Addresses at the Exercises and Science Symposium During the Dedication of the New Building of Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, May 6 and 7, 1937 |
Contents
Opening Discourse by Dr Edward R Weidlein | 5 |
Chemical Research by Dr Irving Langmuir | 13 |
The Position of Science in Modern Industry by Dr Harold | 21 |
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