THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY.

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V.54

LONDON:

HARRISON AND SONS, PRINTERS IN ORDINARY TO HER MAJESTY,

ST. MARTIN'S LANE.

CONTENTS.

ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS PUBLISHED IN OTHER JOURNALS:-

General and Physical Chemistry.

BAILEY (G. H.). Absorption-spectra of the Rare Earths

LEA (M. C.). Action of Light and Reducing Agents on Silver Salts: For-

mation of Photo-salts

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SCHRAMM (J.) and I. ZAKRZEWSKI. Spectrum Researches on the Energy

of the Action of Bromine on Aromatic Compounds

PFEIFFER (E.). Conductivity of Pure Water and its Temperature Co-

efficients.

RICHARZ (F.). Formation of Hydrogen Peroxide at the Anode during the

Electrolysis of Dilute Sulphuric Acid

MIESLER (J.). Electromotive Dilution Constants

HERTZ (H.). Influence of Ultra-violet Light on the Electric Discharge

SCHIFF (R.). Specific Heat of Liquid Carbon-compounds

GUNTZ. Heat of Formation of Zinc Ethyl

PUSCHL (C.). Relations of Gases to the Laws of Marriotte an1 Gay-Lussac

PUSCHL (C.). Highest Boiling Point of Fluids

PUSCHL (C.). Relation of Hydrogen to Marriotte's Law

RAMSAY (W.) and S. YOUNG. Evaporation and Dissociation: Continuous

Change from the Gaseous to the Liquid State at all Temperatures

ISAMBERT (F.). Compressibility of Solutions of Gases

DURHAM (W.). Solution

PICKERING (S. U.). Solution

PICKERING (S. U.). Nature of Solution

BENDER (C.). Salt Solutions

RÖNTGEN (W. C.) and J. SCHNEIDER. Compressibility of dilute Salt Solu-

tions and of Solid Sodium Chloride.

KALLIR (J.). Water of Crystallisation of dissolved Cobalt Salts.

IHMORI (T.). Condensation of Water Vapour by Solid Substances

DREYFUS. Rate of Oxidation of Carbon-compounds by Potassium Per-

manganate

GIBSON (J.). Laboratory Fittings

VOGEL (H. W.). Relation between the Composition and ie Absorption-

spectra of Organic Dyes.

BOISBAUDRAN (L. DE). Fluorescences with Well-defined Spectra.

GERNEZ (D.). Rotatory Power of Solutions of Ammonium Molybdate.

BELLATI (M.) and S. LUSSANA. Influence of Light on the Heat Conduc-

tivity of Selenium .

KALISCHER (S.). Effect of Light on the Conductivity of Selenium

FRIEDRICHS (F.). New Galvanic Battery

STREINZ (F.). Galvanic Polarisation

PALMIERI (L.). Production of Electricity by the Condens tion of Aqueous

Vapour

HELMHOLTZ (H. V.). Electrolysis of Water

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GUBKIN (J.). Electrolytic Separation of the Metal on the Free Surface of

the Solution of its Salt

Conduction

FITZPATRICK (T. C.). Action of the Solvent in Electrolytic

GRIMALDI (G. P.). Influence of a Magnetic Field on the Thermoelectric

Properties of Bismuth

RIGHI (A.). Rotation of Isothermic Lines of Bismuth placed in a Magnetic

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RIGHI (A.). Thermic Conductivity of Bismuth in a Magnetic Field

CARDANI (P.) and F. TOMASINI. Specific Heat of Superfused Water

BARRETT (W. F.). New Form of Calorimeter

JOLY (J.). Specific Gravity Determination.

MÜLLER-ERZBACH (W.). Dissociation of Copper Sulphate

SCHULZE (R.). Rate of Dissociation of Hydrated Salts

VELEY (V. H.). Interaction of Metals and Sulphuric Acid.

MENSCHUTKIN (N.). Velocity of Formation of Ethereal Salts

PRINGSHEIM (E.). Chemical Action of Light on a Mixture of Chlorine and

Hydrogen

WINKELMANN (A.). Anomalous Dispersion produced by Glowing Vapours

KRÜSS (G.) and L. F. NILSON. Components of Rare Earth yielding Ab-

sorption-spectra

BAILEY (G. H.). Components of Rare Earths yielding Absorption-spectra

EXNER (F.). Theory of Researches on Contact-electricity

MOSER (J.). Resolution of Electromotive Forces of Galvanic Elements into

their Differences of Potential.

KOOSEN (J. H.). Property of the Alkalis of increasing the E.M.F. of Zinc.

TRAUBE (M.). Electrolytic Formation of Hydrogen Peroxide at the

Anode

HAMPE (W.). Electrolytic Conduction of Halogen Compounds

LE CHATELIER (H.). Molecular Heats of Gases.

TAMMAN (G.). Influence of Small Amounts of Impurity on the Vapour-

tension of Liquids
MÜLLER-ERZBACH (W.). Dissociation of Crystallised Lead Acetate and

Sodium Thiosulphate

BRAUN (F.). Relation between the Compressibilities of a Solution and of its

Constituent Parts

AMAGAT (E. H.). Dilatation and Compressibility of Liquids

ISAMBERT (F.). Compressibility of an Aqueous Solution of Ethylamine

MEYER (L.). Oxygen-carriers

BERTHELOT. Explosive Decomposition of Picric Acid and other Nitro-

compounds

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JÄGER (G.). Relative Size of Molecules calculated from the Electric Con-

ductivity of Salt Solutions

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LOSSEN (W.). Representation of Atoms in Space

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BOIS BAUDRAN (L. DE). Degree of Oxidation of Chromium and Manganese

in Fluorescent Compounds

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GRIMBERT (L.). Rotatory Dispersion.

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MIESLER (J.). Distribution of Electromotive Force in the Cells of Batteries

PICKERING (S. U.). Constancy in the Heat produced by the Reaction of

certain Salts on each other

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STOHMANN (F.), P. RODATZ, and W. HERZBERG. Heat Equivalents of

Benzoyl Compounds

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DOBRINER (P.). Boiling Points and Specific Volumes of the Normal Fatty

Ethers

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DOBRINER (P.). Specific Volumes of Normal Alcoholic Iodides.

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PINNETTE (J.). Boiling Points and Specific Volumes of Phenols and their

Ethers

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LOSSEN (W.). Boiling Points and Specific Volumes

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