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‎"SODDY, F. (+) E. RUTHERFORD.‎

Reference : 47056

(1913)

‎Intra-atomic Charge [Soddy] (+) The Structure of the Atom [Rutherford]. - [INTRODUCING THE CONCEPT AND COINING THE WORD ""ISOTOPE""]‎

‎London, Macmillan, 1913-1914. Royal8vo. Bound in contemporary half calf with two black leather title label to spine with gilt lettering. Five raised bands. In ""Nature"", Vol. 92, September - February, 1913-1914. Library stamp of Christ Church College, Oxford on first page of index with their bookplate on front free endpaper and that of Dr Lee's Laboratory, Christ Church, on front paste-down. Minor wear to extremities, otherwise a very fine and clean copy.‎


‎First printing of this important paper introducing for the very first time the concept of isotopes"" how to designate chemically identical elements with different atomic weights. This is also the first uses the term 'isotope' in print. This work would later award him the Nobel Prize in Physics. ""To be able to refer generically to these active and inactive elements with identical chemical properties, Soddy introduced the technical term ""isotope"" in 1913.10 While chemically inseparable, active isotopes were distinguishable by their radioactive properties, and all isotopes differed in atomic weight. Soddy suggested that the 1912 metaneon of J. J. Thomson be considered ""a case of isotopic elements outside the radioactive sequences.""11 Following Soddy, Aston announced a partial separation in 1913 on this very basis. The connection between chemical properties and the periodic table became increasingly clarified with concurrent developments in the physics and chemistry of the nuclear atom, from the chemical side. Soddy proposed the alpha-ray rule in 1911, the key to the first of two locks. Applying his general principle that the common elements are mixtures of chemically inseparable elements ""differing step-wise by whole units of atomic weight"" specifically to the case of the radioelements, Soddy recognized that the expulsion of an alpha particle would result in a lighter element chemically inseparable from those occupying the ""next but one"" position in the periodic table. The second lock to the displacement law involved the beta transitions."" (DSB)A rather indignant Ernest Rutherford responded [In the second paper]: the nucleus has ""resultant"" positive charge, he said, and as he elaborated, Rutherford came tantalizingly close to postulating the proton"" (Nature Website).‎

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‎"RUTHERFORD, E. (ERNEST) (+) FREDERICK SODDY.‎

Reference : 47098

(1902)

‎The Cause and Nature of Radioactivity I (+) The Cause and Nature of Radioactivity II. - [THEORY OF RADIOACTIVITY]‎

‎London, Taylor and Francis, 1902. 8vo. Bound in contemporary half calf with marbled boards and gilt lettering to spine. Two title labels in red and black with gilt lettering to spine and five rasied bands with gilt ornamentation. In ""Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science"", Sixth Series, Vol. 4, 1902. Front hinge cracked, frontboard almost detached.L Library label pasted on to pasted down front free end-paper and library stamp to verso of title page. A very fine and clean copy. Pp. 370-96"" Pp. 569-585. [Entire volume: (8), 732 pp. + 6 plates.‎


‎First printing of Rutherford and Soddy's seminal paper on the nature of radioactivity, ""the revolutionary theory that radio-activity is a by-product of the transmutation of one form of matter into another."" (PMM 411). The theory ""provided the break with the past that was clearly needed [...] In this great theory of radioactivity which these young men sprung on the learned, timid, rather unbelieving, and, as yet, unquantized world of physics of 1902 and 1903, they unabashedly but forward the idea that some atomic species are subject to spontaneous transmutation."" (PAIS, Inward Bound).They both were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their work within radioactivity. Rutherford and Soddy introduced the expression ""atomic energy"" in this paper, ""not just for the energy released by a radioactive element, but much more generally for the energy locked in any atom"" (Brown et al., Twentieth Century Physics, I, p. 63).""By this time Rutherford had recognized the need for skilled chemical assistance in his radioactivity investigations and had secured the services of a young chemistry demonstrator at McGill, Frederick Soddy. Together they removed most of the activity from a thorium compound, calling the active matter thorium X"" but they too found that the X product lost its activity and that the thorium recovered its original level in a few weeks. Had Becquerel's similar finding for uranium not been immediately at hand, they might have searched for errors in their work. In early 1902, however, they began to plot the activities as a function of time, seeing evidence of a fundamental relationship in the equality of the time for thorium X to decay to half value and thorium to double in activity.This work led directly to Rutherford's greatest achievement at McGill, for with Soddy he advanced the still-accepted explanation of radioactivity. Their iconoclastic theory, variously called transformation, transmutation, and disintegration, first appeared in 1902 and was refined in the following year. Although alchemy had long been exorcised from scientific chemistry, they declared that ""radioactivity is at once an atomic phenomenon and the accompaniment of a chemical change in which new kinds of matter are produced."" The radioactive atoms decay, they argued, each decay signifying the transmutation of a parent into a daughter element, and each type of atom undergoing its transformation in a characteristic period. This insight set the course for their next several years of research, for the task was then to order all the known radioelements into decay series and to search for additional members of these families."" (DSB)The volume contains several other important papers by contemporary phycicians.‎

