Samuel C. Lind
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Samuel C. Lind's Degrees
- PhD Chemistry University of Chicago
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Samuel Colville Lind was a radiation chemist, referred to as "the father of modern radiation chemistry". He gained his B.A in 1899 at Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia. After a short spell at MIT he moved to study chemistry at Leipzig University in Germany, carrying out research into the kinetics of chemical reactions, where he was awarded a Ph.D in 1905. He then returned to work at the University of Michigan until 1913, studying the chemical reactions induced by ionizing radiation. From 1913 to 1925 he worked at the US Bureau of Mines, concerned with extraction of radium from carnotite ore. He subsequently studied the chemical effects of radiation, including on diamonds, and was appointed Chief Chemist of the bureau in 1923. He continued the radiation studies at the Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory of the Department of Agriculture and the University of Minnesota as head of its school of chemistry. In 1935 he was appointed as the first dean of the newly established College of Science and Engineering at Minnesota . Lind Hall is named for him on the Minneapolis East Bank campus. He spent his last few working years as acting director of the chemistry division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory studying the radiation chemistry of gases.
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- Nuclear Radiation Physics. (1949) (129)
- RADIATION CHEMISTRY: GASES (1961) (111)
- Solubilities of Inorganic and Metal Organic Compounds, Vol. I. By Atherton Seidell. (1942) (98)
- The chemical effects of alpha particles and electrons (56)
- THE CHEMICAL ACTION OF GASEOUS IONS PRODUCED BY ALPHA PARTICLES VII. UNSATURATED CARBON COMPOUNDS (1926) (45)
- THE RADIOACTIVE CONSTANTS AS OF 1930. REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL RADIUM-STANDARDS COMMISSION (1931) (45)
- THE CHEMICAL ACTION OF GASEOUS IONS PRODUCED BY ALPHA PARTICLES. IX. SATURATED HYDROCARBONS (1926) (44)
- THE CHEMICAL ACTION OF GASEOUS IONS PRODUCED BY ALPHA PARTICLES.1VI.2REACTIONS OF THE OXIDES OF CARBON (1925) (35)
- Hackh's Chemical Dictionary (1969) (30)
- Tables of Associated Legendre Functions. (1946) (28)
- THE CHEMICAL ACTION OF GASEOUS IONS PRODUCED BY ALPHA PARTICLES VIII. THE CATALYTIC INFLUENCE OF IONS OF INERT GASES (1926) (27)
- The Radioactive Constants as of 1930 Report of the International Radium-Standards Commission (1931) (26)
- Practical Methods for the Determination of Radium III—Alpha-ray,Method, Gamma-ray Method Miscellaneous. (1920) (20)
- THE SOLUBILITY OF PURE RADIUM SULFATE.1 (1918) (17)
- Ionic Complexes of Xe and C2H2 Produced by the Radiolysis of These Gases (1962) (16)
- Kinetics of the Alpha Radiolysis of Carbon Monoxide (1960) (15)
- The Radiochemical Synthesis and Decomposition of Hydrogen Bromide (1936) (15)
- An All-Glass Circulating Pump for Gases1 (1926) (14)
- The coloring and thermophosphorescence produced in transparent minerals and gems by radium radiation. (1923) (14)
- The science of rubber (1934) (13)
- THE CHEMICAL EFFECTS IN IONIZED ORGANIC GASES. (1925) (11)
- On the Nature of the Chemical Action produced by α Particles and the Probable Role Played by Ions (11)
- OZONIZATION AND INTERACTION OF OXYGEN WITH NITROGEN UNDER ALPHA RADIATION (1929) (10)
- Tables of Spherical Bessel Functions. (1947) (10)
- The coloring of the diamond by radium radiation (1923) (10)
