Arthur Vogel (chemist)
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Arthur Israel Vogel FRIC (22 December 1905[1] – 1966) was a British chemist known for the textbooks he wrote.[2]
Vogel was born and educated in London. His textbooks included:[3]
- Textbook of Qualitative Chemical Analysis (1937)
- Textbook of Quantitative Chemical Analysis (1939)
- Practical Organic Chemistry (1948)
These works were revised and translated in numerous editions and so became classics in the field. After Vogel died, further revisions were made by new authors. For example, the Textbook of Qualitative Chemical Analysis continued as the Textbook of macro and semimicro qualitative inorganic analysis with a new edition by G. Svehla in 1979.[4]
In addition to writing, Vogel was the head of the chemistry department at Woolwich Polytechnic.[5]
References
- ^ 1939 England and Wales Register
- ^ "Vogel, Arthur Israel". Encyclopaedia Judaica.
- ^ Fred Parrett (2010), Arthur Vogel's impact, Society of Chemical Industry
- ^ Ros Herman (1 March 1979), "Editions New and Revised", New Scientist: 700
- ^ Weintraub, Bob (August 2001). "The London Marathon, The University of Greenwich, and Arthur Israel Vogel". Chemistry in Israel, Bulletin of the Israel Chemical Society (7): 28–29. Retrieved October 4, 2016.
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