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AUTHOR INDEX INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY VOLUME 22-1930 WBRAHAM, H erbert. Asphalts and Allied Substances. Their Occurrence, Modes of Production, Uses in Arts and Methods of Testing. (Book Review, by Walker) ........................................................ A cres , S. F., and K line , G. M. Consumption of Nitric Acid in Oxidation of Xylose ............................................................................................ S chreiber, W. T v G eib , N . V., and W ingpield , B. Semi-Com mercial Production of Xylose ........................................................................ A dams, F. W ., and C ooper, C. M. Performance of Economizers in Drying of Pulp and Paper ............................................................................... A dkins , H omer, K insey , M . E., and F olkbrs, K arl. Condensa tion Reactions of Acetaldehyde over Certain Oxide Catalysts at Pressures from 1 to 500 Atmospheres of Hydrogen. Symposium, Industrial High-Pressure Reactions ............................................................ A kademischen V erein H ütte . Hütte: Taschenbuch für Eisen hüttenleute. (Book Review, by Hcrty) Alexander , J erome. Colloid Chemistry. Principles and Applica tions. (Book Review, by Mathews) ......................................................... Alexander , L. T., M arshall, H. L., H ill, W. L., and J acob, K. D. Chemical and Physical Composition of Certain Finely Divided Natural Phosphates from Florida ............................................. A llen , Clyve. Use of Azeotropic Data for Calculating General Properties of Binary Systems ........................................................................ A llison , V. C. Heat Transfer in Low-Temperature Carbonization of Coal ....................................................................................................................... A mbler, J. A. Absorption of Atmospheric Oxygen by Limed Cane Juice ............................................................................................................................ A merican I nstitute op M ining and M etallurgical E ngineers. Coal Division 1930. (Book Review, by Perrott) ........................... Petroleum Development and Technology, 1930. Transactions of the Petroleum Division. (Book Review, by Gardescu and Foote) ......................................................................................................................... A ngel , G östa. Elektrokemi. {Book Review, by Heilbom) ............. A rnold, J. H. Studies in Diffusion. I—Estimation of Diffusivities in Gaseous Systems ............................................................................................. Aronovsky, S. I., and G ortner, R. A. Cooking Process. I—Role of Water in Cooking of Wood, 264; II—Cooking Wood with Sodium Carbonate ............................................................................................... A uden , A. H. Sulphuric Add and Its Manufacture. (Book Re view, by Stantial) ................................................................................................ A vram, M. H. Rayon Industry. (Book Review, by Grier) ................ A ycock, L. M. Some Notable Developments of Chemical Industry in the South ............................................................................................................ BACKHAUS, A. A. Ethyl Alcohol. Symposium, Industrial Fermentations ........................................................................................................ B adger, A. E., and P armelee, C. W. Rate of Vitrification of Porcelain ................................................................................................................... B adger, W. L., and M onrad, C. C. Condensation of Vapors .......... M onrad, C. C., and D iamond, H. W. Evaporation of Caustic Soda to High Concentrations by Means of Diphenyl Vapors. . B aker , R. W., and S trong, F. M. An Oxy-Aluminum Blowtorch. B aker , T heodore, and S tockhardt, J. S. Graphical Rectifying- Column Calculations .......................................................................................... B alch, R. T. Maple Sirup Color Standards ................................................ B alcke, H ans . Die neuzeitliche Spdsewasser-Aufberdtung. (Book Review) ..................................................................................................................... B all, A. M ., and C urtis , H. A. Study of Certain American Coals at Temperatures near Their Softening Points ....................................... B ardorf, C. F. Colloids in Granulated Sugar ........................................... B arker, M. E. Mechanism of Charcoal Activation ................................ Bartell, F. E., and Hershberger, A. Liquid Absorption by Pigments of Different Types of Organic Liquids. I—Relation of Liquid Absorption with a Series oi Organic Liquids to Inter- fadal Tension of These Liquids against Water ..................................... B artow, E dward, and D enman, W. L. Boiler Reactions at High Temperatures. Boiler Corrosion at 10.54 and 14.06 kg. per sq. cm. Pressure ........................................................................................# .......... and J bbens , R. H. Purification of Water by Electroösmosis . .. . B eal , G. F., T hbis , E. R., and L ong, J. S. Studies in Drying Oils. XIII— Changes in Linseed Oil, Lipase, and Other Constituents of Flaxseed as It Matures (1929) ......... . ................................................ B eckman, J. W. Recovery of Vegetable Oils and Fats by a Bacterial Process ........................................................ ;•••*. .................................................. B eek , J ohn, J r . Adsorption of Sulfuric Acid by#Leather ..................... B eery , P. G. Stuff. Story of Materials in Service of Man. (Book Review) .............................................................. : .............. B ell , H. S. American Petroleum Refining. (Book Review, by B ell, R. W. Free Water Necessary to Change Beta Anhydrous Lactose to Alpha Hydrous Lactose ........................................................ Some Methods of Preparing Quickly Soluble Lactose. Dairy Chemistry Symposium ............................. ; ..................... and P eter , P. N. Normal and_ Modified Foaming Properties of Whey-Protein and Egg-Albumin Solutions ............................................ B enger , E. B. Organization of Industrial Research ................. ;............. B ennett , A. N., and N ees , A. R. Viscosity of Beet House Sirups. . B ennett , H . New Commercial Emulsifying Agents .............................. B enson , H. K. Production of Pulp in Pacific Northwest.^ .................... B brl , E., and L unge , G. Taschenbuch für die anorganisch-chem ische Grossindustrie. (Book Review,, by Harney) ...... .. v • • • B ertelsmann, W ., and S chuster, F. Einführung in die technische Behandlung gasförmiger Stoffe. (Book Review, by Fieldner),. B iedermann , R udolf , R otii, W. A., and K oppel, I. Chemiker- Kalender, 1930. Ein Hilfsbuch für Chemiker, Physiker, Min eralogen, Industrielle, Pharmazeuten, Hüttenmänner, u.s.w. I—Taschenbuch. II—Dichten, Löslichkeiten, Analyse. III— Theoretischen Teil. (Book Review, by Kenney) ............................... B igby , P aul , N ickols, C. L., and B rown, G. G. Motor-Fuel Volatility. II—Starting Volatility ............................................................. 649 B ikbrmann , J., with F reundlich, H erbert . Kapillarchemie. Eine Darstellung der Chemie der Kolloide und verwandter Gebiete. Band I, 1930. (Book Review, by Kraemer) ................. 1024 B lake , J. T. Studies in Vulcanization of Rubber. I—Thermo chemistry of Vulcanization of Rubber, 737; II—Vulcanization of Rubber with Nitro Compounds, 740; III—Kinetics of Vul canization of Rubber with Sulfur and Selenium .................................. 744 and B oggs, C. R. Studies in Vulcanization of Rubber, IV— Theory of Vulcanization of Rubber ............................................................. 748 B lanck, F. C. Fermentations in the Food Industries. Symposium, Industrial Fermentations ................................................................................... 1166 B leibtreu , H ermann. Kohlenstaubfeuerungen. (Book Review, by Nicholls) .............................................................................................................. 566 B lum, W illiam, and^Hogaboom, G. B. Principles of Electroplating and Electroforming. (Book Review, by Burns) ................................ 565 B oehm, R. M. Masonite Process ........................................................................ 493 B oggs, C. R., and B lake , J. T. Studies in Vulcanization of Rubber. IV—Theory of Vulcanization of Rubber .................................................. 748 and Wiegand , W. B. Carbon Black in Rubber Insulating Com pounds. (Correspondence, 1258) ................................................................. 822 B ooth, C. F., J enkins , R. L., and M cC ullough, R ogers. Syn theses in Diphenyl Series ................................................................................... 31 B orgstrom, P. Behavior of Mercaptans in Naphtha. I—Naphthas Used, 249; II—^Effect of Inorganic Salts, Caustic Soda, and the Doctor Solution on Mercaptan Sulfur in Naphtha ........ 250 B ost, R. W., and M cI ntire . J. C. Action of Refining Reagents on Pentamethylene Sulfide in Naphtha Solution ................................. 