- EXCHANGE REACTIONS OF IODINE BY THE METHOD OF RADIOACTIVE INDICATORS (1936) (9)
- CHEMICAL ACTION PRODUCED BY RADIUM EMANATION. I. THE COMBINATION OF HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN.1 (1919) (9)
- Luminescence of Liquids and Solids and its Practical Applications. By Peter Pringsheim and Marcel Vogel (1944) (9)
- RETARDATION OF A RADIOCHEMICAL REACTION BY CHARGE TRANSFER IN A BIMOLECULAR MIXTURE OF GASES (1957) (8)
- The Solids Condensed from Carbon Monoxide by Alpha Particles (1950) (8)
- The Photochemical Polymerization of Acetylene (1930) (8)
- DIRECT SYNTHESIS OF HIGHER FROM LOWER HYDROCARBONS. (1924) (8)
- III. THE CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF SEMI-CORONA DISCHARGE IN GASEOUS HYDROCARBONS1 (1929) (8)
- The Origin of Terrestrial Helium and Its Association with Other Gases. (1925) (7)
- A NEW TYPE OF GASEOUS CATALYSIS. (1925) (7)
- THE CONDENSATION OF HYDROCARBONS BY ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE. VIII. THE CONDENSATION AS A FUNCTION OF TIME AND PRESSURE (1931) (7)
- Techniques of Glass Manipulation in Scientific Research. (1946) (7)
- Studies in the Oxidation of Alpha Ray Cuprene1 (1937) (7)
- CHEMICAL ACTION OF ALPHA PARTICLES FROM RADON ON AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS1 (1937) (6)
- Introduction to symposium on radiation chemistry and photochemistry. (1948) (6)
- V. THE CONDENSATION OF HYDROCARBONS BY ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE. COMPARISON WITH CONDENSATION BY ALPHA RAYS1 (1930) (6)
- THE THEORY OF CHEMICAL ACTION IN ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE. (1928) (6)
- NEW DETERMINATION OF THE ABSOLUTE VALUE OF THE RADIUM: URANIUM RATIO.1 (1920) (6)
- Alpha Radiolysis of CO with and without Xe (1960) (5)
- Adsorption of Radon by Glass. (1935) (5)
- THE CHEMICAL EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE IN GASEOUS HYDROCARBONS. IX: The Condensation of Ethane, Propane, Butane, and Propylene as a Function of Time, and Comparison of Rates of Condensation of Lower Members of the Paraffin, Olefin, and Acetylene Series1 (1937) (5)
- The Electron Microscope. By E. F. Burton and W. H. Kahl. (1943) (5)
- The Photochemical Polymerization of Methylacetylene and Allene (1933) (5)
- SOME CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF THE ORIGIN OF PETROLEUM. (1931) (4)
- THE TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT OF THE SYNTHESIS OF HYDROGEN CHLORIDE BY LIGHT AND BY ALPHA-RADIATION (1930) (4)
- CHEMICAL EFFECTS PRODUCED BY RADON ON THE SYSTEM: HYDROGEN-SULFUR-HYDROGEN SULFIDE1,2 (1932) (4)
- THE PHOTO- AND RADIOCHEMICAL INTERACTION OF HYDROGEN AND CHLORINE (1926) (4)
- CHEMICAL ACTION PRODUCED BY RADON V. REVISION OF THE CHEMICAL EFFECT OF RECOIL ATOMS1 (1924) (4)
- THE VELOCITY OF HYDROLYSIS OF AN INORGANIC SALT, POTASSIUM RUTHENIUM CHLORIDE. (1909) (4)
- CHEMICAL ACTION PRODUCED BY RADON1III. THE DETERMINATION BY A CHEMICAL METHOD OF THE MEAN EFFECTIVE PATH OF ALPHA PARTICLES IN SMALL SPHERES2 (1923) (4)
- Distribution of α-Ray Energy in Radiation Chemistry (1952) (4)
- Notes on the Coloring and Thermoluminescence of Glass produced by Radium Radiation (4)
- PYREX GLASS AS A RADIUM CONTAINER. (1928) (4)
- Effect of Ionizing Radiation on High Polymers (1964) (4)
- The Condensation of Hydrocarbons by Electrical Discharge VII. A Study of the Rates of Condensation for Methane, Ethylene and Acetylene (1931) (3)
- Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology. Edited by Raymond E. Kirk and Donald F. Othmer (1948) (3)
