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Gordon Research Conference on Radiation Chemistry, 1963

  • 1963-Jul-22 – 1963-Jul-26

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Group photograph of attendees at the Gordon Research Conference on Radiation Chemistry held in New Hampton, New Hampshire in July 1963. Included with the photograph are a hand-drawn key and name list identifying the individuals depicted in the photo.

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Gordon Research Conferences. “Gordon Research Conference on Radiation Chemistry, 1963,” 1963. Box Small Collections. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/kp78gg36g.

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