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‎Soddy (Frederick)‎

Reference : 101444

(1915)

‎La chimie des éléments radioactifs , Traduit de l'anglais par E. Philippi‎

‎Gauthier-Villars et Cie à Paris , Bibliothèque Générale des Sciences Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1915 Book condition, Etat : Très Bon relié, cartonnage éditeur, pleine percaline imprimée lie de vin In-8 1 vol. - 173 pages‎


‎quelques rares figures dans le texte 1ere édition française, 1915, édition originale en français Contents, Chapitres : 1. Généralités sur la radioactivité - Constantes radioactives, durées moyennes de vie et équilibre radioactif - Classification et nomenclature des éléments radioactifs, analogies entre les trois séries radioactives - Uranium - Ionium - Radium - Radioplomb - Polonium - Thorium - Mésothorium - Actinium - Radioactinium - Potassium et rubidinium - 2. Le tableau périodique - Progrès accomplis au niveau chimique et électrochimique - Relations entre la suite des transformations et les propriétés chimiques des produits - Les bifurcations des séries radioactives - Nature des produits ultimes : Poids atomique du plomb - Origine de l'actinium - Les spectres des isotopes - Néon et mélanéon - Nature et propriétés des isotopes - La structure des atomes - Nature des gaz inertes - Frederick Soddy (2 septembre 1877 à Eastbourne, Angleterre - 22 septembre 1956 à Brighton, Angleterre) était un radio-chimiste britannique, lauréat du prix Nobel de chimie en 1921. - En 1900, il devint démonstrateur de chimie à l'université McGill à Montréal au Québec, où il travailla avec Ernest Rutherford sur la radioactivité. Ils découvrirent que le comportement anormal des éléments radioactifs provenait de leur désintégration en d'autres éléments. Cette désintégration produit aussi des rayons alpha, bêta et gamma. En 1903, avec William Ramsay, Soddy vérifie que la désintégration du radium produit de l'hélium. De 1904 à 1914, il fut chargé de cours à l'université de Glasgow et montra que l'uranium peut se désintégrer en radium. Il montra aussi qu'un élément radioactif peut avoir plusieurs masses atomiques sans autre changement dans ses propriétés chimiques. Ceci conduisit à la notion d'isotope. Soddy montra plus tard que les éléments non radioactifs peuvent aussi avoir plusieurs isotopes. De plus, il montra que l'émission alpha diminue de deux unités le nombre atomique. Ce fut une étape fondamentale dans la compréhension des relations entre les différentes familles d'éléments radioactifs. - Il a reçu en 1921 le prix Nobel de chimie « pour ses contributions à notre connaissance de la chimie des substances radioactives, et ses recherches à propos de l'origine et la nature des isotopes ». (source : Wikipedia) - The Chemistry of the Radioactive Elements (1912-1914) dos à peine insolé, infime petite tache au centre du plat inférieur, sans gravité, sinon bel exemplaire, frais et propre, intérieur impeccable, papier à peine jauni‎

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‎SODDY (F.)‎

Reference : 8159

‎La chimie des éléments radioactifs traduit de l'anglais par E. Philippi -- PREMIERE EDITION FRANCAISE -- BEL EXEMPLAIRE‎

