Revista Ambix

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Volumen 1, Número 1, 1937

Volumen 1, Número 2, 1937

D. J. Lysaght	Hooke’s Theory of Combustion	93-108
Tenney L. Davis y Rokuro Nakaseko	The Tomb of Jofuku or Joshi, the Earliest Alchemist of Historical Record	109-115
F. Sherwood Taylor	The Alchemical Works of Stephanos of Alexandria	116-139
Anonymous	Reviews	140-141

Volumen 1, Número 3, 1938

Douglas McKie	Some Early Work on Combustion, Respiration and Calcination	143-165
A. F. Titley	Paracelsus. A Résumé of Some Controversies	166-183
Gerard Heym	Al-Razi and Alchemy	184-191
J. R. Partington	The Chemistry of Razi	192-196
Gerard Heym	An Alchemical Journal of the Eighteenth Century	197-199
Anonymous	Author Index	201-201
Anonymous	Subject Index	202-202

Volumen 2, Número 1, 1938

Robert Mond	Introduction to the Second Volume	1-2
R. Campbell Thompson	A Survey of the Chemistry of Assyria in the Seventh Century B.C.	3-16
Richard B. Pilcher	Boyle’s Laboratory	17-20
Edmund O. von Lippmann	Some Remarks on Hermes and Hermetica	21-25
Lynn Thorndike	Alchemy During the First Half of the Sixteenth Century	26-38
F. Sherwood Taylor	The Alchemical Works of Stephanos of Alexandria	39-49
Anonymous	Reviews	50-51

Volumen 2, Número 2, 1938

J. R. Partington	Trithemius and Alchemy	53-59
John Read	Alchemy Under James IV of Scotland	60-67
R. J. Forbes	Petroleum and Bitumen in Antiquity	68-92
Joshua C. Gregory	Chemistry and Alchemy in the Natural Philosophy of Sir Francis Bacon, 1561-1626	93-111
Anonymous	Reviews	112-113

Volumen 3, Números 1-2, 1948

Edmund O. von Lippmann	Chemical and Technological References in Plutarch	1-14
C. A. Browne	Rhetorical and Religious Aspects of Greek Alchemy	15-25
Denis Duveen	«Le Livre de la Tres Sainte Trinité»	26-32
T. P. Sherlock	The Chemical Work of Paracelsus	33-63
Anonymous	Review	64-67

Volumen 3, Números 3-4, 1949

H. E. Stapleton, G. L. Lewis y F. Sherwood Taylor	The Sayings of Hermes Quoted in the «Ma Al-Waraqi» of Ibn Umail	69-90
C. H. Josten	Truth’s Golden Harrow: an Unpublished Alchemical Treatise of Robert Fludd in the Bodleian Library	91-150
Anonymous	Reviews	151-152

Volumen 4, Números 1-2, 1949

Volumen 4, Números 3-4, 1951

J. W. Fück	The Arabic Literature on Alchemy according to an-Nadim (A.D. 987)	81-144
Egon Wellesz	Music in the Treatises of Greek Gnostics and Alchemists	145-158
Anonymous	Review	159-159

Volumen 5, Números 1-2, 1953

H. E. Stapleton	The Antiquity of Alchemy	1-43
F. Sherwood Taylor y C. H. Josten	Johannes Banfi Hunyades 1576–1650	44-52
Anonymous	Reviews	53-57

Volumen 5, Números 3-4, 1956

E. J. Holmyard	Obituary: Frank Sherwood Taylor (1897-1956)	57-58
F. Sherwood Taylor	An Alchemical Work of Sir Isaac Newton	59-84
Lynn Thorndike	Some Alchemical Manuscripts at Bologna and Florence	85-110
E. Seaton	Thomas Hariot’s Secret Script	111-114
F. Sherwood Taylor y C. H. Josten	Johannes Banfi Hunyades	115-115
Procopios D. Zacharias	Chymeutike: The Real Hellenic Chemistry	116-128
Anonymous	Reviews	129-130

Volumen 6, Número 1, 1957

H. E. Stapleton	The Gnomon	1-9
D. Geoghegan	A Licence of Henry VI to Practise Alchemy	10-17
W. A. Smeaton	L. B. Guyton De Morveau (1737-1816): A Bibliographical Study	18-34
Martin Levey	Tanning Technology in Ancient Mesopotamia	35-46
Anonymous	Reviews	47-58

Volumen 6, Número 2, 1957

J. Reidy	Thomas Norton and the «Ordinall of Alchimy»	59-85
H. J. Sheppard	Gnosticism and Alchemy	86-101
D. Geoghegan	Some Indications of Newton’s Attitude Towards Alchemy	102-106
Leontine Goldschmidt	The Symbolic Meaning of Fahrenheit’s Temperature Scale	107-108
Anonymous	Reviews	109-111

Volumen 6, Número 3, 1958

F. W. Gibbs	Boerhaave’s Chemical Writings	117-135
Douglas McKie	On Five Hitherto Unrecorded Copies of Jean Rey’s «Essays»	136-139
H. J. Sheppard	Egg Symbolism in Alchemy	140-148
Martin Levey	Research Sources in Ancient Mesopotamian Chemistry	149-154
N. H. de V. Heathcote	Letters to the Editor	155-156
Anonymous	Reviews	157-163
Anonymous	Publications Received	164-164

Volumen 7, Número 1, 1959

Lynn Thorndike	Some Medieval Texts on Colours	1-24
Dorothea Waley Singer	On a 16th Century Cartoon Concerning the Devilish Weapon of Gunpowder: Some Medieval Reactions to Guns and Gunpowder	25-33
Lynn Thorndike	Uncatalogued Texts in Ms. All Souls College 81, Oxford	34-41
H. J. Sheppard	The Redemption Theme and Hellenistic Alchemy	42-46
W. A. Smeaton	F.-J. Bonjour and His Translation of Bergman’s «Disquisitio De Attractionibus Electivis»	47-50
Anonymous	Reviews	51-53

Volumen 7, Número 2, 1959

Ho Ping-Yü y Joseph Needham, F. R. S.	The Laboratory Equipment of the Early Mediæval Chinese Alchemists	58-112
Anonymous	Reviews	116-117

Volumen 7, Número 3, 1959

Ts’ao T’ien-Ch’in, Ho Ping-Yü y Joseph Needham	An Early Mediaeval Chinese Alchemical Text on Aqueous Solutions	121-155
M. Plessner	The «Turba Philosophorum»: a Preliminary Report on Three Cambridge Mss	159-163
Karl Frick	The Rediscovered Original MS. «Hehrenrettung Der Alchymie» of the Tübingen Alchemist Johann Conrad Creiling (1673-1752)	164-167
D. McKie	Reviews	168-171

Volumen 8, Número 1, 1960

D. McKie	Obituary: Eric John Holmyard (1891-1959)	1-5
Lynn Thorndike	De Lapidibus	6-23
F. W. Gibbs	Dr. Johnson’s First Published Work?	24-34
H. J. Sheppard	A Survey of Alchemical and Hermetic Symbolism	35-41
Roy G. Neville	Unrecorded Daltoniana: Two Letters to John Bostock and a Prospectus to the «New System», 1808	42-45
Anonymous	Reviews	46-51

Volumen 8, Número 2, 1960

Lynn Thorndike	Other Texts on Colours	53-70
Allen G. Debus	The Paracelsian Compromise in Elizabethan England	71-97
R. A. Horne	Atomism in Ancient Greece and India	98-110
F. W. Gibbs	Itinerant Lecturers in Natural Philosophy	111-117
Anonymous	Reviews	118

Volumen 8, Número 3, 1960

Walter Pagel	Paracelsus and the Neoplatonic and Gnostic Tradition	125-166
Pearl Kibre	Two Alchemical Miscellanies: Vatican Latin MSS. 4091, 4092	167-176
Anonymous	Reviews	177-181
Anonymous	Publications Received	182-182

Volumen 9, Número 1, 1961

Douglas Mckie	Joseph Priestley and The Copley Medal	1-22
Homer H. Dubs	The Origin of Alchemy	23-36
Douglas Mckie	On Some Pre-Publication Copies of Lavoisier’s «Traité» (1789)	37-46
F. W. Gibbs y W. A. Smeaton	Thomas Beddoes at Oxford	47-49
Anonymous	Reviews	50-52

Volumen 9, Número 2, 1961

W. A. Smeaton	Guyton De Morveau’s Course of Chemistry in the Dijon Academy	53-69
J. Read	William Davidson of Aberdeen The First British Professor of Chemistry	70-101
Muriel West	Notes on the Importance of Alchemy to Modern Science in the Writings of Francis Bacon and Robert Boyle	102-114
Anonymous	Reviews	115-116

Volumen 9, Número 3, 1961

Walter Pagel	The Prime Matter of Paracelsus	117-135
Wallace Kirsop	The Legend of Bernard Palissy	136-154
Mohamed Yahia Haschmi	The Beginning of Arab Alchemy	155-161
Allen G. Debus	Gabriel Plattes and His Chemical Theory of the Formation of the Earth’s Crust	162-165
Mahmoud Manzalaoui	John Dastin and the Pseudo-Aristotelian «Secretum, Secretorum»	166-167
Anonymous	Reviews	168-170

Volumen 10, Número 1, 1962

Walter Pagel	The «Wild Spirit» (Gas) of John Baptist Van Helmont (1579-1644) and Paracelsus	1-13
Roy G. Neville	The «Pratique de Chymie» of Sébastien Matte La Faveur	14-28
Allen G. Debus	Sir Thomas Browne and the Study of Colour Indicators	29-36
Anonymous	Reviews	37-39

Volumen 10, Número 2, 1962

H. E. Stapleton, R. F. Azo, M. Hidayat Husain y G. L. Lewis	Two Alchemical Treatises Attributed to Avicenna	41-82
H. J. Sheppard	The Ouroboros and the Unity of Matter in Alchemy: A Study in Origins	83-96
D. Geoghegan	Gabriel Plattes’ Caveat For Alchymists	97-102
Anonymous	Reviews	103-105

Volumen 10, Número 3, 1962

Allen G. Debus	John Woodall, Paracelsian Surgeon	108-118
Philip Pomper	Lomonosov and the Discovery of the Law of the Conservation of Matter in Chemical Transformations	119-127
Ronald Sterne Wilkinson	New England’s Last Alchemists	128-138
Anonymous	Reviews	139-149
Anonymous	Editorial	??

Volumen 11, Número 1, 1963

C. H. Josten	Robert Fludd’s «Philosophicall Key» and His Alchemical Experiment on Wheat	1-23
P. M. Rattansi	Paracelsus and the Puritan Revolution	24-32
Ronald Sterne Wilkinson	The Alchemical Library of John Winthrop, Jr. (1606–1676) and His Descendants in Colonial America	33-51
Anonymous	Reviews	52-53

Volumen 11, Número 2, 1963

W. A. Smeaton	Guyton De Morveau and Chemical Affinity	55-64
John Warwick Montgomery	Cross, Constellation, and Crucible: Lutheran Astrology and Alchemy in the Age of the Reformation	65-86
Lynn Thorndike	The Pseudo-Galen, «De Plantis» (with Latin text of chapters on stones and those of chemical interest)	87-94
Lynn Thorndike	An Alchemical Manuscript: Klagenfurt, Bischoöfl. Bibl. XXIX.d.24	95-96
Anonymous	Reviews	97-100

Volumen 11, Número 3, 1963

D. McKie	Henry Ernest Stapleton (1878-1962)	101-104
Walter Böhm	John Mayow and His Contemporaries	105-120
Ronald Sterne Wilkinson	George Starkey, Physician and Alchemist	121-152
Allen G. Debus	A Forgotten Chapter in the Introduction of the New Chemistry in Italy	153-157
Anonymous	Reviews	158-160

Volumen 12, Número 1, 1964

P. M. Rattansi	The Helmontian-Galenist Controversy in Restoration England	1-23
Ronald Sterne Wilkinson	The Problem of the Identity of Eirenaeus Philalethes	24-43
Harold J. Abrahams	Priestley Answers the Proponents of Abiogenesis	44-71
Anonymous	Reviews	72-82
Anonymous	Publications Received	82-82

Volumen 12, Números 2-3, 1964

C. H. Josten

A Translation of John Dee’s «Monas Hieroglyphica» (Antwerp, 1564), with an Introduction and Annotations

84-221

Volumen 13, Número 1, 1965

Gareth W. Dunleavy	The Chaucer «Ascription» in Trinity College, Dublin MS. D.2.8	2-21
Marie-Louise von Franz	The Idea of the Macro- and Microcosmos in the Light of Jungian Psychology	22-34
N. A. Figurovski	The Alchemist and Physician Arthur Dee (Artemii Ivanovich Dii): an Episode in the History of Chemistry and Medicine in Russia	35-51
Anonymous	Letters to the Editor	52-54
Anonymous	Reviews	55-60

Volumen 13, Número 2, 1966

Rossell Hope Robbins	Alchemical Texts in Middle English Verse: Corrigenda and Addenda	62-73
E. McDonald	The Collaboration of Bucquet and Lavoisier	74-83
W. A. Smeaton	The Portable Chemical Laboratories of Guyton De Morveau, Cronstedt and Göttling	84-91
Erwin F. Lange	Alchemy and the Sixteenth Century Metallurgists	92-95
C. Webster	Water as the Ultimate Principle of Nature: the Background to Boyle’s «Sceptical Chymist»	96-107
F. W. Gibbs	Letters to the Editor	108-117
Anonymous	Reviews	118-120

Volumen 13, Número 3, 1966

P. M. Rattansi	Alchemy and Natural Magic in Raleigh’s «History of the World»	122-138
Ronald Sterne Wilkinson	The Alchemical Library of John Winthrop, Jr. (1606–1676) and His Descendants in Colonial America	139-186
A. A. A. M. Brinkman	An Unknown Alchemical Drawing Probably by David Teniers II	187-188
Anonymous	Reviews	189-192

Volumen 14, Número 1, 1967

Robert E. Schofield	Joseph Priestley, Natural Philosopher	1-15
C. Webster	English Medical Reformers of the Puritan Revolution: a Background to the «Society of Chymical Physitians»	16-41
Allen G. Debus	Renaissance Chemistry and the Work of Robert Fludd	42-59
Anonymous	Letters to the Editor	60-62
Anonymous	Reviews	63-68
Anonymous	Publications Received	68-68

Volumen 14, Número 2, 1967

J. E. Mcguire	Transmutation and Immutability: Newton’s Doctrine of Physical Qualities	69-95
O. Hannaway	Johann Conrad Barchusen (1666-1723)- Contemporary and Rival of Boerhaave	96-111
David F. Larder	Alexander Crum Brown and his Doctoral Thesis of 1861	112-132
W. H. Brock	The London Chemical Society 1824	133-139
Anonymous	Reviews	140-148

Volumen 14, Número 3, 1967

C. Webster	Henry Power’s Experimental Philosophy	150-178
David M. Knight	Steps Towards a Dynamical Chemistry	179-197
Ian MacPhail	The Mellon Collection of Alchemy and the Occult	198-202
Anonymous	Reviews	203-211

Volumen 15, Número 1, 1968

Allen G. Debus	Mathematics and Nature in the Chemical Texts of the Renaissance	1-28
Arnold Thackray	«Matter in a Nut-Shell»: Newton’s «Opticks» and Eighteenth-Century Chemistry	29-53
Ronald Sterne Wilkinson	The Hartlib Papers and Seventeenth-Century Chemistry. Part I	54-69
Anonymous	Reviews	70-72
Anonymous	Publications Received	72-72

Volumen 15, Número 2, 1968

W. A. Smeaton	Is Water Converted into Air? Guyton de Morveau Acts as Arbiter Between Priestley and Kirwan	73-83
John H. Brooke	Wöhler’s Urea, and its Vital Force? – A Verdict from the Chemists	84-114
Anonymous	Letters to the Editor	115-124
Anonymous	Reviews	125-128

Volumen 15, Número 3, 1968

Wyndham D. Miles	Public Lectures on Chemistry in the United States	131-153
J. E. McGuire	Force, Active Principles, and Newton’s Invisible Realm	154-208
Anonymous	Reviews	209-210
Anonymous	Correction to «Ambix Vol. XV», Part 1	211-211

Volumen 16, Números 1-2, 1969

Satish C. Kapoor	Dumas and Organic Classification	1-65
J. B. Morrell	Practical Chemistry in the University of Edinburgh, 1799-1843	66-80
W. H. Brock	Lockyer and the Chemists: The First Dissociation Hypothesis	81-99
Walter Pagel	Chemistry at the Cross-Roads: The Ideas of Joachim Jungius	100-108
Anonymous	Reviews	109-111

Volumen 16, Número 3, 1969

M. Plessner	Geber and Jabir ibn Hayyan: an Authentic Sixteenth-Century Quotation from Jabir	113-118
Walter Pagel y Marianne Winder	The Eightness of Adam and Related «Gnostic» Ideas in the Paracelsian Corpus	119-139
C. E. Perrin	Prelude to Lavoisier’s Theory of Calcination: Some Observations on «Mercurius Calcinatus Per Se»	140-151
D. C. Goodman	Problems in Crystallography in the Early Nineteenth Century	152-166
Gerard Heym	Michael Scot	167-172
P. M. Rattansi	Review	173-175

Volumen 17, Número 1, 1970

Lee Stavenhagen	The Original Text of the Latin «Morienus»	1-12
William R. Shea	Galileo’s Atomic Hypothesis	13-27
A. M. Duncan	The Functions of Affinity Tables and Lavoisier’s List of Elements	28-42
E. L. Scott	The «Macbridean Doctrine» of Air: An Eighteenth-Century Explanation of Some Biochemical Processes, Including Photosynthesis	43-57
Anonymous	Reviews	58-66
Anonymous	Short Notices of Books	66-66
Anonymous	Publications Received	68-68

Volumen 17, Número 2, 1970

H. J. Sheppard	Alchemy: Origin or Origins?	69-84
Ronald Sterne Wilkinson	The Hartlib Papers and Seventeenth-Century Chemistry. Part II	85-110
Trevor H. Levere	Affinity or Structure: an Early Problem in Organic Chemistry	111-126
Anonymous	Reviews	127-135
Anonymous	Short Notices of Books	135-136
Anonymous	Publications Received	136-136

Volumen 17, Número 3, 1970

Felix Klein-Franke	The Knowledge of Aristotle’s Lapidary during the Latin Middle Ages	137-142
Wyndham D. Miles	William James Macneven and Early Laboratory Instruction in the United States	143-152
Jonathan Bentley	The Chemical Department of The Royal School of Mines. Its Origins and Development Under A. W. Hofmann	153-181
Seymour H. Mauskopf	Haüy’s Model of Chemical Equivalence: Daltonian Doubts Exhumed	182-191
Ronald Sterne Wilkinson	Reviews	192-200

Volumen 18, Número 1, 1971

Betty Jo Dobbs	Studies in the Natural Philosophy of Sir Kenelm Digby	1-25
David F. Larder	A Dialectical Consideration of Butlerov’s Theory of Chemical Structure	26-48
Alex G. Keller	The Scientific and Technological Sages of Ancient China	49-55
Anonymous	Reviews	56-68

Volumen 18, Número 2, 1971

N. G. Coley	Animal Chemists and Urinary Stone	69-93
Martin Fichman	French Stahlism and Chemical Studies of Air, 1750-1770	94-122
W. V. Farrar	Some Early Ventures in the Fixation of Atmospheric Nitrogen	123-138
Anonymous	Reviews	139-146
Anonymous	Books Received	147-148

Volumen 18, Número 3, 1971

Nina Rattner Gelbart	The Intellectual Development of Walter Charleton	149-168
Allen G. Debus	The History of Chemistry and the History of Science	169-177
N. H. Clulee	John Dee’s Mathematics and the Grading of Compound Qualities	178-211
W. A. Smeaton	E. F. Geoffroy was not a Newtonian Chemist	212-214
H. J. Sheppard	Reviews	215-223

Volumen 19, Número 1, 1972

J. B. Morrell	The Chemist Breeders: The Research Schools of Liebig and Thomas Thomson	1-46
W. H. Brock	Text: Liebig’s Laboratory Accounts	47-58
Robert Dickinson	Letter To Editor Josef Hawliczek	59-59
Seymour H. Mauskopf	Reviews	60-67

