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CONTENTS.
ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS PUBLISHED IN OTHER JOURNALS :-
General and Physical Chemistry.
STROUMBO. Production of White Light by Mixing the Colours of the
Spectrum
PAGB
1
LIEBERMANN (C.) and S. v. KOSTANECKI. Spectra of the Methyl-derivatives
of Hydroxyanthraquinone
VERNEUIL (A.). Preparation of Calcium Sulphide with a Violet Phos
phorescence
BOISBAUDRAN (L. DE). Fluorescence of Manganese Compounds
BOISBAUDRAN (L. DE). Fluorescence of Bismuth Compounds
LUVINI (J.). Electrical Conductivity of Gases and Vapours
WINKELMANN (A.). Relation of the Conductive Capacity of Gases to Tem-
perature.
GRAETZ (L.). Electrical Conductivity of Solids at High Pressures
SCHIFF (R.). Specific Heats of Homologous Series of Liquid Organic Com-
pounds
le.
BLAREZ (C.). Saturation of Normal Arsenic Acid with Barium Hydroxide
BLAREZ (C.). Saturation of Arsenic Acid with Calcium and Strontium
Oxides
DE FORCRAND. Sodium Glycerolate
SCHIFF (R.). Heat of Evaporation of Homologous Carbon Compounds
MEISSNER (F.). Heat evolved when Powders are Moistened
ZEHNDER (L.). Determination of the Sp. Gr. of Soluble Substances
BERTHELOT and ANDRÉ. Tension of Dissociation of Ammonium Hydrogen
Carbonate
BERTHELOT and ANDRÉ.
Decomposition of Ammonium Hydrogen Carbo-
nate by Water, &c. .
11
DUCLAUX (E.). Chemical Changes produced by Sunlight
93
EDER (J. M.). Practical Methods of Photographing the Spectrum
HABERMANN (J.). Electrolysis of Carbon Compounds
BERTHELOT. Thermochemistry of Phosphates
94
GAL (H.) and E. WERNER. Heat of Neutralisation of Homologous and
Isomeric Acids
95
GAL (H.) and E. WERNER. Heats of Neutralisation of Malonic, Tartronic,
and Malic Acids
96
BERTHELOT. Thermochemistry of Reactions between Magnesia Salts and
Ammonia
STOHMANN (F.), P. RODATZ, and H. HERZBERG. Heats of Combustion and
Formation of Homologous Phenols
TRAUBE (J.). Capillary Constants and Meniscus Angle
101
GUIGNET (C. E.). Crystallisation by Diffusion
TREY (H.). Influence of some Normal Salts on the Hydrolysis of Methyl
Acetate
102
DIXON (H. B.). Preservation of Gases over Mercury
105
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WALTER (J.). Apparatus for Chemical Laboratories
DUCLAUX (E.). Actinometry
Mellitic Acids. KAHLBAUM (G. W. A.). Temperature Regulator. KAHLBAUM (G. W. A.).
BECKMANN (E.). Cracking Glass with Certainty.
BOISBAUDRAN (L. DE). Fluorescence of Manganese and Bismuth
BECQUEREL (E.). Effect of Manganese on the Phosphorescence of Calcium
BOISBAUDRAN (L. DE). Red Fluorescence of Alumina.
BECQUEREL (E.). Phosphorescence of Alumina
BRÜHL (J. W.). Molecular Refraction of Liquid Organic Compounds of
High Dispersive Power.
BRÜHL (J. W.). Experimental Examination of the Older and More Recent
Dispersion Formulæ
THOMSEN (J.). Supposed Influence of Multiple Bonds of Union on the
Molecular Refraction of the Hydrocarbons
BRÜHL (J. W.). Thomsen's Supposed Explanation of Molecular Refraction
Relations
PELLAT (H.). Absolute Electrodynamometer
KLOBUKOFF (N. v.). New Apparatus for Electrochemical Investigations
PIONCHON. Specific Heats and Changes of State at High Temperatures
JOLY (A.). Thermochemistry of Bibasic Phosphates and their Congeners
BERTHELOT. Ammonium Magnesium Phosphate.
BLAREZ (C.).
Saturation of Arsenic Acid by Magnesia. Formation of
Ammonium Magnesium Arsenate
DE FORCRAND. Heat of Formation of Potassium Methoxide and Ethoxide.
GAL (H.) and E. WERNER. Heats of Neutralisation of Glyceric and
Camphoric Acids
GAL (H.) and E. WERNER. Heats of Neutralisation of Malic and Citric
Acids
GAL (H.) and E. WERNER. Heats of Neutralisation of Meconic and
189
190
191
Influence of Atmospheric Pressure on Boiling
RAOULT (E.). Vapour-tensions of Ethereal Solutions.
