September
3, 1952
Pauling Diary: "France and England 1952 / Also Toronto." 1952Pauling's diary includes a series of entries regarding scientific research while in Europe and Canada. Among these entries are notes on enzyme mutations in bacterium and CH3 and CH2 radicals. The diary also contains information on the sale of Pauling’s textbook, General Chemistry, in France.
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