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Walter Noel Hartley
Sir Walter Noel Hartley F.R.S., D. Sc (1845-11 September 1913) was a chemist and Fellow of the Royal Society. He was a pioneer of spectroscopy, and the first person to establish a relationship between the wavelengths of spectral lines of the elements and their positions in the periodic table (published in 1883), and he studied also the relationship between the structure and spectra of a wide variety of organic compounds. In 1881, he hypothesized the presence of ozone in the atmosphere. His work led to his election to Fellowship of the Royal Society in 1884, and he was awarded a doctorate (D.Sc.) by the Royal University of Ireland in October 1901. He was knighted in 1911. He was Chair of Chemistry and Dean of Faculty of the Royal College of Science in Ireland.〔 (Obituary 12 Sept 1913)〕
==Works==
His published works included: 'Air and its Relations to Life' (1876),〔A review of this book is available in the archives of The Spectator magazine, with an 1875 article explaining this work's significance, accessible (here )〕 'Water, Air and Disinfectants' (1877) and 'Quantitative Analysis' (1887).〔〔Walter Noel Hartley's 1907 article, 'On the Thermochemistry of Flame Spectra at High Temperatures' in the Proceedings of the Royal Society is available to preview, (here )〕 He was awarded a gold medal at the 1904 St Louis Exposition, for scientific applications of photography and a silver medal in chemical arts.〔 In 1906 he gained the Longstaff Medal of the Chemical Society for researches in spectro-chemistry, and in 1908, the Grand Prix for spectrographic research at the Franco-British Exhibition. He was president of Section B (Chemistry) of the British Association, 1903-04.〔
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