Volumen 19, Número 2, 1972

Lu Gwei-Djen, Joseph Needham y Dorothy Needham	The Coming of Ardent Water	69-112
Susan Court	The «Annales de chimie», 1789-1815	113-128
George B. Kauffman	The Stereochemistry of Trivalent Nitrogen Compounds: Alfred Werner and the Controversy over the Structure of Oximes	129-144
Allen G. Debus	Some Comments on the Contemporary Helmontian Renaissance	145-150
Walter Pagel	Reviews	151-155

Volumen 19, Número 3, 1972

Rosaleen Love	Some Sources of Herman Boerhaave’s Concept of Fire	157-174
John H. Wolfenden	The Anomaly of Strong Electrolytes	175-196
Jonathan Bentley	Hofmann’s Return to Germany from the Royal College of Chemistry	197-203
Ronald S. Wilkinson	Further Thoughts on the Identity of «Eirenaeus Philalethes»	204-208
Martin Plessner	The History of Arabic Literature	209-215
Anonymous	Gerard Heym, 1888-1972	216-217
Anonymous	Reviews	218-227
Anonymous	Short Notices of Books	227-227
Anonymous	Books Received	228-228

Volumen 20, Número 1, 1973

P. M. Heimann	«Nature is a Perpetual Worker»: Newton’s Aether and Eighteenth-Century Natural Philosophy	1-25
Felix Klein-Franke	The Geomancy of Ahmad B. ‘Ali Zunbul: a Study of the Arabic «Corpus Hermeticum»	26-35
David Oldroyd	An Examination of G. E. Stahl’s «Philosophical Principles of Universal Chemistry»	36-52
George B. Kauffman	Alfred Werner’s Theory of Acids, Bases, and Hydrolysis	53-66
Anonymous	Reviews	67-74
Anonymous	Short Notices of Books	74-74
Anonymous	Books Received	75-75

Volumen 20, Número 2, 1973

Robert M. Schuler	William Blomfild, Elizabethan Alchemist	75-87
H. E. Le Grand	A Note on Fixed Air: The Universal Acid	88-94
C. E. Perrin	Lavoisier’s Table of the Elements: a Reappraisal	95-105
N. W. Fisher	Organic Classification Before Kekulé	106-131
Anonymous	Reviews	132-140
Anonymous	Short Notices of Books	140-141
Anonymous	Books Received	142-142

Volumen 20, Número 3, 1973

Betty Jo Dobbs	Studies in the Natural Philosophy of Sir Kenelm Digby. Part II. Digby and Alchemy	143-163
Chiara Crisciani	The Conception of Alchemy as Expressed in the «Pretiosa Margarita Novella» of Petrus Bonus of Ferrara	165-181
W. V. Farrar, Kathleen R. Farrar y E. L. Scott	The Henrys of Manchester. Part I: Thomas Henry (1734-1816)	183-208
N. W. Fisher	Organic Classification Before Kekulé: Part II	209-233
Ronald Sterne Wilkinson	Some Bibliographical Puzzles Concerning George Starkey	235-244
Karin Figala	Letter to the Editor Project For Cataloguing Alchemical Manuscripts In German-Speaking Areas	245-246
H. M. E. Dejong	Reviews	246-250

Volumen 21, Número 1, 1974

Betty Jo Dobbs	Studies in the Natural Philosophy of Sir Kenelm Digby. Part III. Digby’s Experimental Alchemy – «The Book of Secrets»	1-28
N. W. Fisher	Kekulé and Organic Classification	29-52
Thaddeus J. Trenn	The Justification of Transmutation: Speculations of Ramsay and Experiments of Rutherford	53-77
David M. Knight	Chemistry in Palaeontology: The Work of James Parkinson (1755-1824)	78-85
Anonymous	Reviews	86-89
Anonymous	Short Notices of Books	89-90
Anonymous	Books Received	91-91

Volumen 21, Números 2-3, 1974

Walter Pagel y Marianne Winder	The Higher Elements and Prime Matter in Renaissance Naturalism and in Paracelsus	93-127
D. R. Oldroyd	Some Neo-Platonic and Stoic Influences on Mineralogy in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries	128-156
D. R. Oldroyd y D. R. Oldroyd	Mechanical Mineralogy	157-178
W. V. Farrar, Kathleen R. Farrar y E. L. Scott	The Henrys of Manchester: Part 2. Thomas Henry’s Sons: Thomas, Peter and William	179-207
W. V. Farrar, Kathleen R. Farrar y E. L. Scott	The Henrys of Manchester: Part 3. William Henry and John Dalton	208-246

Volumen 22, Número 1, 1975

Henry M. Leicester	Lomonosov’s Views on Combustion and Phlogiston	1-9
Luther H. Martin, Jr.	A History of the Psychological Interpretation of Alchemy	10-20
Geoffrey Bowles	John Harris and the Powers of Matter	21-38
Juke Z. Fullmer	Davy’s Priority in the Iodine Dispute: Further Documentary Evidence	39-51
Robert E. Kohler	Lavoisier’s Rediscovery of the Air from Mercury Calx: a Reinterpretation	52-57
H. E. Le Grand	The «Conversion» of C.-L. Berthollet to Lavoisier’s Chemistry	58-70
Anonymous	Essay Review: «Chinese Science. Explorations of an Ancient Tradition». Ed. by Shigeru Nakayama and Nathan Sivin. Pp. xxxvii + 334. Cambridge, Mass & London: M.I.T. Press. 1973	71-73
Anonymous	Reviews	74-79
Anonymous	Short Notices of Books	79-80
Anonymous	Books Received	80-80

Volumen 22, Número 2, 1975

Graham Rees	Francis Bacon’s Semi-Paracelsian Cosmology	81-101
C. R. Hill	The Iconography of the Laboratory	102-110
Lynn Veach Sadler	Alchemy and Greene’s «Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay»	111-124
A. R. Williams	The Production of Saltpetre in the Middle Ages	125-133
Wolf Dieter Müller-Jahncke	The Attitude of Agrippa von Nettesheim (1486-1535) Towards Alchemy	134-150
W. V. Farrar	Examination of some compounds isolated from madder, 1845-1855	151-153
Michael McVaugh	The «Venable Collection» in the History of Chemistry at the University of North Carolina	154-155
Anonymous	Reviews	156-158
Anonymous	Short Notices	159-159
Anonymous	Books Received	160-160

Volumen 22, Número 3, 1975

Graham Rees	Francis Bacon’s Semi-Paracelsian Cosmology and the Great Instauration	161-173
Richard S. Westfall	Isaac Newton’s «Index Chemicus»	174-185
W. V. Farrar, Kathleen R. Farrar y E. L. Scott	The Henrys of Manchester. Part 4: William Henry: Hydrocarbons and the Gas Industry: Minor Chemical Papers	186-204
Peter Collins	Humphry Davy and Heterogeneous Catalysis	205-217
Robert P. Multhauf	Aurifiction, Aurifaction and Macrobiotics	218-220
H. J. Sheppard	Reviews	221-222

Volumen 23, Número 1, 1976

Henry Guerlac	The Chemical Revolution: a Word from Monsieur Fourcroy	1-4
D. M. Knight	The Vital Flame	5-15
M. A. Sutton	Spectroscopy and the Chemists: a Neglected Opportunity?	16-26
W. V. Farrar, Kathleen R. Farrar y E. L. Scott	The Henrys of Manchester: Part 5: William Henry: Contagion and Cholera; The Textbook	27-52
Edmund Brehm	Roger Bacon’s Place in the History of Alchemy	53-58
N. G. Coley	Reviews	59-60

Volumen 23, Número 2, 1976

Jost Weyer	The Image of Alchemy in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Histories of Chemistry	65-79
Robert Ward	What Forced by Fire: Concerning Some Influences of Chemical Thought and Practice Upon English Poetry	80-95
Peter Collins	Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner and Heterogeneous Catalysis	96-115
Michael T. Walton	John Dee’s «Monas Hieroglyphica»: Geometrical Cabala	116-123
Allen G. Debus	Reviews	124-127

Volumen 23, Número 3, 1976

S. Mahdihassan	Early Terms for Elixir Hitherto Unrecognized in Greek Alchemy	129-133
J. E. Bolzan	Chemical Combination According to Aristotle	134-144
Owen Hannaway	The German Model of Chemical Education in America: Ira Remsen at Johns Hopkins (1876-1913)	145-164
Sheldon J. Kopperl	T. W. Richards’ Role in American Graduate Education in Chemistry	165-174
John W. Servos	The Knowledge Corporation: A. A. Noyes and Chemistry at Cal-Tech, 1915-1930	175-186
V. A. Golovnya, T. N. Leonova, Wayne Craig y George B. Kauffman	Il’ya Il’ich Chernyaev (1893–1966): Some Recollections of his Work and Personality	187-198
E. R. Ward	Letter to the Editor Industrial Mixed Acid Nitration	199-200
Trevor I. Williams	Reviews	201-206

Volumen 24, Número 1, 1977

W. V. Farrar, Kathleen R. Farrar y E. L. Scott	The Henrys of Manchester. Part 6. William Charles Henry: The Magnesia Factory	1-26
Graham Rees	The Fate of Bacon’s Cosmology in the Seventeenth Century	27-38
Stanton J. Linden	Jonson and Sendivogius: Some New Light on «Mercury Vindicated» from the Alchemists at Court	39-54
Thomas W. Hayes	Alchemical Imagery in John Donne’s «A Nocturnall Upon S. Lucies Day»	55-62
Harris L. Coulter	Letters to the Reviews Editor	63-68

Volumen 24, Número 2, 1977

Lynn Veach Sadler	Relations Between Alchemy and Poetics in the Renaissance and Seventeenth Century, with Special Glances at Donne and Milton	69-76
S. Foster Damon	De Brahm: Alchemist	77-88
Mel Gorman	A Survey of the Chemical Translations of John Fryer in Nineteenth-Century China	89-95
John H. Appleby	Arthur Dee and Johannes Bánfi Hunyades: Further Information on their Alchemical and Professional Activities	96-109
Graham Rees	Matter Theory: a Unifying Factor in Bacon’s Natural Philosophy?	110-125
H. J. Sheppard	Reviews	126-132

Volumen 24, Número 3, 1977

S. Mahdihassan	Elixirs of Mineral Orgin in Greek Alchemy	133-142
W. A. Campbell	The Chemical Library of Thomas Britton (1654-1714)	143-148
W. A. Smeaton	Berthollet’s «Essai de Statique Chimique» and its Translations: a Bibliographical Note and a Daltonian Doubt	149-158
Otto Sonntag	Religion and Science in the Thought of Liebig	159-169
George Gomori	New Information on Janos Banfihunyadi’s Life	170-174
Anonymous	Reviews	175-184
Anonymous	Short Notices of Books	184-186
Anonymous	Index	186-188

Volumen 25, Número 1, 1978

John G. McEvoy	Joseph Priestley, «Aerial Philosopher»: Metaphysics and Methodology In Priestley’s Chemical Thought, From 1762 to 1781. Part 1	1-55
Z. E. Gel’man	Bernhard Tollens and His Influence on Research into Carbohydrates in Russia	56-62
P. M. Rattansi	Reviews	63-68

Volumen 25, Número 2, 1978

William H. Huffman y Robert A. Seelinger	Robert Fludd’s «Declaratio Brevis» To James I	69-92
John G. McEvoy	Joseph Priestley, «Aerial Philosopher»: Metaphysics and Methodology in Priestley’s Chemical Thought, From 1772 To 1781. Part II	93-116
Theron Cole	Dalton, Mixed Gases, and the Origin of the Chemical Atomic Theory	117-130
William M. Sudduth	Eighteenth-Century Identifications of Electricity with Phlogiston	131-147
A. G. Keller	Reviews	148-152

Volumen 25, Número 3, 1978

John G. McEvoy	Joseph Priestley, «Aerial Philosopher»: Metaphysics and Methodology in Priestley’s Chemical Thought, from 1772 to 1781. Part III	153-175
Arthur Donovan	James Hutton, Joseph Black and the Chemical Theory of Heat	176-190
George B. Kauffman y Paul M. Priebe	The Discovery of Saccharin: a Centennial Retrospect	191-207
Peta Dewar Buchanan, J. F. Gibson y Marie Boas Hall	Experimental History of Science: Boyle’s Colour Changes	208-210
W. A. Smeaton	Berthollet’s «Essai de Statique Chimique»: a Supplementary Note	211-212
Vladimír Karpenko	Reviews	213-222

Volumen 26, Número 1, 1979

John H. Appleby	Some of Arthur Dee’s Associations Before Visiting Russia Clarified, Including Two Letters from Sir Theodore Mayerne	1-15
John G. Mcevoy	Joseph Priestley, «Aerial Philosopher»: Metaphysics and Methodology in Priestley’s Chemical Thought, from 1772 to 1781. Part IV	16-38
Susan Court y W. A. Smeaton	Fourcroy and the «Journal de la Société des pharmaciens de Paris»	39-55
Allan Pritchard	Thomas Charnock’s Book Dedicated to Queen Elizabeth	56-73
Kathleen R. Farrar	Reviews	74-80

Volumen 26, Número 2, 1979

François Secret	Palingenesis, Alchemy and Metempsychosis in Renaissance Medicine	81-92
Harold J. Abrahams	A Thirteenth-Century Portuguese Work on Manuscript Illumination (» Libro De Como Se Facem as Cores»)	93-99
Philip A. W. Dean y Melvyn C. Usselman	The `Synthetic’ Palladium of Richard Chenevix: A Verdict on the Chemist and the Chemistry	100-115
H. A. M. Snelders	The Amsterdam Experiment on the Analysis and Synthesis of Water (1789)	116-133
Thaddeus J. Trenn	Rutherford’s «Radio-Activity and Alpha Ray Research»: The Case of a Misdated Letter	134-136
C. E. Perrin	Reviews	137-144

Volumen 26, Número 3, 1979

B. L. T. Dobbs	Newton’s Copy of «Secrets Reveal’d» and the Regimens of the Work	145-169
Carolyn Merchant	The Vitalism of Francis Mercury Van Helmont: Its Influence on Leibniz	170-183
Alice Stroup	Wilhelm Homberg and the Search for the Constituents of Plants at the 17th-Century Academie Royale des Sciences	184-201
Graham Rees	Francis Bacon on Verticity and the Bowels of the Earth	202-211
Noel L. Brann	George Ripley and the Abbot Trithemius: an Inquiry into Contrasting Medical Attitudes	212-220
Leslie B. Hunt	The Figuiers of Montpellier	221-223
H. J. Sheppard	Reviews	224-230

Volumen 27, Número 1, 1980

Reinhard Löw	The Progress of Organic Chemistry during the Period of German Romantic Naturphilosophie (1795-1825)	1-10
Michael T. Walton	Boyle and Newton on the Transmutation of Water and Air, from the Root of Helmont’s Tree	11-18
Ramón Gago y Juan L. Carrillo	A Bibliographical Study of the Reception of Lavoisier’s Work in Spain. Addenda to «A Bibliography» By Duveen and Klickstein	19-25
William M. Sudduth	The Voltaic Pile and Electro-Chemical Theory in 1800	26-35
Arlene Miller Guinsburg	Henry More, Thomas Vaughan and the Late Renaissance Magical Tradition	36-58
W. H. Brock	Reviews	59-68

Volumen 27, Número 2, 1980

Anthony R. Butler y Joseph Needham	An Experimental Comparison of the East Asian, Hellenistic, and Indian (Gandharan) Stills in Relation to the Distillation of Ethanol and Acetic Acid	69-76
V. Karpenko	The Discovery of Supposed New Elements: Two Centuries of Errors	77-102
Robert K. DeKosky	George Gabriel Stokes, Arthur Smithells and the Origin of Spectra in Flames	103-123
Allen G. Debus	Thomas Sherley’s «Philosophical Essay» (1672): Helmontian Mechanism as the Basis of a New Philosophy	124-135
Robert H. Goldsmith	Origins of the So-Called Dewar Benzene Formula	136-141
Crosbie Smith	Reviews	142-146

Volumen 27, Número 3, 1980

Mario A. Morselli	The Manuscript of Avogadro’s «Essai d’une Maniere de Déterminer Les Masses Relatives des Molécules Élémentaires»	147-172
Donovan Chilton y Noel G. Coley	The Laboratories of the Royal Institution in the Nineteenth Century	173-203
William Eamon	New Light on Robert Boyle and the Discovery of Colour Indicators	204-209
Anonymous	Reviews	210-214

Volumen 28, Número 1, 1981

Janis Langins	The Decline of Chemistry at the École Polytechnique (1794-1805)	1-19
B. I. Kronberg, L. L. Coatsworth y M. C. Usselman	The Artifact as Historical Document. Part 2: The Palladium and Rhodium of W. H. Wollaston	20-35
Allen G. Debus	The Paracelsians in Eighteenth Century France: A Renaissance Tradition in the Age of the Enlightenment	36-54
H. J. Sheppard	Reviews	55-60

Volumen 28, Número 2, 1981

Trevor H. Levere	Dr. Thomas Beddoes at Oxford: Radical Politics in 1788-1793 and the Fate of the Regius Chair in Chemistry	61-69
M. Christine King	Experiments with Time: Progress and Problems in the Development of Chemical Kinetics	70-82
A. M. Duncan	Styles of Language and Modes of Chemical Thought	83-107
W. H. Brock	Reviews	108-120

Volumen 28, Número 3, 1981

Richard F. Hirsh	A Conflict of Principles: The Discovery of Argon and the Debate over Its Existence	121-130
Frank A. J. L. James	The Letters of William Crookes to Charles Hanson Greville Williams 1861-2: The Detection and Isolation of Thallium	131-157
Maurice Crosland	The Library of Gay-Lussac	158-170
William H. Brock, K. A. Jensen, Christian Klixbüll Jòrgensen y George B. Kauffman	The Origin and Dissemination of the Term «Ligand» in Chemistry	171-183
J. A. Chaldecott	Wedgwood’s Ceramic Wares for Chemical Use Production and Supply from 1779 to 1794	184-205
Richard C. Jennings	Lavoisier’s Views on Phlogiston and the Matter of Fire before about 1770	206-209
H. J. Sheppard	Reviews	210-217

Volumen 29, Número 1, 1982

Elizabeth B. Welles	The Unpublished Alchemical Sonnets of Felice Feliciano: an Episode in Science and Humanism in 15th Century Italy	1-16
Mikulás Teich	Circulation, Transformation, Conservation of Matter and the Balancing of the Biological World in the Eighteenth Century	17-28
Robert Siegfried	Lavoisier’s Table of Simple Substances: Its Origin and Interpretation	29-48
M. Christine King	Experiments with Time: Progress and Problems in the Development of Chemical Kinetics. Part 2	49-61
B. J. T. Dobbs	Essay Review: «Never at Best. A Biography of Isaac Newton». By Richard S. Westfall. Pp. xviii + 908, with many illustrations. Cambridge, London, New York, etc.: Cambridge University Press. 1981. \pounds 25. ISBN 0-521-23143-4	62-68

Volumen 29, Número 2, 1982

Paul Plass	A Greek Alchemical Formula	69-73
Sami K. Hamarneh	Arabic-Islamic Alchemy — Three Intertwined Stages	74-87
Homer E. Le Grand	Chemistry in a Provincial Context: The Montpellier Société Royale des Sciences in the Eighteenth Century	88-105
Jerry B. Gough	Some Early References to Revolutions in Chemistry	106-109
Francesco Trevisani	Reviews	110-124

Volumen 29, Número 3, 1982

William Newman	Thomas Vaughan as an Interpreter of Agrippa Von Nettesheim	125-140
C. E. Perrin	A Reluctant Catalyst: Joseph Black and the Edinburgh Reception of Lavoisier’s Chemistry	141-176
Raphael Patai	Maria the Jewess – Founding Mother of Alchemy	177-197
B. J. T. Dobbs	Newton’s «Clavis»: New Evidence on Its Dating and Significance	198-202
C. Webster	Reviews	203-206
Anonymous	European Museums of the History of Chemistry	207-207