87 D ietz, V., and R eid , E. E. L oss of Mercaptan Sulfur in Naphtha by Use of Inorganic Salts and Caustic Soda .......................................... 245 and M cI ntire , J. C. Behavior of Mercaptans in Naphtha. Ill— Total Sulfur in Naphthas Containing Mercaptans after Dis tillation by Steam ................................................................................................. 253 R oseman, R., and R eid , E. E. Distillation of Naphthas Con taining Mercaptans by Steam, with and without Reagents 248 B oruff , C. S. Illinois River Studies. 1929-30 ................................. 1252 with B uswbll , A. M . Fermentation Products from Cornstalks. 931 B ost, R. W., M cI ntire , J. C., and B orgstrom, P. Action of Re fining Reagents on Pentamethylene Sulfide in Naphtha Solution. 87 B ottoms, R. R., and S nyder , W. E. Properties and Uses of Helium. 1189 B oyce, F. F., and H ildebrandt, F. M. Stimulation of Cane Mo lasses Fermentation by Certain Metallic Salts ..................................... 1011 B oyd, T . A. Progress toward a Uniform Method of Measuring Detonation ................................................................................................................ 1301 W ithrow, L loyDj and L ovell, W. G. Following Combustion in Gasoline Engine by Chemical Means .................................................... 945 B räubr , A dolf, and D'A ns , J. Fortschritte in der anorganische- chemischen Industrie dargestellt on Hand der deutschen Reichs- Patente. Band III—1924-27. (Book Review, byZeisberg)... 405 B randt , R. L. Edeleanu Process for Refining Petroleum ...................... 218 B ray, M . W ., and C urran , C. E. Reaction Variables of the Alka line Pulping Process ............................................................................................. 830 B rooks, B. T. William McPherson. (American Contemporaries). 100 B rown, G. G., C oats, H. B., and Clarke , E. A. Motor-Fuel Vola tility. V—Vapor Pressure and Vapor Lock ......................... 672 and M iller, J. E. Motor-Fuel Volatility. Ill—Effective Volatility under Driving Conditions .......................................... 653 and N ewman, A. B. Minimum Voltage to Reduce Aluminum Oxide ........................................................................................................... 995 and N ickols, C. L. Motor-Fuel Volatility. IV—Relation between Atmospheric Temperature, Fuel Volatility, and Engine Per formance ..................................................................................................................... 662 N ickols, C. L., and B igby , P aul . Motor-Fuel Volatility. II— Starting Volatility ................................................................................ 649 and R ogers, M. C. Raoult’s Law and the Equilibrium Vapori zation of Hydrocarbon Mixtures .................................................. 258 and S kinner , E. M. Motor-Fuel Volatility. I—Equilibrium Volatility ................................................................................................... 278 B rown, R. H., F orrest, H. O., and R obtheli, B. E. Initial Corro sion Rate of Steels ................................................................................................ 1197 B rown, R. L., and G alloway, A. E. Methanol from Hydrogen and Carbon Monoxide. ^ III—Further Work on Dimethyl Ether. .. 175 B rowne, A. W. Louis Munroe Dennis. (American Contempo raries) .......................................................................................................... 1257 B rowne, _F. L . Drying of Exterior Paints under Various Weather Conditions and over Different Woods. (Correspondence) 400 Effect of Priming-Coat Reduction and Special Primers upon Paint Service on Different Woods ............................................................................. 847 B rowning, P. E. Chemical Evolution or Revolution? ............................ 1415 B rückner , H orst. Katalytische Reaktionen in der organisch- chemischen Industrie. I Teil. Band XXII of Technischen Fortschrittsberichte. Edited by B. Rassow. (Book Review, by Norris) .................................................................................................................. 687 B runjes , A. S., Olsen , J. C., and Olsen , J. W. Freezing and Flow Points for Glycerol, Prestone, Denatured Alcohol, and Methyl Alcohol ........................................................................................................................ 1315 S abbtta , V. J., and Olsen , J. C. Gases Produced by Decomposi tion of Nitrocellulose and Cellulose Acetate Photographic Films. 860 B runkow, O. R. Petroleum Hydrocarbons as Diluents in Lacquer. 177 B runner , A. Analyse der Azofarbstoffe. (Book Review, by Gubelmann) .............................................................................................................. 198 BucnANAN, A. E., J r . Harlan Sherman Miner. (American Con temporaries) .................... 193 B uckingham, D. E. Action of Rotenone upon Mammals VHien Taken by Mouth. Preliminary Report ..................................... 1133 B urger, A. M ., E lze, F., and W agner , A lfred . Die Riechstoffe und ihre Derivate. Band I— Aldehyde. Zweite Abteilung: 302 975 497 127 1046 404 304 1392 608 839 357 1414 1023 1262 1091 941 302 196 427 1151 781 1103 700 788 376 255 687 137 907 926 1304 36 1020 .768 117 1373 810 811 379 51 1124 572 91 1255 818 812 1141 406
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AUTHOR INDEXINDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY
VOLUME 2 2 -1 9 3 0
W B R A H A M , H e r ber t . A sp h alts and A llied S ub stan ces. T heir O ccurrence, M od es of Produ ction , U ses in A rts and M eth od s ofT estin g . (B ook R ev iew , b y W alk er)........................................................
A c r e s , S . F ., a n d K l in e , G . M . C onsum ption of N itr ic A cid inO xidation o f X y lo s e ............................................................................................
S c h r e ib e r , W . T v G e ib , N . V ., a n d W in g p ie l d , B . Sem i-C om m ercial Produ ction of X y lo s e ........................................................................
A d a m s , F . W ., a n d C o o per , C . M . Perform ance of E conom izers inD ry in g of P u lp and P ap er...............................................................................
A d k in s , H o m er , K in s e y , M . E ., a n d F o lk br s, K arl . C ondensation R eaction s of A ceta ld eh yd e over C ertain O xide C a ta ly sts a t Pressures from 1 to 500 A tm ospheres of H yd rogen. S ym posiu m ,Ind u stria l H igh-P ressure R ea ctio n s ............................................................
A k adem isch en V e r e in H ü t t e . H ü tte: T asch en bu ch für E isen h ü tten leu te . (B ook R ev iew , b y H c r ty )
Al e x a n d e r , J ero m e . C olloid C hem istry. Principles and A pplication s. (B ook R eview , b y M a th ew s) .........................................................
Al e x a n d e r , L . T ., M arsh all , H . L ., H il l , W . L ., a n d J acob, K . D . C hem ical and P h ysica l C om position of C ertain F inelyD iv id ed N atu ra l P h osph ates from F lorid a .............................................
A l l e n , C l y v e . U se of A zeotrop ic D a ta for C alcu la ting G eneralP roperties o f B in ary S y ste m s ........................................................................
A l l is o n , V . C . H e a t T ransfer in L ow -T em perature C arbonizationof C o a l.......................................................................................................................
A m b l e r , J . A. A bsorption o f A tm ospheric O xygen b y L im ed C aneJ u ice ............................................................................................................................
A m eric an I n st it u t e op M in in g a n d M etallurg ical E n g in e e r s .C oal D iv is ion 1930. (B ook R ev iew , by P e rro tt) ...........................
P etroleum D eve lop m en t and T echn ology, 1930. T ran saction s of th e P etro leu m D iv ision . (B ook R ev iew , b y G ardescu andF o o te ) .........................................................................................................................
A n g e l , G ö sta . E lektrokem i. {Book R ev iew , b y H e ilb o m ).............A r n o ld , J. H . S tud ies in D iffusion. I — E stim ation o f D iffu siv itie s
in G aseous S y ste m s.............................................................................................Ar o n o v sk y , S . I ., a n d G o r tn er , R . A. C ooking Process. I — R ole
of W ater in C ooking of W ood, 264; I I — C ooking W ood w ithS odiu m C arb onate...............................................................................................
A u d e n , A . H . S u lphuric A d d and I ts M an u factu re. (B ook R e v iew , b y S ta n tia l) ................................................................................................
A vram , M . H . R ayon Ind u stry . (B ook R ev iew , b y G rier)................A ycock , L . M . Som e N o ta b le D evelop m en ts of C hem ical In d u stry
in th e S o u th ............................................................................................................
B A C K H A U S , A. A. E th y l A lcohol. S ym posiu m , Industria lF erm en ta tio n s ........................................................................................................
