1. Paul J. Flory - Autobiography We have four grandchildren Elizabeth Springer, Mary Springer, Susanna Groomand Jeremy Groom. From Les Prix nobel 1974. paul J. flory died in 1985. http://www.nobel.se/chemistry/laureates/1974/flory-autobio.html

I was born on 19 June, 1910, in Sterling, Illinois, of Huguenot-German parentage, mine being the sixth generation native to America. My father was Ezra Flory, a clergyman-educator; my mother, nee Martha Brumbaugh, had been a schoolteacher. Both were descended from generations of farmers in the New World. They were the first of their families of record to have attended college. My interest in science, and in chemistry in particular, was kindled by a remarkable teacher, Carl W. Holl, Professor of Chemistry at Manchester College, a liberal arts college in Indiana, where I graduated in 1931. With his encouragement, I entered the Graduate School of The Ohio State University where my interests turned to physical chemistry. Research for my dissertation was in the field of photochemistry and spectroscopy. It was carried out under the guidance of the late Professor Herrick L. Johnston whose boundless zeal for scientific research made a lasting impression on his students. Upon completion of my Ph.D. in 1934, I joined the Central Research Department of the DuPont Company. There it was my good fortune to be assigned to the small group headed by Dr. Wallace H. Carothers, inventor of nylon and neoprene, and a scientist of extraordinary breadth and originality. It was through the association with him that I first became interested in exploration of the fundamentals of polymerization and polymeric substances. His conviction that polymers are valid objects of scientific inquiry proved contagious. The time was propitious, for the hypothesis that polymers are in fact covalently linked macromolecules had been established by the works of Staudinger and of Carothers only a few years earlier.

2. Chemistry 1974 b. 1910 d. 1985. The nobel Prize in Chemistry 1974 Press Release PresentationSpeech paul J. flory Autobiography nobel Lecture Banquet Speech. 1973, 1975. http://www.nobel.se/chemistry/laureates/1974/

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1974 "for his fundamental achievements, both theoretical and experimental, in the physical chemistry of the macromolecules" Paul J. Flory USA Stanford University Stanford, CA, USA b. 1910 d. 1985 The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1974 Press Release Presentation Speech Paul J. Flory ... Banquet Speech The 1974 Prize in: Physics Chemistry Physiology or Medicine Literature ... Economic Sciences Find a Laureate: Last modified June 16, 2000 The Official Web Site of The Nobel Foundation

3. Paul J. Flory Winner Of The 1974 Nobel Prize In Chemistry paul J. flory, a nobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry, at the nobel PrizeInternet Archive. paul J. flory. 1974 nobel Laureate in Chemistry http://almaz.com/nobel/chemistry/1974a.html

P AUL J F LORY 1974 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry for his fundamental achievements, both theoretical and experimental, in the physical chemistry of the macromolecules. Background Residence: U.S.A. Affiliation: Stanford University, Stanford, CA Featured Internet Links Search WWW Search The Nobel Prize Internet Archive Links added by Nobel Internet Archive visitors Paul J. Flory – Autobiography (submitted by Chinnappan Baskar Back to The Nobel Prize Internet Archive Literature Peace ... Medicine We always welcome your feedback and comments

4. Index Of Nobel Laureates In Chemistry ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF nobel PRIZE LAUREATES IN CHEMISTRY. Name, Year Awarded. Alder,Kurt, 1950. Fischer, Hans, 1930. Fischer, Hermann Emil, 1902. flory, paul J. 1974. http://almaz.com/nobel/chemistry/alpha.html

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5. Flory, Paul J. paul J.,. in full paul JOHN flory (b. June 19, 1910, Sterling, Ill., USd. Sept.9, 1985, Big Sur, Calif.), American physical chemist, recipient of the nobel http://www.britannica.com/nobel/micro/212_78.html

Flory, Paul J., in full PAUL JOHN FLORY (b. June 19, 1910, Sterling, Ill., U.S.d. Sept. 9, 1985, Big Sur, Calif.), American physical chemist, recipient of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1974 for his investigations of synthetic and natural macromolecules.