Volumen 30, Número 1, 1983

Alan J. Rocke	Subatomic Speculations and the Origin of Structure Theory	1-18
Jan V. Golinski	Peter Shaw: Chemistry and Communication in Augustan England	19-29
Frank A. J. L. James	The Establishment of Spectro-Chemical Analysis as a Practical Method of Qualitative Analysis, 1854-1861	30-53
Marianne Winder	Reviews	54-64

Volumen 30, Número 2, 1983

George B. Kauffman	The Mystery of Stephen H. Emmens: Successful Alchemist or Ingenious Swindler?	65-88
J. B. Gough	Lavoisier’s Memoirs on the Nature of Water and their Place in the Chemical Revolution	89-106
Mel Gorman	Sir William B. O’Shaughnessy, Pioneer Chemical Educator in India	107-116
Michael A. Sutton	Editorial Announcement	116-116
N. G. Coley	Reviews	117-120

Volumen 30, Número 3, 1983

Christoph Meinel	Theory or Practice? The Eighteenth-Century Debate on the Scientific Status of Chemistry	121-132
John H. Wotiz y Susanna Rudofsky	Kekulé or Kekule?	133-136
Frank A. J. L. James	The Study of Spark Spectra 1835-1859	137-162
Anonymous	The Dexter Awards	162-162
Walter Pagel	Reviews	163-168

Volumen 31, Número 1, 1984

C. E. Perrin	J. B. Van Mons’ «Essai sur les principes de la chimie antiphlogistique»: a Mystery Solved	1-5
Ilana Zinguer	Alchemy, «locus» of Renewal for Writing in the «Moyen de Parvenir of Béroalde de Verville (1610)	6-15
M. Christine King	The Course of Chemical Change: the Life and Times of Augustus G. Vernon Harcourt (1834-1919)	16-31
Noel G. Coley	The Preparation and Uses of Artificial Mineral Waters (ca. 1680-1825)	32-48
Anonymous	The Partington Prize	48-48
Allen G. Debus	Reviews	49-56

Volumen 31, Número 2, 1984

Leslie B. Hunt y Peta D. Buchanan	Richard Knight (1768-1844): a Forgotten Chemist and Apparatus Designer	57-67
Edward Ward	The Death of Charles Blachford Mansfield (1819-1855)	68-69
Dominik Wujastyk	An Alchemical Ghost: The «Rasaratnâkara» by Nâgârjuna	70-83
Harold J. Abrahams	Al-Jawbari on False Alchemists	84-88
Anonymous	The Society for The History of Alchemy and Chemistry: Winter Meeting	88-89
W. H. Brock	Reviews	90-96

Volumen 31, Número 3, 1984

Richard S. Westfall	Alchemy in Newton’s Library	97-101
Stanton J. Linden	Alchemy and Eschatology in Seventeenth-Century Poetry	102-124
Rainer E. Zimmermann	The Structure of Mythos: on The Cultural Stability of Alchemy	125-137
Anonymous	Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica	137-137
G. C. Rees	Reviews	138-144

Volumen 32, Número 1, 1985

Allen G. Debus	The Significance of Chemical History	1-14
S. B. Sinclair	Crookes and Radioactivity: from Inorganic Evolution to Atomic Transmutation	15-31
H. J. Sheppard	Chinese and Western Alchemy: The Link Through Definition	32-37
A. J. Rocke	Agricola, Paracelsus, and «Chymia»	38-45
Anonymous	300 Years of Chemistry at Louvain – 1685-1985	45-45
Robert Ward	Reviews	46-52

Volumen 32, Número 2, 1985

Frank A. J. L. James	The Discovery of Line Spectra	53-70
James W. Llana	A Contribution of Natural History to the Chemical Revolution in France	71-91
Anonymous	The Partington Prize	91-91
H. J. Sheppard	Reviews	92-96

Volumen 32, Número 3, 1985

A. J. A. De Gouveia	Vicente De Seabra and the Chemical Revolution in Portugal	97-109
Bruce T. Moran	Privilege, Communication, and Chemiatry: the Hermetic–Alchemical Circle of Moritz of Hessen-Kassel	110-126
Noel L. Brann	Alchemy and Melancholy in Medieval and Renaissance Thought: a Query into the Mystical Basis of their Relationship	127-148
Anonymous	The Dexter Prize	148-148

Volumen 33, Número 1, 1986

T. M. Luhrmann	An Interpretation of the «Fama Fraternitatis» with Respect to Dee’s «Monas Hieroglyphica»	1-10
D. I. Davies, D. C. Lyon y R. J. Spring	Charles Loudon Bloxam – a Victorian University and Military Academy Chemistry Teacher	11-32
W. H. Brock	The British Association Committee on Chemical Symbols 1834: Edward Turner’s Letter to British Chemists and a Reply by William Prout	33-42
Anonymous	Announcements	42-42
W. H. Brock	Reviews	43-52

Volumen 33, Números 2-3, 1986

Urszula Szulakowska	The Tree of Aristotle: Images of the Philosophers’ Stone and Their Transference in Alchemy From the Fifteenth to the Twentieth Century	53-77
Wilfred R. Theissen	John Dastin’s Letter on the Philosophers’ Stone	78-87
Sally Newcomb	Laboratory Evidence of Silica Solution Supporting Wernerian Theory	88-93
David Knight	Accomplishment or Dogma: Chemistry in the Introductory Works of Jane Marcet and Samuel Parkes	94-98
Gwen Averley	The «Social Chemists»: English Chemical Societies in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Century	99-128
Claus Priesner	«Spiritus Aethereus» – Formation of Ether and Theories on Etherification From Valerius Cordus to Alexander Williamson	129-152
Anonymous	Announcements	152-152
John Shorter	Reviews	153-160

Volumen 34, Número 1, 1987

W. A. Smeaton	The Society’s First Fifty Years: Part I – «Ambix»	1-4
W. Lewicki	Announcement	4-4
Jackson P. Hershbell	Democritus and the Beginnings of Greek Alchemy	5-20
Lawrence Principe	«Chemical Translation» and the Role of Impurities in Alchemy: Examples from Basil Valentine’s «Triumph-Wagen»	21-30
John H. Appleby	Moses Stringer (fl. 1695-1713): Iatrochemist and Mineral Master General	31-45
Michael Stanley	Reviews	45-56

Volumen 34, Número 2, 1987

W. A. Smeaton	The Society’s First Fifty Years: Part II – Members and Meetings	57-61
Jane P. Davidson	«I am the Poison Dripping Dragon»: Iguanas and Their Symbolism in the Alchemical and Occult Paintings of David Teniers the Younger	62-80
Ludmila Sliwinska y Burtron H. Davis	The Gurvitsch Rule: an Example of a Rule Misnamed?	81-88
S. B. Sinclair	J. J. Thomson and the Chemical Atom: From Ether Vortex to Atomic Decay	89-116
Anonymous	The Dexter Award	116-116
Michael Stanley	Reviews	117-120

Volumen 34, Número 3, 1987

A. V. Simcock	Alchemy and the World of Science: an Intellectual Biography of Frank Sherwood Taylor	121-139
W. A. Smeaton	Two Books are Added to Guyton De Morveau’s Library: a Study of Personal and Academic Communications in 1785	140-146
John Hedley Brooke	Methods and Methodology in the Development of Organic Chemistry	147-155
A. J. Rocke	Kolbe Versus the «Transcendental Chemists»: the Emergence of Classical Organic Chemistry	156-168
C. A. Russell	The Changing Role of Synthesis in Organic Chemistry	169-180
Anonymous	Announcements	180-180
Hans-Georg Schneider	Reviews	181-184

Volumen 35, Número 1, 1988

C. Anne Wilson	Jabirian Numbers, Pythagorean Numbers and Plato’s «Timaeus»	1-13
Raphael Patai	Raymund De Tarrega-Marrano, Heretic, Alchemist	14-30
Susanna F. Rudofsky y John H. Wotiz	Psychologists and the Dream Accounts of August Kekulé	31-38
S. Nunziante Cesaro y E. Torracca	Early Applications of Infra-Red Spectroscopy to Chemistry	39-47
Graham Hollister-Short	Reviews	47-52

Volumen 35, Número 2, 1988

Roy M. MacLeod	Gold From the Sea: Archibald Liversidge, F.R.S., and the «Chemical Prospectors»; 1870-1970	53-64
V. Karpenko	Coins and Medals Made of Alchemical Metal	65-76
Ulrike Thomas	Philipp Lorenz Geiger and Justus Liebig	77-90
S. B. Sinclair	J. J. Thomson and Radioactivity: Part I	91-104
Anonymous	The Partington Prize	105-105

Volumen 35, Número 3, 1988

S. B. Sinclair	J. J. Thomson and radioactivity: Part II	113-126
Urszula Szulakowska	Thirteenth Century Material Pantheism in the Pseudo-Lullian `S’-Circle of the Powers of the Soul	127-154
Noel G. Coley	Medical Chemistry at Guy’s Hospital (1770-1850)	155-168
Anonymous	Announcements	168-168
Henriette Donner	Essay Review: «Erinnerungen eines deutschen Naturforschers». By Johannes Stark, with an introduction by Andreas Kleinert. Pp. x + 153. Bionomica-Verlag: Mannheim, 1997. DM 20. ISBN 3-88208-060-0	169-176

Volumen 36, Número 1, 1989

W. A. Smeaton	Monsieur and Madame Lavoisier in 1789: The Chemical Revolution and the French Revolution	1-4
C. E. Perrin	The Lavoisier-Bucquet Collaboration: a Conjecture	5-13
Hans-Georg Schneider	The «Fatherland of Chemistry»: Early Nationalistic Currents in Late Eighteenth Century German Chemistry	14-21
W. A. Smeaton	Madame Lavoisier, P. S. and E. I. Du Pont De Nemours and the publication of Lavoisier’s «Mémoires De Chimie»	22-30
Robert Siegfried	Lavoisier and the phlogistic connection	31-40
Anonymous	Announcement	40-40
W. A. Smeaton	Essay Review	41-42
Robert Ward	Reviews	42-48

Volumen 36, Número 2, 1989

Helge Kragh	The Aether in Late Nineteenth Century Chemistry	49-65
Anonymous	Announcement	65-65
Richard K. Payne	Sex and Gestation, the Union of Opposites in European and Chinese Alchemy	66-81
Allan Maccoll	Australian Chemists at University College London 1899-1988	82-90
Adalbert Farkas, Dr. Phil. Nat., Dr. Ing.	Paul Harteck: the Triumphant Decade 1925-1934	91-102
A. G. Keller	Reviews	102-108

Volumen 36, Número 3, 1989

Timothy D. Moy	Emil Fischer as «Chemical Mediator»: Science, Industry, and Government in World War One	109-120
Ian D. Rae	The Research in Organic Chemistry of Aleksandr Borodin (1833-1887)	121-137
Anita Guerrini y Jole R. Shackelford	John Keill’s «Operationum Chymicarum Ratione Mechanica»	138-152
S. W. F. Holloway	Eighteenth Century Medics	152-153
Anonymous	Reviews	153-159
Anonymous	Short Notices	159-160
Anonymous	Journals Received	160-160

Volumen 37, Número 1, 1990

Pat Munday	Social Climbing Through Chemistry: Justus Liebig’s Rise From the Niederer Mittelstand to the Bildungsbürgertum	3-19
George B. Kauffman y Ester Molayem	Alfonso Cossa (1833-1902), a Self-Taught Italian Chemist	20-34
Daniel Merkur	The Study of Spiritual Alchemy: Mysticism, Gold-Making, and Esoteric Hermeneutics	35-45
W. F. Ryan	Alchemy, Magic, Poisons and the Virtues of Stones in the Old Russian «Secretum Secretorum»	46-54
Frank Greenaway	Reviews	54-60

Volumen 37, Número 2, 1990

VladimÍr Karpenko	The Oldest Alchemical Manuscript in the Czech Language	61-73
Ilinka Sencar-Cupovi’c	The Foundation of the First Modern Chemical Laboratories in Yugoslav Countries	74-84
Anonymous	Announcements Book Reviews for Ambix	84-84
H. J. Sheppard	Reviews	85-95
Ann Newmark	The Partington Prize	96-96

Volumen 37, Número 3, 1990

William Newman	Prophecy and Alchemy: The Origin of Eirenaeus Philalethes	97-115
Vladimir Karpenko	Christoph Bergner: The Last Prague Alchemist	116-120
Maria Papathanassiou	Stephanus of Alexandria: Pharmaceutical Notions and Cosmology in his Alchemical Work	121-133
W. H. Brock y Susanne Stark	Liebig, Gregory and the British Association, 1837-1842	134-147
Anonymous	Announcements	147-147
W. H. Brock	Reviews	148-152

Volumen 38, Número 1, 1991

Yung Sik Kim	Another Look at Robert Boyle’s Acceptance of the Mechanical Philosophy: Its Limits and its Chemical and Social Contexts	1-10
Herbert T. Pratt	Peter Crosthwaite: John Dalton’s » Friend and Colleague»	11-28
Brian Gee y William H. Brock	The Case of John Joseph Griffin. From Artisan-Chemist and Author-Instructor to Business-Leader	29-62
H. J. Sheppard	Reviews	63-63

Volumen 38, Número 2, 1991

Wilfred Theisen	John Dastin: The Alchemist as Co-Creator	73-78
E. M. Cammidge	Benzene and Turpentine: The Pre-History of Drycleaning	79-84
Stephen F. Mason	From Pasteur to Parity Violation: Cosmic Dissymmetry and the Origins of Biomolecular Handedness	85-108
Marianne Winder	Reviews	100-111

Volumen 38, Número 3, 1991

Anthony S. Travis	Heinrich Caro at Roberts, Dale & Co.	113-134
Pat Munday	Liebig’s Metamorphosis: From Organic Chemistry to the Chemistry of Agriculture	135-154
Mark R. Finlay	The Rehabilitation of an Agricultural Chemist: Justus Von Liebig and the Seventh Edition	155-167
Trevor I. Williams	Reviews	168-172

Volumen 39, Número 1, 1992

Marco Beretta	The Historiography of Chemistry in the Eighteenth Century: a Preliminary Survey and Bibliography	1-10
Theodore L. Sourkes	Vauquelin, Balzac and the Chemical Analysis of Hair	11-16
Herbert T. Pratt	John Dalton Settles in Manchester	17-20
Uschi Schling-Brodersen	Liebig’s Role in the Establishment of Agricultural Chemistry	21-31
Marianne Winder	Reviews	32-46

Volumen 39, Número 2, 1992

Vladimír Karpenko	The Chemistry and Metallurgy of Transmutation	47-62
L. M. Principe	Robert Boyle’s Alchemical Secrecy: Codes, Ciphers and Concealments	63-74
Carlos A. L. Filgueiras	The Mishaps of Peripheral Science: The Life and Work of Manoel Joaquim Henriques De Paiva, Luso-Brazilian Chemist and Physician of the Late Eighteenth Century	75-90
P. M. Rattansi	Essay Review: Alchemy Revisited: «Alchemy Revisited». Proceedings of the International Conference in the History of Alchemy at the University of Groningen 17–19 April 1989. Edited by Z. R. W. M. Von Martels. Pp. xii + 284. E. J. Brill: Leiden, New York, etc. 1990. Gld. 140, ca \$80. ISBN 90-04-09287-0}	91-95
P. M. Rattansi	Reviews	95-102

Volumen 39, Número 3, 1992

Charles Burnett	The Astrologer’s Assay of the Alchemist: Early References to Alchemy in Arabic and Latin Texts	103-109
Douglas Allchin	Phlogiston After Oxygen	110-116
Peter. J. T. Morris y Anthony S. Travis	The Chemical Society of London and the Dye Industry in the 1860s	117-126
Michael N. Keas	Karl Aloys Schenzinger’s Novel, «Anilin»: Chemistry and Chemical Technology in Nazi Literaturpolitik	127-140
William Paton	Essay Review: In Search of a Cure	141-142
Anonymous	Announcements	143-143
Keith Hutchison	Reviews	144-157

Volumen 40, Número 1, 1993

Regine Zott	The Development of Science and Scientific Communication: Justus Liebig’s Two Famous Publications of 1840	1-10
Andrew Ede	When is a Tool Not a Tool? Understanding the Role of Laboratory Equipment in the Early Colloidal Chemistry Laboratory	11-24
R. W. Soukup, S. von Osten y H. Mayer	Alembics, Cucurbits, Phials, Crucibles: a 16th-Century Docimastic Laboratory Excavated in Austria	25-25
Anonymous	Announcements	26-26
Lawrence M. Principe	Reviews	27-38

Volumen 40, Número 2, 1993

Martha Baldwin	Alchemy and the Society of Jesus in the Seventeenth Century: Strange Bedfellows?	41-64
Paul R. Jones	Justus Von Liebig, Eben Horsford and the Development of the Baking Powder Industry	65-74
Ana Carneiro	Adolphe Wurtz and the Atomism Controversy	75-95
Kenneth Craven	Essay Review	96-97
A. S. Travis	Report	98-99
George B. Kauffman	Reviews	99-118

Volumen 40, Número 3, 1993

Vladimír Karpenko	Between Magic and Science: Numerical Magic Squares	121-128
Zbigniew Szydlo	The Alchemy of Michael Sendivogius: His Central Nitre Theory	129-146
Stephen Clucas	The Correspondence of a XVII-Century «Chymicall Gentleman»: Sir Cheney Culpeper and the Chemical Interests of the Hartlib Circle	147-170
Antonio Clericuzio	Reviews	171-176

Volumen 41, Número 1, 1994

Anonymous	Chairman’s Remarks and Editor’s Remarks	1-3
J. R. R. Christie	Historiography of Chemistry in the Eighteenth Century: Hermann Boerhaave and William Cullen	4-19
A. J. Rocke	History and Science, History of Science: Adolphe Wurtz and the Renovation of the Academic Professions in France	20-32
Gillian Beer	«Square Rounds» and Other Awkward Fits: Chemistry as Theatre	33-41
David Knight	Reports	42-44
Brian Vickers	Essay Review: «Hermitica». The Greek «Corpus Hermeticum» and the Latin «Asclepius» in a new English translation, with notes and introduction. By Brian P. Copenhaver. Pp. lxxxiii + 320. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, New York, Oakleigh, 1992. \pounds 45, \$69.95. ISBN 0-521-36144-3}	45-48
Anonymous	Reviews	48-61

Volumen 41, Número 2, 1994

Pierre Laszlo	Le Châtelier, «Public Prosecutor» of Darzens	65-74
Carole B. Shmurak	Emma Perry Carr: The Spectrum of a Life	75-86
K. Schofield	The Development of Ingold’s System of Organic Chemistry	87-107
Anonymous	Announcements	107-107
George B. Kauffman	Reviews	108-119

Volumen 41, Número 3, 1994

Karin C. Ryding	Islamic Alchemy According to Al-Khwarizmi	121-134
Lyndy Abraham	The Sources of Arthur Dee’s «Fasciculus Chemicus» (1631)	135-141
Zahkare E. Gelman	Angelo Sala, An Iatrochemist of the Late Renaissance	142-160
Lawrence M. Principe	Reviews	161-168
Anonymous	Announcement	168-168

Volumen 42, Número 1, 1995

Frank A. J. L. James	Science as a Cultural Ornament: Bunsen, Kirchhoff and Helmholtz in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Baden	1-9
Anthony S. Travis	Artificial Dyes in John Lightfoot’s Broad Oak Laboratory	10-27
Ian D. Rae	Chemical Organizations in Australia and New Zealand	28-49
R. W. Home	Essay Review: The Chemistry of Light	50-51
Graham Rees	Reviews	52-62

Volumen 42, Número 2, 1995

Berthold Heinecke	The Mysticism and Science of Johann Baptista Van Helmont (1579-1644)	65-78
Ursula Klein	E. F. Geoffroy’s Table of Different `Rapports’ Observed Between Different Chemical Substances – A Reinterpretation	79-100
Maurice Crosland	Lavoisier, the Two French Revolutions and `The Imperial Despotism of Oxygen’	101-118
Stephen Pumfrey	Reviews	119-127

Volumen 42, Número 3, 1995

Nathan M. Brooks	Nikolai Zinin at Kazan University	129-142
Katherine D. Watson	The Chemist as Expert: The Consulting Career of Sir William Ramsay	143-159
K. Schofield	Some Aspects of the Work of Arthur Lapworth	160-186
Mikulás Teich	Reviews	187-192

