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Organisation in Chemical Societies

Nature volume 114, page 682 (1924)Cite this article

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PROF. PHILIP would have been well advised if he had struck out the last paragraph of his letter in NATURE of October 25. He may have found it satisfying, but it does not accord with the usages of professional controversy, nor does it strengthen his reply to my criticism.

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TRAVERS, M. Organisation in Chemical Societies. Nature 114, 682 (1924). https://doi.org/10.1038/114682b0

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