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Authorised form of nameSutton; Leslie Ernest (1906 - 1992)
Dates1906 - 1992
NationalityBritish
Place of birth48 Newry Road, Isleworth, London, England
Date of birth22/06/1906
Date of death30/10/1992
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election16/03/1950
Age at election43
SourcesAssocMaterial:
NCUACS 51/7/94. Papers deposited in the Bodleian Library, Oxford
Obituaries:
Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society 1994 vol 40 pp 367-382, plate, by D H Wiffen
Royal Society codeNA3404
Archives associated with this Fellow
Reference numberTitleDate
IM/GA/WS/3892Sutton, Leslie Ernestnd
EC/1950/22Sutton, Leslie Ernest: certificate of election to the Royal Society
IM/004455Sutton, Leslie Ernest1982
RR/48/5Referee's report by Thomas Martin Lowry, on a paper 'The determination of the valency angles of the oxygen and sulphur atoms and the methylene and sulphoxy groups, from electric diploe moments' by G C Hampson, R H Farmer and Leslie Ernest Sutton[August 1933]
RR/44/86Referee's report by Christopher Kelk Ingold, on a paper 'The significance of the differences between the dipole moments of saturated and unsaturated substances' by Leslie Ernest Sutton1 August 1931
RR/79/13Referee's report by Leslie Ernest Sutton, on a paper 'Gaseous unimolecular reactions theory of the effects of pressure and of vibrational degeneracy' by N B Slater13 February 1953
RR/79/31Referee's report by Leslie Ernest Sutton, on a paper 'The molecular orbital theory of chemical valency. XIV. Paired electrons in the presence of two unlike attracting centres' by A C Hurley and Sir John Edward Lennard-Jones6 March 1953
RR/79/33Referee's report by Leslie Ernest Sutton, on a paper 'The molecular orbital theory of chemical valency. XV. Illustrative calculations of the properties of polar bonds' by A C Hurley6 March 1953
RR/79/178Referee's report by Leslie Ernest Sutton, on a paper 'The molecular orbital theory of chemical valency XVI A theory of paired-electrons in polyatomic molecules' by A C Hurley, Sir John Edward Lennard-Jones and John Anthony Pople31 July 1953
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