‎P., Gauthier-Villars, 1915, un volume in 8 relié en pleine toile éditeur (reliure de l'époque), (2), 173pp.‎


‎---- PREMIERE EDITION FRANCAISE ---- BEL EXEMPLAIRE ---- "Soddy developed with Lord Rutherford the disintegration theory of radioactivity, confirmed with Sir William Ramsay the production of helium from radium, advanced in 1910 the concept of isotope, proposed in 1911 the alpha-ray rule leading to the full displacement law of 1913, and was the 1921 Nobel laureate in chemistry, principally for his investigations into the origin and nature of isotopes. Applying his general principle that the common elements are mixtures of chemically inseparable elements "differing step-wise by whole units of atomic weight" specifically to the case of the radioelements, Soddy recognized that the expulsion of an alpha particle would result in a lighter element chemically inseparable from those occupying the "next but one" position in the periodic table. The second lock to the displacement law involved the beta transitions". (DSB XII pp. 504/506)**8159/M2‎

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‎SODDY (F.)‎

Reference : 4817

‎The chemistry of the radio-elements - The radio-elements and the periodic law -- PART I et II -- 2 VOLUMES (complete set) -- BEL EXEMPLAIRE‎

‎P., Longmans, Green and Co., 1911/1914; 2 PARTIES en 2 VOLUMES in 8 reliés en pleine toile éditeur imprimée, (petites déchirures sans gravité et sans manque de papier dans les marges supérieures de quelques feuillets au volume 1), PART I : (4), 92pp., (1), errata p. 65, PART II (The radio-elements and the periodic law) : (3), 46pp.‎


‎---- EDITION ORIGINALE ---- BEL EXEMPLAIRE ---- 2 VOLUMES (complete set) ---- "Soddy developed with Lord Rutherford the disintegration theory of radioactivity, confirmed with Sir William Ramsay the production of helium from radium, advanced in 1910 the concept of isotope, proposed in 1911 the alpha-ray rule leading to the full displacement law of 1913, and was the 1921 Nobel laureate in chemistry, principally for his investigations into the origin and nature of isotopes. Applying his general principle that the common elements are mixtures of chemically inseparable elements differing step-wise by whole units of atomic weight specifically to the case of the radioelements, Soddy recognized that the expulsion of an alpha particle would result in a lighter element chemically inseparable from those occupying the next but one position in the periodic table. The second lock to the displacement law involved the beta transitions". (DSB XII pp. 504/506)**4817/ARM2D‎

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‎"SODDY, FREDERICK.‎

Reference : 45813

(1906)

‎Der gegenwärtige Stand der Radioaktivität.‎

‎(Leipzig, S. Hirzel, 1906). No wrappers. In ""Jahrbuch der Radioaktivität und Elektronik"", 3. bd., Heft 1. Pp. 1-116 (entire issue offered). Soddy's paper: pp. 1-23.‎


‎Importent early survey of the investigations into the radioactive elements.Soddy developed with Lord Rutherford during 1901-1903 the disintegration theory of radioactivity, confirmed with Sir William Ramsay in 1903 the production of helium from radium, advanced in 1910 the concept of isotope, proposed in 1911 the alpha-ray rule leading to the full displacement law of 1913, and was the 1921 Nobel laureate in chemistry, principally for his investigations into the origin and nature of isotopes. (DSB).‎

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‎SODDY, Frederick‎

Reference : 88387

(1926)

‎Le radium. Interprétation et enseignement de la radioactivité‎

‎Paris, Félix Alcan, 1926, in-12, III-384 pp, Demi-toile, Avec 37 figures dans le texte. L'auteur, le chimiste et physicien britannique Frederick Soddy (1877-1956), met ici à la disposition du profane les travaux sur la radioactivité entrepris depuis Becquerel, jusqu'aux découvertes les plus récentes ; il publie The Interpretation of Radium en 1909, à la suite d'une série de conférences données en 1908 à l'Université de Glasgow. Il rapporte ainsi les travaux qu'il avait entrepris à l'Université Mc Gill de Montréal, auprès de Rutherford en 1902, et qui conduisirent à démontrer que la radioactivité est la transformation d'un élément chimique en un autre par émission de rayonnement. Cette traduction française, faite sur la troisième édition anglaise, est augmentée d'un chapitre inédit de l'auteur et est enrichie d'un chapitre d'Adolphe Lepape sur les découvertes récentes à propos de la radioactivité et de la constitution des atomes. Soddy obtient le prix Nobel pour sa découverte du phénomène isotopique en 1921. Cachet ex-libris (P. Fabre) sur une garde blanche. Rares surcharges au crayon. Couverture rigide‎


