Eric John Holmyard

Also known as

E. J. Holmyard

Eric John Holmyard was a historian of science and technology with a focus on chemistry and alchemy. He taught science at Clifton College in England, was a member of the Royal Asiatic Society, and served as the founding editor of the journal Endeavour.

Born 1891-01-01

Died 1959-12-31

Identifiers

WikidataQ2784497
VIAF24681982
ISNI0000000083652928
Goodreads4545838
Open LibraryOL883701A

Top Subjects

Chemists (3)
Chemistry -- History (3)
Chemistry, Organic (3)
Alchemy (3)
History (3)
Technology (2)
Chemistry (1)

Books by Eric John Holmyard

Total count: 20

Inorganic chemistryA textbook for schools

E. Arnold & Co.1922-01-01
Chemistry to the time of Dalton

Oxford University Press, H. Milford1925-01-01
An elementary chemistry

Arnold1925-01-01
Outlines of organic chemistry2d impression.

E. Arnold1925-01-01
Sciencean introductory textbook

J.M. Dent & son1926-01-01
Abu' l-Qāsim al-'Irāqī

Société anonyme M. Weissenbruch, Imprimeur du Roi1926-01-01
De congelatione et conglutinatione lapidum, being sections of the Kitāb al-shifâThe Latin and Arabic texts, edited with an English translation of the latter and with critical notes

P. Geuthner1927-01-01
Avicennae de congelatione et conglutinatione lapidumbeing sections of the Kitâb Al-Shifâ', the Latin and Arabic texts

Paul Geuthner1927-01-01
Muṣannafāt fī ʻilm al-kīmiyāʾ

P. Geuthner1928-01-01
The great chemists

Methuen1928-01-01
An introduction to organic chemistry

E. Arnold & co.1930-01-01
Makers of chemistry

Clarendon Press1931-01-01
Makers of chemistry

The Clarendon press1931-01-01
A higher school certificate inorganic chemistry

Dent1939-01-01
British scientists.

Dent1951-01-01
Outlines of organic chemistry

E. Arnold1954-01-01
A History of technology

Oxford University Press1954-01-01
A history of technologyThe Mediterranean civilizations and the Middle Ages ; c.700 B.C. to c.A.D. 1500

Clarendon Press1956-01-01
Alchemy

Penguin Books1957-01-01
Alchemy

Penguin Books1957-01-01