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“Publications” by Hans-Werner Schütt The bibliography of Hans-Werner Schütt documents an exceptionally wide-ranging body of scholarly work at the intersection of chemistry, the history of science, the history of technology, and cultural history. It extends from early chemical research publications and patents to major monographs on Emil Wohlwill, isomorphism, Eilhard Mitscherlich, and alchemy, as well as studies on Galileo, atomic models, electrolysis, mineralogy, catalysis, technical processes, scientific institutions, and the relationship among science, technology, and theology. What emerges with particular clarity is Schütt’s profile as a historian of chemistry who combines technical expertise with reflection in the philosophy of science and cultural-historical interpretation. The bibliography illuminates not only the development of an individual scholarly oeuvre, but also central themes in the historiography of chemistry in the late twentieth century: alchemy and modern chemistry, mineralogy and isomorphism, chemical nomenclature and conceptual change, science and technology, biography, institutional history, and international scientific communication.