- New Units for the Measurement of Radioactivity (1946) (3)
- THE IONS OF INERT GASES AS CATALYSTS. (1926) (3)
- IV. THE CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE IN BUTANE. FRACTIONATION OF THE LIQUID PRODUCT1 (1929) (3)
- THE IONIZATION OF GASES AS A TYPE OF CHEMICAL ACTIVATION. (1926) (3)
- The Life of a Chemist. Memoirs of Vladimir N. Ipatieff. Edited by Xenia. Jaukoff Endin, Helen Dwight Fisher, and H. H. Fisher. Translated by V. Haensel and Mrs. R. H. Lusher. (1947) (3)
- Chemical Activation by Gaseous Ionization (1939) (3)
- The Polymerization of Deutero-acetylene by Alpha-Rays1 (1935) (3)
- MERCURY AND IONIZED HELIUM. (1925) (2)
- The Temperature Coefficient of the Rate of Combination of Hydrogen and Oxygen under Alpha Radiation. (1933) (2)
- Tables of Spherical Bessel Functions. Vol. II (1948) (2)
- From Galileo to Cosmic Rays (1934) (2)
- Atomic Energy for Military Purposes. By Henry D. Smyth (1945) (2)
- Preparation and Measurement of Isotopic Tracers. By D. Wright Wilson, A.O.C. Nier, and Stanley P. Reimann. (1947) (2)
- α-Particle Ionization and Excitation in Gas Mixtures (1954) (2)
- CONTROL OF THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF LIQUID HYDROCARBONS PRODUCED BY ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE IN ETHANE1 (1928) (2)
- Measurements of Thermophosphorescence of Glass Produced by Radium Radiation1 (1926) (2)
- EXCHANGE BETWEEN SODIUM IODIDE AND ETHYL IODIDE (1936) (2)
- THE CONSTITUTION OF POTASSIUM RUTHENIUM NITROSOCHLORIDE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION. (1903) (2)
- SYNTHESIS OF PHOSGENE BY LIGHT AND BY ALPHA RADIATION (1930) (2)
- CHEMICAL ACTION PRODUCED BY RADIUM EMANATION. II. THE CHEMICAL EFFECT OF RECOIL ATOMS.1 (1919) (2)
- Note on Radiation-induced Exchange of Hydrogen (1958) (2)
- Tables of the Bessel Functions J0(z) and J1(g)I for Complex Arguments (1948) (2)
- Ionisation and gaseous explosions (2)
- The effect of xenon ions in chemical action by alpha particles (1949) (2)
- Radioactivity Applied to Chemistry. Edited by Arthur C.,Wahl and Norman A. Bonner (1951) (2)
- CARE OF RADIUM SALTS (1953) (2)
- THE SYNTHESIS OF AMMONIA BY ALPHA RAYS1 (1928) (2)
- Atomic Energy in War and Peace. (1946) (1)
- THE ATOMIC WEIGHT OF RADIUM EMANATION (NITON). (1916) (1)
- Elementary Physical Chemistry. By Merle Randall and Leona Esther Young. (1943) (1)
- The Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory (1926) (1)
- Nuclear Physics Tables. By J. Mattauck. (1947) (1)
- Treatise on Physical Chemistry. Vol. I, Atomistics and Thermodynamics. By H. S. Taylor and Samuel Glasstone. (1943) (1)
- Phenomena, Atoms and Molecules. By Irving Langmuir. (1951) (1)
- ALKALIMETRIC METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF TUNGSTEN IN STEEL. (1907) (1)
- CHEMISTRY DIVISION QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING JUNE 30, 1951 (1952) (1)
- Tables of Fractional Powers. (1947) (1)
- Introduction to the Symposium: Chemical Activation by Light and by Ionizing Agents. (1930) (1)
- German-English Science Dictionary. By Louis DeVries et al. (1947) (1)
- Discovery of the Elements. By Mary Elvira Weeks. (1939) (1)
- LABORATORY AND PLANT: EXTRACTION AND RECOVERY OF RADIUM, URANIUM AND VANADIUM FROM CARNOTITE2 (1)
- The Combination of Carbon Monoxide and Oxygen under the Influence of Radon. (1932) (1)
- The Polymerization of Heavy Acetylene by Alpha-Rays (1934) (1)
- The Action of Electrical Discharge on Gaseous Hydrocarbons VI. The Effect of High‐Speed Cathode Rays on Paraffin Hydrocarbons (1931) (1)
