oa The Work of James Lewis Howe

References

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35. Donald McDonald, Platinum Metals Review, 1964, 8, 67–69), the only copy still in existence in 1946 outside the U.S.S.R. was Howe’s own copy in the library of the Washington and Lee University Chemistry Department. This was microfilmed, and photocopies were presented by Johnson, Matthey and Co., Ltd. to the libraries of the British Museum, the Royal Society, the Chemical Society, and the Institute of Metals [Google Scholar]
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