John I. Yellott collection, 1900- (bulk 1950-1986).

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John I. Yellott collection, 1900- (bulk 1950-1986).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/32422724

Includes manuscripts, conference proceedings, technical reports, project files, commercial product files, instructional materials, photographs, drawings, charts and extensive correspondence files reflecting Yellott's ongoing interest and involvement in solar energy research and his professional activities.

75 cu. ft.

Arizona State University Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7341837

Arizona State University Libraries

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Hay, Harold R.

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Yellot, John I.

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John I. Yellot was best known for his work related to solar energy. He was a promoter and scientist who advocated solar buildings, and he developed glass and plastic coatings for solar panels. He taught engineering at the University of Rochester, the Stevens Institute of Technology, and the Illinois Institute of Technology. He was a consultant to the metallurgical laboratory of the Manhattan Project. From 1942-1945, he was director of the Institute of Gas Technology during which time he was invo...

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Yellott Solar Energy Laboratory.

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Yellott, John I.

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John Ingle Yellott was born in Bel Air, Maryland to Dr. John I. and Mildred Walker (Nelson) Yellott on October 25, 1908. He was one of five children, including Kinlock Nelson, Mary Trail (Yellott) Denny McNitt, Fenton Grace (Yellott) Boogher, and Elaine (Yellott) Paine. He was twice married, first to Judith Mitchell Williams in 1934 and second to Barbara (Leslie) Jordan in 1951. Yellott earned his Bachelor's (1931) and Master's (1933) degrees from John Hopkins University...

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