- Mass-Spectra and Isotopes. By F. W. Aston. (1943) (1)
- Conversion Factors and Tables. By O.T. Zimmerman and Irvin Lavine (1948) (1)
- Psychrometric Tables and Charts. By O. T. Zimmerman and Irvin Lavine (1948) (1)
- RADIOCHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM IN AMMONIA SYNTHESIS (1931) (1)
- Radioactivity and Nuclear Physics. By J. M. Cork. (1947) (1)
- Rheological Memoirs.Edited by Eugene C. Bingham. (1940) (1)
- Practical Methods for the Determination of Radium. I—Interchangeable Electroscope and Its Use. (1915) (1)
- The Next Hundred Years: the Unfinished Business of Science. By C. C. Furnas. (1935) (1)
- Influence of an Antiknock Compound in a Gas-Ion Oxidation1 (1927) (1)
- PHOSPHORESCENCE OF AMERICAN ICELAND SPAR AFTER RADIUM RADIATION. (1924) (1)
- Analytical Methods for Certain Metals Including Cerium, Thorium, Molybdenum, Tungsten, Radium, Uranium, Vanadium, Titanium and Zirconium (1)
- The Spectrum of Radium Emanation (1921) (1)
- Torsion of the gallbladder. (1951) (0)
- Relation between Photo-Chemical and Ionization Reactions. (0)
- Everhart Percy Harding (1933) (0)
- New units for the measurement of radioactivity. (1946) (0)
- Radium--uranium ratio in carnotites. [Radium/uranium ratio] (0)
- Table of Are Sin X. (1946) (0)
- Modern Alchemy. By Dorothy Fisk (1937) (0)
- Uranium and Radium in the Postwar Period (1946) (0)
- REVIEW OF ELECTROCHEMISTRY OF GASES (1952) (0)
- Report of the Committee on the Professional Training of Chemists (1943) (0)
- Structure and Properties of Matter. By Herman T. Briscoe (1935) (0)
- Annual Review of Physical Chemistry. (1951) (0)
- Man's Physical Universe. By Arthur Talbot Bawden. (1943) (0)
- The temperature coefficient of the synthesis of hydrogen bromide by alpha particles (1931) (0)
- THE COLLECTION OF RADIUM EMANATION FOR THERAPEUTIC USE. (1920) (0)
- Preparation and Characteristics of Solid Luminescent Materials. (1949) (0)
- ATYPICAL PHARYNGEAL DIPHTHERIA (1913) (0)
- Frontiers in Chemistry. Vol. 4. Major Instruments of Science and their Applications to Chemistry. (1946) (0)
- Oxidation. A general discussion held by the Faraday Society. (1947) (0)
- LUMINESCENCE AND COLOR EXCITED BY RADIUM IN ZINC BORATE GLASSES WHICH CONTAIN MANGANESE (1937) (0)
- Kinetics of Chemical Change. By C. N. Hinshelwood. (1940) (0)
- Electronic Physics. By L. Grant Hector, Herbert S. Lein, and Clifford E. Scouten. (1943) (0)
- REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF CHEMISTS. (1941) (0)
- Hospital deaths incident to major surgical operations on the aged. (1956) (0)
- The Chemical Background for Engine Research. Vol. II of Frontiers in Chemistry. Edited by R. E. Burk and Oliver Crummitt. (1943) (0)
- Einfuhrung in Die Mathematik Fur Biologen (Michaelis, Leonor) (1931) (0)
- Statistical Mechanics with Applications to Physics and Chemistry (Tolman, Richard C.) (1927) (0)
- Fiftieth Anniversary: Review of Electrochemistry of Gases (1952) (0)
- CHEMISTRY WITHIN THE ATOM. (1940) (0)
- ENERGY TRANSFER FROM CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE RADIATION INDUCED SYNTHESIS OF WATER (1964) (0)
- The Chemist at Work. By Roy I. Grady, John W. Chittum, and Others. (1941) (0)
- The Photochemistry of Gases. By William Albert Noyes, Jr.., and Philip Albert Leighton. (1942) (0)
- Actions of Radiations on Living Cells. By D. E. Lea. (1947) (0)
- Semi-conductors and Metals. By A. H. Wilson. (1939) (0)
- Thomas Jefferson and the Scientific Trends of his Time. By Charles A. Browne (1945) (0)
- Symbols for the Artificially Radioactive Elements (1936) (0)