B a d g er , A . E ., a n d P a r m elee , C . W . R a te of V itrification ofP orcela in ...................................................................................................................
B a d g er , W . L ., a n d M o n r a d , C . C. C ondensation o f V apors..........M o n r a d , C . C ., an d D ia m o nd , H . W . E vap oration of C austic
S oda to H igh C oncentrations b y M eans o f D ip h en y l V apors. . B a k e r , R . W ., a n d S tro ng , F . M . An O xy-A lum inum B low torch . B a k e r , T h eo d o r e , an d S tockhardt, J. S . G raphical R ectify in g -
C olum n C alcu la tion s..........................................................................................B alch , R . T . M ap le Sirup C olor S tand ard s................................................B alc k e , H a n s . D ie n eu zeitliche S pd sew asser-A u fb erd tu n g . (B ook
R e v ie w ) .....................................................................................................................B a ll , A . M ., a n d C u r t is , H . A . S tu d y of C ertain A m erican C oals
a t T em p eratu res n ear T h eir S often in g P o in ts .......................................B a r do rf , C . F . C olloids in G ranulated S ugar...........................................B a r k e r , M . E . M echanism o f Charcoal A ctiv a tio n ................................B a r t e l l , F . E ., an d H e r s h b e r g e r , A . L iquid A bsorption b y
P igm en ts of D ifferent T y p es of Organic Liquids. I — R elation of L iquid A bsorption w ith a Series o i Organic L iqu ids to Inter-fa d a l T en sion o f T h ese L iqu ids aga in st W ater.....................................
B ar to w , E dw a r d , a n d D e n m a n , W . L . B oiler R eaction s a t H igh T em p eratu res. B oiler Corrosion a t 10.54 and 14.06 k g. persq . cm . P ressu re........................................................................................#..........
a n d J b b e n s , R . H . Purification of W ater b y E lectroösm osis. . . . B e a l , G . F ., T h b is , E . R ., a n d L o ng , J . S . S tud ies in D ry in g Oils.
X I I I — C hanges in L inseed Oil, L ipase, and O ther C on stitu en tso f F laxseed as I t M atu res (1 9 2 9 )......... . ................................................
B eck m an , J . W . R ecovery of V egetab le O ils and F a ts b y a B acterialP rocess........................................................ ; • • • * . ..................................................
B e e k , J o h n , J r . A dsorption of Sulfuric A cid by# L eath er.....................B e e r y , P . G . S tuff. S tory of M ateria ls in Service of M an . (B ook
R e v ie w ) .............................................................. : ..............B e l l , H . S . A m erican P etroleum R efin ing. (B ook R ev iew , by
B el l , R . W . F ree W ater N ecessary to C hange B eta A nhydrousL a cto se to A lpha H yd rou s L a cto se ........................................................
S om e M eth od s o f Preparing Q uickly S olub le L actose. D airyC hem istry S ym p osiu m ............................. ; .....................
a n d P e t e r , P . N . N orm al and_ M odified F oam ing Properties ofW h ey-P rote in and E gg-A lbum in S o lu tion s............................................
B e n g e r , E . B . O rganization of Industria l R esearch ................. ;.............B e n n e t t , A . N ., an d N e e s , A. R . V iscosity of B ee t H ou se S irups. .B e n n e t t , H . N ew C om m ercial E m u lsify in g A g en ts ..............................B e n s o n , H . K . Produ ction of P u lp in Pacific N orthw est.^ ....................B b r l , E ., a n d L u n g e , G . T aschenbuch für d ie anorganisch-chem
isch e G rossindustrie. (B ook R eview ,, b y H a r n e y ) .. . . . . . . v • • •B e r t e l sm a n n , W ., an d S c h uster , F . E inführung in d ie technische
B eh an d lu ng gasförm iger Stoffe. (B ook R ev iew , b y F ie ld n er), . B ie d e r m a n n , R ud o l f , R otii, W . A ., a n d K o ppel , I . C hem iker-
K alen der, 1930. E in H ilfsbuch für C hem iker, P h ysik er, M in eralogen , Ind u strielle , P h arm azeuten, H ütten m än ner, u .s.w .I — T asch en bu ch . I I — D ich ten , L öslichk eiten , A nalyse . I I I — T h eoretisch en T eil. (B ook R ev iew , b y K e n n ey )...............................
B ig b y , P a u l , N ic k o ls, C . L ., an d B r o w n , G . G . M otor-F u elV o la tility . I I — S tartin g V o la til ity ............................................................. 649
B ik b r m a n n , J ., w it h F r e u n d l ic h , H e r b e r t . K apillarchem ie.E in e D arste llu n g der C hem ie der K ollo id e und verw an d terG ebiete. B an d I , 1930. (B ook R ev iew , b y K raem er)................. 1024
B l a k e , J. T . S tud ies in V ulcan ization of R ubber. I — T h erm och em istry o f V ulcan ization of R ubber, 737; I I — V ulcan ization of R ub b er w ith N itro C om pounds, 740; I I I — K in e tics o f V ulcan ization of R ub b er w ith Sulfur and S e len iu m .................................. 744
an d B oggs, C . R . S tu d ies in V ulcan ization o f R ubber, IV —T h eory o f V u lcan ization o f R u b b er ............................................................. 748
B lan ck , F . C . F erm en tation s in th e F ood Ind u stries. S ym posiu m ,Industria l F erm en ta tio n s................................................................................... 1166
B l e ib t r e u , H er m a n n . K oh lenstau b feu eru n gen . (B ook R ev iew ,by N ic h o lls ) .............................................................................................................. 566
B lum , W illiam , an d ^Hogaboom , G . B . P rincip les of E lectrop la tin gand E lectroform ing. (B ook R ev iew , b y B u rn s)................................ 565
B o ehm , R . M . M ason ite P rocess........................................................................ 493B oggs, C. R ., a n d B l a k e , J . T . S tu d ies in V ulcan ization of R ubber.
