Frederick Pearson Treadwell - Literature

Literature

  • G. Schwarzenbach (1959). Treadwell, William (1885–1959). Helvetica Chimica Acta 42(7):2757-2760.
  • Anonymous (1918). Scientific Notes and News. Science 48(1236):243-247.

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