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Chemist Marie Curie in Her Laboratory(Original Caption) Madame Curie (1867-1934), noted physical chemist, poses in her Paris laboratory. Undated photograph
The Periodic Table Digital IllustrationIn the late 19th century, Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev published his first attempt at grouping chemical elements according to their atomic weights
Rectification DeviceAntique illustration of a DesireSavalles device for rectifying alcohol
Worshipful Company of Salters armorialThis is the coat of arms of the Worshipful Company of Salters, as presented in a publication dated around 1800. The Worshipful Companies are trade associations based in the City of London
Male student in chemistry laboratory performing high vacuum distillation at low temperatureUNITED STATES - CIRCA 1960s: Male student in chemistry laboratory performing high vacuum distillation at low temperature, University of Pennsylvania
Justus Von Liebig Famous Chemist Woodcut(Original Caption) 1845- Woodcut of Justus Von Liebig, famous organic chemist, in his labotory at Gliessen where he was a professor
Thomas Edison Standing in Laboratory(Original Caption) Portrait of Thomas Edison (1847-1931) standing in his chemical laboratory at Menlo Park, New Jersey. Undated photograph
Thomas Edison Standing in Chemistry Lab(Original Caption) Thomas Edison is shown here in the chemistry lab at his West Orange, New Jersey plant
Chemists Pierre and Marie Curie in Laboratory(Original Caption) Portrait of Pierre and Marie Curie in laboratory. Undated photograph
Pierre Curie Seated in Laboratory(Original Caption) Profile portrait of Pierre Curie (1859-1906) seated in his laboratory. Undated photograph
Model Of Dna Molecule(Original Caption) Model of a DNA molecule, after a pattern by Dr. Van R. Potter(?). A modification of the Watson-Crick model. Undated b/w photo
Portrait of Marcelin Berthelot(Original Caption) Pierre Bertholet (1827-1907), French chemist and statesman
Portrait of Monsieur Lavoisier and His Wife by Jacques-Louis David(Original Caption) David, J.L. Lavoisier (1748-1825) and wife. Painting. BPA2# 635
Engraving Depicting Alchemist with Crucible from Goethe's Faust(Original Caption) The Alchemist in search of a substance that will create human life. Homunculus (the dwarf man) appears in the crucible. a scene from goethe's "Faust"
Madame Curie and Others Experimenting with Radium(Original Caption) M. and Mme. Curie experimenting with radium. After a drawing by Andre Castaigne, 1903
Children with Gifts on Christmas Morning(Original Caption) Children play with their gifts under the Christmas tree after opening them on Christmas morning
Portrait of Alfred Nobel In His Laboratory by Emil Osterman(Original Caption) Alfred Nobel in his laboratory. Painting by Emil Osterman. Undated
Print of Henry Cavendish after a Portrait by Alexander(Original Caption) Henry Cavendish (1731-1810). English physicist and chemist. After a portrait by Alexander
Portrait of Pierre Joseph Pelletier(Original Caption) Pierre Joseph Pelletier (1788-1842) French chemist. (Photo by VCG Wilson/Bettmann Archive)
Thomas Edison Standing in Laboratory(Original Caption) Portrait of Thomas Edison in his lab, 1904. Edison is shown here standing with a cigar in his left hand
Thomas Edison and Irving Langmuir with Vacuum Tubes(Original Caption) Thomas Edison (L) and Dr. Irving Langmuir (C) are shown here discussing the vacuum tube at the General Electric Research Laboratory. Undated photograph
Chemist Marie Curie in Her Laboratory(Original Caption) Madame Curie in her laboratory ca. 1905. From a rare photograph
Portrait of French Physicist Jean Baptiste Perrin Posing by Microscope(Original Caption) France: Portrait of Jean Baptists Perrin (1870-1942). French physicist and chemist. awarded the 1926 Nobel price for Physics
Chemist in His Laboratory(Original Caption) Co-Winner of Nobel Chemistry Prize. London, England: Dr
Chemists Frederic and Irene Joliot-Curie in Lab(Original Caption) Paris, France: Frederick Joliot and his wife, Irene Curie, Physicists, who shared the Nobel Prize in 1935. Photograph in their laboratory. Undated photograph
Complicated Rain-Collecting Apparatus in LaboratoryThis complicated apparatus is used in the manufacture of heavy water, which differs from ordinary rain water in that it contains twice the amount of hydrogen by weight