- An Introduction to Nuclear Physics. By S. Fluegge. (1947) (0)
- NEUTRONS BY ALPHA-PARTICLE BOMBARDMENT OF LIGHT ELEMENTS1 (1937) (0)
- The Chemistry of Large Molecules. Vol. I of Frontiers in Chemistry. Edited by R. E. Burk and Oliver Crummitt. (1943) (0)
- Physical Science. By William Ehret, Editor, and Leslie E. Spock, Jr., Walter A. Schneider, Carel van der Merwe, and Howard E. Wahlert. (1943) (0)
- Torch and Crucible, the Life and Death of Antoine Lavoisier. By Sidney J. French. (1942) (0)
- Practical Methods for the Determination of Radium. II—The Emanation Method. (1915) (0)
- [Foot / cubic foot / ounce] (1943) (0)
- Scientific Instruments. By Herbert J. Cooper. (1947) (0)
- Miscellaneous Notes on Gas Kinetics (0)
- Ions, Electrons and Ionizing Radiations. By J. A. Crowther. (1939) (0)
- Uranium and Atomic Power. By Jack DeMent and H. C. Dake. (1942) (0)
- Numerical Data on Radioactivity. Nuclear Physics. Transmutations. Neutrons. Positrons. By I. Joliot-Curie, B. Grinberg, and R. J. Walen (1937) (0)
- The Svedberg, 1884–1944 (1945) (0)
- About Petroleum. By J. G. Crowther. (1939) (0)
- The Cracking Art in 1939. Edited by Gustav Egloff. (1941) (0)
- Radioactive Standards (1940) (0)
- American Contemporaries James Lewis Howe (1926) (0)
- The Cyclotron. By W. B. Mann. (1940) (0)
- Papers Presented at the Second Conference on the Corrosion of Metals (1944) (0)
- The Stone that Burns. The Story of the American Sulphur Industry. By Williams Haynes. (1942) (0)
- Helium. By W. H. Keesom. (1947) (0)
- New Atoms. Progress and Some Memories. By Otto Hahn. (1951) (0)
- PRIESTLEY MEDAL ADDRESS...: Chemistry at Mid-CenturyThe problems of the future look less unsurmountable when we draw inspiration from the attainments and progress of the past (1952) (0)
- Proceedings of the Sixth Summer Conference on Spectroscopy and its Application. (1939) (0)
- Phosphorescence of American Iceland Spar After Radium Radiation (1924) (0)
- Mercury and Ionized Helium (1925) (0)
- A NEW DEPOSIT OF URANIUM ORE. (1919) (0)
- Radioelements and Isotopes: Chemical Forces and Optical Properties of Substances (Fajans, Kasimir) (1931) (0)
- Rarer Metals. By Jack Dement and H. C. Dake. (1947) (0)
- International Union of Chemistry, Tables and Committee Reports. (1940) (0)
- Pyrex Glass as a Radium Container (1928) (0)
- The Ions of Inert Gases as Catalysts (1926) (0)
- Chemical Action Produced by Alpha Particles: The Combination of Deuterium and Oxygen1 (1935) (0)
- SYMBOLS FOR THE ARTIFICIALLY RADIOACTIVE ELEMENTS. (1936) (0)
- Rutherford. By A. S. Eve. (1940) (0)
- The Mechanism of Contact Catalysis. By R. H. Griffith (1937) (0)
- The Problem of Reducing Vulnerability to Atomic Bombs. By Ainsley J. Coale. (1947) (0)
- Additions and Corrections - The Radioactive Constants as of 1930. Report of the International Radium-Standards Commission (1931) (0)
- The Origin ofO17 (1930) (0)
- The “Particles” of Modern Physics. By J. D. Stranathan (1944) (0)
- Chemical Kinetics and Chain Reactions. By N. Semenoff (1937) (0)
- Living Light. By E. Newton Harvey. (1941) (0)
- THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF CHEMISTS. (1942) (0)
- Experimental Methods in Gas Reactions. By A. Farkas and H. W. Melville. (1939) (0)
- Applied Nuclear Physics. By Ernest C. Pollard and William L. Davidson. (1951) (0)
- International Table of Stable Isotopes (1937) (0)
- Progress of chemistry in the first quarter of the 20th century (1927) (0)
- Abridged Scientific Publications from the Kodak Research Laboratories. Vol. XXVII. (1941) (0)
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