Volumen 43, Número 1, 1996

Mi Gyung Kim	Constructing Symbolic Spaces: Chemical Molecules in the Académie Des Sciences	1-31
Denis Ian Duveen	Obituary	31-31
Andrew Ede	Colloids and Quantification: The Ultracentrifuge and its Transformation of Colloid Chemistry	32-45
Margaret W. Rossiter	Chemical Librarianship: a Kind of `Women’s Work’ in America	46-58
Pierre Laszlo	Essay Review: «A Social History of Truth. Civility and Science in Seventeenth-Century England». By Stephen Shapin. Pp. 483. University of Chicago Press: Chicago. 1994. \pounds 23.95, \$34.50. ISBN 0-226-75018-3}	59-64

Volumen 43, Número 2, 1996

Bruce T. Moran	Paracelsus, Religion, and Dissent: The Case of Philipp Homagius and Georg Zimmermann	65-79
Zbigniew Szydlo	The Influence of the Central Nitre Theory of Michael Sendivogius on the Chemical Philosophy of the Seventeenth Century	80-96
Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke	News	97-98
P. M. Rattansi	Essay Review	99-100
Marie Boas Hall	Reviews	101-128

Volumen 43, Número 3, 1996

Michael F. Conlin	Joseph Priestley’s American Defense of Phlogiston Reconsidered	129-145
Susie Fisher	William Odling: `Interpreter and Liaison-Officer’ Advocate of a New System of Chemistry	146-163
Anonymous	Announcements	163-163
Noel G. Coley	Studies in the History of Animal Chemistry and its Relation to Physiology	164-187
Michael Stanley	An Error in Dating	188-188
Ian D. Rae	Reviews	189-191

Volumen 44, Número 1, 1997

Nathan M. Brooks	Public Lectures in Chemistry in Russia: 1750-1870	1-10
Carsten Reinhardt y Anthony S. Travis	The Introduction of Aniline Dyes to Paper Printing and Queen Victoria’s Postage Stamps	11-18
Hannah Gay	The Chemical Philosophy of Theodore W. Richards	19-38
W. H. Brock	In Appreciation	39-39
David H. Leaback	News	40-40
Pat Munday	Reviews	41-54

Volumen 44, Número 2, 1997

Fabio Decet y Rosario Mosello	Studies on the Chemistry of Atmospheric Deposition in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries	57-84
Robert Ward	Before and after the Bomb – Some Literary Speculations on the use of the Atomic Bomb	85-95
Anonymous	Announcements	95-95
John Hedley Brooke	Essay Review: «Edward Frankland. Chemistry, Controversy and Conspiracy in Victorian England». By Colin A. Russell. Pp. xx + 535, illus. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge and New York. 1996. \pounds 65. ISBN 0-521-49636-5	96-112
Graham Rees	Reviews	98-112

Volumen 44, Número 3, 1997

Pére Grapí y Mercé Izquierdo	Berthollet’s Conception of Chemical Change in Context	113-130
Ian D. Rae	Spectrum Analysis: The Priority Claims of Stokes and Kirchhoff	131-144
Anonymous	Announcement	144-144
Anonymous	Essay Reviews: «Just one word \ldots, The Historiography of Plastics». «Early Plastics. Perspectives 1850-1950». Edited by Susan Mossman. Pp. xii + 292, illus. Leicester University Press/Science Museum: London and Washington. 1997. \pounds 65. ISBN 0-7185-0020-2. «American Plastic: a Cultural History». By Jeffrey I. Meikle. Pp. xiv + 403, illus. Rutgers University Press: New Brunswick, New Jersey. 1995. \$49.95. ISBN 0-8135-2234-X (hardback). \$24.00. ISBN 0-8135-2235-8 (paperback). «From Small Organic Molecules to Large. A Century of Progress». By Herman F. Mark. (Profiles, Pathways and Dreams series). Pp. xxvi + 148. American Chemical Society: Washington, DC. 1993. \$24.95. ISBN 0-8412-1776-9}	145-148
A. G. Keller	Reviews	148-163
W. H. Brock	Short Notices	164-164

Volumen 45, Número 1, 1998

Jonathan Simon	The Chemical Revolution and Pharmacy: a Disciplinary Perspective	1-13
C. Anne Wilson	Pythagorean Theory and Dionysian Practice: The Cultic and Practical Background to Chemical Experimentation in Hellenistic Egypt	14-33
Marianne Winder	Correction	33-33
Michael A. Sutton	Reviews	34-44
Anonymous	Short Notices	44-48

Volumen 45, Número 2, 1998

Beverly S. Almgren	D. I. Mendeleev and Siberia	50-66
Francis Michael Stackenwalt	Dmitrii Ivanovich Mendeleev and the Emergence of the Modern Russian Petroleum Industry, 1863-1877	67-84
Richard E. Rice	Mendeleev’s Public Opposition to Spiritualism	85-95
Michael D. Gordin	Making Newtons: Mendeleev, Metrology, and the Chemical Ether	96-115
Nathan M. Brooks	Mendeleev and Metrology	116-128
John Hudson	News and Announcements	129-130
Stephen D. Snobelen	Reviews	130-135

Volumen 45, Número 3, 1998

Brian P. Dolan	Blowpipes and Batteries: Humphry Davy, Edward Daniel Clarke, and Experimental Chemistry in Early Nineteenth-Century Britain	137-162
John C. Powers	«Ars Sine Arte»: Nicholas Lemery and the End of Alchemy in Eighteenth-Century France	163-189
Anonymous	News and Announcements	190-190
Colin A. Russell	Essay Review: «The Chemical Gatekeeper»	191-192
Antonio Clericuzio	Reviews	193-200

Volumen 46, Número 1, 1999

Ernst Homburg	The Rise of Analytical Chemistry and its Consequences for the Development of the German Chemical Profession (1780-1860)	1-32
Charles Tanford y Jacqueline Reynolds	Protein Chemists Bypass the Colloid/Macromolecule Debate	33-51
Michael A. Sutton	Reviews	52-62
Lawrence M. Principe	Short Notices	63-64

Volumen 46, Número 2, 1999

Wilfred Theisen	John Dastin’s Alchemical Vision	65-72
Graeme K. Hunter	Phoebus Levene and the Tetranucleotide Structure of Nucleic Acids	73-103
John Hudson	Report of Meeting: `New Chemical Biography’	104-105
Kostas Gavro’uglu	Reviews	106-112

Volumen 46, Número 3, 1999

D. Graham Burnett

The Cosmogonic Experiments of Robert Fludd: A Translation with Introduction and Commentary

113-170

Volumen 47, Número 1, 2000

José Ramón Bertomeu Sánchez y Antonio García Belmar	Mateu Orfila’s «Elémens de Chimie Médicale» and the Debate About the Medical Applications of Chemistry in Early Nineteenth-Century France	1-28
David Harley	Rychard Bostok of Tandridge, Surrey (c. 1530-1605), M.P., Paracelsian Propagandist and Friend of John Dee	29-36
Theodore L. Sourkes	Devitalising the Elements: Johann Friedrich John (1782-1847) and the Liberation of Phosphorus and Potassium from a Vital Force	37-46
John D. Baird	Note on the Date of Publication of the English Translation of Lavoisier’s «Traité Élémentaire De Chymie»	47-48
Anonymous	Announcement: Prizewinners	48-48
W. H. Brock	Reviews	49-66

Volumen 47, Número 2, 2000

Anja Skaar Jacobsen	A. W. Hauch’s Role in the Introduction of Antiphlogistic Chemistry into Denmark	71-95
Johannes Büttner	Justus Von Liebig and His Influence on Clinical Chemistry	96-117
Anonymous	Announcement	117-117
David Knight	Reviews	118-118

Volumen 47, Número 3, 2000

Anonymous	Announcements	119-119
W. H. Brock	Ernst Dieffenbach’s Comments on the State of Chemistry in Britain in 1846	121-134
Hannah Gay	`Pillars of the College’: Assistants at The Royal College of Chemistry, 1846-1871	135-169
Peter J. Ramberg	The Death of Vitalism and The Birth of Organic Chemistry: Wöhler’s Urea Synthesis and the Disciplinary Identity of Organic Chemistry	170-195
Hugh S. Torrens	Reviews	196-205

Volumen 48, Número 1, 2001

Paulo Alves Porto	Michael Sendivogius on Nitre and the Preparation of the Philosophers’ Stone	1-16
Marco Ciardi	Amedeo Avogadro’s Concept of the Atom: Some New Remarks	17-24
Dawn Owen	The Constant Battery and the Daniell-Becquerel-Grove Controversy	25-40
Jack Meadows	Reviews	41-52
Anonymous	Announcement	52-52

Volumen 48, Número 2, 2001

Colin A. Russell	William Arthur Smeaton: an Appreciation	53-55
Tara E. Nummedal	Alchemical Reproduction and the Career of Anna Maria Zieglerin	56-68
Lucia Tosi	Marie Meurdrac: Paracelsian Chemist and Feminist	69-82
Carlos Ziller Camenietzki	Jesuits and Alchemy in the Early Seventeenth Century: Father Johannes Roberti and the Weapon-Salve Controversy	83-101
Rina Knoeff	The Making of a Calvinist Chemist: Herman Boerhaave, God, Fire and Truth	102-111
Gregor Schiemann	Reviews	112-121
Anonymous	Short Notices	122-123
Anonymous	Announcements	124-124

Volumen 48, Número 3, 2001

Anna Marie Roos	Thomas Philipot and Chemical Theories of the Tides in Seventeenth-Century England	125-136
M. D. Eddy	The `Doctrine of Salts’ and Rev. John Walker’s Analysis of a Scottish Spa (1749-1761)	137-160
Leo B. Slater	Woodward, Robinson, and Strychnine: Chemical Structure and Chemists’ Challenge	161-189
John Hudson	Announcement	190-190
Christoph Meinel	Reviews	191-208
Ernst Homburg	Short Notices	209-212

Volumen 49, Número 1, 2002

Peter J. T. Morris y Anthony S. Travis	Editorial	1-3
Joel A. Tarr	Industrial Waste Disposal in the United States as a Historical Problem	4-20
Anthony S. Travis	Contaminated Earth and Water: a Legacy of the Synthetic Dyestuffs Industry	21-50
Benjamin Ross y Steven Amter	Deregulation, Chemical Waste, and Ground Water: a 1949 Debate	51-66
William H. Brock	Essay Review: The Philosophy of Chemistry. «Foundations of Chemistry. Philosophical, Historical and Interdisciplinary Studies of Chemistry». Edited by Eric R. Scerri, vols. 1 (1991) and 2 (2000). Kluwer Academic Publishers, P. O. Box 322, 3300 AA Dordrecht, The Netherlands. ISSN 1386-4328. » Hyle. International Journal of Philosophy of Chemistry. Edited by Joachim Schummer, vols 3 (1997), 4 (1998), 5 (1999), and 6 (2000). Hyle Publications Inc., Institute of Philosophy, University of Karlsruhe, D-76128, Karlsruhe, Germany. ISSN 1433-5158	67-71
John Hudson	Reviews	72-94

Volumen 49, Número 2, 2002

José R. Maia Neto y Elene C. Pereira Maia	Boyle’s «Carneades»	97-111
Robert Rosner	Organic Chemistry in the Habsburg Empire between 1845-1865	112-126
Anna E. J. Harle y Claus Jacob	Historical and Epistemological Aspects of Optical Isomerism on Trivalent Sulfur and Nitrogen Atoms	127-147
Robert Sharp	The Correspondents of Thomas Andrews	148-157
D. Thorburn Burns	Essay Review: «The Works of Robert Boyle. 14 volumes. Edited by Michael Hunter and Edward R. Davis. Pp. dccxvii + 7388, index. Pickering & Chatto: London. 1999-2000. \pounds 1190/\$1950. ISBN 1-85196-522-X (vols. 1-7), ISBN 1-85196-109-7 (14-volume set). «{The Correspondence of Robert Boyle}. 6 volumes. Edited by Michael Hunger, Antonio Clericuzio, and Lawrence M. Principe. Pp. xv + 3249, index. Pickering & Chatto: London. 2001. \pounds 495\slash \$740. ISBN 1-85196-123-9	158-160

Volumen 49, Número 3, 2002

Noel Coley	William Arthur («Bill») Smeaton (1925-2001)	177-184
Seymour Mauskop	Richard Kirwan’s Phlogiston Theory: Its Success and Fate	185-205
Jonathan Simon	Authority and Authorship in the Method of Chemical Nomenclature	206-226
José Ramon Bertomeu-Sánchez, Antonio Garcia-Belmar y Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent	Looking for an Order of Things: Textbooks and Chemical Classifications in Nineteenth Century France	227-250
Anonymous	Reviews	251-270
Peter Morris	Erratum	271-271

Volumen 50, Número 1, 2003

William H. Brock	Editorial	1-2
Martin Kirschke	Liebig, his University Professor Karl Wilhelm Gottlob Kastner (1783-1857), and his Problematic Relation with Romantic Natural Philosophy	3-24
William H. Brock	Breeding Chemists in Giessen	25-70
Melvyn C. Usselman	Liebig’s Alkaloid Analyses: the Uncertain Route from Elemental Content to Molecular Formulae	71-89
Alan J. Rocke	Origins and Spread of the «Giessen Model» in University Science	90-115
Robin Findlay Hendry	Reviews	116-143

Volumen 50, Número 2, 2003

John Perkins	Creating Chemistry in Provincial France before the Revolution: The Examples of Nancy and Metz. Part 1. Nancy	145-181
Joost Mertens	Anselme Payen (1795-1871), Learned Manufacturer of Chemical Products	182-207
Vladimír Karpenko	Systems of Metals in Alchemy	208-230
Christiane Bu`es	Reviews	231-259

Volumen 50, Número 3, 2003

Pierre Laszlo	Features of Mechanistic Organic Chemistry already Present in 1910	261-273
John Shorter	Bernhard Jacques Flürscheim (1874-1955), Organic and Theoretical Chemist	274-301
Robert Sharp	Oswald Silberrad: the Work of a Forgotten Chemist	302-309
Chunglin Kwa	Reviews	310-343

Volumen 51, Número 1, 2004

Peter J. T. Morris	Editorial	3-4
Richard E. Rice	Henry Armstrong on the Offensive: Association as an Alternative to Dissociation	5-21
Anna Marie Roos	Martin Lister (1639-1712) and Fools’ Gold	23-41
John Perkins	Creating Chemistry in Provincial France before the Revolution: The Examples of Nancy and Metz. Part 2. Metz	43-75
Ursula Klein	Essay Review	77-78
David Knight	Book Reviews: «The Oxford companion to the History of Modern Science». Edited by J. L. Heilbron. Pp. xxviii + 941, illus., index. Oxford University Press: Oxford. 2003. \pounds 80. ISBN 0-19-511229-6	79-95

Volumen 51, Número 2, 2004

Carsten Reinhardt y Harm G. Schröter	Academia and Industry in Chemistry: The Impact of State Intervention, and the Effects of Cultural Values	99-106
Leo B. Slater	Malaria Chemotherapy and the «Kaleidoscopic» Organisation of Biomedical Research during World War II	107-134
John S. Ceccatti	Biology in the Chemical Industry: Scientific Approaches to the Problem of Insecticide Resistance, 1920s-1960s	135-147
Nasir Tyabji	Exemplar of Academia-Industry Interchange: The Department of Chemical Technology at Bombay University	149-166
Nuria Puig	Networks of Innovation or Networks of Opportunity? The Making of the Spanish Antibiotics Industry	167-185
Anonymous	Book Reviews: «Otto Wallach 1847-1931: Chemiker und Nobelpreisträger»: Lebenserinnerungen: Potsdam, Berlin, Bonn, Göttingen = (Studien und Quellen zur Geschichte der Chemie, Vol. 12). Edited by Günther Beer and Horst Remane. Pp. 270, illus., index. Verlag für Wissenschafts- und Regionalgeschichte Dr. Michael Engel: Berlin–Charlottenburg. 2000. EUR 35. ISBN 3-929134-34-9	187-191
Anonymous	Short Notices	192-192
Anonymous	Notes on Contributors	193-194

Volumen 51, Número 3, 2004

Ton Van HelVoort	Articulating Biochemistry in The Netherlands after the Second World War: Science for its Own Sake	199-218
Joost Mertens	The History of Artificial Ultramarine (1787-1844): Science, Industry and Secrecy	219-244
Craig Martin	Alchemy and the Renaissance Commentary Tradition on «Meteorologica IV»	245-262
William B. Jensen	A Previously Unrecognised Portrait of Joan Baptista Van Helmont (1579-1644)	263-268
Elisabeth Vaupel	Book Review: «Bright Earth: Art and the Invention of Color». By Philip Ball. Pp. ix + 384, illus., index. Farrar, Straus and Giroux: New York. 2002. \$30. ISBN 0-374-11679-2}	269-291

Volumen 52, Número 1, 2005

Ernst Homburg	Shifting Centres and Emerging Peripheries: Global Patterns in Twentieth-Century Chemistry	3-6
Ian D. Rae	Chemistry in Australia: Growing Up, Down Under	7-25
Nathan M. Brooks	Growing Links between Chemistry and Industry in Russia and the Soviet Union, 1900-1953	27-43
Elena A. Zaitseva y Ernst Homburg	Catalytic Chemistry under Stalin. Science and Scientists in Times of Repression	45-65
Dong-Won Kim	Two Chemists in Two Koreas	67-84
Anthony S. Travis	Essay Review: «Devastation and Renewal: an Environmental History of Pittsburgh and Its Region. Edited by Joel E. Tarr. Pp. xvii + 281 illus., index. University of Pittsburgh Press: Pittsburgh, PA, 2004. ISBN 0-8229-4156-2. «Uneasy Alchemy: Citizens and Experts in Louisiana’s Chemical Corridor Disputes. By Barbara L. Allen. Pp. xiii + 211, illus., index. MIT Press: Cambridge, Mass. and London. 2003. \pounds 14.95. ISBN 0-262-51134-7. «Inventing for the environment». Edited by Arthur Molella and Joyce Bedi. Pp. xix + 398, illus., index. MIT Press: Cambridge, Mass. \pounds 19.95. ISBN 0-262-13427-6	85-87
Anonymous	Book Review: «The Art of All Colours: Medieval Recipe Books for Painters and Illuminators». By Mark Clarke. Pp. viii + 152. Archetype Publications: London. 2001. \pounds 24.50; \$37.50. ISBN 1-873132-72-7}	89-101
Anonymous	Notes on Contributors	102-104

Volumen 52, Número 2, 2005

Ursula Klein	Contexts and Limits of Lavoisier’s Analytical Plant Chemistry: Plant Materials and their Classification	107-157
Lluís Garrigós Oltra	François Joseph Houtou de Labillardiere (1796-1867): a Case of Desertion in Nineteenth-Century Chemistry	159-173
Jole Shackelford	Essay Review: «Late Medieval and Early Modern Corpuscular Matter Theories», Edited by Christoph Lüthy, John E. Murdoch, and William R. Newman. Pp. viii + 611, index. Brill: Leiden, Boston, Köln. 2001. EUR 160; \$186. ISBN 90-04-11516-1}	175-178
Anonymous	Book Reviews: «Science in Europe, 1500-1800: a Primary Sources Reader». Edited by Malcolm Oster. Pp. xiv + 282, illus., index. Palgrave/The Open University: Basingstoke, New York. 2002. \pounds 17.50. ISBN 0-333-97001-2. «Science in Europe, 1500-1800: a Secondary Sources Reader. Edited by Malcolm Oster. Pp. xii + 307, index. Palgrave/The Open University: Basingstoke, New York. 2002. \pounds 17.50. ISBN 0-333-97005-5	179-187
Anonymous	Notes on Contributors	189-189
Anonymous	Call for Nominations for the 2006 Edelstein Award	190-190

