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BAYLISS, Noel Stanley

Born Brisbane 19 December 1906. Education Melbourne University (B.Sc. 1927), Oxford University (B.A. 1930) and University of California, Berkeley (Ph.D. 1933). Rhodes Scholar Victoria 1927. Commonwealth Fund Fellow, University of California, 1930-33. Senior lecturer in chemistry, Melbourne University 1933-37; professor of chemistry, University of Western Australia 1938-71. F.A.A. 1954. C.B.E. 1960. Knighted 1979.
  1. (With G.E. Gibson) Variation with temperature of the continuous absorption spectrum of diatomic molecules: Part I. Experimental. The absorption spectrum of chlorine. Physical Review, 44 (1933), 188-192.
  2. (With G.E. Gibson and O.K. Rice) Variation with temperature of the continuous absorption spectrum of diatomic molecules: Part II. Theoretical. Physical Review, 44 (1933), 193-200.
  3. Absorption spectrum of methyl iodide. Nature, 36 (1935), 264.
  4. (With A.P. Acton and R.G. Aickin) The continuous absorption spectrum of bromine: a new interpretation. Journal of Chemical Physics, 4 (1936), 474-479.
  5. The theory of the continuous absorption spectrum of bromine. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, A, 158 (1937), 551-561.
  6. (With R.G. Aickin) The continuous absorption spectrum of chlorine in the region 4000-5000 A. Faraday Society, London. Transactions., 33 (1937), 1333-1338.
  7. (With R.G. Aickin) The absorption spectrum of bromine vapour in the region 3400 A. to 2200 A. Faraday Society, London. Transactions., 34 (1938), 1371-1374.
  8. (With R.G. Aickin and A.L.G. Rees) The effect of solvents on the continuous absorption spectrum of bromine. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, A, 169 (1938), 234-245.
  9. (With A.L.G. Rees) Interpretation of the visible absorption of bromine. Journal of Chemical Physics, 7 (1939), 854-855.
  10. (With A.L.G. Rees) Electronic absorption spectra in solution: with special reference to the continuous absorption of the halogens. Journal of Chemical Physics, 8 (1940), 377-381.
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