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Noyes (ARTHUR AMOS American chemist)

ARTHUR AMOS, American chemist; born at Newburyport, Mass., 1866. Graduated at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1886; studied at University of Leipsic (Ph. D. 1890), instructor 1890-1894; associate professor 1894- 1899; professor of theoretical chemistry after 1899; director of research laboratory of physical chemistry, 1903-1907; after 1909 acting president. His researches have supplied mo most of our knowledge on the subject of physical Chemical Research," 1895-1901; President American Chemical Society, 1904. His books include: "Course of Instruction in Quantitative Chemical Analysis of Inorganic Substances" (1895); "General Principles of Physical Science" (1902); "Electrical Conductivity of Aqueous Solutions" (1907); "Common Principles of Chemistry" (1916).

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