IV — T h eory o f V ulcan ization o f R u b b er.................................................. 748a n d W ie g a n d , W . B . C arbon B lack in R ub b er In su la tin g C om
pounds. (C orrespondence, 1 2 5 8 )................................................................. 822B o oth , C . F ., J e n k in s , R . L ., a n d M cC ullo ug h , R o g er s . S y n
th eses in D ip h en y l S eries................................................................................... 31B orgstrom , P . B eh avior o f M ercap tan s in N a p h th a . I— N a p h th a s
U sed, 249; I I —^Effect of Inorganic S a lts , C austic S od a , andth e D octor S o lu tion on M ercap tan Sulfur in N a p h th a ........ 2 5 0
B ost , R . W ., an d M cIn t ir e . J. C. A ction of R efin in g R eagen tson P en ta m eth y len e Sulfide in N a p h th a S o lu tio n ................................. 87
D ietz , V ., a n d R e id , E . E . L oss o f M ercap tan Sulfur in N ap h th ab y U se o f Inorganic S a lts an d C au stic S o d a .......................................... 245
a n d M cI n t ir e , J . C. B eh avior o f M ercap tan s in N a p h th a . I l l —T o ta l Sulfur in N a p h th a s C onta in in g M ercap tan s a fter D is tilla tion b y S tea m ................................................................................................. 253
R o sem a n , R ., a n d R e id , E . E . D istilla tio n of N a p h th a s C onta in in g M ercap tans b y S team , w ith and w ith ou t R ea g en ts 248
B o r u f f , C . S . I llinois R iv er S tu d ies. 1 9 2 9 -3 0 ................................. 1252w ith B u s w b l l , A . M . F erm en tation P rod u cts from C orn sta lk s. 931
B o st , R . W ., M cI n t ir e , J . C ., a n d B orgstrom , P . A ction o f R efin ing R eagen ts on P en tam eth y len e Sulfide in N a p h th a S o lu tion . 87
B ottom s, R . R ., a n d S n y d e r , W . E . P roperties and U ses o f H eliu m . 1189 B oyce, F . F ., a n d H il d e b r a n d t , F . M . S tim u la tion of C ane M o
lasses F erm en tation b y C ertain M eta llic S a lts ..................................... 1011B o yd , T . A . Progress tow ard a U niform M eth o d of M easu ring
D eto n a tio n ................................................................................................................ 1301W ith ro w , L loyDj a n d L o vell , W . G. F o llow in g C om bustion
in G asoline E n gin e b y C hem ical M e a n s .................................................... 945B r ä u b r , A do lf , an d D 'A n s , J. F or tsch ritte in der anorganische-
chem ischen Ind u strie d argestellt on H an d der d eu tschen R eichs- P a ten te . B and I I I — 1924-27 . (B ook R ev iew , b y Z eisb erg). . . 405
B ra n d t , R . L . E d eleanu Process for R efin in g P e tro leu m ...................... 218B r a y , M . W ., an d C u r r a n , C . E . R eaction V ariables of th e A lk a
line P u lp in g P rocess ............................................................................................. 830B rooks, B . T . W illiam M cP h erson . (A m erican C on tem p oraries). 100B ro w n , G . G ., C o ats, H . B ., a n d Cl a r k e , E . A . M otor-F u el V ola
t ility . V — V apor Pressure and V apor L o ck ......................... 672a n d M il l e r , J. E . M otor-F u el V o la tility . I l l — E ffective
V o la tility under D riv in g C on d ition s.......................................... 653an d N ew m a n , A . B . M in im u m V o ltage to R ed u ce A lum inum
O xide........................................................................................................... 995a n d N icko ls, C . L . M otor-F u e l V o la tility . IV — R ela tio n b etw een
A tm ospheric T em p eratu re , F u el V o la tility , and E n g in e P erform an ce..................................................................................................................... 662
N ic k o ls, C . L ., a n d B ig b y , P a u l . M otor-F u el V o la til ity . I I —S tartin g V o la til ity ................................................................................ 649
an d R o g er s, M . C . R a o u lt’s L aw and th e E q u ilibriu m V aporization of H ydrocarbon M ix tu res .................................................. 258
a n d S k in n e r , E . M . M otor-F u e l V o la til ity . I — E q u ilibriu mV o la til ity ................................................................................................... 278
B ro w n , R . H ., F o rrest , H . O ., a n d R o b t h e l i, B . E . In itia l Corrosion R a te o f S tee ls ................................................................................................ 1197
B r o w n , R . L ., a n d G allo w ay , A . E . M eth an o l from H yd rogen an dCarbon M on oxid e. ̂ I I I — F u rth er W ork on D im eth y l E th er . . . 175
B ro w n e , A . W . L ou is M u n roe D en n is. (A m erican C ontem poraries).......................................................................................................... 1257
B r o w n e , _F. L . D ry in g of E xterior P a in ts u nd er V arious W eath erC onditions and over D ifferent W oods. (C orresp on d en ce) 400
E ffect of P r im in g-C oat R ed u ction and S p ecia l P rim ers u pon P a in tService on D ifferent W o o d s............................................................................. 847
B r o w n in g , P . E . C hem ical E vo lu tion or R ev o lu tio n ? ............................ 1415B r ü c k n e r , H orst . K a ta ly tisch e R eak tion en in der organ isch -
chem ischen Ind u strie . I T eil. B an d X X I I of T ech n isch en F ortsch rittsb er ich te. E d ited b y B . R assow . (B ook R ev iew ,b y N o rr is) .................................................................................................................. 687
B r u n je s , A . S ., Ol s e n , J . C ., a n d Ol s e n , J . W . F reezin g and F low P oin ts for G lycerol, P reston e, D en atu red A lcoh ol, an d M e th y lA lcoh ol........................................................................................................................ 1315
S a b b t t a , V . J ., an d Ol s e n , J . C. G ases P rodu ced b y D eco m p o sition of N itroce llu lo se and C ellulose A ceta te P h otograp h ic F ilm s . 860
B r u n k o w , O . R . P etro leu m H yd rocarb ons a s D ilu en ts in L acq u er. 177B r u n n e r , A . A n alyse der A zofarbstoffe . (B ook R ev ie w , b y
G u b elm an n ).............................................................................................................. 198BucnANAN, A . E ., J r . H arlan S herm an M iner. (A m erican C on
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T ak en b y M o u th . P relim in ary R ep o r t ..................................... 1133B u r g er , A . M ., E lze , F . , a n d W a g n e r , A l f r e d . D ie R iechstoffe
und ihre D er iva te . B an d I — A ld eh yd e . Z w eite A bteilung:
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302196
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A ld eh yde der a lizyk lisch en R eih e. (B ook R ev iew , b y G om -b erg )................................................................................................................................. 405
B u r n s , R . M ., a n d S a l l e y , D . J . P artic le S ize as F actor in C orrosion of Lead b y S o ils . . 293
B u r s t i n , H u g o . U ntersuchu n gsm ethod en der E rd ölindustrie.(B ook R ev iew , b y G ru se) ......................................................_.......................... 566
B u s w e l l , A . M . P roduction of F u el G as b y A naerobic F erm en ta tion s. S ym p osiu m , Industria l F erm en ta tio n s...................................... 1168
w i t h B o r u f f , C. S. F erm en tation P rodu cts from C orn sta lks. . . . 931B u t l e r , W . H ., T u r k i n g t o n , V. H ., a n d S i i u e y , R . C. P henol
R csin o id s in Oil V arn ish es ................................................................................ 1177B y r o n , T . H . Is S team D ecom p osed b y Copper? (C orrespondence) 402B y w a t e r s , H . W . M odern M eth od s of C ocoa and C hocolate
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C A L V E R T , R o b e r t . D ia to m a cco u s E arth . (B ook R ev iew , byH artm ann) (C orrection , 4 0 5 ) ........................................................................... 302
C a r o l , J o n a s , an d S to ut , L. E . E ffect of V arious M eta llic S u lfa tesu pon T hrow ing Pow er of C hrom ium P la tin g B a th ............................ 1324
C a r r , A . R ., a n d G ood, A . C. In flation of M eta lc lad A irship ,Z M C -2 ............................................................................................................................. 227
C a r t e r , R . H . F lu oa lu m in ates of th e A lkali M e ta ls ................................ 888S o lu b ilities o f F lu osilica tes in W a ter ............................................................. 886
C h ace , E. M ., C h u r c ii, C . G ., a n d S o r b e r , D . G . L arge-ScaleE xp erim en ts in Su lfu rin g A p r ico ts .................................................... 1317
C ham ot , E . M ., a n d M a so n , C . W . H andbook o f C hem ical M icroscop y . Vol. I — Princip les and U se o f M icroscopes and A ccessories. (B ook R ev iew , b y G ese ll) ....................................................................... ^03
C h a p pe l l , E . L . C hem ical C haracteristics of C em ent P ipe L in in g . 1203 a n d E l y , P . C. P ick lin g o f P ipe U sin g C om m ercial In h ib itors. . . 1201S olu tion of Scale in P ick lin g S te e l...................................................................... 1200
C h em ical C atalog C o m pan y . T h e C hem ical E ngineering C ata log .(Book R e v ie w )......................................................................................................... 1414
C h em ical I n d u st r y , S ociety of . A nnual R ep orts on Progress of A pplied C hem istry , 1929. V ol. X IV . (B ook R ev iew , byV e itc h )........................................... * • • • ; .............................; ............................* • * H 4 0
P roceed in gs of C hem ical E n gin eerin g G roup, S o c ie ty of C hem icalIn d u stry . V ol. X — 1928. (B ook R e v ie w )............................................ 197
C hem ical S ociety of L o n d o n . A nnual R ep orts on Progress of C hem istry for 1929. V ol. X X V I . (B ook R ev iew , b y V eitch)(C orrection, 1140 )..................................................................................................... 6S5
C iiil l a s , R . B ., a n d W e ir , H . M . D esign of F raction atin g C olum ns.W ith P articu lar R eference to P etro leu m D is tilla tio n ............................. 206
C h it t e n d e n , F . D ., a n d F is h e r , H . L. 3 -M eth y l-l ,3 -P en ta d icn e . . 869C h u r c h , C . G ., S o r b e r , D . G ., a n d C iiace , E . M . L arge-Scale
E xp erim en ts in Su lfu rin g A p rico ts ............................................................... 1317C h ur c h ill , H . V. A lum inum in th e C hem ical In d u s try ....................... 993C l a r k , G . L. C ellu lose a s I t Is C om pletely R evealed b y X -R a y s . . . 474C l a r k , K . G ., a n d G a d d y , V . L. T herm al R eq uirem en ts and
O perating C haracteristics o f U rea A u to c la v e .......................................... 1081G a d d y , V. L ., a n d K r a s e , H . J. D irect S y n th e tic U rea P rocess. . 289T hom pso n , J. G ., a n d K r a s e , H . J. R esistan ce of M eta ls to
S ystem U rea -W ater-A m m on iu m C arb am ate ........................................ 735C l a r k , L. H . H igh -B o ilin g S o lven ts from N atu ra l-G as P cntan es.
