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202-701-MS: Chemistry (Arts and Sciences): The Solvay Conference and the Quantum Ten (Jinbacian): Selected Library books

These resources are intended for use for the 1927 Solvay Conference assignment in Lori Jinbachian's 202-701-MS class. The guide focuses on the famous "Quantum Ten", as well as on some of the other famous physicists that were present at the conference.

Books on this page

The items listed on this page are a mixture of books and eBooks. When using each, there are a few things to remember:

  • Books - Note the Call Number listed with each book. You will need this number to find the book on the shelf. Physical books can be kept in several different collections in the Library. To find out which collection each book is in, click on the title to go to the Library catalogue. In the catalogue, look at the bottom right corner of the screen, where it says "location." Under ‘location’, you will see one of these options:
    • C-102 Ground Floor - These books are part of the Library's Circulating Collection, and are housed on the Ground Floor (C-102) level of the Library. Use the Call Number listed on each book, then take it to the Circulation Desk on the Main Floor (C-202) to check it out.
    • Reserve Collection: These books have been placed in the Reserve Collection by professors for specific courses. Ask for them at the Circulation Desk on the Main Floor (C-202).
    • New Book Section: These are recent additions to our collections. Find them on the Main Floor (C-202), on the shelves near the Circulation Desk.
    • Graphic Novel Section: These books are part of our Graphic Novel Collection. Find them on the Ground Floor (C-102) on the three sets of shelves near the top of the accessibility ramp.
    • Main Floor: These books are part of the Reference Collection on the L-shaped shelves on the Main Floor (C-202).
    • eBook: These books are part of our online eBook collections. Click on the title of the book, then on the small link labeled "URL" in the Library catalogue to access the eBook. You will be asked to log in to the database. To log in to any of the Library's databases, please follow these step-by-step instructions.
    • In Cataloguing OR In Processing: These books are currently being catalogued or processed for addition to the Library's collections. If you see a book with this status that interests you, ask about the book at the Circulation Desk.
    • Material at the bindery: These books are currently out for rebinding, and will be returned to the Library soon. Until they return, the books are unavailable.

Print books by subject

The following books are either about the Quantum Ten specifically or about remarkable scientists in general. When using these sources to research an individual, use the table of contents and the index in each book to figure out which sections of the book will be most useful to you.

The following books are either about the Quantum Ten specifically or about remarkable scientists in general. When using these sources to research an individual, use the table of contents and the index in each book to figure out which sections of the book will be most useful to you.

eBooks by subject

The following eBooks are either about the Quantum Ten specifically or about remarkable scientists in general. When using these sources to research an individual, use the table of contents and the index in each book to figure out which sections of the book will be most useful to you.

The following eBooks are either about the Quantum Ten specifically or about remarkable scientists in general. When using these sources to research an individual, use the table of contents and the index in each book to figure out which sections of the book will be most useful to you.

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