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Mass Spectrometry Research Group at Exxon Research and Engineering Company

  • 1973-Mar-05

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Photograph of the Exxon Research and Engineering Company Mass Spectrometry Research Group on the occasion of Glyn Taylor's 30-year anniversary. Present from left are Jack L. Taylor (Laboratory Technician); Thomas Aczel (Senior Research Associate); Glyn R. Taylor (Laboratory Technician); Henry Earle Lumpkin (Senior Research Associate); and R.B. Williams (Section Head, Analytical Research).

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“Mass Spectrometry Research Group at Exxon Research and Engineering Company,” March 5, 1973. Henry Earle Lumpkin Photograph Collection, Box 1. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/6969z076v.

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