Volumen 52, Número 3, 2005

Stephen Clucas	Editorial	195-195
Nicholas H. Clulee	The «Monas Hieroglyphica» and the Alchemical Thread of John Dee’s Career	197-215
Hilde Norrgrén	Interpretation and the Hieroglyphic Monad: John Dee’s Reading of Pantheus’s «Voarchadumia»	217-245
Peter J. Forshaw	The Early Alchemical Reception of John Dee’s «Monas Hieroglyphica»	247-269
Penny Bayer	Lady Margaret Clifford’s Alchemical Receipt Book and the John Dee Circle	271-284
Anonymous	Book Review: «Feuer, Wasser, Erde, Luft: eine Kulturgeschichte der Elemente». By Gernot Böhme and Hartmut Böhme. Pp. 344, illus., index. Verlag C. H. Beck: München. 2004. EUR 16.90 (pbk). ISBN 3-406-51067-1 (pbk)	285-295
Anonymous	Notes on Contributors	296-296

Volumen 53, Número 1, 2006

Ian D. Rae	Ozonised Oils as Disinfectants	3-20
Peter Grund	«ffor to make Azure as Albert biddes»: Medieval English Alchemical Writings in the Pseudo-Albertan Tradition	21-42
John A. Norris	The Mineral Exhalation Theory of Metallogenesis in Pre-Modern Mineral Science	43-65
Anita McConnell y Philip Collins	Will the True Originator of the Storm Glass Please Own Up	67-75
Lawrence M. Principe	A New History of Chemistry Library at the Chemical Heritage Foundation	77-82
Peter Morris	Essay Review: «yes made in America: 1915-1980; the Calco Chemical Company, American Cyanamid, and the Raritan River. By Anthony S. Travis. Pp. xiv + 582, illus., index. Sydney M. Edelstein Center, and Hexagon Press. Jerusalem. 2004. \$115. ISBN 965-555-149-0. «Chemie und Politik: die Geschichte der Chemischen Werke H»u}ls 1938 bis 1979: eine Studie zum Problem der corporate governance». By Bernhard Lorentz and Paul Erker. Pp. 461, illus., index. Verlag C. H. Beck. Munchen. 2003. EUR 34.90 (hbk.). ISBN 3-406-50962-2. «Die Linde AG: Geschichte eines Technologiekonzerns 1879-2004. By Hans-Liudger Dienel. Pp. 512, illus., index. Verlag C. H. Beck. Munchen. 2004. EUR 34.90. ISBN 3-406-51484-7. «Linde: History of a Technology Corporation, 1879-2004». By Hans-Liudger Dienel. Pp. xiv + 352, illus., index. Palgrave Macmillan. Basingstoke and New York. 2004. \pounds 45. ISBN 1-4039-2033-8	83-86
Anonymous	Book Review: «Newton’s darkness: two dramatic views». By Carl Djerassi and David Pinner. Pp. 184. Imperial College Press: London. 2003. \pounds 18, \$24 (hbk); \pounds 11, \$15 (pbk). ISBN 1-86094-389-6 (hbk), 1-86094-390-X (pbk)	87-96

Volumen 53, Número 2, 2006

Joachim Schummer	Historical Roots of the «Mad Scientist»: Chemists in Nineteenth-century Literature	99-127
Dane T. Daniel	Invisible Wombs: Rethinking Paracelsus’s Concept of Body and Matter	129-142
Farkas Gábor Kiss, Benedek Láng y Cosmin Popa-Gorjanu	The Alchemical Mass of Nicolaus Melchior Cibinensis: Text, Identity and Speculations	143-159
Anke Timmermann	New Perspectives on «The Chaucer Ascription in Trinity College, Dublin MS D.2.8»	161-165
Anonymous	Essay Review: «The Pharmaceutical Industry: a Guide to Historical Records». Edited by Lesley Richmond, Julie Stevenson, and Alison Turton. Pp. ix + 561, index. Ashgate: Aldershot. 2003. \pounds 55. ISBN 0-7546-3352-7. «Science, Medicine, and Merck. By P. Roy Vagelos and Louis Galambos. Pp. xi + 301, illus., index. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge and New York. 2004. \pounds 25; \$30. ISBN 0-521-66295-8 (hbk). «Pharmaceutical Achievers: the Human Face of Pharmaceutical Research». By Mary Ellen Bowden, Amy Beth Crow, and Tracy Sullivan. Pp. xi + 220, illus., index. Chemical Heritage Press: Philadelphia. 2003. \$30. ISBN 0-941901-30-0 (pbk.). «Senses, Sensors and Systems: a Journey Through the History of Laboratory Diagnosis». Edited by Sabine Päuser. Pp. 326, illus., index. Editiones Roche: Basel. 2004. ISBN 3-907770-89-7	167-171
Anonymous	Book Review: «The Cambridge History of Science: The Modern Physical and Mathematical Sciences. Edited by Mary Jo Nye. Pp. xxvii + 678, illus., index. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge. 2003. \pounds 100. ISBN 0-521-57199-5	173-189
Anonymous	Short Notices	189-192

Volumen 53, Número 3, 2006

Lissa Roberts y Rina Knoeff	The Places of Chemistry in Eighteenth-century Great Britain and The Netherlands	197-200
Rina Knoeff	Chemistry, Mechanics and the Making of Anatomical Knowledge: Boerhaave vs. Ruysch on the Nature of the Glands	201-219
Anna Simmons	Medicines, Monopolies and Mortars: the Chemical Laboratory and Pharmaceutical Trade at the Society of Apothecaries in the Eighteenth Century	221-236
Robert G. W. Anderson	Boerhaave to Black: the Evolution of Chemistry Teaching	237-254
Lissa Roberts	P. J. Kasteleyn and the «Oeconomics» of Dutch Chemistry	255-272
Anonymous	Essay Review: «Chelovek epokh peremen: Ocherki o D. I. Mendeleeve i ego vremeni [A Man in a Changing Epoch: a Treatise on D. I. Mendeleev and his Times». By Igor Sergeevich Dmitriev. Pp. 576, illus. Khimizdat: St. Petersburg, 2004. ISBN 5-93808-082-7. «A Well-ordered Thing: Dmitrii Mendeleev and the Shadow of the Periodic Table». By Michael D. Gordin. Pp. xx + 364, illus. Basic Books: New York. 2004. \pounds 11.50. ISBN 0-465-02775-X	273-276
Anonymous	Book Review: «Models: the Third Dimension of Science. Edited by Soraya de Chadarevian and Nick Hopwood. Pp. xvi + 464, illus., index. Stanford University Press: Stanford, California. 2004. \pounds 17.50. ISBN 0-8047-3972-2 [pbk]	277-298
Anonymous	Short Notices	299-299

Volumen 54, Número 1, 2007

James Sumner	Michael Combrune, Peter Shaw and Commercial Chemistry: the Boerhaavian Chemical Origins of Brewing Thermometry	5-29
Raffaella Seligardi	Between Grocers and Physicians: Pharmacists, the new Chemistry, and Institutional Reforms in Bologna during the Napoleonic Period	31-50
Anna Marie Roos	Nehemiah Grew (1641-1712) and the Saline Chymistry of Plants	51-68
John A. Norris	Early Theories of Aqueous Mineral Genesis in the Sixteenth Century	69-86
Stephen Clucas	«Alchemy and Early Modern Chemistry: Papers from Ambix». Edited by Allen G. Debus	87-88
Anonymous	Book Review: «Reworking the Bench: Research Notebooks in the History of Science. Edited by Frederic Lawrence Holmes, Jürgen Renn, and Hans-Jörg Rheinberger. Pp. xv + 325, illus. Kluwer Academic Publishers: Dordrecht, Boston, London. 2003. EUR 127; \pounds 81; \$119. ISBN 1-4020-1039-7	89-112
Anonymous	Short Notices	109-112

Volumen 54, Número 2, 2007

Sophie Weeks	Francis Bacon and the Art-Nature Distinction	117-145
Jan Frercks y Michael Markert	The Invention of Theoretische Chemie: Forms and Uses of German Chemistry Textbooks, 1775-1820	146-171
Vladimír Karpenko	Not All That Glitters is Gold: Gold Imitations in History	172-191
Arjan van Rooij	Industrial Research as a «Corporate Counterculture»? The Development of the HPO Caprolactam Process at DSM, 1956-77	192-210
Anonymous	The Partington Prize 2008	211-211
Anonymous	Call for Nominations for The 2008 Edelstein Award	212-212
Anonymous	Essay Review: «The Road to Scientific Success: Inspiring Life Stories of Prominent Researchers». Volume 1. Edited by Deborah D. L. Chung. Pp. xi + 230, illus. index. World Scientific: Singapore and London. 2006. \pounds 33 (hbk); \pounds 17 (pbk). ISBN 981-256-600-7 (hbk); 981-256-466-7 (pbk). «Nature Not Mocked: Places, People and Science». By Peter Day. Pp. x + 262, illus., index. Imperial College Press: London. 2005. \$48. ISBN 1-86094-576-7. «Candid Science: Conversations with Famous Chemists». By Istv¨ an Hargittai and edited by Magdolna Hargittai. Pp. xii + 516, illus., index. Imperial College Press: London. 2000. \pounds 48 (hbk); \pounds 21 (pbk). ISBN 1-86094-151-6 (hbk), 1-86094-228-8 (pbk). «Candid Science V: Conversations with Famous Scientists». By Balazs Hargittai and Istv’an Hargittai. Pp. xvi + 695, illus., index. Imperial College Press: London. 2005. \pounds 34. ISBN 1-86094-506-6 (pbk)	213-216
Anonymous	Book Review: «Chemical History: Reviews of the Recent Literature. Edited by Colin Archibald Russell and Gerrylynn K. Roberts. Pp. xii + 247, index. RSC Publishing: Cambridge. 2005. \pounds 59.95. ISBN 0-85404-464-7	217-236
Anonymous	Short Notices	236-239

Volumen 54, Número 3, 2007

Ku-Ming (Kevin) Chang	Toleration of Alchemists as a Political Question: Transmutation, Disputation, and Early Modern Scholarship on Alchemy	245-273
Angela Bandinelli	The Isolated System of Quantifiable Experiences in the 1783 «Mémoire sur la chaleur» of Lavoisier and Laplace	274-284
Bruce D. White y Walter W. Woodward	«A Most Exquisite Fellow» – William White and an Atlantic World Perspective on the Seventeenth-Century Chymical Furnace	285-298
Ian Longhurst	The Identity of Pliny’s «Flos Salis» and Roman Perfume	299-302
Anonymous	The Partington Prize 2008	303-303
Anonymous	Call for Nominations for the 2008 Edelstein Award	304-304
Tara E. Nummedal	Book reviews: «Alquimia: ciencia y pensamiento a través de los libros (Alchemy: Science and thought through the books). Edited by Joaquín Pérez Pariente and Miguel López Pérez. Pp. 166, illus. index. Complutense University Press and Sevilla University Press: Madrid and Sevilla. 2006. EUR 15. ISBN 84-7491-792-1 and 84-472-1046-4. Jean Fernel’s «On the hidden causes of things»: forms, souls, and occult diseases in Renaissance medicine, with an Edition and Translation of Fernel’s «De Abditis Rerum Causis». Edited by John Henry and John M. Forrester. Pp. x + 779, index. Brill: Leiden and Boston. 2005. EUR 172; \$232. ISBN 90-04-14128-6	305-320

Volumen 55, Número 1, 2008

David Philip Miller y Trevor H. Levere	«Inhale it and See?» The Collaboration between Thomas Beddoes and James Watt in Pneumatic Medicine	5-28
Hjalmar Fors	Stepping through Science’s Door: C. W. Scheele, from Pharmacist’s Apprentice to Man of Science	29-49
Deborah J. Warner	Ira Remsen, Saccharin, and the Linear Model	50-61
Andre Siegel	Sir Robert Robinson’s «Anthocyanin Period»: 1922-1934 – a Case Study of an Early Twentieth-Century Natural Products Synthesis	62-82
Anonymous	Reviews	83-96

Volumen 55, Número 2, 2008

William H. Brock	Stephen Finney Mason (1923-2008)	97-98
Ana Maria Alfonso-Goldfarb y Safa Abou Chahla Jubran	Listening to the Whispers of Matter Through Arabic Hermeticism: New Studies on the «Book of the Treasure» of Alexander	99-121
Steffen Ducheyne	A Preliminary Study of the Appropriation of Van Helmont’s oeuvre in Britain in Chymistry, Medicine and Natural Philosophy	122-135
Mariko Ogawa	Liebig and the Royal Agricultural Society Meeting at Bristol, 1842	136-152
Wilfred Thiesen	The Letters of John Dastin	153-168
Anonymous	Reviews	169-187

Volumen 55, Número 3, 2008

Jennifer M. Rampling	Establishing the Canon: George Ripley and his Alchemical Sources	189-208
Georgette Taylor	Tracing Influence in Small Steps: Richard Kirwan’s Quantified Affinity Theory	209-231
Warren Alexander Dym	Alchemy and Mining: Metallogenesis and Prospecting in Early Mining Books	232-254
Isabel Malaquias	Aspects of the Scientific network and Communication of John Hyacinth de Magellan in Britain, Flanders and France	255-273
Amy Eisen Cislo	Paracelsus’s Conception of Seeds: Rethinking Paracelsus’s Ideas of Body and Matter	274-282
M. D. Eddy	The Dark Side of Collecting – Early Modern Chemistry, Humanism and Classification	283-292
Anonymous	Book Review: «The History and Poetics of Scientific Biography. Edited by Thomas Söderqvist. Pp. xiv + 270, illus., index. Ashgate: Aldershot. 2007. \pounds 55. ISBN 978-0-7546-5181-9	293-308

Volumen 56, Número 1, 2009

Anonymous	Journals under Threat: a Joint Response from History of Science, Technology and Medicine Editors	1-3
Matteo Martelli	«Divine Water» in the Alchemical Writings of Pseudo-Democritus	5-22
Tonio Sebastian Richter	What Kind of Alchemy is Attested by Tenth-Century Coptic Manuscripts?	23-35
Gabriele Ferrario	An Arabic Dictionary of Technical Alchemical Terms: MS Sprenger 1908 of the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin (fols. 3r-6r)	36-48
Sébastien Moureau	Some Considerations Concerning the Alchemy of the «De anima in arte alchemiae» of Pseudo-Avicenna	49-56
Antony Vinciguerra	The «Ars alchemie»: the First Latin Text on Practical Alchemy	57-67
Alan Williams	A Note on Liquid Iron in Medieval Europe	68-75
B. C. Hallum	The «Tome of Images»: an Arabic Compilation of Texts by Zosimos of Panopolis and a Source of the «Turba Philosophorum»	76-88
Anonymous	Reviews	89-92

Volumen 56, Número 2, 2009

Maurice Crosland	Lavoisier’s Achievement; More Than a Chemical Revolution	93-114
Yoshiyuki Kikuchi	Samurai Chemists, Charles Graham and Alexander William Williamson at University College London, 1863-1872	115-137
Robert DeKosky	Developing Chemical Instrumentation for Environmental Use in the Late Twentieth Century: Detecting Lead in Paint Using Portable X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry	138-162
Christine Lehman	Mid-Eighteenth-century Chemistry in France as Seen Through Student Notes from the Courses of Gabriel-François Venel and Guillaume-François Rouelle	163-189
Peter Morris	New Dictionary of Scientific Biography	190-192
Anonymous	Reviews	193-199

Volumen 56, Número 3, 2009

Lawrence M. Principe	Allen G. Debus (1926-2009): an Appreciation	201-201
Peter Grund	Textual Alchemy: The Transformation of Pseudo-Albertus Magnus’s «Semita Recta» into the «Mirror of Lights»	202-225
Barbara Obrist	Views on History in Medieval Alchemical Writings	226-238
William Poole	Theodoricus Gravius (fl. 1600-1661): Some Biographical Notes on a German Chymist and Scribe Working in Seventeenth-Century England	239-252
Leslie Tomory	Let it Burn: Distinguishing Inflammable Airs 1766-1790	253-272
Anonymous	Reviews	273-276

Volumen 57, Número 1, 2010

John Perkins	Chemistry Courses and the Construction of Chemistry, 1750-1830	1-1
Christine Lehman	Innovation in Chemistry Courses in France in the Mid-Eighteenth Century: Experiments and Affinities	3-26
John Perkins	Chemistry Courses, the Parisian Chemical World and the Chemical Revolution, 1770-1790	27-47
Antonio García Belmar y José Ramón Bertomeu-Sánchez	Louis Jacques Thenard’s Chemistry Courses at the College de France, 1804-1835	48-63
Jan Frercks	Demonstrating the Facticity of Facts: University Lectures and Chemistry as a Science in Germany around 1800	64-83
Robert G. W. Anderson	Chemistry Beyond the Academy: Diversity in Scotland in the Early Nineteenth Century	84-103
Anonymous	Reviews	104-119
Anonymous	Short Notices	120-122

Volumen 57, Número 2, 2010

Jennifer M. Rampling	The Catalogue of the Ripley Corpus: Alchemical Writings Attributed to George Ripley (d. ca. 1490)	125-201
Pierre Laszlo	Quality Information from the Grapevine	202-215
Gábor Palló	The Advantage and Disadvantage of Peripheral Ignorance: The Gas Adsorption Controversy	216-230
Paul Craddock	Science and Civilisation in China. Volume 5. Chemistry and Chemical Technology. Part 11: Ferrous Metallurgy	231-232
Anonymous	Reviews	233-247

Volumen 57, Número 3, 2010

Didier Kahn	Alchemical Poetry in Medieval and Early Modern Europe: a Preliminary Survey and Synthesis. Part I – Preliminary Survey	249-274
Jurrie Reiding	Peter Debye: Nazi Collaborator or Secret Opponent?	275-300
Herbert T. Pratt	A Letter Signed: The Very Beginnings of Dalton’s Atomic Theory	301-310
Anonymous	Reviews	311-323

Volumen 58, Número 1, 2011

Stephen Clucas	Margaret Cavendish’s Materialist Critique of Van Helmontian Chymistry	1-12
Rémi Franckowiak	Mechanical and Chemical Explanations in Du Clos’ Chemistry	13-28
Olga Y. Elina	Private Initiatives, Public Support, and War Practices: Development of Fertilisers in Russia	29-61
Didier Kahn	Alchemical Poetry in Medieval and Early Modern Europe: a Preliminary Survey and Synthesis. Part II – Synthesis	62-77
Bink Hallum	Essay Reviews: «The Secret History of Hermes Trismegistus: Hermeticism from Ancient to Modern Times». By Florian Ebeling, with a foreword by Jan Assmann. Pp. xiii + 158, illus., index. Cornell University Press: Ithaca and London. 2007. \$29.95; \pounds 15.95. ISBN 978-0-8014-4546-0 (hbk). «The Arabic Hermes: from Pagan Sage to Prophet of Science». By Kevin Van Bladel. Pp. xii + 278, index. Oxford University Press: Oxford. 2009. \pounds 45. ISBN 978-0-19-537613-5	78-81
Anonymous	Reviews	82-95

Volumen 58, Número 2, 2011

Jeffrey Allan Johnson	Crisis, Change and Creativity in Science and Technology: Chemistry in the Aftermath of Twentieth-Century Global Wars	101-115
Danielle M. E. Fauque	French Chemists and the International Reorganisation of Chemistry after World War I	116-135
Yoshiyuki Kikuchi	World War I, International Participation and Reorganisation of the Japanese Chemical Community	136-149
Sally Horrocks	World War II, Post-war Reconstruction and British Women Chemists	150-170
Anonymous	Reviews	171-184
Anonymous	Short notices	184-185

Volumen 58, Número 3, 2011

Robert G. W. Anderson	The History of the History of Chemistry	187-189
W. H. Brock	Exploring Early Modern Chymistry: The First Twenty-Five Years of the Society for the Study of Alchemy & Early Modern Chemistry 1935-1960	191-214
Marcos Martinón-Torres	Some Recent Developments in the Historiography of Alchemy	215-237
Peter J. T. Morris	The Fall and Rise of the History of Recent Chemistry	238-256
Marco Beretta	The Changing role of the Historiography of Chemistry in Continental Europe Since 1800	257-276
Anonymous	Reviews	277-291

Volumen 59, Número 1, 2012

Evan Ragland	Chymistry and Taste in the Seventeenth Century: Franciscus Dele Boë Sylvius as a Chymical Physician Between Galenism and Cartesianism	1-21
Marcos Martinón-Torres	Inside Solomon’s House: an Archaeological Study of the Old Ashmolean Chymical Laboratory in Oxford	22-48
Robert G. W. Anderson	Partington: The Missing Part	49-64
Anonymous	Reviews	65-79