(C orrection, 9 0 2 ) .................................................................................................. 439C l a r k e , E . A ., C o ats , H . B ., a n d B r o w n , G. G . M otor-F u el
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R ev iew , by R a ifo rd ).......................................................................................... 403C l e n n e l l , J. E ., ANd N a is ii , W . A. S elect M eth od s of M e ta l
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V o la tility . V— V apor Pressure and V apor L o ck .................... 672C o b u r n , S . E . S u rvey of P o llu tion of R ivers and L ake in V ic in ity
o f R och ester, N . Y ................................................................................................ 1336Co g a n , H o w ard , L e w is , H . F ., S h a f f e r , S h e r m a n , a n d T riesc h -
m a n n , W e sl e y . M e th y la tion of P h en ol b y D im eth y l S u lfa te.(C orrespondence, 3 9 7 )........................................................................................ 34
Co l b u r n , A . P. R ela tion betw een M ass T ran sfer (A bsorp tion ) andFlu id F r ic t io n .......................................................................................................... 967
a n d H o u g e n , O. A. S tu d ies in H eat T ran sm ission . I — M easu rem en t o f F lu id and Surface T em p eratu res, 522; I I — D ch u m id i-fication , 525; I I I — F low of F lu ids a t L ow V eloc ities ...................... 534
Co m bs, W . B ., E ck l e s , C. H ., a n d M a c y , H . M ilk and M ilk P rodu cts . (B ook R ev iew , b y H o lm ) ................................................................... 402
Co n o v e r , F . S . E ffect o f P igm en ta tion on W ork o f R etraction ofR ubber C om p ou n d s............................................................................................. 871
Co n st a b l e , F . H . C ondensed O u tline o f M odern P h ysica l C hem istry . (B ook R ev iew , b y T o w er )................................................................ 1022
C o o p e r , C . M ., an d A da m s, F . W . P erform ance of E conom izers inD ry in g of P u lp and P a p er ................................................................................ 127
C o p b n h a v e r , J. E. ̂ C ulture o f Ind igo in P rov in ces o f S ou th C arolina and G e o r g ia . .................................................................................................. 894
C o r se , W . M . B earings and B earing M eta ls . (B ook R ev iew , byG il le t t ) ........................................................................................................................ 303
C o w a n , R . J . D ecom p osition o f S tea m b y C opper. (C orresp o n d en ce )................................................................................................................ 916
Is S tea m D ecom p osed b y C op p erJ (C orresp on d en ce)........................ 402Co y l e , G. L ., e t al. C onstru ction and E q u ip m en t of C hem ical
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C r a n e , J. E . D eve lop m en t o f S y n th etic A m m onia In d u stry in th eU n ited S ta te s ........................................................................................................... 795
C r a w fo rd , B l a n c h e , a n d M attill , H . A. A u tox id ation of Corn Oila s R elated to I ts U n sap on ifiab le C o n stitu en ts ......................................... 341
C ra w fo r d , F . M ., a n d G a b r ie l , C . L. D eve lop m en t o f B u ty l- A ceton ic F erm en tation In d u stry . S ym p osiu m , Ind u stria lF erm en ta tio n s........................................... 1163
C ro ak m an , E . G .t AND W in k e l m a n n , H . A. B eh avior o f V ariousC lays w ith C rude and R ecla im ed R u b b er ............................................... 865
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of P ollu tion C ontributed to S trea m s........................................................... 1340C r y d b r , D . S ., a n d F ro lic h , P. K . C a ta ly sts for F orm ation of
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C u n o , C . W . M igration o f C hem ical In d u s try ............................................ 5S8
C u r r a n , C . E ., an d B r a y , M . W . R eaction V ariab les of th e A lk aline P u lp in g P rocess ............................................................................................. 830
C u r t is , II. A ., a n d B a l l , A. M . S tu d y o f C ertain A m erican C oalsa t T em p eratu res near T h eir S often in g P o in ts ........................................ 137
a n d K e l l n e r , H . L. D ep osition o f B lack C opper O xide on B rass. 1321C u r t is , H. L ., a n d M c P h e r s o n , A. T . C arbon B lack in R ub b er In
su la tin g C om pounds. (C orresp on dence)................................................. 1258
D A H L S T R O M , R oy, a n d H a r k in s , W . D . W ettin g of P igm en tsand O ther P ow d ers............................................................................................... 897
D am m er , Otto . C hem ische T echn olog ie der N eu ze it. Band I, II ,III . R ev ised b y Franz P eters. (B ook R ev iew , b y O lin ) 686
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of L ubricating O ils................................................................................................ 1326D a v is , J. D ., F ie l d n e r , A. C ., a n d R ey n o l d s , D . A. G as-, C oke-,
and B y-P rod u ct-M ak in g P roperties of A m erican C oals an d T h eirD eterm in a tio n ......................................................................................................... 1113
D a v is , N . E ., a n d S cott, W . W . D etin n in g o f Scrap T in P la te . . . 910D a y t o n , H . P ., F ro lic h , P. K ., a n d W h it e , A . S tu d ies on Pro
d u ction o f A cety len e from M eth an e. I — C racking underV a cu u m ........................ 20
D e m in g , H . G . In th e R ea lm o f C arbon. (B ook R ev iew , b y B arr e t t ) .............................................................................................................................. 918
D e n m a n , W . L ., a n d B artow , E d w a r d . B oiler R eaction s a t H igh T em p eratu res. B o iler C orrosion a t 10.54 and 14.06 kg. per sq.cm . P ressu re ............................................................................................................. 36
D e n n is , L. M ., e t al. C onstru ction and E q u ip m en t of C hem icalL aboratories. (B ook R ev iew , b y B a r to w ) ............................................. 685
a n d N ic h o ls , M . L. G as A nalysis. (B ook R ev iew , b y G o n d er). 103D e V r ib s , L o u is . G erm an for C hem ists. (B ook R ev iew , b y Berolz-
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of C austic S oda to H igh C oncen tration s b y M eans of D ip h en y lV ap ors......................................................................................................................... 700
D ic k in so n , H . C. Precau tion s in A ccelerated G um T est for G asoline. (C orrespondence, 8 0 4 ) .......................................................................... 473
D ie t e r ic h , K ar l . A nalyse der H arze, B a lsam e und G um m iharz.(B ook R ev iew , b y S ch orger)............................................................ 687
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M edal A w ard .......................................................................................... '.............. 113D r ie r , R . W . P h oto-E lectro M e ta llu rg y ........................................................ 153D r ig g s, F . H ., a n d L il l ie n d a iil , W . C. P reparation of M eta l
Pow ders b y E lectro ly sis of F u sed S a lts . I — D u ctile U ranium ,516; I I — T h o riu m ................................................................................................ 1302
D u p r a iss e , C h a r l e s , M o u r e u , C h a r l e s , a n d L o tte , P ie r r e .A ging of R ubber and I ts R etard ation b y Surface A pp lication ofA ntioxygen s. D iffusion P ro cess ................................................................... 549
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E C K L E S, C. I L . X o m b s , W. B., a n d M a c y , H . M ilk and M ilkP roducts. (Book R eview , b y H o lm )......................................................... 402
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E d w a r d s , W . J . , a n d S e y l e r , C . A . M icroscopical E xam ination. of Coal. (Book Review, by T h iessen )...................................................... 810
E g l o p f , G u s t a v . H ydrocarbon G as as Power in the U nited S ta te s . 790a n d M o r r e l l , J . C. C racking Process in G as-M aking In d u s try . 1080
E l d e r , A . L., a n d H o l m e s , H. N . V anadium C om pounds asC ata ly s ts for O xidation of Sulfur D ioxide................................................ 471
E l g i n , J . C. C ata ly tic R eactions of Sulfur C om pounds P resent in Petroleum . I I — Pure Sulfur C om pounds in H ydrocarbonM aterials in C on tact w ith Nickel C a ta ly s ts ........................................ 1290
W i l d e r , G. H ., a n d T a y l o r , H. S . C ataly tic R eactions of Sulfur Com pounds P resent in Petroleum . I — High Sulfur N ap h th asin C ontact w ith N ickel and Iron C a ta ly s ts .......................................... 128*1
E l m , A. C., W e r t h a n , S., a n d W i e n , R . H . Yellowing of In te rio rGloss Pa in ts and E nam els............................................................................... 772
E l y , P. C ., a n d C h a p p e l l , E. L. Pickling of P ipe U sing Com m ercialIn h ib ito rs ............................................................................................................ 1201
Solution of Scale in Pickling S te e l....................... '.............................. 1200E l z e , F ., W a g n e r , A l f r e d , a n d B u r g e r , A. M . D ie Riechstoffe
und ihre D erivate. B and I — Aldehyde. Zweite Abteilung: A ldehyde der alizyklischen Reihe. (Book Review, by Gom berg) 4 05
E n g e l d e r , C. J ., a n d T h i e s s e n , G i l b e r t . Iso la tion of H um icA cids ................................................................................................... 1131
E r b . R . C. Physiological C hem istry . (Book R eview , by M orgulis). 105E r n s t , I l s e , a n d G u m p , W i l l i a m . A bsorption of C arbon M onoxide
by C uprous A m m onium S a lts ....................................................................... 382E v a n s , W. L., P u r d y , J . M ., a n d F r a n c e , W . G. U ltra-M icroscopic
S tudy of Linseed Oil C ontain ing M etallic D rie rs .................................. 508E v e l a n d , S. S. D rying of E x terio r Pa in ts under Various W eather
C onditions and over D ifferent W oods. (C orrespondence) 400
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F A B E R , H. a . C om parison of Som e Foreign and Am erican W hite-S ugar M e th o d s ...................................................................................................... 366
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of P o llu tion C ontrib uted to S trea m s .......................................................... 1340H o u q e n , O. A ., a n d C o b u r n , A . P . S tu d ies in H ea t T ransm ission .
