Publications
of Dr. Massie
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As a coworker with Dr. Henry
Gilman, Iowa State University.
A. "Rearrangement in the Reaction of A-halogenonaphthalenes with
Lithium Diethylamide,"Journal of the American Chemical Society,
67, 2106 (1945).
B. "Anils as Open Models of a Modified Atebrin," ibid., 68,
908 (1946).
C. "Reaction Between Triethylsilane and Methyl Lithium," ibid.,
68, 1128 (1946). (Dr. Gilman received the first Kipping Award given
by the American Chemical Society for outstanding research in
organosilicon chemistry in 1962. This paper was his first
publication in this area).
D. "Synthesis of 1-diethylamino-2, 3-epoxypropane and Related
Compounds," ibid., 68, 1291 (1946).
E. "Sulfur Analog of the Plasmochin Type:
8-(y-diethylaminopropyl-amino)-6-quinolyl methyl sulfide,"ibid.,
68, 1577 (1946).
F. "6,
8-Dichloro-2-(2'-pyridyl)-a-di-n-butylaminomethyl-4-quinoline-methanol,"
ibid., 68, 2399 (1946).
G. "Substituted Quinolyl Dodecyl Sulfides," ibid., 71, 744
(1949).
H. "Synthesis of N-methyl-3-isopropyl-4-dimethylaminophenylcarbamate
and Related Compounds," The Journal of Organic Chemistry,
19, 1967 (1954).
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As the principal investigator.
A. "The Synthesis of 1-substituted Phenothiazines by Thionation,"
ibid., 21, 347 (1956).
B. "2-Phenothiazinyl Ketones and Their Derivatives," ibid.,
21, 1006 (1956).
C. "A Convenient Synthesis of m-Anisidine," ibid., 22,
333 (1957).
D. "Esters of 2-Phenothiazine Carboxylic Acid," ibid., 24,
251 (1959)
E. "Further Studies on the Thionation Reaction and the Synthesis of
Phenothiazinois," ibid., 24, 986 (1959).
F. "The Chemistry of Phenothiazine," Chemical Reviews, 54,
697 (1954). (This article was of such international interest that in
excess of 500 requests for reprints from more than 50 countries were
received.)
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Papers read before
international, national, regional or state meetings of professional
societies, and published as abstracts in the reports of that meeting.
A. "Talomerization," Fall Meeting, Oklahoma Academy of Science,
1948.
B. "Modern Aspects of Chemotherapy," Presidential Address, Fall
meeting, Oklahoma Academy of Science, 1953.
C. "Putting the Plus into Chemistry," National Meeting, American
Chemical Society, Kansas City, Missouri, 1954.
D. "Friedal-Crafts Acylations of Phenothiazine," 14th International
Congress of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Zurich, Switzerland, 1955.
(Partially published in J. Org. Chem, 21, 1006,(1956).
E. "The Synthesis of 1, 1 Dichloroheptane," Fall meeting, Tennessee
Academy of Science, 1957.
F. "Substituted Dianilinoethanes as Derivative for Aldehydes,"
Southern Regional Meeting, American Chemical Society, Gainesville,
Florida, 1958.
G. "Friedal-Crafts Acylations of Phenothiazines," ibid.
H. "Some Derivatives of Xanthydrol," ibid.
I. "Reactions of Isopropenyl Acetate," ibid.
J. "What Chemists Do," ibid.
K. "The Visiting Scientists Program in Chemistry," ibid.
L. "The Special Projects in Science Education Program of the
National Science Foundation," Southeastern Regional Meeting,
American Chemical Society, Birmingham, Alabama, 1960.
M. "The Undergraduate Instructional Scientific Equipment Program of
the National Science Foundation," National Meeting, American
Chemical Society, Atlantic City, NJ, 1962.
N. Symposium Leader, Centennial Meeting, ACS, New York City, April,
1976.
O. "The Trident Scholar Program of the United States Naval Academy,"
ACS - Mexico Joint Congress, Mexico City, November 1977.
P. Brady, Ferguson and Company, ACS - Japan National Meeting,
Honolulu, HI, April 1979.
Q. "Heterocyclic Thiosemicarbazones as Antimalarial and
Antibacterial Agents," Northeastern Regional Meeting, ACS, Syracuse,
NY, October 1979.
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Other Publications
A. "The Status of the Teaching of Chemistry in the High Schools of
Oklahoma," Southwestern Journal, (1948).
B. "Research in a Small College," Industrial Trends,
(1949).
C. "The Value of Research in an Undergraduate Program," Beta
Kappa Chi Journal, (1954)
D. "The Significance of Research in the Education of an
Undergraduate Science Student," Beta Kappa Chi Journal,
(1962).
E. "Historically Black Higher Educational Institutions and the
Marine Sciences,"Current, Fall, 1982.
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Book Reviews
A. "Organic Chemistry, by Fieser and Fieser,"J. Chem. Ed.,
33, 597.
B. "Laboratory Technique in Organic Chemistry," by Wilberg, ibid.,
38, A 192 (1961).
C. "Experimental Organic Chemistry," by Baldwin, ibid., 43,
506 (1966).
D. 4 Books in Chemical processes, 1957-60.
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Trident Scholars of Professor
Massie
(The Trident Scholar program at the U. S. Naval Academy allows a few
highly qualified students each year to perform significant research
projects in their senior year in place of much of the normal course
work. Selection for the program is extremely competitive.)
1967-8 PAUL GUY GALENTINE III, "Sulphur-Containing Ring Derivatives
of Phenothiazine as Antimalarials."
1969-70 JOHN WILLIAM BODNAR, "The Synthesis of New Antimalarials."
1970-1 STEVEN CRAIG SPANCAKE, "The Synthesis of Pyrimidines as
Potential Cardiovascular Drugs and Characterization Agents."
1971-2 MICHAEL MCKINNEY, "A Study of Some Factors Affecting the
Biochemical Conversion of Mercury Pollutants to Toxic Methyl-Mercury
by Microorganisms in a Marine Sediment."
1972-3 RICHARD ALLEN ELLIOTT, "The Synthesis of Alkylated Amino
Acids as Potential Drugs against Lung Cancer."
1973-4 JOHN JOSEPH MCCAFFREY, JR., "Derivatives of Carbinol Amines
as Potential Antimalarials."
1976-7 HARRY JOHN GERHARD, "The Synthesis of Nitrogen Mustard
Derivatives of Hydantoins and Related Compounds as Potential
Anti-Brain Tumor Agents."
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