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The Holland sisters : their influence on the success of their husbands Perkin, Kipping and Lapworth / Eugene G. Rochow, Eduard Krahé.

Van Pelt Library PS3618.O35 P47 2001
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Rochow, Eugene G. (Eugene George), 1909-2002.
Contributor:
Krahé, Eduard, 1932-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Kipping, Lily--Fiction.
Kipping, Lily.
Perkin, Mina--Fiction.
Perkin, Mina.
Lapworth, Kathleen--Fiction.
Lapworth, Kathleen.
Married women--Fiction.
Married women.
Chemists.
Chemists--Fiction.
Sisters--Fiction.
Sisters.
Genre:
Fiction.
Biographical fiction.
Domestic fiction.
Physical Description:
ix, 180 pages, 23 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 25 cm
Place of Publication:
Berlin ; New York : Springer, [2001]
Summary:
It is said that behind every successful man there stands a devoted and capable woman. The three famous chemists Perkin, Kipping and their collaborator Lapworth married three sisters: Mina, Lily, and Kathleen Holland. The three Holland sisters kept their husbands in close and very productive collaboration throughout their lives, thereby greatly increasing their scientific output. The life and work of the men is thoroughly documented, but little is known about their wives. Professor Eugene G. Rochow, a world-renowned scientist, wrote this biographical historical novel with the help of a grandson, Dr. Brian Kipping. A factually-based novel written in an imaginative style that provides an absorbing and intriguing insight into the life and work of a productive scientific family.
ISBN:
3540416048
OCLC:
47136675

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