Manuscripts of articles, handwritten drafts, typed originals and carbons, etc., some including reprint. Note: the first seven are in Professor Ingersoll's order (chronological?); the rest are arranged alphabetically by title.

 Item — Box: 2, Folder: 11-19

Staff Only

Dates

  • Creation: 1917 - 1962

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

English

Conditions Governing Access

The physical materials from this collection may be viewed only in the reading room of Vanderbilt’s Special Collections and University Archives. Materials should be requested two to three days in advance to facilitate easier access. Contact specialcollections@vanderbilt.edu to schedule an appointment.

Full Extent

From the Collection: 3.78 Linear Feet (9 letter Hollingers)

Additional Description

General

  1. DeWitt/Ingersoll, "Preparation of Pure N'Acetyl-R-Leucine and L-Leucine"
  2. Ingersoll/DeWitt, npreparation and Resolution of dl- - Fenchylamine"
  3. Overby/Ingersoll, "The Resolution of Amino Acids. I. Phenylaline and Valine"
  4. Huffman/Ingersoll, "The Resolution of Amino Acids. II. Isoleucine"
  5. Wheeler/Ingersoll, "The Resolution of Amino Acids. III. Methioninen
  6. DeWitt/Ingersoll, "N-Acylamino Acids, A New Class of Resolving Agents"
  7. Kearley/Ingerson, "The Resolution of Amino Acids. IV. Lysine"
  8. Prout/Cason/Ingersoll, "Branched-Chain Fatty Acids. V.
  9. The Synthesis of Optically Active 10-Methyloctadecanoic Acids"
  10. Bircher/Ingersoll/Armendt/Cook, "The Electrolytic Preparation of Semicarbazine Sulfate"
  11. Ingersoll/Robbins, "Esters of the Procaine Type Derived from Nicotinic Acid"
  12. Ingersoll/Brown/Kim/Beauchamp/Jennings, "Extensions of the Leuckart Synthesis of Amines"
  13. Ingersoll, "A Method for the Complete, Mutual Resolution of Inactive Acids and Bases"
  14. Ingersoll/Armendt, "Nitrourea," "Semicarbazine Sulfate," "Hydrocinnamic Acid" and "Hippuric Acid"
  15. Ingersoll/Babcock, "The Preparation and Optical Resolution of Ammonium"
  16. Ingersoll, "The Reduction of Organic Compounds by Electrolytic Amalgams"
  17. Huffman/Ingersoll, "The Resolution of Amino Acids"
  18. Ingersoll, "A Second New Method for the Complete Resolution of Externally Compensated.Acids and Bases" Ingersoll/White, "Solubility Relationships among Optically
  19. Isomeric Salts. I. The Malates of Alpha-Para-Venylethylamine"
  20. Ingersoll/Burns, "Solubility Relationships among Optically
  21. Isomeric Salts. II. The Camphorates of Alpha-ParaTolylethylamine"
  22. Ingersoll/Babcock/Burns, "Solubility Relationships among Optically Isomeric Salts. III. The Mandelates and Alpha-Bromocamphor-Pi-Sulfonates of Alpha-Phenylethylamine and Alpha-Para-Tolylethylamine"
  23. Ingersoll/Little, "Solubility Relationships among Optically Isomeric Salts. IV. Salts of 6,6'-Dinitrodiphenic Acid, a New Type Resolving Agent"
  24. Bircher/Ingersoll/Armendt, "Studies on the Electrolytic Reduction of Organic Compounds. I. Selection of a Reduction Reaction Suitable for a Quantitative Study of the Cathode Process"
  25. Ingersoll/Bircher/Cook, "Studies on the Electrolytic Reduction of Organic Compounds. II. The Preparation of Semicarbazine Sulfate"
  26. Ingersoll/Brown/Kim/Beauchamp/Jennings, "Studies on the Leuckart Reaction"
  27. Ingersoll(?), "The Synthesis of 10-Methyloctadecanoic Acid"
  28. Prout/Cason/Ingersoll, "The Synthesis of Tuberculostearic Acid"
  29. Dickison/Ingersoll, "The Terpenoid Amines. I. The Isomeric Thujylamines"
  30. Ingersoll(?), "3-Methylhendecanoic Acid" (Experimental)
  31. Ingersoll(?), "Experimental"

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