Person

Barclay, John Thomas Evaine (1913 - 1944)

Born
3 May 1913
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Died
10 September 1944
Occupation
Industrial chemist

Summary

John Barclay worked for the Adelaide Chemical and Fertilizer Co. Ltd from 1929-1944 and was chief chemist at the time of his death.

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Born 3 May 1913. Died 10 September 1944. Educated University of Adelaide (BSc 1935, MSc 1940). Adelaide Chemical and Fertilizer Co. Ltd 1929-44 (chief chemist at the time of his death).

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