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Alfred Charles Glyn Egerton

Chemist

Born: 11 October 1886

Died: 07/09/1959

Elected to the Royal Society Fellowship: 06/05/1926

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Christopher Kelk Ingold

Chemist

Born: 28 October 1893

Died: 08/12/1970

Elected to the Royal Society Fellowship: 15/05/1924

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Alfred Charles Glyn Egerton

Christopher Kelk Ingold

Paper reference code: A.193, A.194 and A.195 Believes the second paper to be the most promising, and notes that [Cyril Norman] Hinshelwood will produce a good report on it. If Hinshelwood disagrees with E J B [Edmund John Bowen] he will explain his reasoning, and if he agrees the paper will likely be withdrawn. Is not interested in the first paper. [A.193 and A.195 - Not published, A.194 was published - see RR/66/14-19]. Received 14 January 1939

Reference number: RR/W/6/109