Corporate Body

ACI - Victorian Branch (1917 - 1953)

Australian Chemical Institute

From
1917
To
1953
Functions
Association, Society or Membership Organisation and Chemical Industries

Summary

ACI - Victorian Branch established in 1917 and was one of the founding branches of the Australian Chemical Institute. In 1953 it became known as the Royal Australian Chemical Institute - Victorian Branch.

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 1917 - 1953 ACI - Victorian Branch
       1953 - RACI - Victorian Branch

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