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8. Fellowships The purpose of this fellowship is to perpetuate the tradition of outstandingscientific research practiced by nobel Laureate paul J. flory;. http://www.rubber.org/awards/fellowships.htm

John D. Ferry Fellowship nominate A biannual fellowship in rubber and polymer science was established in honor of John D. Ferry. The purpose of this fellowship is to: perpetuate the tradition of outstanding scientific research practiced by John D. Ferry; foster and motivate excellence in postgraduate level education in rubber and polymer science; and, nurture originality and creativity in doctoral level research on the physics, especially mechanical properties and molecular dynamics, of rubbers and polymers. Professor Ferry, the Division's Charles Goodyear Medalist in 1981, pioneered research in the study of motions and motional dynamics in macromolecular systems by means of viscoelasticity. He studied the relation between chemical structure and the resultant dynamic viscoelastic properties. His work led to the famed WLF equation, which describes the role of free volume to enable a quantitative prediction of the effects caused by changes in temperature. The Ferry Fellowship is designed to support a student now working toward a doctoral degree in rubber and polymer science education or research accepted at a North American University.

9. The Paul J. Flory Reading Room At The College Of Polymer Science And Polymer Eng The paul J. flory Reading Room. nobel Laureate paul J. flory passedaway in 1985. He is considered by many to be the founder of http://www2.uakron.edu/cpspe/flory.html

The Paul J. Flory Reading Room Nobel Laureate Paul J. Flory passed away in 1985. He is considered by many to be the "founder of polymer science" for his pioneering work which placed the physical chemistry of polymers on a sound scientific footing. Mrs. Emily Flory, in consultation with her husband's long-time colleague and friend, Professor Leo Mandelkern, decided to donate Dr. Flory's personal scientific library to the The University of Akron because of his "abiding faith in the dedication of this University to the science of polymers". The Paul J. Flory Reading Room is in a serene setting next to the International Rubber Science Hall of Fame portrait gallery on the 3rd floor of the Polymer Science Building . The collection has been placed in walnut shelving with brass grillwork and Dr. Flory's portrait is hung on an opposing wall. Students in the College of Polymer Science and Engineering are always welcome to study in this, one of the most inspiring and beautiful areas of the Polymer Science Building. Return to Polymer Home Page webmasters@polymer.uakron.edu

10. Paul J. Flory - Spinning The Elements paul flory (19101985) came to DuPont in 1934 after earning For a theoretician suchas flory, the new reality He received the nobel Prize for chemistry in 1974 http://www.chemheritage.org/HistoricalServices/sloan/Sloan presentation/NYLON/fo

"He and Dr. Carothers would be in a corner of the lab discussing the test data and planning modification of the chemistry for the next batch. Dr. Carothers, I believe, had a better rapport with Dr. Flory than with the other chemists." - Joe Labovsky Paul Flory (1910-1985) came to DuPont in 1934 after earning his doctorate at The Ohio State University. His background was in physical chemistry, and he was introduced to polymers by Wallace Carothers. Their interests meshed nicely. Carothers was always interested in understanding, not merely exploiting, what he observed in the lab. Flory had a stronger background in mathematics and physical chemistry than Carothers. Flory aided Carothers in refine his theories of step-growth polymerization , describing the process in mathematical detail. Once nylon the science of nylon had been accomplished, and the engineers were developing processes to produce it, Carothers turned away from nylon and spent most of his time working with Flory refining the theoretical basis of nylon science. After Wallace Carothers died, DuPont no longer involved itself in pure science. With Carothers gone and all company resources dedicated to gearing up for nylon production, little interest remained in fundamental research. For a theoretician such as Flory, the new reality was not one for which he was well suited, and he soon left the company, spending most of his career in academics.