Dr. And Mrs. Frederick Curie-Joliot(Original Caption) 11/26/35-Paris, France: The award of the 1935 Nobel Prize for Chemistry to Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Curie-Joliot, (both pictured), marks the third such award to the Curie family
Eric von Stroheim in the 1936 motion picture The Crime of Dr. CrespiEric von Stroheim as Dr. Andre Crespi
A.H. Compton With Irving Langmuir In Lab(Original Caption) 4/30/36: Dr. A.H. Compton (left), physicist at the University of Chicago, and Dr
Abe Krems Standing at Blackboard(Original Caption) 6/17/1937-Seattle, WA- Portrait of Abe Krems, the youngest graduate in the 1937 class at the University of Washington. Krems, 17, was graduated, cum laude, on June 14
Chemists Examining Columbia Laboratory Scrubbing Column(Original Caption) Dr. Harold Clayton Urey, Nobel Prize winner (left), and Dr. John R
Chemist Experimenting at LabDr. Austin W. Curtis Jr. chemist and assistant to Dr. George Washington Carver, conducts an experiment in a laboratory of the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama
Chemists Wear Gas Masks While Purifying Mustard Gas(Original Caption) 10/4/1942- It takes from 12 to 14 hours to make a batch of Mustard Gas
Dr. Linus Pauling at the Chalk BoardDr. Linus Pauling, received a Nobel Prize for his work combining the concept of molecular structures with quantum mechanics
American Chemist Jerome Karle Speaking at Podium(Original Caption) USA: Jerome Karle, Nobel Prize Winner
Sainte-Claire Deville Giving Demonstration(Original Caption) Sainte-Claire Deville, French chemist who devised method for commercial production of aluminum
Friedrich August Kekule von Stradonitz was a German organic chemist who was known for his work on organic compounds
Scientist Paul Ehrlich Holding Test TubePaul Ehrlich holding a test tube. An undated photograph
Leopold Ruzicka(Original Caption) Leopold Ruzicka (1887- ), Noble prize winner for chemistry (1939)
Emil Von Behring In Lab W/Assistant(Original Caption) German physiologist Emil von Behring (1854-1917), with an assistant in his laboratory. He won the 1901 Nobel Prize for his work with tetantus and diptheria immunizations
Portrait of Sir Humphrey Davy(Original Caption) Sir Humphrey Davy (1778-1829), English chemist
High School Students in Science Laboratory(Original Caption) Models: Irene King, Elma Earle Borden. High School laboratory class
Student Doing Experiment in Laboratory(Original Caption) A student is shown doing an experiment in a laboratory class. Model: Michael De Palma. Jr. Undated
Students During Chemistry and Pharmacy ClassStudents of Chemistry and Pharmacy receive classroom instruction at St. Thomas Hospital in London
Ubi Crookes Ibi Lux by Leslie Matthew WardIllustrated full-length portrait of British chemist and physicist Sir William Crookes (1832-1919)
British Chemist Michael Faraday in His Physics Laboratory(Original Caption) England: Faraday's laboratory at the Royal Institute, 1870
Illustration of Chemical Reactions(Original Caption) Electric Discharge in Rarefied Gases. 1. Discharge in vapour of Alcohol. (2.3.4.5. Geissler's Tubes enclosing rarefied gases.) 2
Illustration Depicting Doctor and Apothecary(Original Caption) Doctor and apothecary from Brunswching Buch der Chirurgy
Print of Baron Justus von Liebig's Chemistry LaboratoryIllustration depicting the Giessen laboratory of Baron Justus von Liebig (1803-1873) in 1842. Giessen was one of the most advanced centers of chemical research during this period
Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev In Laboratory(Original Caption) Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev (1834-1907) in the chemical laboratory of the University of St. Petersburg. After a painting by N.A. Jarosenko
Detail of Louis Pasteur in His Laboratory by Albert Edelfelt
Engraving Laboratory &Table Of Elements(Original Caption) 1780-Engraving of the interior of a busy, scientific laboratory and the table of elements
Dr William F Giauque Nobel Prize Winner(Original Caption) 11/3/1949-Berkley, CA: Dr
Pioneering Chemist Percy Julian Holding Award(Original Caption) USA: Dr. Percy Julian receives Decalogue Society Award
Teen Working on Experiment(Original Caption) Michael DePalma Jr. works on science experiment. Undated photograph. BPA 2 #4336
