Papers of Robert Burns Woodward, , 1873-1980 1930-1979

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Papers of Robert Burns Woodward, , 1873-1980 1930-1979

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Robert Burns Woodward (1917-1979), American chemist, Harvard professor, and 1965 Nobel Prize winner, is noted most for his work in organic synthesis.

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