Volumen 59, Número 2, 2012

Anthony S. Travis	«Silent Spring» at 50: Earth, Water, and Air	83-87
Hannah Gay	Before and After «Silent Spring»: From Chemical Pesticides to Biological Control and Integrated Pest Management – Britain, 1945-1980	88-108
Anthony S. Travis	Detecting Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Residues: Rachel Carson’s Villains	109-130
Peter Reed	The Alkali Inspectorate 1874-1906: Pressure for Wider and Tighter Pollution Regulation	131-151
Rony Armon	From Pathology to Chemistry and Back: James W. Cook and Early Chemical Carcinogenesis Research	152-169
Anonymous	From Museumsinsel to the Grüneburg: New Approaches in the History of the Third Reich	170-173
Anonymous	Reviews	174-185

Volumen 59, Número 3, 2012

Peter J. T. Morris	Musings from a Departing Editor on the 75th Anniversary of «Ambix»	189-196
Vera Keller	The Authority of Practice in the Alchemy of Sir John Heydon (1588-1653)	197-217
Fernando J. Luna y Lorelai B. Kury	Enlightenment Chemistry Translated by a Brazilian Man of Science in Lisbon	218-240
Jennifer Wilson	Celebrating Michael Faraday’s Discovery of Benzene	241-265
Kärin Nickelsen	The Path of Carbon in Photosynthesis: How to Discover a Biochemical Pathway	266-293
Anonymous	Reviews	294-307

Volumen 60, Número 1, 2013

Jennifer M. Rampling	New Developments for Ambix	1-2
Lawrence M. Principe	Sir Kenelm Digby and His Alchemical Circle in 1650s Paris: Newly Discovered Manuscripts	3-24
Didier Kahn	Towards a History of Joseph Du Chesne’s Manuscripts	25-30
Christopher Baxfield	«Who is the Almighty that We should serve Him?» Chaos, Providence and Natural Philosophy in Stephen Hales	31-53
Melanie Keene	From Candles to Cabinets: «Familiar Chemistry» in Early Victorian Britain	54-77
Anonymous	Reviews	78-93

Volumen 60, Número 2, 2013

John Perkins	Sites of Chemistry in the Eighteenth Century	95-98
Ursula Klein	Chemical Experts at the Royal Prussian Porcelain Manufactory	99-121
Simon Werrett	Green is the Colour: St. Petersburg’s Chemical Laboratories and Competing Visions of Chemistry in the Eighteenth Century	122-138
Elena Serrano	Chemistry in the City: The Scientific Role of Female Societies in late Eighteenth-Century Madrid	139-159
Peter Konecný	Sites of Chemistry in the Schemnitz Mining Academy and the Eighteenth-Century Habsburg Mining Administration	160-178
Masanori Kaji	Philosophy of Chemistry and the Periodic Table	179-181
Anonymous	Reviews	182-201

Volumen 60, Número 3, 2013

W. H. Brock	Bunsen’s British Students	203-233
Stephen T. Irish	Brodie’s Calculus and Chemical Classification	234-254
Stefano Salvia	Emil Wohlwill’s «Entdeckung des Isomorphismus»: A Nineteenth-Century «Material Biography» of Crystallography	255-284
Georgiana Hedesan	Alchemy in Early Modern England	285-288
Anonymous	Reviews	289-308

Volumen 60, Número 4, 2013

Tara Nummedal	Alchemy and Religion in Christian Europe	311-322
Zachary Matus	Resurrected Bodies and Roger Bacon’s Elixir	323-340
Georgiana D. Hedesan	Reproducing the Tree of Life: Radical Prolongation of Life and Biblical Interpretation in Seventeenth-Century Medical Alchemy	341-360
Peter J. Forshaw	«Cabala Chymica» or «Chemia Cabalistica» – Early Modern Alchemists and Cabala	361-389
Donna Bilak	Alchemy and the End Times: Revelations from the Laboratory and Library of John Allin, Puritan Alchemist (1623-1683)	390-414
Anonymous	Reviews	415-428

Volumen 61, Número 1, 2014

Nils Lenke, Nicolas Roudet y Hereward Tilton	Michael Maier – Nine Newly Discovered Letters	1-47
Georgette Taylor	Pedagogical Progeniture or Tactical Translation? George Fordyce’s Additions and Modifications to William Cullen’s Philosophical Chemistry – Part I	48-66
Anthony S. Travis	The Emerging Role of Titrimetry in Late Nineteenth-Century Industrial Problem Solving: The Example of Trace Analysis for Perchlorate in Chile Saltpetre	67-94
Ana Simões	Scientific biographies revisited: Thomsons’ electrons and Bohr’s quantum atoms	95-99
Suzanne Sutherland Duchacek	Reviews	100-108

Volumen 61, Número 2, 2014

Antonio García-Belmar	Sites of Chemistry in the Nineteenth Century	109-114
Christine Nawa	A Refuge for Inorganic Chemistry: Bunsen’s Heidelberg Laboratory	115-140
Anna Simmons	Stills, Status, Stocks and Science: The Laboratories at Apothecaries’ Hall in the Nineteenth Century	141-161
José Ramón Bertomeu-Sánchez	Classrooms, Salons, Academies, and Courts: Mateu Orfila (1787-1853) and Nineteenth-Century French Toxicology	162-186
Didier Kahn y William R. Newman	Joachim Telle (1939-2013)	187-193
Nathalie Jas	Chemicals and Environmental History	194-198
Georgiana D. Hedesan, Gabriele Ferrario, Christine Lehman, Luc Peterschmitt, Barbara Orland, Ana Carneiro, Charlotte Bigg, Ximo Guillem-Llobat, David Knight y Anna Simmons	Reviews	199-209

Volumen 61, Número 3, 2014

Mary Jo Nye	Mine, Thine, and Ours: Collaboration and Co-Authorship in the Material Culture of the Mid-Twentieth Century Chemical Laboratory	211-235
Tillmann Taape	Distilling Reliable Remedies: Hieronymus Brunschwig’s «Liber de arte distillandi» (1500) Between Alchemical Learning and Craft Practice	236-256
Georgette Taylor	Pedagogical Progeniture or Tactical Translation? George Fordyce’s Additions and Modifications to William Cullen’s Philosophical Chemistry – Part II	257-278
Jacob Steere-Williams	A Conflict of Analysis: Analytical Chemistry and Milk Adulteration in Victorian Britain	279-298
Frederick G. Page	The Little Known «Mineral and Chemical History of Iron» and «A History of Brass» by an Eighteenth-Century Technologist, William Lewis (1708-1781)	299-304
Anna Marie Roos, Georgiana D. Hedesan, Robert Fox, Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent, Jeffrey Allan Johnson, Duncan Wilson, Robert G. W. Kirk, Alfredo Menéndez-Navarro y William H. Brock	Reviews	305-318

Volumen 61, Número 4, 2014

Joel A. Klein y Evan R. Ragland	Introduction Analysis and Synthesis in Medieval and Early Modern Europe	319-326
William R. Newman	Mercury and Sulphur among the High Medieval Alchemists: From Razi and Avicenna to Albertus Magnus and Pseudo-Roger Bacon	327-344
Joel A. Klein	Corporeal Elements and Principles in the Learned German Chymical Tradition	345-365
Vera Keller	Hermetic Atomism: Christian Adolph Balduin (1632-1682), Aurum Aurae, and the 1674 Phosphor	366-384
John C. Powers	Fire Analysis in the Eighteenth Century: Herman Boerhaave and Scepticism about the Elements	385-406
Néstor Herran	Nuclear Markets, Nuclear Bodies	407-410
Matteo Martelli, Anke Timmermann, Amy Eisen Cislo, Jonathan Simon, Willem Vijvers, Pierre Laszlo, Seymour Mauskopf, John K. Smith, Peter Morris y David A. Kirby	Reviews	411-421

Volumen 62, Número 1, 2015

Evan Hepler-Smith	«Just as the Structural Formula Does»: Names, Diagrams, and the Structure of Organic Chemistry at the 1892 Geneva Nomenclature Congress	1-28
Joel A. Klein	Daniel Sennert, The Philosophical Hen, and The Epistolary Quest for a (Nearly-)Universal Medicine	29-49
A. M. Pollard	Letters from China: a History of the Origins of the Chemical Analysis of Ceramics	50-71
Peter Reed	Making War Work for Industry: The United Alkali Company’s Central Laboratory During World War One	72-93
Agustí Nieto-Galan	Revisiting Colour History	94-97
William H. Brock, Mike A. Zuber, Amy Eisen Cislo, Sarah Lowengard, Nuno Figueiredo, Ana Simões, Jeffrey Allan Johnson y Jonathan Simon	Reviews	98–106
William R. Newman	Erratum: Mercury and Sulphur among the High Medieval Alchemists: From Razi and Avicenna to Albertus Magnus and Pseudo-Roger Bacon	107-107

Volumen 62, Número 2, 2015

Carsten Reinhardt	Sites of Chemistry in the Twentieth Century	109-113
Muriel Le Roux	From Science to Industry: The Sites of Aluminium in France from the Nineteenth to the Twentieth Century	114-137
Ana Carneiro y Isabel Amaral	Propaganda and Philanthropy: The Institute Bento da Rocha Cabral, the Lisbon Site of Biochemistry (1925-1953)	138-166
Daniel Normark	Flexibility or Inexactitude? The «Lab 60» at Karolinska Institutet: From Medical Disciplines towards the Modern Biomedical Complex	167-188
Luc Peterschmitt	New Big Pictures of Alchemy	189-192
Daniel Becker, Yoshiyuki Kikuchi, Anna Simmons, Helge Kragh y Elena Serrano	Reviews	193-201

Volumen 62, Número 3, 2015

Cristina Viano	Mixis and Diagnôsis: Aristotle and the «Chemistry» of the Sublunary World	203-214
Olivier Dufault	Transmutation Theory in the Greek Alchemical Corpus	215-244
Corinna Guerra	If You Don’t Have a Good Laboratory, Find a Good Volcano: Mount Vesuvius as a Natural Chemical Laboratory in Eighteenth-Century Italy	245-265
Gabriel Moshenska	Michael Faraday’s Contributions to Archaeological Chemistry	266-286
Ximo Guillem-Llobat	Science and the Regulation of Toxicants in Historical Perspective	287-291
Judith Mawer, Sean F. Johnston, Mariachiara Di Matteo, Catarina Madruga, Ana Simões, Josep Simon, Joel Vargas-Domínguez, Robert Bud, Simon Werrett, Sacha Tomic y David Knight	Reviews	292-303

Volumen 62, Número 4, 2015

Ana Maria Alfonso-Goldfarb, Hasok Chang, Marcia H. M. Ferraz, Jennifer M. Rampling y Silvia Waisse	Chemical Knowledge in Transit	305-311
Andréa Bortolotto	Johann Andreas Cramer and Chemical Mineral Assay in the Eighteenth Century	312-332
Robert G. W. Anderson	Teaching the Chemistry of Platinum	333-344
Cristiana Loureiro de Mendonça Couto	The Chemistry of Diet: Medicine, Nutrition, and Staple Foods in Imperial Brazil	345-362
Frank A. J. L. James	«Agricultural Chymistry is at present in it’s infancy»: The Board of Agriculture, The Royal Institution and Humphry Davy	363-385
Marcos Martinón-Torres, David Knight, Sacha Tomic, Jeffrey Allan Johnson, William H. Brock, Néstor Herran, Marina Maestrutti y Hjalmar Fors	Laboratories of Art. Alchemy and Art Technology from Antiquity to the 18th Century	386-396

Volumen 63, Número 1, 2016

Claus Priesner	Legends about Legends: Abraham Eleazar’s Adaptation of Nicolas Flamel	1-27
G. Jeffery Leigh y Alan J. Rocke	Women and Chemistry in Regency England: New Light on the Marcet Circle	28-45
Ian D. Rae	Theory versus Practice in the Twentieth-Century Search for the Ideal Anaesthetic Gas	46-65
Jonathan Simon	The Shaping of Modern Pharmacy	66-70
Gabriele Ferrario	Art and Alchemy: The Mystery of Transformation	71-72
Lawrence M. Principe	Boyle Studies: Aspects of the Life and Thought of Robert Boyle (1627-91)	72-73
Marcus B. Carrier	Experimentalisierung und internationale Kommunikationen: Der Fall Curare. (German) [Experimentalization and International Communications: The Curare Case]	73-74
Helge Kragh	Book Review: «The Lost Elements: The Periodic Table’s Shadow Side». By Marco Fontani, Mariagrazia Costa, and Mary Virginia Orna. Pp. xxxvii + 531. Oxford University Press: Oxford. 2015. ISBN 0-19-938334-0	74-75
Pedro Ruiz-Castell	Scientific Instruments on Display	75-76
Ana Carneiro	From Local Patriotism to a Planetary Perspective: Impact Crater Research in Germany, 1930s-1970s	77-78
Barbara Orland	Gift in der Nahrung. Zur Genese der Verbraucherpolitik Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts. (German) [Poison in the food. The genesis of consumer policy in the mid-20th century]	78-79
Joseph M. Gabriel	Bioproperty, Biomedicine and Deliberative Governance: Patents as Discourse of Life	79-80
Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent	Scientific Babel: The Language of Science from the Fall of Latin to the Rise of English	80-82
David Knight	Philosophy of Chemistry: Growth of a New Discipline	82-83
Anonymous	The Partington Prize 2017	84-84

Volumen 63, Número 2, 2016

Hjalmar Fors, Lawrence M. Principe y H. Otto Sibum	From the Library to the Laboratory and Back Again: Experiment as a Tool for Historians of Science	85-97
Sébastien Moureau y Nicolas Thomas	Understanding Texts with the Help of Experimentation: The Example of Cupellation in Arabic Scientific Literature	98-117
Lawrence M. Principe	Chymical Exotica in the Seventeenth Century, or, How to Make the Bologna Stone	118-144
Haileigh Robertson	Reworking Seventeenth-Century Saltpetre	145-161
Nils-Otto Ahnfelt y Hjalmar Fors	Making Early Modern Medicine: Reproducing Swedish Bitters	162-183
Anonymous	The Partington Prize 2017	184-184
Judith Mawer	Bridging Traditions: Alchemy, Chemistry, and Paracelsian Practices in the Early Modern Era	185-186
Patrick Wallis	Panaceia’s Daughters: Noblewomen as Healers in Early Modern Germany	186-187
Edward Allen Driggers	Uroscopy in Early Modern Europe	188-189
Jan Golinski	The Cradle of Chemistry: The Early Years of Chemistry at the University of Edinburgh	189-190
Thijs Hagendijk	Humboldts Preußen. Wissenschaft und Technik im Aufbruch. (German) [Humboldt’s Prussia. Science and Technology on the move]	190-191
David Knight	Book Review: «Pure Intelligence: The Life of William Hyde Wollaston	191-192
Leslie Tomory	James Watt: Making the World Anew	192-193
William H. Brock	Otto Linné Erdmann an Justus von Liebig – kommentierte Briefe von 1853 bis 1867. (German) [Otto Linné Erdmann to Justus von Liebig – annotated letters from 1853 to 1867]	193-194
Silvia Pérez	Banned: a History of Pesticides and the Science of Toxicology	194–195
María-José Báguena	Book Review: Jonas Salk. A Life	196-197
Viviane Quirke	The British Pharmacopoeia, 1864 to 2014: Medicines, International Standards and the State	197-197

Volumen 63, Número 3, 2016

Maria Chiara Succurro	The «Liber Compostelle» Attributed to Friar Bonaventura of Iseo: The Textual Tradition of a Thirteenth-Century Alchemical Encyclopedia	199-216
Rafal T. Prinke	New Light on the Alchemical Writings of Michael Sendivogius (1566-1636)	217-243
Isabella Whitworth y Zvi C. Koren	Orchil and Tyrian Purple: Two Centuries of Bedfords from Leeds	244-267
Jennifer M. Rampling	The Englishing of Medieval Alchemy	268-272
Robert G. W. Anderson	Fakes!? Hoaxes, Counterfeits and Deception in Early Modern Science	273-274
Agustí Nieto-Galan	Science in Wonderland: The Scientific Fairy Tales of Victorian Britain	274-275
Miguel García-Sancho	The Recombinant University: Genetic Engineering and the Emergence of Stanford Biotechnology	275-276
Peter Morris	Moore’s Law: The Life of Gordon Moore, Silicon Valley’s Quiet Revolutionary	277-277
Anita Kildebæk Nielsen	Akademi og industri. Kjemiutdanning og -forskning ved NTNU gjennom 100 år. (Norwegian) [Academy and industry. Chemical education and chemical research at NTNU over 100 years]	277-278
Viviane Quirke	Biologics. A History of Agents Made From Living Organisms in the Twentieth Century	279-280
Jonathan Simon	Gendered Drugs and Medicine. Historical and Socio-Cultural Perspectives	280-281
Ana Simões	Making 20th Century Science. How Theories Became Knowledge	281-282
Anonymous	The Partington Prize 2017	283-283

Volumen 63, Número 4, 2016

Dorothea Heitsch	Descartes, Cardiac Heat, and Alchemy	285-303
José Vieira Leitão	Alchemy, Prophecy, and Politics in Eighteenth-Century Iberia: Anselmo Castelo Branco’s Critique of Benito Feijoo	304-325
Marcin Krasnodebski	From Distillation to Standardization: a French Perspective on the Shaping of Turpentine Spirit (1909-1976)	326-346
Sacha Tomic	The History of Chemistry: a Very Short Introduction	347-348
Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent	The Restless Clock: a History of the Centuries-Long Argument Over What Makes Living Things Tick	348-350
David Knight	The Experimental Self: Humphry Davy and the Making of a Man of Science	350-351
William H. Brock	Early Responses to the Periodic System	351-352
Peter Morris	Entrepreneurial Ventures in Chemistry: The Muspratts of Liverpool, 1793-1934	352-353
Ian Burney	A History of Forensic Science: British Beginnings in the Twentieth Century	353-355
Nestor Herran	Radium and the Secret of Life	355-356
Xavier Roqué	Book Review: «Making Marie Curie: Intellectual Property and Celebrity Culture in an Age of Information»	356-357
Adriana Minor	Cold War Science and the Transatlantic Circulation of Knowledge	357-358
William H. Brock	Friedrich August Genth aus Wächersbach und die Entdeckung der ersten NiO-Kristalle am Marburger chemischen Institut unter Robert Wilhelm Bunsen. (German) [Friedrich August Genth from Wächersbach and the discovery of the first NiO crystals at the Marburg Chemical Institute under Robert Wilhelm Bunsen]	359-359
José Ramón Bertomeu Sánchez	Paul J. Crutzen: a Pioneer on Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate Change in the Anthropocene	359-360
José Ramón Bertomeu Sánchez	Alchemy in the Rain Forest: Politics, Ecology, and Resilience in a New Guinea Mining Area	360-360
José Ramón Bertomeu Sánchez	Chemistry Education and Contributions from History and Philosophy of Science	360-361
Anonymous	Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry Award Scheme 2017	362-362

Volumen 64, Número 1, 2017

Anthony S. Travis	Globalising Synthetic Nitrogen: The Interwar Inauguration of a New Industry	1-28
Fabrizio Bigotti	A Previously Unknown Path to Corpuscularism in the Seventeenth Century: Santorio’s «Marginalia» to the «Commentaria in Primam Fen Primi Libri Canonis Avicennae» (1625)	29-42
W. H. Brock	British School Chemistry Laboratories, 1830-1920	43-65
Leon Gortler y Stephen J. Weininger	Private Philanthropy and Basic Research in Mid-Twentieth Century America: The Hickrill Chemical Research Foundation	66-94
Marta Musso	Coal, Oil, and Empire	95-98
Gabriele Ferrario	La messe alchimique attribuée a Melchior de Sibiu. (French) [The alchemical mass attributed to Melchior de Sibiu]	99-100
Anna Marie Roos	An Alchemical Quest for Universal Knowledge: The `Christian Philosophy’ of Jan Baptist Van Helmont (1579-1644)	100-101
William H. Brock	The Chemistry Department at Imperial College London. A History, 1845-2000	101-102
Ana Carneiro	Review: Amadeo Avogadro. Relazioni Accademiche	103-103
Katherine D. Watson	Toxic Histories: Poison and Pollution in Modern India	104-105
Robert G. W. Anderson	The Matter Factory: a History of the Chemistry Laboratory	105-106

