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molecular attractions and ionization and ionic velocities. A discussion of Sutherland's scientific work appeared in chapter VI of Osborne's biography of Sutherland, but its full value could only be calculated by another physicist who was willing to collate Sutherland's papers with the state of knowledge at the time. It was well known and valued in America, Germany and England. Professor T. R. Lyle said at the time of Sutherland's death that he was "the greatest authority living in molecular physics". Modest and selfless, Sutherland was happy

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