Emma Perry Carr (1880 to 1972) was an American spectroscopist and chemical educator. Her work on unsaturated hydrocarbons and absorption spectra earned her the inaugural Francis P. Garvan Medal, now the Garvan-Olin Medal, from the American Chemical Society in 1937. The source lead for this entry is two sentences long, so it records her nationality, her fields, her research subjects and her medal and leaves her teaching career, her institutions and her publications to further research from fuller sources.
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was an American spectroscopist and chemical educator
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Her work on unsaturated hydrocarbons and absorption spectra earned her the inaugural Francis P. Garvan Medal
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was an American spectroscopist and chemical educator
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