I — M easu rem ent of F lu id and Surface T em p eratu res, 522; I I — D eh um idifica tion , 525; I I I — F low of F lu id s a t L ow V eloc ities 534
W a t s o n , K . M ., a n d K o w alk e , O. L . T ransfer C oefficients ofA m m onia in A bsorption T ow ers. (B ook R ev iew , by Z e isb erg ).. 1413
H o u g h to n , W . F ., W e ir , H . M ., a n d M a je w s k i, F . M . A cidT rea tm en t of L u b ricating D is t illa te s .......................................................... 1293
H o w ard , G . C. Progress R ep ort on W aste S u lfite L iq u or ..................... 1184H u b b a r d , C . C. D ry-C lean in g and D y ein g H an d b ook . (B ook
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by L e a r y ) ................................................................................................................... 1023H u f f , W . J ., a n d H oltz, J. C. Origin and D ecom p osition of
C arbon D isu lfid e in G as M ak in g . I l l — S om e C hem ical and T h erm od yn am ic E ffects in F orm ation o f Organic Sulfu r C om p o u n d s ......................................................................................................................... 639
a n d M il b o u r n b , C . G. H u m id ity E ffects in Iron O xide Processfor R em o v a l o f H yd rogen Sulfide from G a s ............................................ 1213
H u n n , E . B . Precau tion s in A ccelerated G um T e s t for G asoline.(C orresp on d en ce)................................................................................................... 804
H u n t , R e id . S y n th etic M eth an o l. A S u p p lem en ta l S ta tem en t.(C orresp on d en ce)................................................................................................... 915
H u n t , W . F ., a n d K r a u s , E . H . T ab les for D eterm in ation of M inerals b y M ean s o f T h eir P h ysica l Properties, O ccurrencesand A ssociates. (B ook R ev iew , b y W e lls ) ............................................. 1414
H u n t r e s s , E . H . B rief In trodu ction to U se o f B e ilste in ’s " H an d-b uch der organischen C h em ie.” (B ook R ev iew , b y W est) 686
H u s s e y , J. W ., S w e e n e y , O. R ., a n d R a l sto n , W h e e l e r . P rod u ction o f O xygen from L im e and C h lorin e ............................................ 716
H u s s e y , R . E ., a n d S c h er er , P . C. C ellu lose in V irginia. I I —R a y o n .......................................................................................................................... 491
F actors during Spin n ing W hich Influence P h ysica l P roperties ofR a y o n .......................................................................................................................... 594
IM P E R IA L I n s t it u t e , B u l l e t in o f . T an n in g M ater ia ls o f th eB ritish E m pire. (B ook R ev iew , b y G riffith )........................................ 196
I ng a lls , F . P . G u stave W h yte T h om pson . (A m erican C ontem poraries) ............................................................................................................. 396
I nter n a tio n a l A sso c iatio n for R u b b e r a n d Oth e r C ultiv a tio n s in th e N eth e r l a n d s I n d ie s . A dhesion P roblem s in C onn ection w ith R ub b er F looring. R ep ort o f R ub b er F loorin g C om m ittee of th e Propagan d a D ep artm en t. (B ook R ev iew , b y T ru m b u ll).................................................................................................................. 810
J A C K S O N , L . E . M othproofing. (C orrespondence)............................. 398J a c o b , K . D ., H il l , W . L ., A l e x a n d e r , L . T ., an d M a r sh a l l , H . L .
C hem ical and P h ysica l C om position o f C ertain F in e ly D iv id edN atu ra l Ph osph ates from F lo r id a ................................................................ 1392
H il l , W . L ., R o ss , W . H ., a n d R a d e r , L . F ., J r . C om position of C itrate-In so lu b le R esid u es from S up erph osp hates and A m -m on iated S u p erp h osp h ates............................................................................... 1385
J a f f b , B e r n a r d . C rucibles: T h e L ives and A ch ievem en ts o f th eG reat C hem ists. (B ook R ev iew , b y D a v is ) .......................................... 917
J b b b n s , R . H ., a n d B ar tow , E dw a r d . Pu rification o f W ater b yE lectrod sm osis ......................................................................................................... 1020
J e f f r ie s , Za y , E d w a r d s , J . D ., a n d F r a r y , F . C. A lu m in u m In d u stry . V ol. I — A lum inum an d I ts Produ ction . V ol. I I — A lum inum P rodu cts and T h eir F ab rication . (B ook R ev iew , b y H o lm es)............................................................................................................... 809
Je n k in s , R . L ., M cC ullo u g h , R o g er s , a n d B ooth , C. F . S y n th eses in D ip h en y l S er ies .................................................................................. 31
J e n n e , L . L. Ind u stria l P o llu tion o f S ch u ylk ill R iver— C auses andC u res ................................................................................................................................ 577
J o h n so n , C . M . R apid M eth od s for C hem ical A n alysis o f S pecia l S teels, S tee l-M ak in g A lloys, T h eir Ores, G raphites, and B earingM eta ls . (B ook R ev iew , b y U llm a n n )...................................................... 1413
J o h n so n , T . B ., an d H a r r is , M il t o n . S tu d y of F ibroin from Silkin Isoe lec tr ic R eg io n ................................................................................................ 539
S tud y o f S ilk F ibroin in th e D ispersed S ta te .................................................... 965a n d H a w l e y , T . G ., J r . Isoe lec tr ic P o int o f S ilk F ib ro in ................ 297a n d S h e lto n , E . M . S ilk — A F ie ld for R esearch .................................. 387
J o n e s , G . W ., an d K e n n e d y , R . E . E x tin ctio n o f E th y len e D i-chloride F lam es w ith C arbon D io x id e ........................................................ 963
E xtin ction of E th y len e O xide F lam es w ith C arbon D io x id e ............... 146J o slyn , M . A ., a n d M a r sh , G. L . H ea t T ran sfer in F ood s during
Freezing and S u b seq u en t T h aw in g . I — T em p eratu re C hanges in S ugar S o lu tion s, S w eeten ed F ru it Ju ices, and O ther L iq u id s . . 1192
a n d T u c k er , D . A . R em ova l of C ream of T artar from G rapeJuice by Freezing S to ra g e..................................................................................... 614
K A IS E R , H . E ., a n d H anco ck , R . S. Purification of W ood R o sin . 4 4 6K a r n s , G . M . E ffectiven ess of Iod in e in C ontrol of S m ut on O ats. 864K a r r e r , P a u l . L ehrbuch der organischen C hem ie. (B ook R eview ,
b y V o lw iler )............................................................ 91ffK a u s c h , Osc ar . P h osph or, Phosphorsäure und P h osp h ate . (B ook
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P roperties o f G elatin . I — H yd ration of G elatin and I ts R ela tionto S w e llin g ................................................................................................................ 57
K e e n e n , F . G . R eaction s O ccurring during A m m oniation of S u p erp h o sp h a te .................................................................................................................. 1376
K e l l e r , T . P ., a n d P l u m m e r , W . B . P rodu ction o f C arbon B lackfrom P ro p a n e ........................................................................................................... 1209
K e l l n e r , H . L ., a n d C u r t is , H . A . D ep osition o f B lack C opperOxide on B ra ss ........................................................................................................ 1321
K e n d a l l , Ja m es . A t H om e am ong th e A tom s. (B ook R ev iew , b yF r eu d )........................................................... .............................................................. 103
K e n n e d y , R . E ., a n d J o n e s , G. W . E x tin ctio n o f E th y len e D ichloride F lam es w ith Carbon D io x id e ..................................................... 963
