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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

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

of the Action of Bromine on Aromatic Compounds

MOSER (J.). Increase of Photo-electric Currents.

BRAUN (F.). Electric Properties of Rock Salt

JAHN (H.). Validity of Joule's Law for Electrolytes

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

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 Zine Ethyl

PUSCHL (C.). Relations of Gases to the Laws of Marriotte an 1 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-

GIBSON (J.). Laboratory Fittings

VOGEL (H. W.). Relation between the Composition and tie 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

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

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

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

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

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

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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-

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

ductivity of Salt Solutions

LOSSEN (W.). Representation of Atoms in Space

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

in Fluorescent Compounds

GRIMBERT (L.). Rotatory Dispersion.

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

OSTWALD (W.). Electrochemical Studies

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

certain Salts on each other

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

Benzoyl Compounds

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

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

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

LOSSEN (W.). Boiling Points and Specific Volumes

SCHALL (C.). Estimation of Vapour-densities

MALFATTI (H.) and P. SCHOOP. Determination of Vapour-densities at

ARRHENIUS (S.). Viscosity of Dilute Aqueous Solutions

FROWEIN (P. C. F.). Dissociation of Hydrated Salts

OSTWALD (W.). Nature of Chemical Affinity

URECH (F.). Influence of the Rate of Pressure on Chemical Change

SELMONS (F.). Action of Sulphurous Acid on Periodic Acid

SARRAU and VIEILLE. Chemical Equilibrium of Homogeneous Gaseous

ARRHENIUS (S.). Influence of Neutral Salts on the Rate of Hydrolysis of

KONOWALOFF (D.). Decomposition of Liquid Tertiary Amyl Acetate.

SPRING (W.) and J. H. VAN'T HOFF. Chemical Decomposition produced

GNIEWOSZ (S.) and A. WALFISZ. Absorption of Gases by Petroleum

MEYER (V.). Lecture Experiments with Nitrogen Chloride

GLADSTONE (J. H.). Dispersion Equivalents

GRUNWALD (A.). Mathematical Analysis of the Spectra of Magnesium and

KKüss (G.) and L. NILSON. Components of the Rare Earths yielding

Absorption-spectra.

NARR (F.). Conductivity of Electricity through Gases

ULJANIN (W. V.). Contact Electricity

FROMME (C.). Maximum Galvanic Polarisation

THOMPSON (S. P.). Electromotive Forces of Metals in Cyanide Solutions

MIESLER (J.). Resolution of the Electromotive Forces of Galvanic Cells

MEYER (G.). Thermal Alteration in a Daniell Cell and in an Accumulator .

COHN (E.) and L. ARONS. Determination of the Specific Inductive Capacity

of Conducting Liquids

COIN (E.) and L. ARONS. Conductivity and Specific Inductive Capacity

TOMASZEWSKI (F.). Specific Inductive Capacity of Liquids.

SCHUSTER (A.). Electric Discharge through Gases

JAGER (G.). Electrical Conductivity of Solutions of Neutral Salts

JÄGER (G.). Comparative Properties of the Electrical Conductivities of Salt

HARTWIG (K.). Electrical Conductivity of Solutions

THOMSON (J. J.) and H. F. NEWALL. Electric Discharge

ETTINGSHAUSEN (A. v.). Influence of Magnetic Forces on the Nature of

the Heat Conductivity of Bismuth.

RICHARDS (T. W.). Heat produced by the Reaction of Silver Nitrate with

Solutions of Metallic Chlorides

FAY (I. W.). Relation between the Heats of Formation of Chlorides and

Sulphates in Aqueous Solution

ÅNGSTRÖM (K.). Alteration in the Volume and Density of Liquids by the

Absorption of Gases

BREMER (G. J. W.). Differential Tonometer

TAMMANN (G.). Dynamical Method of Determining Vapour Pressure

BRAUN (F.). Compressibility of Rock-salt

SABATIER (P.). Rate of Transformation of Metaphosphoric Acid

VAN'T HOFF (J. H.). Point of Transition and Point of Fusion

WISLICENUS (J.). The Position of Atoms in Space

BAZAROFF (A.). The Atomic Weights of the Elements

MEYER (V.). Raoult's Method of Determining Molecular Weights

BECKMANN (E.). Isonitroso-compounds

AUWERS (K.). Application of Raoult's Method for Determining Molecular

VAN DER PLAATS (J. D.). Desiccation of Gases

YOUNG (S.). Delicate. Thermometer for Lecture Purpose

LEPSIUS (B.). Lecture Experiment for Demonstrating the Valency of

[blocks in formation]

STENGER (F.). Modifications of the Absorption Spectrum of a Substance.

BOISBAUDRAN (L. DE). Fluorescent Mixtures

BOUTY (E.). Molecular Conductivity of Fuming Nitric Acid

AUBEL (E. v.). Electrical Resistance of Bismuth and its Alloys.

GRAY (T.). Electrolysis of Copper

ETTINGSHAUSEN (A. v.) and W. NERNST. Thermal and Electrical Behaviour

PUSCHL (C.). Relation of Gases to Mariotte's Law at High Temperatures

TAYLOR (A. B.). Easy Method of finding the Sp. Gr. of Liquids

RÖNTGEN (W. C.) and J. SCHNEIDER. Compressibility of Water

ETARD (A.). Decrease in the Solubility of Sulphates

LE CHATELIER (H.). Laws of Chemical Equilibrium .