Volumen 64, Número 2, 2017

Stephen Clucas	John Dee, Alchemy, and Print Culture	107-114
Peter J. Forshaw	The Hermetic Frontispiece: Contextualising John Dee’s Hieroglyphic Monad	115-139
Stephen Clucas	The Royal Typographer and the Alchemist: John Dee, Willem Silvius, and the Diagrammatic Alchemy of the «Monas Hieroglyphica»	140-156
Steven Vanden Broecke	The Ideal of a Knowledge Society in Dee’s «Monas Hieroglyphica» (1564) and Other Productions by Willem Silvius	157-174
Manuel Mertens	Willem Silvius: «Typographical Parent» of John Dee’s «Monas Hieroglyphica»	175-189
John Henry	Magic in Western Culture: From Antiquity to the Enlightenment	190-191
Rémi Franckowiak	Le fixe et le volatil. Chimie et alchimie, de Paracelse a Lavoisier. (French) [The fixed and the volatile. Chemistry and Alchemy, from Paracelsus to Lavoisier]	191-192
Anna Marie Roos	The Leibniz-Stahl Controversy	192-193
Ximo Guillem-Llobat	Autonomous Nature: Problems of Prediction and Control from Ancient Times to the Scientific Revolution	194-195
Vangelis Antzoulatos	Julius Thomsen. A Life in Chemistry and Beyond	195-196
Ignacio Suay-Matallana	Healing with Water: English Spas and the Water Cure, 1840-1960	196-197
Cristina Chimisso	Les identités multiples d’Émile Meyerson. (French) [The multiple identities of Émile Meyerson]	197-199
Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent	Science in the Public Sphere: a History of Lay Knowledge and Expertise	199-200
Anonymous	2018 Morris Award: Call for Nominations	201-201
Anonymous	Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry: E-mail Communications with Members	202-202

Volumen 64, Número 3, 2017

Athanasios Rinotas	Stoicism and Alchemy in Late Antiquity: Zosimus and the Concept of Pneuma	203-219
George Saliba	A New Alchemical Poem Attributed to Khalid b. Yazid (d. ca. 705)	220-233
Ignacio-Miguel Pascual-Valderrama y Joaquín Pérez-Pariente	The Alchemical Manuscripts of David Lindsay (1587-1641), Lord Lindsay of Balcarres	234-262
Andrew Lacey	The Chemical Club: an Early Nineteenth-Century Scientific Dining Club	263-282
Sacha Tomic	A History of Modern Chemistry	283-284
Georgiana Hedesan	La Porta Magica di Roma, simbolo dell’alchimia occidentale. (Italian) [The Magic Door of Rome, symbol of Western alchemy]	284-285
Jorge Cañizares-Esguerra	The Matter of Empire: Metaphysics and Mining in Colonial Peru	286-287
Jan Golinski	The Personality of Henry Cavendish: a Great Scientist with Extraordinary Peculiarities	287-288
José Ramón Bertomeu Sánchez	Amedeo Avogadro. Lettere	289-289
Ernst Homburg	Aus der Luft gewonnen. Die Entwicklung der globalen Gaseindustrie, 1880 bis 2012/Building on Air. The International Industrial Gases Industry, 1886-2006	289-291
William H. Brock	Book Review: «Holding Hands with Bacteria. The Life and Work of Marjory Stephenson»	291-292
William H. Brock	LEMCO. Un coloso de la industria cárnica en Fray Bentos, Uruguay. (The Meat Industry’s Colossus in Fray Bentos, Uruguay)	293-293

Volumen 64, Número 4, 2017

Jennifer M. Rampling	The Future of the History of Chemistry	295-300
Stephen T. Irish	The Corundum Stone and Crystallographic Chemistry	301-325
Matteo Martelli	Translating Ancient Alchemy: Fragments of Graeco-Egyptian Alchemy in Arabic Compendia	326-342
Angela N. H. Creager	A Chemical Reaction to the Historiography of Biology	343-359
Hasok Chang	What History Tells Us about the Distinct Nature of Chemistry	360-374
José Pardo-Tomás	American Drugs and Early Modern Europe: New Ways of Telling an Old Story	375-377
David Knight	The Oxford Illustrated History of Science	378-379
Vincenzo Carlotta	I ricettari del codice 52 della Historical Medical Library di New Haven (XIII sec. u.q.). (Italian) [Recipes of code 52 of the Historical Medical Library of New Haven (XIII Century. u. q.)]	379-380
Christopher Hamlin	The History of the London Water Industry, 1580-1820	381-382
Leslie Tomory	The Imagined Empire: Balloon Enlightenments in Revolutionary Europe	382-384
Xavier Roqué	One Hundred Years of the Bohr Atom. Proceedings from a Conference	384-385
Ernst Homburg	Adding Value: Tasmanian Alkaloids 1975-2015	385-386
Stefan Pohl-Valero	Setting Nutritional Standards. Theory, Policies, Practices	386-388
Akinobu Takabayashi	Book Review: «Kagakushi Jiten» [«Encyclopedic Dictionary of the History of Chemistry»]	388-389
Anonymous	Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry Award Scheme 2018	390-391

Volumen 65, Número 1, 2018

Mary Jo Nye y Stephen J. Weininger	Paper Tools from the 1780s to the 1960s: Nomenclature, Classification, and Representations	1-8
Wolfgang Lefevre	The «Méthode de nomenclature chimique» (1787): a Document of Transition	9-29
Michael D. Gordin	Paper Tools and Periodic Tables: Newlands and Mendeleev Draw Grids	30-51
Stephen J. Weininger	Delayed Reaction: The Tardy Embrace of Physical Organic Chemistry by the German Chemical Community	52-75
Evan Hepler-Smith	Paper Chemistry: François Dagognet and the Chemical Graph	76-98

Volumen 65, Número 2, 2018

Ignacio Suay-Matallana y Ximo Guillem-Llobat	Poisoned Wine: Regulation, Chemical Analyses, and Spanish–French Trade in the 1930s	99-121
Mike A. Zuber	The Duke, the Soldier of Fortune, and a Rosicrucian Legacy: Exploring the Roles of Manuscripts in Early-Modern Alchemy	122-142
Andrei Vinogradov y Stanislav Petriashin	Chemical Industry, the Environment, and Russian Provincial Society: The Case of the Kokshan Chemical Works (1850-1925)	143-168
Amy Fisher	Robert Hare’s Theory of Galvanism: a Study of Heat and Electricity in Early Nineteenth-Century American Chemistry	169-189
Wolfgang Lefevre	Animal, Vegetable, Mineral? How Eighteenth-Century Science Disrupted the Natural Order	191-192
Megan Piorko	L’Alchimie a livres ouverts: En quête des secrets de la matiere: livres et manuscrits du XVIe au XXe siecle. (French) [Alchemy in open books: a quest for the secrets of matter: books and manuscripts of the XVIth to XXth century]	192-193
Jeffrey A. Johnson	Chemiker im «Dritten Reich»: Die Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft und der Verein Deutscher Chemiker im NS-Herrschaftsapparat. (German) [Chemists in the «Third Reich»: The German Chemical Society and the German Chemical Union in the National Socialist apparatus of domination]	193-194
Robert Bud	Synthetic: How Life Got Made	194-196
Annette Lykknes	Kunskap och kemisk industri i $ 1800$-talets Sverige. (Swedish) [Science and chemical industry in 19th Century Sweden]	196-197
Judith Mawer	Alchemy, Medicine, and Commercial Book Production: A Codicological and Linguistic Study of the Voigts-Sloane Manuscript Group	197-199
Peter Morris	Fake Silk: The Lethal History of Viscose Rayon	199-200

Volumen 65, Número 3, 2018

Andrew Campbell, Lorenza Gianfrancesco y Neil Tarrant	Alchemy and the Mendicant Orders of Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe	201-209
Neil Tarrant	Between Aquinas and Eymerich: The Roman Inquisition’s Use of Dominican Thought in the Censorship of Alchemy	210-231
Peter Murray Jones	The Survival of the «Frater Medicus»? English Friars and Alchemy, ca. 1370-\ca. 1425	232-249
Lorenza Gianfrancesco	Books, Gold, and Elixir: Alchemy and Religious Orders in Early Modern Naples	250-274
Justin Rivest	The Chymical Capuchins of the Louvre: Seminal Principles and Charitable Vocations in France under Louis XIV	275-295
Helge Kragh	Book Review: «Wilhelm Ostwald». The Autobiography	296-297
Adriana Minor	Book Review: «Parallel Lives: Two Hoosier Chemists from Peru»	297-298
Sacha Tomic	Book Review: «La Navelbine-reg et le Taxoter-reg»: Histoires de sciences	298-300
Peter J. Ramberg	Book Review: «The Chemical Century»: Molecular Manipulation and Its Impact on the 20th Century	300-301

Volumen 65, Número 4, 2018

Marieke M. A. Hendriksen	Boerhaave’s Mineral Chemistry and Its Influence on Eighteenth-Century Pharmacy in The Netherlands and England	303-323
Rafal T. Prinke y Mike A. Zuber	Alchemical Patronage and the Making of an Adept: Letters of Michael Sendivogius to Emperor Rudolf II and His Chamberlain Hans Popp	324-355
Seth C. Rasmussen	Revisiting the Early History of Synthetic Polymers: Critiques and New Insights	356-372
Stephen T. Irish	James Smithson on the Calamines: Chemical Combination in Crystals	373-397
Sally M. Horrocks	Book Review: «A Chemical Passion»: The Forgotten Story of Chemistry at British Independent Girls’ Schools, 1820s-1930s	398-399
Peter Morris	Book Review: A World History of Rubber: Empire, Industry, and the Everyday	399
Anna Marie Roos	Book Review: Isaac Newton and Natural Philosophy. Renaissance Lives Series	399-400
Kristoffer Whitney	Book Review: Smell Detectives: An Olfactory History of Nineteenth-Century Urban America	400-402
Jan Golinski	Book Review: Compound Histories: Materials, Governance and Production, 1760-1840	402-404
Sarah Lowengard	Book Review: A Perfect Ground: Preparatory Layers for Oil Paintings 1550-1900	404-405
Jo Kirby	Book Review: Treasures from the Sea: Sea Silk and Shellfish Purple Dye in Antiquity	405-407
Nestor Herran	Book Review: Polonium in the Playhouse: The Manhattan Project’s Secret Chemistry Work in Dayton, Ohio. Linda Carrick Thomas. Pp. 247, illus., index. The Ohio State University Press: Columbus. 2017. \pounds 23 (cloth). ISBN: 978-0-8142-1338-4	407-408
Renée J. Raphael	Book Review: Silver by Fire, Silver by Mercury: a Chemical History of Silver Refining in New Spain and Mexico, 16th to 19th Centuries	408-410
Curtis Runstedler	Book Review: Chaucer the Alchemist: Physics, Mutability, and the Medieval Imagination	410-411
Ximo Guillem-Llobat	Book Review: One Hundred Years of Chemical Warfare: Research, Deployment, Consequences	411-412

Volumen 66, Número 1, 2019

Charlotte A. Abney Salomon	The Pocket Laboratory: The Blowpipe in Eighteenth-Century Swedish Chemistry	1-22
Carolyn Cobbold	Adulation or Adulteration? Representing Chemical Dyes in the Victorian Media	23-50
Vangelis Antzoulatos	Berthelot’s Pathway from Synthesis to Thermochemistry	51-71
Meagan S. Allen	Revisiting Isaac Newton’s «Index Chemicus»: a Response to Richard S. Westfall	72-81
William H. Brock	Book Review: «The Measure of All Things». A History of Analytical Chemistry	82-82
Didier Kahn	Book Review: «Lux in Tenebris: The Visual and the Symbolic in Western Esotericism»	82-83
Cornelis J. Schilt	Book Review: «Reading Newton in Early Modern Europe»	83-85
Michael Jewess	Book Review: «For Science, King and Country: The Life and Legacy of Henry Moseley»	85-87
Cassandra Gorman	Book Review: «Fictional Matter: Empiricism, Corpuscles, and the Novel»	87-88
Marieke Hendriksen	Book Review: «The Structures of Practical Knowledge»	88-90
Georgette Taylor	Book Review: «The Chemical Works of Carl Wilhelm Scheele»	90-92
Anonymous	Announcement: Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry Award Scheme 2019	93-94

Volumen 66, Números 2-3, 2019

Frank A. J. L. James y Sharon Ruston	New Studies on Humphry Davy: Introduction	95-102
Hattie Lloyd Edmondson	Chivalrous Chemistry	103-120
Sharon Ruston	Humphry Davy: Analogy, Priority, and the «true philosopher»	121-139
Gregory Tate	Humphry Davy and the Problem of Analogy	140-157
Tim Fulford	Davy Takes to the Hills: Dialogic Enquiry and the Aesthetics of the Prospect View	158-180
Jan Golinski	«The Fitness of Their Union»: Travel and Health in the Letters of Humphry and Jane Davy	181-194
Andrew Lacey	New Light on John Davy	195-213
Frank A. J. L. James	Constructing Humphry Davy’s Biographical Image	214-238
David Knight	Sources and Resources for Davy: 1960 and Now	239-245
William H. Brock	David Marcus Knight (1936-2018): an Appreciation	246-263
Anonymous	The Partington Prize 2020	264-264

Volumen 66, Número 4, 2019

Alan J. Rocke	Lothar Meyer’s Pathway to Periodicity	265-302
Frank A. J. L. James	Humphry Davy’s Early Chemical Knowledge, Theory and Experiments: an Edition of His 1798 Manuscript, «An Essay on Heat and the Combinations of Light» from The Royal Institution of Cornwall, Courtney Library, MS DVY/2	303-345
William H. Brock	A German Partington	346-352
Erland Mårald	Nitrogen Capture: The Growth of an International Industry (1900-1940)	353-354
Dr Laura Perucchetti	Metals, Minds and Mobility: Integrating Scientific Data with Archaeological Theory	354-356
Katherine Allen	Recipes and Everyday Knowledge: Medicine, Science, and the Household in Early Modern England	356-358
Stefan Laube	Book Review: «Das Erbe des Nikolaus von Kues im Spiegel der Alchemie», by Witalij Morosow. Pp. 268, illus., index. Aschendorff: Münster. 2018. EUR 39.00. ISBN: 978-3-402-16005-3. (German) [The Legacy of Nicholas of Cusa in the Mirror of Alchemy]	358-360
Matteo Vagelli	Book Review: «When Historiography Met Epistemology: Sophisticated Histories and Philosophies of Science in French-speaking Countries in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century», by Stefano Bordoni. Pp. 335, index. Brill: Leiden. 2017. \pounds 130.00. ISBN 978-90-04-31522-8	360-362
Ernst Homburg	Book Review: «Le Patrimoine Industriel de la Chimie. A Special Issue of Patrimoine Industriel – Archéologie – Technique – Mémoire, no. 69, by Florence Hachez-Leroy. Pp. 152, illus. Cilac: Paris. 2016. \pounds 22.00. ISSN: 0220-5521	362-364
Howard G. Barth	Book Review: «The Alchemist in Literature: From Dante to the Present», by Theodore Ziolkowski. Pp. 237 + x, illus., index. Oxford University Press: Oxford. 2015. \pounds 74.00	364-365
Karoliina Pulkkinen	Book Review: «Mendeleev to Oganesson: A Multidisciplinary Perspective on the Periodic Table, edited by Eric Scerri and Guillermo Restrepo. Pp. 328, illus., index. Oxford University Press: New York. 2018. \pounds 80.00. ISBN: 978-0-19-066853-2	365-367
William G. Clarence-Smith	Book Review: «Rubber and the Making of Vietnam: an Ecological History, 1897-1975», by Michitake Aso. Pp. 405 + xvii, illus., index. The University of North Carolina Press: Chapel Hill. 2018. \pounds 70 (hardcover), \pounds 25.30 (paperback), \pounds 18.40 (ebook). ISBN: 978-1-4696-3714-3 (hardcover), 978-1-4696-3715-0 (paperback), 978-1-4696-3716-7 (ebook)	367-368
Sheila Barker	Book Review: «La farmacia granducale di Firenze, By Giovanni Piccardi. Pp. 131, illus., index. Leo S. Olschki: Florence. 2018. \pounds 17.00. ISBN 978-8-82-226566-1. (Italian) [The grand-ducal pharmacy of Florence]	368-369
Anonymous	Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry Award Scheme 2020	370-371

Volumen 67, Número 1, 2020

Didier Kahn y Hiro Hirai	Paracelsus, Forgeries and Transmutation: Introduction	1-3
Urs Leo Gantenbein	Real or Fake? New Light on the Paracelsian «De natura rerum»	4-29
William R. Newman	Bad Chemistry: Basilisks and Women in Paracelsus and pseudo-Paracelsus	30-46
Amadeo Murase	The Homunculus and the Paracelsian «Liber de imaginibus»	47-61
Andrew Sparling	Paracelsus, a Transmutational Alchemist	62-87
Urs Leo Gantenbein	Cross and Crucible: Alchemy in the Theology of Paracelsus	88-99
Stephen T. Irish	Gems in the Early Modern World: Materials, Knowledge and Global Trade, 1450-1800	100-101
Marieke Hendriksen	Technology: Critical History of a Concept	101-103
Agustí Nieto-Galan	Poisonous Skies: Acid Rain and the Globalization of Pollution	103-104
Olivier Dufault	Greek Alchemy from Late Antiquity to Early Modernity	104-106

Volumen 67, Número 2, 2020

Linda A. Newson	Alchemy and Chemical Medicines in Early Colonial Lima, Peru	107-134
Nicola Polloni	A Matter of Philosophers and Spheres: Medieval Glosses on Artephius’s «Key of Wisdom»	135-152
Hilde Norrgrén	An Alchemist in Greenland: Hans Egede (1686-1758) and Alchemical Practice in the Colony of Hope	153-173
Karoliina Pulkkinen	Values in the Development of Early Periodic Tables	174-198
William H. Brock	Perspectives on Chemical Biography in the 21st Century	199-200
Patricia Fara	American Lucifers: The Dark History of Artificial Light	200-202
Evan Hepler-Smith	The Etymology of Chemical Names: Tradition and Convenience vs. Rationality in Chemical Nomenclature	202-203
Mat Paskins	Thrifty Science: Making the Most of Materials in the History of Experiment	203-205

Volumen 67, Número 3, 2020

Viviane Quirke y Peter Reed	Chemistry, Consultants, and Companies, c. 1850-2000: Introduction	207-213
Robin Mackie y Gerrylynn Roberts	Consultancy as a Career in Late Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Britain	214-233
Anna Simmons	A Life of «Continuous and Honourable Usefulness:» Chemical Consulting and the Career of Robert Warington (1807-1867)	234-251
Peter Reed	George E. Davis (1850-1907): Transition From Consultant Chemist to Consultant Chemical Engineer in a Period of Economic Pressure	252-270
Annette Lykknes	The Chemistry Professor as Consultant at the Norwegian Institute of Technology, 1910-1930	271-288
Viviane Quirke	Imperial Chemical Industries and Craig Jordan, «the First Tamoxifen Consultant,» 1960s-1990s	289-307
Robert Bud	Fluid Careers and Cold War Boundaries	308-312
William H. Brock	Noel George Coley (1927-2020)	313-314
William H. Brock	Pioneering British Women Chemists. Their Lives and Contributions	315-316
William R. Newman	Painted Alchemists: Early Modern Artistry and Experiment in the Work of Thomas Wijck	316-317
Carolyn Cobbold	Pure Adulteration: Cheating on Nature in the Age of Manufactured Food	318-319
Gerasimos Merianos	Early Greek Alchemy, Patronage and Innovation in Late Antiquity	319-321
Anonymous	Partington Prize 2020	322-322