Harold Urey with Map of Moon11/9/1950- Chicago, IL: Dr
Chemist Glenn Seaborg with Element ApparatusChemist Dr. Glenn Seaborg with a scientific apparatus and periodic table of the elements. He is expected to be awarded the Noble Prize in Chemistry
Professors Pointing to Periodic Chart(Original Caption) U. of C. Profs. Awarded Nobel Chemistry Award. Berkeley Calif.: Dr. Edwin McMillan (left) and Dr
Gerty and Carl Cori in Their LaboratoryGerty and Carl Cori won the 1947 Nobel Prize for Medicine or Physiology for their work linking phosphates, glucose, and metabolism
Professor Linus Pauling Seated at Desk(Original Caption) 11/2/1954- Pasadena, CA- Professor Linus Pauling, Chairman of the Division of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at the California Institute of Technology
Linus Pauling with His Family Members(Original Caption) 12/14/54-Stockholm, Sweden: Professor Linus Pauling, 1954 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, with family members (L-R) daughter-in-law Anita Pauling, daughter Linda, and wife
Woman Handling Radioactive Isotopes(Original Caption) Using heavy protective gloves and tweezers, this laboratory worker handles radioactive isotopes with the respect to which they are entitled
Professor Lise Meitner Receives Otto Hahn Prize for Physics(Original Caption) Munich, Germany. Smart Gathering
Dr. Vincent Du Vigneaud Smoking Cigar(Original Caption) Prize thought. New York. Dr. Vincent Du Vigneaud reflects on his success, with the aid of a big cigar, after he named winner of the 1955 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Vincent du Vigneaud at His Desk(Original Caption) Winner of Nobel Prize for Chemistry
Scientist Bottling Radioactive IsotopesA scientist carefully bottles isotopes with robotic arms from behind a protective wall at the Radiochemical Centre, one of the largest pharmaceutical factories in the world
Alexander Todd Points At Molecule Model(Original Caption) 10/29/1957-Cambridge, England - Professor Sir Alexander Todd, winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry, points at a model of a molecule of deoxyribonucleic acid Ocotber 29th
Alexander Todd Looks at Molecule Model(Original Caption) 10/29/1957-Cambridge, England - Professor Sir Alexander Todd, winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry, poses beside a model of a molecule of deoxyribonucleic acid Ocotber 29th
Melvin Calvin Inspects Chlorella Tanks(Original Caption) 11/2/1961-Berkeley, CA- Nobel Prize-winning chemist Dr. Melvin Calvin inspects Chlorella growing tanks in his laboratory
Melvin Calvin(Original Caption) 11/3/1961-Berkeley, CA- Nobel Prizewinner Dr
Dr. Melvin Calvin with Sucrose Model(Original Caption) 11/9/1961-Berkeley, CA- Holding a model of the sucrose molecule used in his current study of sugar structure, Dr
Dorothy Crowfoot-Hodgkin Displaying Image of a Molecule(Original Caption) Mrs
Doctor Guilio Natta at His Desk(Original Caption) 11/5/1963-Milan, Italy: Dr
Dr. Giulio Natta Writing at Desk(Original Caption) Dr. Giulio Natta, co-winner of the 1963 Nobel Prize for Chemistry, is shown writing at his desk at his Milan home November 5th. Natta and Dr
Robert L. Strickman Displaying Filter Substance(Original Caption) Robert L
Gerhard Hertzberg Working at DeskDr. Gerhard Hertzberg, winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry
Dr Paul Flory Working in Laboratory10/15/1974-Palo Alto, CA-ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: Dr. Paul Flory, Stanford University Chemistry Professor and winner of the 1974 Nobel Prize for Chemistry, is shown in his laboratory
John Warcup Cornforth shared the 1975 Nobel Prize for Chemistry with Vladimir Prelog of Switzerland. | Location: University of Sussex, Brighton, England, UK
Professor Melvin Calvin SpeakingPortland, Or.: Closeup of Professor Melvin Calvin, University of California speaking
Frederick Sanger and DNA ModelBritish biochemist Professor Frederick Sanger was awarded his second Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1980
Professors Celebrating Nobel Prize Announcement(Original Caption) Cambridge
Thomas Britton.Engraved image in feb 1777 by lond mag.AdobeRGB.Now in the public domain
Antique illustration of scientific discoveries: Steam power, Marquis de Jouffroy
Antique illustration of scientific discoveries, electricity and magnetism: Benjamin Franklin