DUHEM (P.). Chemical Equilibrium

LE CHATELIER (H.). Laws of Chemical Equilibrium

OETTINGEN (A. v.) and A. v. GERNET. Explosion of Water Gas

MEYER (V.) and E. RIECKE. The Carbon-atom and Valency

ARMSTRONG (H. E.). Valency

HEYES (J. F.). Tetrivalency of Oxygen

AUWERS (K.) and V. MEYER. Investigation of the Second Van't Hoff

Weights by Raoult's Method.

HOLLEMANN (A. F.). Simple Procedure for the Determination of Molecular

BERTHELOT. Åncient Process for making Gems and Glasses Phosphorescent

LIVEING (G. D.) and J. DEWAR. Spectrum of the Oxyhydrogen Flame

DESLANDRES (H.). Wave-lengths of two Red Lines in the Spectrum of

DESLANDRES (H.). Ultra-violet Band-spectrum of Carbon-compounds

LOCKYER (J. N.). Spectra of Meteorites

ROBERTS. Galvanic Elements

PRATT (J. H.). Experiments with Lippmann's Capillary Electrometer

WRIGHT (C. R. A.) and C. THOMPSON. Aëration Currents.

DUTER (E.). Electrical Conductivity of Sulphur .

BOUTY (E.). Electrical Conductivity of Concentrated Nitric Acid

WEBER (R.). Influence of the Composition of Glass on the Depression

RAYLEIGH (LORD). Densities of Hydrogen and Oxygen

DE FORCRAND and VILLARD. Hydrate of Hydrogen Sulphide

DE FORCRAND and VILLARD. Hydrates of Gases.

MAUMENÉ (E. J.) and C. LIMB. Method for obtaining

ETARD (A.). Solubility of Sulphates

DUHEM (P.). Laws of Chemical Equilibrium

AUWERS (K) and V. MEYER. Raoult's Method for the Determination of

Molecular Weights

BECKMANN (E.).. Molecular Weight of Oximes

RABE (H.). Turbine for Laboratory Purposes

HODGKINSON (W. R.) and F. K. LOWNDES. Lecture Apparatus for making

Sulphuric Anhydride

ZEHNDER (L.). Influence of Pressure on the Index of Refraction of Water

for Sodium Light.

JANSSEN (J.). Spectra of Oxygen

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DEMARÇAY (E.). Spectrum of Gold

765

EBERT (H.). Application of the Method of High Interferences to Quantita-
tive Spectrum Analysis

766

SOROKIN (B.). Relation between the Constitution and Specific Rotatory

Power of Organic Compounds

KLOBUKOFF (N. v.). New Apparatus for Electrochemical Research
SHELDON (S.). Alternate Currents and Electrolytes

NAHRWOLD (R.). Conduction of Electricity through Gases.

RICHARZ (F.). Electrolytic Formation of Persulphuric Acid and Hydrogen

RICHARZ (F.). Constitution of Peroxides

HENRICHSEN (S.). Magnetism of Organic Compounds

SCHIFF (R.). Specific Heat of Liquid Carbon Compounds

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LE CHATELIER (H.). Molecular Heats of Gaseous Substances

CAILLETET (L.). Air Thermometers

CRAFTS. Air Thermometers.

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CHAPPUIS (J.). Latent Heat of Vaporisation of Volatile Substances

MATHIAS (E.). Measurement of the Latent Heat of Vaporisation of Lique-

D'ARSONVAL (A.). Calorimetry at Constant Temperatures

PETIT (P.). Heat of Formation of Aniline.

VIGNON (L.). Thermochemistry of Diazo-derivatives.

SCHEURER-KESTNER. Heat of Combustion of Coals from the North of

NADESCHDIN (A.). Expansion of Liquids and Change of Substances from
the Liquid to the Gaseous State

BLÜMOKE (A.). Determination of the Specific Weight and Vapour-p

of Mixtures of Sulphurous and Carbonic Anhydrides

775

GRAETZ (L.). Internal Friction of Liquids.

VAN'T HOFF (J. H.). Osmotic Pressure in the Analogy between Solutions

and Gases

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PLANCK (M.). Chemical Equilibrium in Dilute Solutions

LE CHATELIER (H.). Laws of Chemical Equilibrium.

GARTENMEISTER (R.). Liebreich's Inactive Space

TRAUBE (J.) and Ó. NEUBERG. Formation of Layers in Mixtures of

Alcohol, Water, and Salts or Bases.

HUFNER (G). Absorption of Gases by Grey Vulcanised Caoutchouc .

PULFRICH (C.). Refraction of Light by Ice, and by Water cooled below Zero

WALTER (B.). Influence of Concentration on Fluorescence.

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BOISBAUDRAN (L. DE). Fluorescence of Cupriferous Calcium Oxide

882

GRÜNWALD (A.). Spectral Analysis of Magnesium and Carbon
GOUY and H. RIGOLLET. Electrochemical Actinometer

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ULJANIN (W. V.). Electromotive Force produced by the Action of Light
on Selenium

883

OSTWALD (W.). Study of Contact Electricity

886

GEE (W. W. H.) and H. HOLDEN. Electrolysis

HAMPE (W.). Electrolytic Conductivity of Halogen Compounds.

WALDEN (P.). Determination of the Size of Molecules of Salts from the

Electrical Conductivity of their Aqueous Solutions

PAGLIANI (S.). Crystallisation of Salts during the Electrolysis of their Solu-

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