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Show 82 Eyring, The Faith of A Scientist, (Sa1t Lake City: pp. 175-179. Bookcraft, 1967), 45Henry Eyring, "Advantages of Two-Component Chemica1s in Munitions," Binary Weapons and the Prob1em of Chemica1 Disarmament, Symposium sponsored by Amer. Chem. Soc., Aug. 3, 1976. 46Private interview with Henry Eyring, Apr. 20, 1979. 47Henry Eyring, "Men, Mines and Mo1ecu1es," op. cit., p. 9. See a1so H. Eyring and J. L. Magee, "App1ication of the Theory of Abso1ute Reaction Rates to Bacteria] Luminescence," Jour. of Ce11u1ar Comp. Physio1., V01. 20, No. 2, (1942), p. 169f, and F. H. Johnson and H. Eyring, "Bacteria Which Make Their Own Light," Jour. New York Botanica1 Garden, V01. 49, (May, 1948), pp. 120-125. 48Edward G. Conk1in, "Light Without Heat," Princeton A1umni MeekTy, (Nov. 29, 1976), Pp. 8-12. 49Texti1es Research Bu11etin, Oct. 9, 1944. 505ee Appendix v1, papers #116, 117, 119-127, 130. 5lDai1y News Record, no date. 52R. Meredith, The Mechanica1 Properties of Texti1e Fibres, (Amsterdam: North-Ho11and Pub1. Company, 1956), p, 87ff. 53Mi1dred Bennion Eyring, My Autobiography, (Sa1t Lake City: pri- vate pub1ication, 1969), p. 87. 54Henry Eyring to George Kistiakowsky, Apr. 13, 1935 and George Kistiakowsky to Henry Eyring, Apr. 17, 1935. 55E. U. Condon to Henry Eyring, Mar. 21, 1938 and Henry Eyring to E. U. Condon Apr. 3, 1938 and E. U. Condon to Henry Eyring Apr. 7, 1938. 56Unpub1ished address of Hugh 8. Tay1or in honor of Henry Eyring, Aug. 2, 1946 in Eyring papers. |
