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[*] posted on 15-8-2025 at 08:34
wanted: Bulletin de la Société chimique de France


I need some articles from 1950x. It seams this journal was never digitized except for some short period of years. I have myself all volumes of the year 1951 but need also some publications from 1956 and some years close to it. I found it in some libraries through internet but they didn't answer my requests through their site, so I suppose it could be faster to ask here if somebody knows how to get the access to the archives.

If somebody knows how to get scans and can help I can provide something in exchange (chemicals, books, glassware, whatever).

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[*] posted on 16-8-2025 at 06:51


Ah, Bull. Soc. Chim. Truly words that strike fear into the heart of anyone chasing down a citation.

Once I walked into the library at Berkeley and photographed a reference I wanted out of their paper volumes. But these days it's harder to get into university libraries without being carded.




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[*] posted on 16-8-2025 at 12:58


Gallica?
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[*] posted on 16-8-2025 at 14:02


There are volumes missing in Gallica. Or at least they didn't turn up last time I needed one from the mid-1950s.



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