Volumen 67, Número 4, 2020

Thijs Hagendijk, Márcia Vilarigues y Sven Dupré	Materials, Furnaces, and Texts: How to Write About Making Glass Colours in the Seventeenth Century	323-345
Theodore R. Delwiche	Fuit Ille non Empiricus Mercenarius: Apprehensions to Alchemy in Colonial New England	346-365
Jole Shackelford	Chemical Paradigm vs. Biological Paradigm in the Biological Clock Controversy	366-388
William H. Brock	The Curious Story of the Chemical Society’s Missing Obituary of John Lloyd Bullock	389-399
Cornelis J. Schilt	A True Adept	400-407
Bruce Janacek	The Historic Role of Alchemy in the Holy Roman Empire	408-415
Curtis Runstedler	Book Review: «Ymage de Vie: Spéculation et Expérimentation dans un Traité d’Alchimie Médiévale», by Genevieve Dumas. Pp. 293, illus., index. Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée: Montpellier. 2019. \pounds 19. ISBN: 978-2-36781-323-3	416-417
Fred Kim	Book Review: «Natural knowledge and Aristotelianism at Early Modern Protestant Universities», Edited by Pietro Daniel Omodeo and Volkhard Wels. Pp. 342, illus. Harrassowitz Verlag: Wiesbaden. 2019. \pounds 65, free ebook on publisher’s website. ISBN 978-3-447-11265-9	418-419
William H. Brock	Book Review: «Liebig lebt!» 100 Jahre Liebig Museum im Laboratorium, Edited by Eduard Alter. Pp. 33, illus. Liebig Museum: Giessen. 2020. EUR 6.Das Liebig-Laboratorium von seinen Anfängen bis in die Gegenwart. Festschrift zum 100Jährigen Jubiläum des Liebigs-Museum. (Berichte der Justus Liebig-Gesellschaft zu Giessen. Band 10). By Franziska Müller. Pp. 173, illus. Justus Liebig-Gesellschaft: Giessen. 2020. EUR 14. ISSN: 0940-3426	419-420
Anonymous	2021 Morris Award: Call for Nominations	421-422

Volumen 68, Número 1, 2021

Alan J. Rocke	A Woman’s Life Alongside Chemistry: The Memoirs of Theresa Kopp Baumann	1-27
Mike A. Zuber	Alchemical Promise, the Fraud Narrative, and the History of Science from Below: a German Adept’s Encounter with Robert Boyle and Ambrose Godfrey	28-48
Mark I. Grossman	John Dalton’s «Aha» Moment: the Origin of the Chemical Atomic Theory	49-71
José Ramón Bertomeu Sánchez	Lead Poisoning in France around 1840: Managing Proofs and Uncertainties in Laboratories, Courtrooms, and Workplaces	72-96
Theresa Levitt	Morphine Dreams: Auguste Laurent and the Active Principles of Organised Matter	97-115
Anonymous	Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry Award Scheme 2021	116-117

Volumen 68, Números 2-3, 2021

Ute Frietsch	Alchemy and the Early Modern University: an Introduction	119-134
Bruce T. Moran	Court Authority and the University: Networks, Recipes, and Things-in-the-Making vs. the Abstractions of Made Things	135-153
Elisabeth Moreau	Learning the Chymical Compromise: Paracelsian and Galenic Medicine in Marburg Disputations on «Chymiatria»	154-179
Lawrence M. Principe	The Changing Visions of Chymistry at Seventeenth-Century Jena: The Two Brendels, Rolfinck, Wedel, and Others	180-197
Hiro Hirai	Daniel Sennert, Chymistry, and Theological Debates	198-213
Ku-ming (Kevin) Chang	From University to Court: The Reversal of Stahl’s Positions on Gold-Making	214-230
Georgiana D. Hedesan	The Influence of Louvain Teaching on Jan Baptist Van Helmont’s Adoption of Paracelsianism and Alchemy	231-246
Didier Kahn	The First Private and Public Courses of Chymistry in Paris (and Italy) from Jean Beguin to William Davisson	247-272
Ute Frietsch	Making University Fields for Chymistry: a Case Study of Helmstedt University	273-301
Yasu Furukawa	Exploring the History of Chemistry in Japan	302-317
Olin Moctezuma-Burns	Compound Remedies: Galenic Pharmacy from the Ancient Mediterranean to New Spain	318-319
Peter Murray Jones	The Experimental Fire: Inventing English Alchemy, 1300-1700	319-321
William Eamon	Paracelsus: an Alchemical Life	321-323
Michael Bycroft	The Transmutations of Chymistry: Wilhelm Homberg and the Académie Royale des Sciences	323-325
Ximo Guillem-Llobat	`¿Entre el fiscal y el verdugo? Mateu Orfila i Rotger (1787-1853) y la toxicología del siglo XIX. (Spanish) [Between the prosecutor and the executioner? Mateu Orfila i Rotger (1787-1853) and the toxicology of the XIX century]	325-326
Sarah Hijmans	Technoscience in History: Prussia, 1750-1850	326-327
William H. Brock	The Chemical Age. How Chemists Fought Famine and Disease, Killed Millions, and Changed Our Relationship with the Earth	327-328
Anonymous	Morris Award 2021	329-330

Volumen 68, Número 4, 2021

Sean O’Neil	Good Names but Better Symbols: The Establishment of Chemical Notation as a Nomenclatural Corrective at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century	331-364
Arnaud Page y Maxime Guesnon	Glutenophilia: Chemistry and Flour Quality in Nineteenth-century France and Great Britain	365-384
Marcin Krasnodebski	The Meandering Life of a Research Trajectory: Rare Earths in the Aubervilliers Research Centre (1953-2020)	385-406
William H. Brock y Michael Jewess	Unwise Relationships and an Unsound Valence Theory: The Chemical Career of Robert Fergus Hunter (1904-1963)	407-430
Guillaume Delmeulle	At the Origins of the «De Perfecto Magisterio: a Translation from Arabic or a Latin Composition?	431-441
Frank A. J. L. James	A Chemical Satire on the 1809 Change of Government in Britain	442-446
Matteo Martelli	Hathor’s Alchemy: The Ancient Roots of the Hermetic Art	447-448
Rafal T. Prinke	The Correspondence of Boldizsár Batthyány. The Everyday Life of an Early Modern Alchemist	448-450
Antonio Clericuzio	The Chemical Philosophy of Robert Boyle: Mechanicism, Chymical Atoms, and Emergence	450-451
Cassandra Gorman	Grounds of Natural Philosophy	451-453
Hjalmar Fors	Reconstruction, Replication and Re-enactment in the Humanities and Social Sciences	453-454
Hasok Chang	Philosophical Chemistry: Genealogy of a Scientific Field	455-456

Volumen 69, Número 1, 2022

Megan Piorko, Marieke Hendriksen y Simon Werrett	Alchemical Practice: Looking Towards the Chemical Humanities	1-18
Umberto Veronesi y Marcos Martinón-Torres	The Old Ashmolean Museum and Oxford’s Seventeenth-Century Chymical Community: a Material Culture Approach To Laboratory Experiments	19-33
Lyke de Vries	Protecting Academia and Religion: Andreas Libavius’s Criticism of a General Reformation	34-48
Fabiana Lopes da Silveira	In the Melting Pot: Cultural Mixture and the Presentation of Alchemical Knowledge in the «Letter from Isis to Horus»	49-64
Sarah Lang	A Machine Reasoning Algorithm for the Digital Analysis of Alchemical Language and its Decknamen	65-83
Barbara Di Gennaro Splendore	Merchants of Medicines. The Commerce and Coercion of Health in Britain’s Long Eighteenth Century	84-85
Chiara Ambrosio	Painting with Fire: Sir Joshua Reynolds, Photography, and the Temporally Evolving Chemical Object	85-87
Susanne Schmidt	Chemically Imbalanced: Everyday Suffering, Medication, and Our Troubled Quest for Self-Mastery	87-89
Justin Rivest	A Singular Remedy: Cinchona Across the Atlantic World, 1751-1820	89-91
George D. Elliott	Chemistry in 17th-Century New England	91-92
Anonymous	Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry Award Scheme 2022	93-94

Volumen 69, Número 2, 2022

Bruce T. Moran	Medical Performance and the Alchemy of Plants in the Ventures of Leonhard Thurneisser zum Thurn	95-117
Aurélien Ruellet	The Pewterer and the Chymist: Major Erasmus Purling and his Refined Tin	118-138
Letícia Dos Santos Pereira, Olival Freire Júnior y Gisela Boeck	Wilhelm Ostwald’s Pedagogy: an Analysis of the Nobel Prize Nomination Letters	139-162
John Considine	The Beginnings of English Paracelsian Lexicography: Two Collections of Words from Elizabethan Cambridge	163-189
Evan Bourke	Lady Ranelagh: The Incomparable Life of Robert Boyle’s Sister	190-191
Hannah Murphy	The Poison Trials: Wonder Drugs, Experiment, and the Battle for Authority in Renaissance Science	191-193
Anna Simmons	Drugs on the Page: Pharmacopoeias and Healing Knowledge in the Early Modern Atlantic World	193-195
Alan J. Rocke	Alexander Williamson: a Victorian Chemist and the Making of Modern Japan	195-196
Frank A. J. L. James	Carl Wilhelm Scheele and Torbern Bergman: The Science, Lives and Friendship of Two Pioneers in Chemistry	196-197
Ruben E. Verwaal	White Blood: a History of Human Milk	197-198
Alexander Kraft	The Reign of Saturn Transformed into an Age of Gold	199-200
Anonymous	The Partington Prize 2023	201-201

Volumen 69, Número 3, 2022

Elena Serrano, Joris Mercelis & Annette Lykknes	«I am not a Lady, I am a Scientist.» Chemistry, Women, and Gender in the Enlightenment and the Era of Professional Science	203-220
Francesca Antonelli	Becoming Visible. Marie-Anne Paulze-Lavoisier and the Campaign for the «New Chemistry» (1770s-1790s)	221-242
Elena Serrano	Patriotic Women: Chemistry and Gender in the Eighteenth-Century Spanish World	243-261
Annette Lykknes	Enabling Circumstances: Women Chemical Engineers at the Norwegian Institute of Technology, 1910-1943	262-290
Joris Mercelis	«Men Don’t Like to Work Under a Woman»: Female Chemists in the Photographic Manufacturing Industry, ca. 1918-1950	291-319
Bruce T. Moran	Alchemy, Sources, and Digital Exploring at the Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel	320-325
Georgiana Hedesan	Book Review: «Turba Philosophorum: Congres pythagoricien sur l’art d’Hermes». By Grégoire Lacaze. Pp. 663, index. Brill: Leiden. 2018. \pounds 243.00. ISBN: 978-90-04-36032-7	326-327
Helen Thompson	Book Review: «The Atom in Seventeenth-Century Poetry. By Cassandra Gorman. Pp. 251, index. D. S. Brewer: Woodbridge, UK, and Rochester, NY. 2021. \pounds 75.00. ISBN: 978-1-84-384593-5	327-329
Evan Ragland	Book Review: «Aesthetic Science: Representing Nature in the Royal Society of London, 1650-1720». By Alexander Wragge-Morley. Pp. 272, illus., index. University of Chicago Press: Chicago. 2020. \pounds 30.00 (paperback). ISBN: 978-0-22-668086-6	329-331
Rina Knoeff	Book Review: «De chemist. De geschiedenis van een verdwenen beroepsgroep, 1600-1800». By Henk Vermande. Pp. 662, illus., index. Verloren: Hilversum. 2021. \pounds 41.00. ISBN: 978-9-08-704968-3	331-332
María José Correa-Gómez	Book Review: «Tóxicos Invisibles. La construcción de la ignorancia ambiental». Edited by Ximo Guillem-Llobat and Agustí Nieto-Galan. Pp. 336, illus., index. Icaria: Barcelona. 2020. \pounds 19.50. ISBN: 978-84-9888-976-5	332-334
Jonathan Rees	Book Review: «A Rainbow Palate: How Chemical Dyes Changed the West’s Relationship With Food». By Carolyn Cobbold. Pp. 288, illus., index. University of Chicago Press: Chicago. 2020. \pounds 30. ISBN: 978-0-22-672705-9	334-335
Brigitte Van Tiggelen	Book Review: «A Nobel Affair: The Correspondence Between Alfred Nobel and Sofie Hess. Edited and translated by Erika Rummel. Pp. 304, illus., index. University of Toronto Press: Toronto. 2017. \pounds 62.00. ISBN: 978-1-48-750177-8	336-337
José Ramón Bertomeu-Sánchez	Book Review: «Ethics of Chemistry. From Poison Gas to Climate Engineering». Edited by Joachim Schummer and Tom Bòrsen. Pp. vii + 559, index. World Scientific Publishing: Toh Tuck Link (Singapore). 2021. \pounds 175.00. ISBN: 978-9-81-123353-1 (hardcover); 978-9-81-123353-8 (ebook)	337-338

Volumen 69, Número 4, 2022

Ute Frietsch	Robert Fludd’s Visual and Artisanal Episteme: A Case Study of Fludd’s Interaction with His Engraver, His Printer-Publisher, and His Amanuenses	341-373
Anna Simmons & William H. Brock	Robert Warington and Heinrich Will: Friendship and Co-operation in Chemistry in Nineteenth Century Britain and Germany	374-398
Sarah N. Hijmans	The Tantalum Metals (1801-1866): Nineteenth-Century Analytical Chemistry and the Identification of Chemical Elements	399-419
Helge Kragh	Biographical Histories of Chemistry	420-425
María Belén Boned Fernández	Book Review: «Pseudo-Paracelsus: Forgery and Early Modern Alchemy, Medicine, and Natural Philosophy». Edited by Didier Kahn and Hiro Hirai. Pp. 490, illus., index. Brill: Leiden. 2021. \pounds 122.00. ISBN: 978-90-04-50337-3	426-427
Eric R. Scerri	The Elements: A Visual History of Their Discovery	427-428
Carolyn Cobbold	Book Review: «The Chemistry of Fear: Harvey Wiley’s Fight for Pure Food. By Jonathan Rees. Pp. 320, illus., index. Johns Hopkins University Press: Baltimore, MA. 2021. \pounds 28.00 (hardcover). ISBN: 978-1-42-143995-2	428-429
Susan Mossman	Book Review: «Beyond Bakelite: Leo Baekeland and the Business of Science and Invention. By Joris Mercellis. Pp. 378, illus., index. The MIT Press: Cambridge, Massachusetts. 2020. \pounds 45.00. ISBN: 978-0-26-253869-5 (paperback)	429-431
Anisia Alis Iacob	Book Review: «Making Physicians: Tradition, Teaching, and Trials at Leiden University, 1575-1639». by Evan R. Ragland, Brill: Leiden, 2022. pp. 457+xii, \pounds 120.00, illus., index. ISBN: 978-90-04-46511-4	431-433
Anonymous	SHAC Special ICHC13 Award Scheme – Grants to Support Attendance at ICHC13 in Vilnius, May 2023	434-435

Volumen 70, Número 1, 2023

Donna Bilak	Living Then and Now with Gold and Mercury	1-6
Vincenzo Carlotta & Matteo Martelli	Metals as Living Bodies. Founts of Mercury, Amalgams, and Chrysocolla	7-30
Donna Bilak & George Vrtis	Environmental Alchemy: Mercury-Gold Amalgamation Mining and the Transformation of the Earth	31-53
Sebastián Rubiano-Galvis, Jimena Diaz Leiva & Ruth Goldstein	Amalgamated Histories: Tracing Quicksilver’s Legacy Through Environmental and Political Bodies in Andean and Amazonian Gold Mining	54-76
Peter Oakley	Making Mercury’s Histories: Mercury in Gold Mining’s Past and Present	77-98
Wenrui Zhao	Ingenuity in the Making: Matter and Technique in Early Modern Europe	99-100
Judit Gil-Farrero	Tóxicos: pasado y presente. Pensar históricamente un mundo tóxico. (Spanish) [Toxic: past and present. Thinking historically about a toxic world]	100-102
Guillermo Restrepo	150 Years of the Periodic Table: a Commemorative Symposium	102-104
Pablo Corral-Broto	The Contamination of the Earth. A History of Pollutions in the Industrial Age	104-105
Anonymous	Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry Award Scheme 2023	106-107

Volumen 70, Número 2, 2023

Barry Sturman y David Garrioch	Amateur Science and Innovation in Fireworks in Nineteenth-Century Europe	109-130
Peter Reed	George E. Davis: Editing the «Chemical Trade Journal», 1887-1906	131-149
Megan Piorko, Sarah Lang y Richard Bean	Deciphering the Hermeticae Philosophiae Medulla: Textual Cultures of Alchemical Secrecy	150-183
Tillmann Taape	A Cultural History of Chemistry	184-186
Olivier Dufault	Book Review: «A Cultural History of Chemistry in Antiquity (vol. 1), Edited by Marco Beretta. Pp. 294, illus., index. Bloomsbury: London. 2022. \pounds 395.00 (6-volume set). ISBN: 978-1-4742-9453-9	186-188
William Royall Newman	Book Review: «A Cultural History of Chemistry in the Middle Ages (vol. 2)». Edited by Charles Burnett and Sébastien Moureau. Pp. 214, illus., index. Bloomsbury: London. 2022. \pounds 395.00 (6-volume set). ISBN: 978-1-4742-9454-6	188-190
Anna Marie Roos	Book Review: «A Cultural History of Chemistry in the Early Modern Age (vol. 3). Edited by Bruce Moran. Pp. 265, illus., index. Bloomsbury: London and New York. 2022. \pounds 395.00 (6-volume set). ISBN 978-1-4742-9459-1	190-192
Georgette Taylor	Book Review: A Cultural History of Chemistry in the Eighteenth Century (vol. 4). Edited by Matthew Daniel Eddy and Ursula Klein. Pp. 238, illus. index. Bloomsbury: London, 2022. \pounds 395.00 (6-volume set). ISBN: 978-1-4742-9465-2	192-194
Hasok Chang	Book Review: «A Cultural History of Chemistry in the Nineteenth Century (vol. 5). Edited By Peter Ramberg. Pp. xiii + 272, illus., index. Bloomsbury: London. 2022. \pounds 395.00 (6-volume set). ISBN: 978-1-4742-9480-5	194-196
Evan Hepler-Smith	Book Review: «A Cultural History of Chemistry in the Modern Age (vol. 6). Edited by Peter Morris. Pp. 271 + xiv, illus., index. Bloomsbury: London, 2022. \pounds 395.00 (6-volume set). ISBN: 978-1-4742-9481-2	197-199
Silvia Pérez-Criado	How to Sell a Poison	200-201
Sven Dupré	From Lived Experience to the Written Word: Reconstructing Practical Knowledge in the Early Modern World	201-202
Jo Kirby	March of the Pigments: Color History, Science and Impact	202-204
Anonymous	The Partington Prize 2023	205-205

Volumen 70, Número 3, 2023

Frank A. J. L. James	When Ben met Mary: The Letters of Benjamin Thompson, Reichsgraf von Rumford, to Mary Temple, Viscountess Palmerston, 1793–1804	207- 328
Alisha Rankin	Letters on Natural Philosophy: By Camilla Erculiani. Edited by Eleonora Carinci. Translated by Hannah Marcus. Foreword by Paula Findlen. Pp. 201, illus., index. The Other Voice in Early Modern Europe Series. Iter Press: New York, Toronto. 2021. £34.00 (paperback). ISBN: 978-1-649590-02-2.	329- 330
Vaibhav Pathak	Magic, Science, and Religion in Early Modern Europe: By Mark A. Waddell. Pp. 300, illus., index. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge. 2022. £19.99 (paperback). ISBN: 978-1-108-44165-0.	330-332
Ernst Homburg	Ersatzstoffe im Zeitalter der Weltkriege: Geschichte, Bedeutung, Perspektiven: Edited by Elisabeth Vaupel. Pp. 348, illus. Deutsches Museum: München. 2021. €39.90. ISBN: 978-3-948808-02-0. Open-access e-book available from the publisher’s website: https://www.deutsches-museum.de/assets/Verlag/Download/Studies/Studies-9-download.pdf.	332-333
Marcin Krasnodębski	Research between Science, Society and Politics: The History and Scientific Development of Green Chemistry: By Johan Alfredo Linthorst. Pp. 269, illus. Eburon Academic Publishers: Utrecht. 2023. £31.00 (paperback). ISBN: 978-94-6301-434-2.	333-335
Teresa Sabol Spezio	Long Hard Road: The Lithium-Ion Battery and the Electric Car: By Charles J. Murray. Pp. 326, illus., index. Purdue University Press: West Lafayette. 2022. £23.95. ISBN: 978-1-61249-762-4.	335-336