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From Geochemistry to Cosmochemistry: The Origin of a Scientific Discipline, 1915–1955

Helge Kragh

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Nineteenth-Century Backgrounds Chemists, Element Formation, and Stellar Energy Victor Moritz Coldschmidt and the Transition from Ceo- to Cosmochemistry Geochemistry and the Shell Model of Nuclear Structure Chemistry in Space Chemical Cosmogony and Interstellar Molecules The Emergence of Cosmochemistry References and Notes

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Key concepts: Cosmochemistry, Astrobiology, Cosmogony, Chemistry, Earth science, Geology, Physics, Astronomy