Corporate Body

RACI - Queensland Branch (1953 - )

Royal Australian Chemical Institute

From
1953
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Functions
Association, Society or Membership Organisation and Chemical Industries
Website
http://www.raci.org.au/branches/qld-branch
Location
Brisbane, Queensland

Summary

The Queensland Branch of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) was derived from one of the four original branches of the Australian Chemical Institute (ACI). The Queensland ACI held its first meeting in 1917. The branch was temporarily renamed the Queensland and Northern Territory Branch from around 1980 until an independent Northern Territory Branch was established in around 1990.

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 1917 - 1953 ACI - Queensland Branch
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