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Memoirs of a Minor Prophet: v. 1: Seventy Years of Organic Chemistry by Sir Robert Robinson, 1976-06 Further Perspectives in Organic Chemistry: To Commemorate Sir Robert Robinson and His Research (Ciba Foundation Symposium) The Chemistry of Penicillin. Report on a Collaborative Investigation by American and British Chemists. . . by Hans T., John R. Johnson and Sir Robert Robinson, Editorial Board Clarke, 1949 The Chemistry of Penicillin: Report on a Collaborative Investigation by American and British Chemists Under the Joint Sponsorship of the Office of Scientific Research and Development by Hans T.; Johnson, John R.; Robinson, Sir Robert Clarke, 1949-01-01 Report on correspondence and papers of Sir Robert Robinson (1886-1975), chemist, deposited in the Royal Society Library, London by Jeannine Alton, 1983 Advancing Frontiers in the Chemistry of Natural Products by Sir Robert. Editor. Robinson, 1965 Advancing Frontiers in the Chemistry of Natural Products by Sir Robert. Editor. Robinson, 1965 Some newer physical methods in structural chemistry: Mass spectrometry, optical rotatory dispersion and circular dichroism; being the proceedings of a ... under the presidency of Sir Robert Robinson Catalogue of the papers and correspondence of Sir Robert Robinson, O.M., F.R.S. (1886-1975): Deposited in the Library of the Royal Society of London by Jeannine Alton, 1983 The Wit of Sir Robert Menzies by Ray Robinson, 1966-01-01 Select tracts and documents illustrative of English monetary history 1626-1730, comprising works of Sir Robert Cotton; Henry Robinson; Sir Richard Temple and J. S; Sir Isaac Newton... by William Arthur (1865-1943) (comp.) Shaw, 1967 Select Tracts and Documents Illustrative of English Monetary History 1626-1730: Comprising Works of Sir Robert Cotton; Henry Robinson; Sir Richard Temple ... State Papers at H. M. Record Office (1896) by William Arthur Shaw, 2009-07-08 Select Tracts and Documents Illustrative of English Monetary History 1626-1730, Comprising Works of Sir Robert Cotton; Henry Robinson; Sir by William Arthur Shaw, 2010-01-04 Select tracts and documents illustrative of English monetary history 1626-1730, comprising works of Sir Robert Cotton; Henry Robinson; Sir Richard Temple ... extracts from the domestic state papers at by William Arthur Shaw, 2010-07-30

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1. Robinson, Sir Robert 's Chemicals Dictionary
   (18861975). An English chemist who won the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1947. His work began on plants with biological significance, particularly those containing alkaloids. He  
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   Extractions: Sir Robert Robinson, the Nobel Prize winning chemist was born in Rufford, which is near Chesterfield in Derbyshire, England. He was born on September 13, 1886 to William Bradbury Robinson, who manufactured surgical dressings. He invented the machines he used in his manufacturing business. Shortly after earning his doctoral degree from Manchester, Robinson became the first pure and applied organic chemistry at the University of Sydney in Australia. In 1915, he returned to England to serve as the chair of organic chemistry at the University of Liverpool. He held this position until 1920. In 1920, Robinson became the director of research for the British Dyestuffs Corporation and one year later, he accepted the position of professor of chemistry at St. Andrews. In 1922, he returned to Manchester as the chair of organic chemistry and left in 1928 to take the same position at the University of London. In 1930, he finally settled down as Waynflete professor of chemistry at Oxford University. He remained there until retiring in 1955. Upon retirement in 1955, Robinson became a director of the Shell Chemical company and also began working as a consultant.

3. Biography Nobel Prize Winner: Robinson, Sir Robert | Chemdex
   Biography Nobel Prize Winner Robinson, Sir Robert. (Oxford University, Oxford, Great Britain). Awarded the Nobel prize for chemistry in 1947 for his investigations on plant  
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6. Robinson Dictionary Definition - Glossary.com
   Robinson, Robert Robinson, Sir Robert Robinson (English chemist noted for his studies of molecular structures in plants (18861975))  
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7. Robinson, Sir Robert - Organic, Chemistry, Natural, Electronic, Manchester, And
   (1886–1975) British organic chemist master of organic synthesis and pioneer of the electronic theory of organic chemistry. His family had a prosperous business making surgical  
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8. ROBINSON Sir Robert
   Sir Robert Robinson byl britsk chemik, žij c v letech 1886 1975. Je nositelem Nobelovy ceny za chemii z roku 1947 za v zkum dus kat ch l tek, předevš m  
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10. Who Is/Who Was Sir Robert Robinson? Definition, Short Biography And Pronunciatio
    Nouns denoting people. Synonyms Robert Robinson; Robinson; Sir Robert Robinson. Instance hypernyms chemist (a scientist who specializes in chemistry)  
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12. What Does Robinson Mean?
    (noun) Robinson, Robert Robinson, Sir Robert Robinson English chemist noted for his studies of molecular structures in plants (18861975) 2. (noun) Robinson, Ray Robinson, Sugar Ray  
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13. Robinson, Sir Robert | Robinson, Sir Robert Information | HighBeam Research - FR
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14. Archive Of Famous Organic Chemists
    Robinson, Sir Robert (18861975; England) Manchester; with Perkin Rosenmund, Karl W. (1884-; Germany) Berlin; with Diels  
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15. Sir Robert Robinson - Biography
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    Extractions: Home FAQ Press Contact Us ... Nobel Prize in Chemistry Sir Robert Robinson - Biography Sort and list Nobel Prizes and Nobel Laureates Create a List All Nobel Prizes Nobel Prize Awarded Organizations Women Nobel Laureates Nobel Laureates and Universities Prize category: Physics Chemistry Medicine Literature Peace Economics Sir Robert Robinson was born at Rufford, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire on September 13th, 1886, the son of William Bradbury Robinson, a surgical dressing manufacturer who invented his own machines for the production of lint, bandages, etc., and the cardboard boxes for packaging them. He was educated at the Chesterfield Grammar School, Fulneck School, near Leeds, and at Manchester University where he graduated B.Sc. in 1906 and D.Sc. in 1910. In 1912, he was appointed the first Professor of Pure and Applied Organic Chemistry in the University of Sydney. He returned to Britain in 1915 to take the Chair in Organic Chemistry at the University of Liverpool until 1920 when he accepted an appointment as Director of Research at the British Dyestuffs Corporation. One year later, he became Professor of Chemistry at St. Andrews and in 1922 he took the Chair in Organic Chemistry at Manchester University until 1928 when he accepted a similar post in the University of London. In 1930, he was appointed Waynflete Professor of Chemistry, Oxford University, where he remained until his retirement in 1955 when he was appointed Emeritus Professor and Honorary Fellow of Magdalen College. He has been a Director of the Shell Chemical Company and a chemical consultant since 1955.

