Myerson, Albert L. (Albert Leon), 1919-2004

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Dr. Albert L. Myerson (1919-2004) was a physical chemist who received his bachelor's degree from Penn State in 1941. He worked on the Manhattan Project (to develop the first atomic bomb) for the U.S. government, intercontinental ballistic missile research for General Electric, and air pollution research for Exxon.

From the description of Albert L. Myerson papers, 1942-circa 1989. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 649699928
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Death 2004-03-31

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