Moses Gomberg papers, 1890-1947.

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Moses Gomberg papers, 1890-1947.

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Correspondence, scrapbook of letters upon occasion of his seventieth birthday, 1936, photographs, and diplomas and other citations; contain papers relating to his interest in the preparation of mustard gas, 1918-1919. Correspondents include: Adolf Baeyer, Ira Remsen, and Paul Walden.

50 items and 1 v. and 9 items [outsize].

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University of Michigan. Dept. of Chemistry.

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Gomberg, Moses, 1866-1947

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University of Michigan.

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Remsen, Ira, 1846-1927

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Walden, Paul, 1863-

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Baeyer, Adolf ˜vonœ 1835-1917

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