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Portrait of Ezekiel [Ezéchiel] Weintraub

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Portrait of Ezekiel [Ezéchiel] Weintraub, a Russian-born chemist who was the first to produce 99 percent pure boron in 1909.

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  • Box 16

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“Portrait of Ezekiel [Ezéchiel] Weintraub,” n.d. Williams Haynes Portrait Collection, Box 16. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/zg64tk959.

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