Freeman F. Bentley Papers 1940-2000

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Freeman F. Bentley Papers 1940-2000

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The collection consists of papers covering Freeman Bentley's life, focusing on his scientific career and his research in spectroscopy. The majority of the material in this collection is scientific in nature and includes test results, data sheets, technical reports and articles. Bentley authored many of the technical reports and articles in this collection. His writings and reports are especially important considering Bentley was a pioneer in the field of far infrared spectroscopy. In addition to these materials are information on the types of machinery he used in his lab as well as papers from the numerous conferences he attended and the professional organizations in which he was a member.

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Wright State University, Special Collections and Archives

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Society of Applied Spectroscopy

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Bentley, Freeman F.

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Freeman F. Bentley was a research chemist at Wright Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) for over 30 years. Born on August 15, 1920, in Georgia, Bentley was an Army Veteran of World War II before he attended the University of Georgia, where he received his Bachelor of Science Degree (1947) and Master of Science Degree (1949) in Organic Chemistry. Bentley began working for WPAFB in 1951 as a research chemist in the Air Force Materials Laboratory. Throughout his career at WPAFB, Bentley h...

American chemical society

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Rappaport, George, 1923-1985

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United States. Air Force

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