Royal Australian Chemical Institute - Organic Chemistry Division

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Agent TypeOrganisationIdentifierUMA-AG-000000268HistoryThe Organic Chemistry Division is made up of Organic Chemistry Groups that exist in the various states. The aim of the Division is to co-ordinate activities of members with an interest in a particular area such as Organic Chemistry. The Divisions and Groups are subject based as opposed to the State and Regional Branches which are based on geographic location. The objectives of the Division are to promote, advance and safeguard the scientific and professional interests of its members; also to hold national symposia and local meetings to discuss relevant issues.
The Division is subject to the provisions of the Royal Charter and By-Laws of the Royal Chemical Institute. Office bearers in the Division are a Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer. The division also has a Standing Committee consisting of 8 members.

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Organic Chemistry Division Records

Heterocyclic Chemistry Division Symposia

Heterocyclic Chemistry Division and Aliphatic and Carbocyclic Division Symposia - papers and agenda

RACI Organic Division Symposium Agendas and Papers - Adelaide

RACI Organic Division Conference Agendas and Papers - Phillip Island

RACI Organic Division Conference - (University of Queensland) Minutes and Agenda

4th National Conference Papers - Richmond

5th National Conference Papers - Hobart

Receipts and Payments Book

RACI Conference Bank Statements, Receipts

National Conference Petty Cash Books, Cheque Books and Receipt Book

Cash Receipts and Receipt Books

Organic Chemistry Division - Journal and Ledger 1973

Accounts, Bank Accounts and Cash Receipt Books

Bank Accounts and Cash Receipts Book

Symposium Accounts and Receipts

Symposiums and Accounts

Series

[UMA-SR-000001843] RACI Organic Chemistry Division Accounts and Conference Records.

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Royal Australian Chemical Institute - Organic Chemistry Division