‎Bon III-384 pp.‎

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‎"SODDY, FREDERICK.‎

Reference : 45812

(1906)

‎Die Entwickelung der Elemente.‎

‎(Leipzig, S. Hirzel, 1906). No wrappers. In ""Jahrbuch der Radioaktivität und Elektronik"", 3. bd., Heft 3. Pp. 239-358 (entire issue offered). Soddy's paper: pp. 247-264.‎


‎First printing of a paper on the early history of radioaktive elements.Soddy developed with Lord Rutherford during 1901-1903 the disintegration theory of radioactivity, confirmed with Sir William Ramsay in 1903 the production of helium from radium, advanced in 1910 the concept of isotope, proposed in 1911 the alpha-ray rule leading to the full displacement law of 1913, and was the 1921 Nobel laureate in chemistry, principally for his investigations into the origin and nature of isotopes. (DSB).‎

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‎Fr. Soddy‎

Reference : 003489

(1926)

‎Le Radium - Interprétation et Enseignements De La radioactivité‎

‎ Librairie Felix Alcan Broché 1926 383 pages en format petit -8 - Avec 37 figures ‎


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‎SODDY FR.‎

Reference : R160199940

(1919)

‎LE RADIUM - INTERPRETATION ET ENSEIGNEMENTS DE LA RADIOACTIVITE‎

‎LIBRAIRIE FELIX ALCAN. 1919. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. 375 pages - Quelques figures en noir et blanc dans le texte - Quelques rousseurs naturelles - Auteur, titre et filets en doré au dos. . . . Classification Dewey : 621-Energie‎


‎Ouvrage traduit sur la troisième édition anglaise, augmentée d'un chapitre inédit de l'auteur et mise au courant des plus récentes découvertes par Adolphe Lepape Classification Dewey : 621-Energie‎

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‎SODDY Fr.‎

Reference : R320109282

(1919)

‎LE RADIUM - interpretation et enseignement de la Radioactivité.‎

‎ALCAN FELIX. 1919. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. défraîchie, Dos abîmé, Papier jauni. 374 pages - Nombreux soulignements , au crayons de couleur , dans et ou en marge du texte - sans conséquence réelle sur la lecture -. . . . Classification Dewey : 530-Physique‎


‎TRADUIT DE L'ANGLAIS PAR A LEPAPE. Classification Dewey : 530-Physique‎

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‎SODDY, Fr. - A. Lepape (traduction de l'anglais par)‎

Reference : 100757

(1919)

‎Le Radium. Interprétation et Enseignement de la Radioactivité‎

‎ 1919 Librairie Félix Alcan, Nouvelle Collection Scientifique, Paris. 1919. 1 vol in-12, broché. 375 pages. Avec 37 figures‎


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‎SODDY (Fr.).-‎

Reference : 43390

‎Le radium. Interprétation et enseignements de la radio-activité. Ouvrage traduit sur la 3ème édition anglaise augmentée d'un chapitre inédit de l'auteur et mise au courant des plus récentes découvertes par Adolphe Lepape.‎

‎ P., Alcan (Nouvelle Collection Scientifique), 1921, in 12 broché, III-384 pages ; figures. ‎


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‎SODDY (Fr.).-‎

Reference : 54716

‎Le radium. Interprétation et enseignements de la radio-activité. Ouvrage traduit sur la 3ème édition anglaise augmentée d'un chapitre inédit de l'auteur et mise au courant des plus récentes découvertes par Adolphe Lepape. Avec 37 figures. Septième mille.‎

‎ P., Alcan (Nouvelle Collection Scientifique), 1926, in 12 broché, III-384 pages ; des rousseurs ; couverture fanée. ‎


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