Robert Stanley Livingston
Affiliations: | Chemistry | University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN |
Area:
Physical ChemistryWebsite:
http://www.chemistry.sdsu.edu/alumni/Robinson_history.php#LivingstonGoogle:
"Robert Stanley Livingston"Bio:
Dr. Livingston was born in San Francisco and received his bachelor's, a master's and doctor's degrees from the University of California. He spent a year of study and research in Copenhagen and more recently a year in Chicago on a Lalor fellowship. He has done much research in reaction kinetics and more recently in the field of photochemistry. He is director of the physical chemistry Laboratory in Minnesota. From 1942 to 1945 he was on leave of absence, first in Chicago and then in Washington, working on important war projects. Dr. Livingston finds recreation in hiking and in calculations of a statistical nature, especially if these are of no use to anybody.
Mean distance: 8.31 | S | N | B | C | P |
Parents
Sign in to add mentor| William Crowell Bray | grad student | 1925 | UC Berkeley | |
| (The activity of hydrobromic and hydrochloric acids and their catalytic actions in the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide) | ||||
Children
Sign in to add trainee| Rudolph Pariser | grad student | 1950 | UMN |
| Leslie Stewart Forster | grad student | 1951 | UMN |
| Sanford Arthur Weil | grad student | 1952 | UMN (E-Tree) |
| C. William Kern | grad student | 1961 | UMN |
| Rüdiger Memming | post-doc | 1958-1960 | UMN |
Publications
|
You can help our author matching system! If you notice any publications incorrectly attributed to this author, please sign in and mark matches as correct or incorrect. |
| Livingston R, Stockman D. (1962) A further study of the phototropy of chlorophyll in solution Journal of Physical Chemistry. 66: 2533-2537 |
| Livingston R, Pariser R. (1956) Some photochemical oxidation-reduction reactions sensitized by chlorophyll a and by pheophytin a Journal of the American Chemical Society. 78: 2948-2950 |
| Livingston R, Pariser R. (1956) The pheophytin-sensitized photoreduction of p-dimethylaminoazobenzene by ascorbic acid Journal of the American Chemical Society. 78: 2944-2948 |
| Livingston R, Pariser R, Thompson L, et al. (1953) Absorption spectra of solutions of pheophytin a in methanol containing acid or base Journal of the American Chemical Society. 75: 3025-3026 |
| Livingston R, Pariser R. (1948) The chlorophyll-sensitized photoöxidation of phenylhydrazine by methyl red. II. Reactivity of the several forms of methyl red Journal of the American Chemical Society. 70: 1510-1515 |
| McBrady JJ, Livingston R. (1946) The formation of tetravalent uranium during the uranyl-sensitized photochemical decomposition of oxalic acid Journal of Physical Chemistry. 50: 176-190 |
| Livingston R. (1943) The rate of decomposition of hydrogen peroxide in concentrated solutions Journal of Physical Chemistry. 47: 260-264 |
| Livingston R, Schoeld EA. (1936) The catalytic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide in a bromine-bromide solution. Effect of light on the steady-state rate Journal of the American Chemical Society. 58: 1244-1246 |
| Lind SC, Livingston R. (1936) The radiochemical synthesis and decomposition of hydrogen bromide Journal of the American Chemical Society. 58: 612-617 |
| Livingston R. (1928) The catalytic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide in an acid chlorine-chloride solution. II. An interpretation of the rate measurements in concentrated solution Journal of the American Chemical Society. 50: 3204-3211 |