E xtin ction o f E th y len e O xide F lam es w ith C arbon D io x id e ............... 146K e y e s , D . B ., S w a n n , S h erlo ck , J r ., a n d S n o w , R . D . C a ta ly tic
H yd ration o f Olefins. S ym p osiu m , In d u str ia l H igh-P ressureR ea c tio n s ................................................................................................................... 1048
K ie n l b , R . H . K in e tics of B ak in g P rocess o f Oil V arn ish es ............... 1370O b servations as to F orm ation of S y n th e tic R e s in s ................................... 590
K il b o u r n , F . L ., J r ., a n d M il l e r , G . W . R a te o f C ure o f R e cla im ed R ubber— I I ............................................................................................. 69
K il l r f f e r , D . H . Carbon D iox id e P reservation of M ea t and F ish . 140T h e G row ing In d u stry— D r y -Ic e ...................................................................... 1087
K in g , J. G ., a n d E dgco m be , L . J. A ssay of C oal for C arb onisation Purposes. P art I I I — C orrelation w ith C oal G as M an u factu re .(B ook R ev iew , b y F ie ld n er)............................................................................ 565
K in g s b u r y , P . C. C orrosion P roblem s in R ayon In d u s tr y ................. 130K in k e a d , R . E . W eld D esign and P roduction w ith P articu lar
A pp lication to S a fe ty and C ost. (B ook R ev iew , b y E w e r tz ) . . . 1260K in n e y , C . N . R ev iew o f E ssentia l C hem ical E lem en ts T h a t C on
s t itu te a B alanced F ood . (B ook R ev iew , b y S u r e ) ........................... 1023K in s e y , M . E ., A d k in s , H om er , a n d F o lk er s , K a r l . C ondensation
R eaction s o f A ceta ld eh yd e o ver C ertain O xide C a ta ly sts a t Pressures from 1 to 500 A tm osp h eres of H yd rogen . S y m p osium , Industria l H igh-P ressure R e a c tio n s ........................................... 1046
K is s , S . A. D is tilla te Y ields in C rack in g ........................................................ 10K it t e l b e r g e r , W . W ., S chmutz, F . C ., a n d P a lm e r , F . C . S pecia l
Prim ers for H ou se P a in ts .................................................................................. 855K l in e , G. M ., a n d A c r e e , S . F . C onsu m p tion of N itr ic A cid in
O xidation of X y lo s e ............................................................................................. 975K o e l l ik b r , E ., a n d M a g n a n i, U . L ’A llu m in io . I m etalli leggeri
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F ood s. I X — T o m a to P r o d u cts ..................................................................... 1015a n d S a n b o r n , N . H . A cid ity and C orrosion in C anned F r u i t s . . . 615
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K o p e lo p f , N ic h o la s . M an vs. M icrobes. (B ook R ev iew , byT h o m ).......................................................................................................................... 918
K o p p e l , I ., B ie d e r m a n n , R ud o l f , a n d R o th , W . A. C hem iker- K alender, 1930. E in H ilfsbu ch für C hem iker, P h ysik er, M in eralogen , Ind u strielle , Ph arm azeu ten , H ü tten m än n er, u .s.w .I— T asch en bu ch . I I — D ich ten , L öslichk eiten , A nalyse . I I I —T h eoretisch en T e il. (B ook R ev iew , b y K e n n e y ) ............................... 406
K o w a lk e , O. L ., H o u g b n , O. A ., a n d W a t so n , K . M . T ran sfer C oefficients o f A m m onia in A bsorption T ow ers. (B ook R ev iew ,b y Z eisb erg ).............................................................................................................. 1413
a n d W a t so n , K . M . T em p eratu re C hanges in F orm ation ofS o lu tio n s — 370
K r a s e , H . J ., G a d d y , V . L ., a n d Cla r k , K . G . D irect S y n th eticU rea P rocess ............................................................................................................. 289
T h o m pso n , J . G ., a n d C la r k , K . G . R esista n ce o f M eta ls toS y ste m U rea -W a ter -A m m o n iu m C arb am ate........................................ 735
K r a s e , N . W . In trod u ction . S ym p osiu m , In d u str ia l H igh-P ressureR e a c tio n s .................................................................................................................... 1030
a n d G oodm an , J. B . V apor Pressure o f T o lu en e U p to C ritica lT em p era tu re ............................................................................................................. 13
a n d M a c k e y , B . H . S pecific H ea ts o f G ases a t H igh Pressures.I I I — R esu lts for N itro g en to 150° C. and 700 A tm osp h eres. S y m posium , Ind u stria l H igh-P ressure R ea c tio n s .......................................... 1060
K r a u s , E . H ., a n d H u n t , W . F . T ab les for D eterm in ation of M inera ls b y M ean s of T h eir P h ysica l Properties, O ccurrencesand A ssociates. (B ook R ev iew , b y W e lls ) ....................................... 1414
K r a y b il l , H . R . P la n t M etab o lism S tu d ies a s A id in D eterm in in gF ertilizer R eq uirem en ts— 1 .............................................................................. 275
K u h n , R . J . G alvan ic C orrosion on C ast-Iron P ip e s ................................. 335K u r tz , E . B . L ife E xp ectan cy o f P h ysica l P roperty B ased on
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L A M B , A. B . J. A. C. S . E x ten d s P o licy . E d ito r ia l............................. 310L a n g e , N . A ., a n d H ödgm an , C . D . H an d b ook o f C hem istry and
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T h orium , C aesium , and O xygen. C handler L ectu re .................... 390L a n tz , E . A ., a n d P ic k e t t , O. A. O b servation o f C ataphoresis in
N itroce llu lo se S o lu tio n s ...................................................................................... 1309
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L a th r o p , E . C . C elotex and C ane-Sugar Industries. B agasse orS ugar a B y-P rod u ct? .......................................................................................... 449
L a u r o , M ic h a e l , a n d W h itm o r e , W . F . M eta llic S oaps— T h eirU se , P reparation , and P rop erties ................................................................. 046
L a v in e , I r v in , a n d G a u g e r , A . W . S tud ies in D evelop m en t ofD a k o ta L ign ite . I — A queous T en sion of M oistu re in L ign ite . . 1226
G a u g e r , A . W ., a n d M a n n , C . A. S tu d ies in D evelop m en t of D a k o ta L ign ite . I l l — D ry in g o f L ign ite w ith ou t D isin tegra t io n ............................................................................................................................... 1347
L a r ia n , M a u r ic e , M a n n , C . A ., a n d Ga u g e r . A . W. S tu d ies in D ev elo p m en t o f D a k o ta L ign ite . I I — Sorption o f W ater V aporb y L ign ite , P ea t, and W o o d ........................................................................... 1231
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L e e , W . B . A dh esives and A dhesion. S om e M ech anical P ropertiesof M ateria ls and G lued M eta l J o in ts ......................................................... 778
L e ig h t o n , A l a n . A pplication o f P h ysica l C hem istry to Ice Cream .D a iry C hem istry S y m p o siu m ........................................................................ 48
L eo po ld , H ., a n d D o n a th , E d . D er Braunstein und sein e A n-w endungen . (B ook R ev iew , by C a ra s) ...................................................... 199
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L il l ib n d a h l , W . C ., a n d D rigg s, F . H . Preparation of M eta l Pow ders b y E lectro lysis o f Fu sed S a lts . I— D u ctile U ranium ,516; I I — T h o riu m ....................................................................................... 1302
L in d e n , C . M ., a n d M o ntillo n , G. H . H ea t Transm ission in E x perim ental In c lin ed -T u b e E vap ora tor ............................................... 708
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L o ng , J. D ., a n d S im m on s, C . W . T ow er-A bsorption C oefficients.I l l — A bsorption o f B en zene b y M ineral O il.................................. 718
