Letter from Linus Pauling to Henry K. Benson. July 14, 1932

Pauling writes to detail the use of the grants-in-aid that he received from the National Research Council, which paid half of the salary of Dr. J. H. Sturdivant who was developing a special X-ray ionization spectrometer for the measurement of reflection intensity to assist in Pauling's investigations of electron distribution in crystals.  View Transcript

Letter from Linus Pauling to Henry K. Benson. Page 1. July 14, 1932
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Associated: J. Holmes Sturdivant, National Research Council

ID: sci14.027.2-lp-benson-19320714

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