Hugh Stott Taylor, Ph. D.

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Chemistry Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 
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Physical Chemistry
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DOI: 10.1098/rsbm.1975.0017
Hugh Stott Taylor earned his Ph.D. in 1914 from the Univ. of Liverpool (UK). His situation is peculiar in that he was mentored by both Frederick Donnan and Henry Bassett, Jr. The records in the archives of Univ. of Liverpool have him petitioning the registrar for his Ph.D. degree in 1914 after two years on the continent -- one year in Sweden with Arrhenius and one year in Germany with Bodenstein. In his petition, he presented a portfolio of published papers in lieu of a dissertation. This portfolio included four papers published with Bassett. Taylor travelled on an 1851 Exhibition Scholarship -- a highly prestigious award. At that time both Bassett and Donnan had left Liverpool for other universities. Bassett became a professor at the University of Reading in 1912. Donnan went to University College London in 1913. Although Taylor had a closer professional and personal relationship with Donnan than with Bassett, he did not publish with him.
Hugh S. Taylor was the brother of H. Austin Taylor
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Parents

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Svante August Arrhenius research assistant 1913 Research Institute of Physics Stockholm
Max Ernst August Bodenstein research assistant 1914 Hanover University, Germany (Chemistry Tree)
Henry Bassett, Jr. grad student 1914 University of Liverpool (Chemistry Tree)
 (Taylor had two mentors in Liverpool, Henry Bassett Jr. and Frederick Donnan. Taylor published with Bassett.)
Frederick G. Donnan grad student 1914 University of Liverpool (Chemistry Tree)
 (Donnan was one of two mentors (the other was Henry Bassett, Jr.) of Hugh Taylor. By 1913 Donnan left Liverpool for University College London. )

Children

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Hans L. J. Backstrom research assistant 1924 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Williiam Francis Wynne-Jones research assistant 1934-1934 Princeton (Computer Science Tree)
Hubert Newcombe Alyea grad student Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Arthur Ferguson Benton grad student 1920 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Gregg Dougherty grad student 1921 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Robert N. Pease grad student 1921 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Joseph C. Elgin grad student 1929 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
John Turkevich grad student 1934 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Robert L. Burwell, Jr grad student 1936 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Joseph O. Hirschfelder grad student 1936 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Ellison Hall Taylor grad student 1938 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Walter John Moore grad student 1940 Princeton
Arthur Victor Tobolsky grad student 1944 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
J. Laurence Kulp grad student 1945 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Robert Lane Scott grad student 1945 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Thor N. Rhodin grad student 1946 Princeton
George Dawson Halsey grad student 1948 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Michel Boudart grad student 1950 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Frank S. Stone post-doc Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Meredith Gwynne Evans post-doc 1934-1935 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
Hugh A. McKenzie post-doc 1949 Princeton (Chemistry Tree)
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Jacobs MI, Rebenfeld L, Taylor HS. (1969) Kinetics of contraction of drawn nylon 66 in aqueous phenol Journal of Applied Polymer Science. 13: 427-436
Vachon RN, Rebenfeld L, Taylor HS. (1968) Oxidative Degradation of Nylon 66 Filaments Textile Research Journal. 38: 716-728
Vachon RN, Taylor HS, Coe AB, et al. (1965) Aqueous Treatments of Nylon Fibers Textile Research Journal. 35: 473-473
Davis GT, Taylor HS. (1965) Diffusion Kinetics of Orange-II in Nylon 66 Textile Research Journal. 35: 405-411
Taylor H. (1965) Technique of inorganic chemistry, Volume 4: edited by Hans B. Jonassen and Arnold Weissberger. 400 pages, diagrams, 6 × 9 in. New York, Interscience Publishers, John Wiley and Sons, 1965. Price, $15.00 Journal of the Franklin Institute-Engineering and Applied Mathematics. 280: 548-549
Taylor H. (1963) Adsorption and Collective Paramagnetism. University of California, Santa Barbara, California (1962), x, Academic Press Inc., New York and London, 189 pp. Price $7.50 Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics. 101
Taylor H. (1961) Frederick George Donnan Journal of the American Chemical Society. 83: 2979-2981
Taylor H. (1961) Proceedings of the Symposium on the Mechanism of Heterogeneous Catalysis. Journal of the American Chemical Society. 83: 758-758
Taylor H. (1959) Surface Chemistry. Theory and Applications. Journal of the American Chemical Society. 81: 2028-2028
Taylor H. (1957) Catalysis. Volume IV. Hydrocarbon Synthesis, Hydrogenation and Cyclization. Journal of the American Chemical Society. 79: 760-760
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