16. Ingiliz Kimyacısı : Bilgi
    ROBİNSON (sir Robert) hakkında diğer dizin sayfaları ROBİNSON (sir Robert) zet ROBİNSON (sir Robert), ingiliz kimyacısı (Chesterfield 1886).  
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17. Sir Robert Robinson Winner Of The 1947 Nobel Prize In Chemistry
    Robinson, Sir Robert (submitted by Davis) Robinson, Sir Robert (18861975) (submitted by Jackson) Robert Robinson's Life Story (submitted by Emco) plant products of biological importance  
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18. Robinson - WordReference.com Dictionary Of English
    Robinson, Robert Robinson, Sir Robert Robinson English chemist noted for his studies of molecular structures in plants (18861975) Category Tree  
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19. Chesterfield - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Chesterfield is a market town and a borough of Derbyshire, England. It lies north of the city of Derby, on a confluence of the rivers Rother and Hipper.  
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    Extractions: Coat of Arms of the Borough Council Shown within Derbyshire Coordinates: 53°14′N 1°25′W 53.233°N 1.417°W Country United Kingdom Constituent Country England Region ... Derbyshire Founded Market Charter Borough status Government Non-metropolitan district Chesterfield Borough Council Toby Perkins Natascha Engel Dennis Skinner Population Ranked 221st 96.6% White Time zone Greenwich Mean Time UTC+0 Postcode ISO 3166-2 ONS code OS grid reference NUTS ... Demonym Website www.chesterfield.gov.uk Chesterfield is a market town and a borough of Derbyshire England . It lies north of the city of Derby , on a confluence of the rivers Rother and Hipper . Including Staveley , the population (2001) is 100,879, although that of the town itself is 70,260. It is Derbyshire's largest town, although the county town of Derbyshire is Matlock in the Derbyshire Dales . Around 250,000 people live in the Chesterfield urban area including Dronfield Bolsover Staveley Shirebrook and Clay Cross . It is located on the (via the A617 to J29 and A632 to J29A), and forms part of the

20. AIM25 Text-only Browsing: Royal Society: Robinson, Sir Robert (1886-1975)
    Robinson's volatile temperament and his impatience with administration and routine have seriously affected the survival of material. Thus little survi  
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    Extractions: Graphical version IDENTITY STATEMENT Reference code(s) : GB 0117 Robinson papers Held at : Royal Society Title: Robinson, Sir Robert (1886-1975) Date(s) Level of description : Collection (fonds) Extent : c580 items, 9.5 linear feet Name of creator(s) CONTEXT Administrative/Biographical history Robinson was born into a well-to-do-family of surgical dressing manufacturers (Robinsons of Chesterfield). He entered Manchester University to read chemistry in 1902 aged sixteen, and on graduation began research there under W.H. Perkin. Other lasting relationships from this period were with C. Weizmann (from 1906) and A. Lapworth (from 1909). In 1912 Robinson was appointed to his first chair at the University of Sydney and subsequently occupied chairs of organic chemistry at Liverpool (1915), St Andrews (1920), Manchester (1922), University College London (1928), and the Waynflete Chair of Chemistry, Oxford (1930-1955): the university extended his tenure for four years after the normal retirement age. In all these posts, Robinson developed productive research schools working in a wide range of chemical problems, and in retirement his activity continued in a small laboratory made available by the Shell Chemical Company, where he was consultant. He was elected FRS in 1920 (Bakerian Lecture 1930, Davy Medal 1930, Royal Medal 1932, Copley Medal 1942, PRS 1945-1950) and was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1947. The actual citation read 'for his investigations on plant products of biological importance, especially the alkaloids' though his Royal Society memorialists A.R. Todd and J.W. Cornforth suggest that 'it would have been equally, or possibly more, appropriate to have said "for his outstanding contributions to the entire science of organic chemistry".' (Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, vol 22, 426.) Robinson was knighted in 1939 and appointed to the Order of Merit in 1949.

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