11. Paul J. Flory's Theories - Spinning The Elements paul J. flory was a physical chemist whom Wallace Carothers Over the rest of his career,flory developed theories his work that he recieved the nobel Prize for http://www.chemheritage.org/HistoricalServices/sloan/Sloan presentation/NYLON/ot

Paul J. Flory was a physical chemist whom Wallace Carothers had hired in 1934 to help study the more mathematical aspects of the new materials he had invented. In the short time Flory and Carothers worked together at DuPont they began working on theories which Flory would refine in the years after he left DuPont in 1937. Flory began by studying the how large the nylon macromolecules were. In a sample of nylon, not all of the large chain-like molecules have the same size. Flory and Carothers developed ways to determine what the average chain length would be for nylon produced under given conditions. Over the rest of his career, Flory developed theories describing the behavior of polymers in solution, the kinetics of other polymerization reactions, the formation of crosslinked systems, and rubber elasticity. He also pioneered the use of infrared spectroscopy as a tool for determining the chemical structure of polymers. So crucial was his work that he recieved the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1974. References 1. Furukawa, Yasu

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Nobel Prize Winning Chemists Paul J. Flory The Nobel Prize In Chemistry 1974 No Picture Available He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1974 "for his fundamental achievements, both theoretical and experimental, in the physical chemistry of the macromolecules. Paul J. Flory was born on June 19, 1910, in Sterling, Illinois, of Huguenot-German parentage. His father was Ezra Flory, a clergyman-educator; his mother, nee Martha Brumbaugh, had been a schoolteacher. His interest in science, and in chemistry in particular, was kindled by a remarkable teacher, Carl W. Holl, Professor of Chemistry at Manchester College, a liberal arts college in Indiana, where he graduated in 1931. With his encouragement, he entered the Graduate School of The Ohio State University where his interests turned to physical chemistry. Research for his dissertation was in the field of photochemistry and spectroscopy. It was through the association with Dr. Wallace Carothers that he first became interested in the exploration of the fundamentals of polymerization and polymeric substances. His conviction that polymers are valid objects of scientific inquiry proved contagious.

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14. ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF NOBEL PRIZE LAUREATES IN CHEMISTRY ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF nobel PRIZE LAUREATES IN CHEMISTRY. Name, Year Awarded. Alder,Kurt, 1950. Fischer, Hans, 1930. Fischer, Hermann Emil, 1902. flory, paul J. 1974. http://www.bioscience.org/urllists/nobelc.htm

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Home Service Glossar F Flory, Paul John Paul John Flory 19. Juni 1910 in Sterling, Illinois 9. September 1985 in Big Sur, Kalifornien Paul Flory wird am 19. Juni 1910 in Sterling, im Bundesstatt Illinois in die Lehrerfamilie von Ezra Flory geboren. Wallace H. Carothers 1936 heiratet er Emily Catherine Tabor. 1985 stirbt Paul J. Flory aufgrund einer Herzattacke in Big Sur in Kalifornien. Kern GmbH, Technische Kunststoffteile SCHNELLZUGRIFF A B C D ... XYZ KONTEXT Zeitachse BIOGRAPHIEN Baekeland, Leo H. Baeyer Adolf Ritter von Bayer, Otto Carothers, Wallace H. Flory, Paul J. Goodyear, Charles Heeger, Alan J. Hyatt, John W. MacDiarmid, Alan G. Natta, Giulio Plunkett, Roy J. Schlack, Paul Shirakawa, Hideki Staudinger, Hermann Ziegler, Karl

16. Nobel Prize In Chemistry - Wikipedia http//www.nobel.se/chemistry/laureates/index.html. Stanford Moore, William H. Stein1973 Ernst Otto Fischer, Geoffrey Wilkinson 1974 paul J. flory 1975 John http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nobel_Prize/Chemistry

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20. Chemistry Geography History History Prize Winners nobel Prize Chemistry. 1974, flory,paul John. 1995, Crutzen, paul J. Molina, Mario J. - Rowland, F. Sherwood. http://www.cartage.org.lb/en/themes/GeogHist/histories/prizewinners/nobelprize/c

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