Asimov short detective story question

In article <Pine.NEB.4.61.0503080515590.6241.DeleteThis@panix5.panix.com>, danny burstein <dannyb.DeleteThis@panix.com> wrote:

: Asimov wrote a short story in which a key plot device was a reference to
: Bielstein's chemical encyclopedia.

You mean "Beilstein."

: Anyone recall which one it was, and wher I might find it?

I believe that the story you're thinking of is "What's in a Name?" (aka
"Death of a Honey Blonde"). It's in "Asimov's Mysteries."


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In <1110302533.143082.87070 DeleteThis @z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com> e4e5 DeleteThis @direcway.com writes:

 >danny burstein wrote:
  >> Asimov wrote a short story in which a key plot device was a reference
 >to Bielstein's chemical encyclopedia. [a]
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  >> Anyone recall which one it was, and wher I might find it?

 >"What's in a Name?" 1956
 >contained in the book _Asimov's Mysteries_, Doubleday, 1968

thanks.
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