Research
Dr. Marshall researches the history of the discovery of the elements. His studies carry him to over 20 countries where he photographs and documents specific sites which he describes in his publications on chemical history.
"Discovery of the Elements," a book covering the history of the discovery of the elements from the ancients to modern times.
"Walking Tour of the Elements," a CD describing all of the elements, a complete collection at UNT, including the minerals of original discovery.
"Rediscovery of the Elements," a project currently in progress, allowing one to visit all of the discovery sites of the elements.
For further information regarding these products including how to order, see: http://www.jennymarshall.com/rediscovery.htm
In Memoriam - Virginia "Jenny" Louise Marshall
Information for the freshman chemistry lab and lab lectures can be found at the following website: www.chem.unt.edu/~jimm
Dr. Marshall's rediscovery of the Elements articles:
- Agricola
- Aluminum
- Berzelius
- Bromine
- Bunsen and Spectroscopy
- Columbium and Tantalum
- Curies
- Davy and Alkalies
- Demarcay and Europium
- Doebereiner
- Fluorine
- Gadolin
- Gallium
- Germanium
- Hafnium
- Harz Mts
- Helium
- Iodine
- Jachymov
- Karlsruhe
- Klaproth
- Lavoisier
- Magnesia and Fixed Air
- Moseley and Atomic Numbers
- Nickel
- Niobium and Tantalum
- Nitrogen
- Oliver Sacks, The Periodic Table, and the Stinkspat
- Paracelsus
- Periodic Table
- Phosphoro di Bologna
- Phosphorus
- Platinum Group
- Priestley
- Rhenium and Technetium
- Riddarhyttan
- Ruthenium
- Rutherford and Radon
- Scheele
- Soddy and Isotopes
- Strontium
- Tellurium
- Tellurium II (Hungarian)
- Thallium
- The Noble Gases
- The Rare Earths I
- The Rare Earths II
- The Rare Earths, III
- Thorium
- Titanium
- Travelogue - part 1
- Travelogue - part 2
- Vanadium I
- Vanadium II
- Vanadium III
- Vestium
- Von Welsbach