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It is true to say that Sir John and Lady Rita Cornforth need no introduction to those familiar with chemistry, and particularly with Australian chemistry, where they occupy a unique position in our chemical heritage. We know they studied together at the University of Sydney, before they travelled to England in 1939.We know they enjoyed a unique partnership for 70 years. We knowmany honours were bestowed upon them, particularly to Sir John – whommost of us know simply as ‘Kappa’ (Fig. 1). However, perhaps what we don’t know sowell is what Kappa thought about their chemistry. Luckily, for Kappa’s 75th birthday, Bernard Golding inspired Kappa, and many of his colleagues and friends, to write about the Cornforth publications and these were duly published as ‘Selected Research Papers with Commentaries’. Some of these papers and commentaries I share with you now.

Reflections on the Life and Works of Sir John W. (‘Kappa’) Cornforth