Timeline of American Events 1940-1949 Research Article from American Decades

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Timeline of American Events 1940-1949 Research Article from American Decades

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Biologist Konrad E. Bloch and colleagues describe the biosynthesis of cholesterol.

Industrialist Henry J. Kaiser perfects prefabrication and mass production techniques in shipbuilding. His Vancouver, Washington, ship works constructs a 10,500-ton Liberty ship in a record-setting seven and a half days.

Napalm is developed by Harvard scientist Louis F. Fieser for use in U.S. Army flamethrowers.

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Physicists working on nuclear fission unite to form the Metallurgical Laboratory at the University of Chicago.

President Roosevelt gives Vannevar Bush approval for the Manhattan Project, a secret, large-scale effort to build an atomic bomb.

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