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The chemist Oscar Knefler Rice, 1903 to 1978, taught at Chapel Hill, and his papers run from 1926 to 1978. Topics include school notebooks, military research, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the Federation of American Scientists, and the 1969 student strike at the University of California, Berkeley. Part of the Southern Historical Collection at UNC, collection 4223.
A memorial account of the chemist Oscar Knefler Rice (1903-1978) written by B. Widom, a typescript of twenty two pages with fourteen more and an unnumbered leaf, dated 1985 and part of the North Carolina Collection at UNC. It is biography and bibliography of a chemist on the faculty at Chapel Hill.
Why this is here: Catalog heading in the UNC record: Rice, Oscar Knefler, 1903-1978.
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