...due to some chemical action of the lime on the alcohol, probably to the presence of a little ether. My thanks are due to the Government Grant Committee of the Royal Society for a grant by means of which a great part of the expense of this investigation and of those described in this...

...linear, but both approximate to linearity to a greater extent than the viscosity curves. The author's thanks are due to the Government Grant Committee of the Royal Society for a grant in aid of this work. PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY, EAST HAM TECHNICAL COLLEGE. [Received, March 3rd,...

...any rate in part, and that the base described is, in fact, 3-</e/M-dimetliylpiperidine. The author's thanks are due to the Government Grant Committee of the Royal Society for a grant in aid of the cost of this investigation. THE CHEMICAL LABORATORY, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. [Received,...

...under these conditions proves the disulphonic acid to have the constitution SiEtPr(CH2*C6H4'SOsH)2. Our thanks are due to the Government Grant Committee of the Royal Society for a grant in aid of this investigation. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, NOTTINGHAM. LIII. — Additive Compounds of s-Trinitrobenzene...

...explodes violently and the same occurs when it is added to warm strong sulphuric acid. The author's thanks are due to the Government Grant Committee of the Royal Society for a grant in aid of the work described in this paper, and to A. Gordon Salamon, Esq., for the gift of a quantity...

...developed an intense reddish-violet coloration with cold concentrated sulphuric acid. The authors' thanks are due to the Government Grant Committee of the Royal Society for a grant which has partly defrayed tke expense* of this investigation. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LUNIKIX, SOUTH...

...specific rotation ([a] D -67-6° and [a]D — 68'0° respectively) in methyl-alcoholic solution. Our thanks are due to the Government Grant Committee of the Royal Society for a grant in aid of this investigation. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, NOTTINGHAM. XL — Chemical Examination of Eriodictyon....

...reactions of the sulphondibromoamides and of the sulphonalkylbromoamides are being studied. The author's thanks are due to the Government Grant Committee of the Royal Society for a grant in aid of the work described in this paper, and to A. Gordon Salamon, Esq., for the gift of a large...

...^/-compound : 0'5276, made up to 20 cc with ethyl alcohol, gave a -5'91°, whence [a]D -112-0°. The authors' thanks are due to the Government Grant Committee of the Royal Society for a grant, which has defrayed some of the cost of this investigation. MUNICIPAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL, BLACKBURN. CXCIV....

...similarly from ^j-bromobenzenediazonium perbromide and />-bromophenylhydrazine. The thanks of the author are due to the Government Grant Committee of the Royal Society for a grant which has partly met the cost of the material, and to Dr. Baker for allowing him the use of the Christ...