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Volume 246 Issue 5427, 2 November 1973

Opinion

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Nobel Prizes

  • Professor G. Rickayzen of the University of Kent at Canterbury describes the research work for which the Nobel Prize for Physics was awarded.

    • G. Rickayzen
    Nobel Prizes
  • Professor P. L. Pauson of the University of Strathclyde summarises the work on organo-transition metal chemistry which has earned its two chief founders the 1973 Nobel Prize for Chemistry.

    • P. L. Pauson
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New World

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News & Views

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Article

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Letter

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