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Last Modified: 2 February, 2009 Comments: Maiken Naylor

CHEMISTRY STAMPS
from Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue

CHEMISTRY I & II STAMPS

Adamantane - Czechoslovakia 1407
Priestley - United States 2038
Lavoisier - France 464%.
Gay-Lussac - France B260
Avogadro - Italy 714%
Berzelius - Sweden 293
Gadolin - Finland 370
Liebig - Germany 695,768; German Democratic Republic 1926
Wohler (urea molecule) - Germany 1379
Kekule - German Democratic Republic 1997; Germany 892; Belgium 624
Zinin - Russia 2618
Mendeleev - Russia 2947, 3607-8
Swedish Nobel Chemists

Tiselius - Sweden !478
Hevesy Sweden - 1479
Arrhenius Sweden - 1480
Svedberg - Sweden 1481
Euler-Chelpin and Harden - Sweden 1482

Arrhenius - Ivory Coast C762

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CHEMISTRY III & IV STAMPS

from Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue

Royal Society of Chemistry - Great Britain 806-9
Pasteur - Gabon 290; Monaco 854
Baekeland - Belgium B576
Grignard - France B447
Sabatier - France 793
Solvay - Belgium B573
Ostwald with Kocher (Medicine) - Sweden 842
Nernst - Sweden 1344
Haber - Sweden 1271; Germany Berlin 9N-151
Karrer - Switzerland 1004.
Libby - Sweden 1709
Natta, Ziegler - Sweden 1710.
Prigogine - Sweden 1712
Pauling - Upper Volta 443
Trigonal Carbon - Mexico 1056.