L o n g , J. S ., T iib is , E . R ., a n d B e a l , G . F . S tud ies in D ry in g Oils.X I I I — C hanges in L inseed Oil, L ipase, and O ther C onstitu en tsof F laxseed as I t M atu res (1 9 2 9 ) ........................................................ 768
L o tte , P ie r r e , M o u r e u , C h a r l e s , a n d D u f r a iss e , C h a r les .A gin g o f R ubber and I ts R etard ation b y Surface A pplication ofA n tioxygen s. D iffusion P r o c e s s ......................................................... 549
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M a je w s k i , F . M ., W e ir , H . M ., a n d H oug hto n , W . F . A cid T reatm en t of L ubricating D is t illa te s ..................................................................... 1293
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D ich lorid e, D ic liloroeth y l E th er, and Isop rop yl E th e r .......................... 513a n d F ra zier , R . B . U se o f E th y len e D ich lorid e in Lacquer
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and B y -P rod u ct-M ak in g P roperties o( A m erican C oals andT h eir D eterm in a tio n ............................................................................................ 1113
R h o d e s , F . H ., a n d G a r d n e r , F . T . C om parative Efficiencies ofC om pon en ts o f C reosote Oil as P reserva tives for T im b er ................... 167
R ic e , F . E . E vap orated and C ondensed M ilk from C hem ical andN u tr itio n a l P o in t o f V iew . D a iry C h em istry S y m p o siu m 45
R ic h t e r , G . A . T h e Brow n C om pan y . (A m erican C hem ical In dustries) ...................................................................................................................... 194
R id d l e , F . H ., a n d R o yal , H . F . Process C ontrol in C ontinu ou sProdu ction . S y ste m of C ham pion Porcelain C o m p a n y .................... 14
R it t e r , G . J ., a n d S ebo r g , R . M . N ew ly D iscovered M icroscop ic S tru ctu ra l U n its o f W ood F ib e rs ...................................................... 1329
R o b e r t so n , G. R . A gar In d u stry in C aliforn ia .......................................... 1074N a tu ra l G asoline in C aliforn ia ........................................................................... 1268
R o b in s o n , C . S . E lem en ts o f F raction a l D istilla tio n . (B ookR ev iew , b y B a k e r ) . . . .̂ ............................. 686
R o dan o , C arlo . Ind u stria e com m ercio d ei d eriva ta agruinari.(B ook R ev iew , b y W ilso n )............................................................................... 404
R o e t iib l i, B . E ., B ro w n , R . H ., a n d F o r r e st , H . O. In itia lC orrosion R a te of S te e ls .................................................................................... 1197
R o g er s , M . C ., a n d B ro w n , G. G . R a o u lt’s L aw and th e E q u ilib rium V aporization o f H ydrocarbon M ix tu r es ........................................ 258
R oller , P . S . B u lk in g P roperties o f M icroscop ic P a r tic le s ..................... 1206R o se m a n , R ., B orgstrom , P ., a n d R f.i d , E . E . D is tilla tio n of
N a p h th a s C onta in in g M ercap tans b y S team , w ith and w ith ou tR e a g e n t s . . ..................................................................................................... 248
R o ss , W . H ., Ja c o b , K . D ., H il l , W . L ., a n d R a d e r , L . F ., J r . C om position o f C itrate-In so lu b le R esid u es from Sup erph osp hatesand A m m oniated S u p erp h osp h ates .............................................................. 1375
R o th , W . A ., K o p p e l , I ., a n d B ie d e r m a n n , R ud o lf . C hem iker- K alen der, 1930. E in H ilfsbu ch für C hem iker, P h ysik er, M in eralogen , Ind u strielle , P h arm azeu ten , H ü tten m än n er, u .s.w .I — T asch en bu ch . I I — D ich ten , L öslichk eiten , A nalyse . I I I —T h eoretisch en T eil. (B ook R ev iew , b y K e n n e y ) ............................... 406
R o w l a n d , B . W . S om e A sp ects o f D ou b le R efraction and Structu rein R u b b er ..................................................................................................... 1182
R o yal , H . F ., a n d R id d l e , F . H . P rocess C ontrol in C ontinu ou sProdu ction . S y ste m o f C ham pion Porcelain C o m p a n y ................. 14
R u d e l , H . W ., w it h H a r in g , M . M . E ffect o f C opper and Lead Ion s upon R a te o f D ecom p osition o f H yd rogen Peroxid e a tV arious A c id itie s .................................................................................................... 1234
Ru d o l f s , W il l e m , a n d H e u k e l e k ia n , H . T h erm op h ilic D igestionof Sew age Solids. I— P relim inary P a p er ................................................ 96
R u ss , J . M ., J r . E th y len e O xide and E th y len e D ich lor id e . T w oN ew F u m ig a n ts ...................................................................................................... 844
F u m igation w ith E th y len e O x id e ....................................................................... 328R u s se l l , R . P ., a n d H a sla m , R . T . H yd rogenation o f P etroleum .
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S a l e , J. W . C ontrol o f M ineral W aters and T h eir S a lts underF ederal F ood and D ru gs A c t .......................................................................... 332
S a l l e y , D . J ., a n d B u r n s , R . M . P artic le S ize a s F actor in C orrosion of Lead by S o ils ........................................................................................... 293
S a n b o r n , N . H ., a n d K o iim an , E. F . A c id ity and C orrosion inC anned F r u its .................................................................................................... 615
S ciiack , A . D er in d u strielle W ärm eübergang für P raxis und S tu d iu m m it G rundlegenden Z ah lenbeisp ielcn . (B ook R ev iew , byT r in k s ) .................................................................................................. 199
S ch atzel , B e r n h a r d . U m setzu n g von Ph osph or m it W asserd am p f zu Phosphorsäure und W asserstoff im T em p eratu rgeb iet von 2 0 0 -1 0 0 0 ° C. b ei A tm osp h ären d ru ck . (B ook R e v iew , b y L id b u ry )............................................................ 200
S c h e r e r , P . C ., a n d H u s s e y , R . E . C ellu lose in V irginia. I I —R a y o n ................................................................................................................ 491
F actors during S p in ning W hich Influence P h ysica l P roperties ofR a y o n ........................................................................................................................... 594
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P alm er , F . C ., a n d K it t e l b e r g e r , W . W . Special Prim ers forH ouse P a in ts ........................................................................................................... 855
S c h n u c k , C . F . R ub b er M ills and B anbury M ixers .................................. 1007S ch o field , M a u r ic e . Oils from E nglish H ardw ood T a r ...................... 63SCHRABDBR, ANGELICA, AND HANEMANN, HEINRICH. A tlas M cta llo -
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S c h r e ib e r , W . T ., G e ib , N . V ., W in g f ie l d , B ., a n d A cr eb , S . F .Sem i-C om m ercial Production of X y lo s e ................................................... 497
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S ch ultz , J. W . C alcu lation o f L aten t H eats of V aporization ofN orm al Paraffin H ydrocarbons, U sing Specific-H eat D a ta 785
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S cott, S . W ., F r e d , E . B ., a n d P eter so n , W . H . P rodu cts ofT h erm op h ilic Ferm en tation o f C ellu lose .................................................. 731
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S tructural U n its o f W ood F ib ers ................................................................. 1329S e id e l , G . M . V azcane P rocess.......................................................................... 765S e il , G . E ., I I eilig m a n , H . A ., a n d W it h e r o w , C . N . C hem istry
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