level radioactivity. (1977) (19)
Isomeric Cross Sections and Yield Ratios of (d,p) Reactions below 15 MeV (1967) (18)
Compound-statistical features of deuteron-induced reactions: (I). Radiative capture of 4–15 MeV deuterons (1966) (15)
A search for alpha instability in 184Os (1976) (14)
What Einstein Told His Cook: Kitchen Science Explained (2002) (10)
Beta instability in 113Cd (1970) (9)
ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF FRAGMENTS FROM THE FISSION OF BISMUTH BY 450-Mev PROTONS (1957) (5)
YIELDS AND EXCITATION CURVES FOR THE HIGH-ENERGY PHOTOSPALLATION OF COBALT (1956) (4)
Recoil Angular Distributions of the ^{6}Li(d,n)^{7}Be and ^{12}C(d,n)^{13}N Reactions (1970) (4)
Role of Electronic Structure in Determining the Charges of Fast Ions in Matter (1968) (4)
Impact : science on society (1975) (4)
What Einstein Told His Cook 2, The Sequel: Further Adventures in Kitchen Science (2005) (4)
Nuclear level structure of low lying levels of109Cd (1977) (4)
Proposed experiment to corroborate the existence of superheavy element 116 in nature (1976) (3)
Powdered Cyclotron Targets for Stacked Foil Activation Experiments (1966) (3)
Faculty development explained (1980) (3)
What Einstein Told His Barber: More Scientific Answers to Everyday Questions (1997) (3)
Chemistry for the nonscience major: An experiment in relevance (1970) (3)
Recoil counting with surface barrier semiconductors (1963) (3)
Forget Chemistry: This guest editorial is by Robert L. Wolke, professor emeritus of chemistry, University of Pittsburgh, and author of numerous books and articles on the science of food and cooking. (2006) (2)
The Preparation and Measurement of Very Thin VYNS Films (1969) (2)
Thin Carbon Layers for Cyclotron Targets (1961) (2)
Provocative Opinion: Unhand Me, Sir! Your Objectives are Naught but Behavioral!. (1973) (2)
An Interpolator for Reading Plots in Technical Journals (Reprint) (1973) (1)
"Instantaneous" Charges of Recoils from Nuclear Scattering (1971) (1)
FISSION OF RADIUM BY 11- TO 22-MEV PROTONS (1960) (1)
RECOIL ANGULAR DISTRIBUTIONS OF THE $sup 6$Li(d, n)$sup 7$Be AND $sup 12$C(d,n)$sup 13$N REACTIONS. (1970) (1)
Behavioral objectives (the author replies, I) (1973) (0)
Charge states of fast carbon ions (1964) (0)
Chemistry for the Nonscience Major. (1970) (0)
Nuclear Chemistry Research. Annual progress report, 1 January--31 December 1975. [Summaries of research activities at Pittsburgh University] (1976) (0)
Chemistry: Imagination and implication (Schwartz, A. Truman) (1973) (0)
Low-level counting statistics: reply to a comment. (1979) (0)
NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY RESEARCH. Annual Report, January 1965-January 1966 (1966) (0)
Charge-changing cross sections in boron of 7-MeV $sup 11$B recoils from the elastic scattering of deuterons (1974) (0)
Nuclear chemistry research. Annual progress report, 1 January 1974--31 December 1974 (1972) (0)
Names and discoverers (1992) (0)
What Einstein didn't know : scientific answers to everyday questions (2014) (0)
Final report, 1 May 1978. [Summaries of research activities at University of Pittsburgh] (1978) (0)

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