KAHLBAUM (G. W. A.). Apparatus for measuring the Tension of
CORNU (M. A.). Distinction been Spectral Lines of Solar and Terrestrial
Origin
MÜLLER-ERZBACH (W.). Dissociation of Copper Sulphate.
LESCŒUR (H.). The Relation between the Efflorescence and Deliquescence
of Salts and the Maximum Vapour-tensions of their Saturated
Solutions
MCGREGOR (J. G.). Density of Weak Aqueous Solutions of Salts
TOMLINSON (C.). Cohesion and Submersion Figures
TRAUBE (J.). Weight of Drops and their Relation to Capillarity
DELACHARLONNY (P. M.). Volatilisation of Dissolved Substances during
SPRING (W.). The Periodic Law.
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209
210
211
LAURIE (A. P.). Electromotive Force of a Constant Cell with Moving Plates
LAURIE (A. P.). Electromotive Force of a Voltaic Cell having an Aluminium
Plate as Electrode.
314
315
MENDENHALL (T. C.). Electrical Resistance of Soft Carbon under Pres-
sure
GRAY (T.). Electrolysis of Silver and Copper: Application of Electrolysis
to the Standardising of Electric Current and Potential Meters
FROMME (C.). Electrolytic Polarisation produced by Small Electromotive
Forces
AYRTON (W. E.) and J. PERRY. Expansion of Mercury between 0° and
- 39°
DE FORCRAND. Heats of Formation of Potassium Alkyl Oxides.
DE FORCRAND. Heat of Formation of Sodium Alkyl Ŏxides
DE FORCRAND. Potassium Glycerolate.
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317
318
319
320
RAMSAY (W.) and S. YOUNG. Thermal Properties of Ether
NICOL (W. W. J.). Vapour-pressures of Water from Salt Solutions
LESCEUR (H.). Vapour-tension of Sodium Acetate
321
322
STEFAN (J.). Relation between the Theories of Capillarity and of Evapora
tion
323
OSTWALD (W.). Coefficients of Affinity of Bases.
324
LEMOINE (G.). Influence of Heat on the Decomposition of Oxalic Acid by
Ferric Chloride
WILLGERODT (C.). Indium and Gallium as Halogen Carriers
326
AYRTON (W. E.) and J. PERRY. Expansion produced by Amalgamation
327
409
BECQUEREL (E.). Phosphorescence of Alumina .
LOMMEL (E.). Phosphorescence.
410
DECLAUX (E.). Comparative Action of Heat and Solar Radiation
EBELING (A.). Electromotive Force of some Thermo-elements
414
STREINZ (F.). Galvanic Polarisation of Aluminium
415
ARRHENIUS (S.). Conductivity of Mixtures of Aqueous Solutions of Acids.
BROWN (J.). Theory of Voltaic Action
417
DRAKE (D.) and J. M. GRAHAM. Electric Accumulators
418
JANEČEK (G.). Determination of Atomic Weight from Specific Heat
419
LANGLOIS (M.). Specific Heats of Liquids
COLSON (A.). Isomerism of Position
420
ARMSTRONG (H. E.). Determination of the Constitution of Carbon Com-
pounds from Thermo-chemical Data
4.20
PICKERING (S. U.). Determination of the Constitution of Carbon Compounds
from Thermo-chemical Data.
423
BRÜHL (J. W.). Criticism of Thomsen's Theory of the Heat of Formation
of Organic Compounds .
STOHMANN (F). Thomsen's Investigations
425
DE FORCRAND. Alcoholates of Sodium Glyceroxide
DE FORCRAND. Alcoholates of Potassium Glyceroxide.
426
427
STOHMANN (F.), P. RODATZ, and W. HERZBERG. Heat Equivalent of the
Homologues of Benzene.
of the Phenol Series
THORPE (T. E.) and A. W. RÜCKER. Relation between the Critical Tem-
peratures of Substances and their Thermal Expansion as Liquids.
BARTOLI (A.) and E. STRACCIATI. Relation between the Critical Tempera-
tures of Substances and their Thermal Expansion as Liquids
THEELFALL (R.). Specific Heats of the Vapours of Acetic Acid and Nitrogen
Tetroxide
STOHMANN (F.), P. RODATZ, and W. HERZBERG. Heat Equivalent of Ethers
RAMSAY (W.) and S. YOUNG. Influence of Change of Condition from the
Liquid to the Solid State on Vapour-pressure
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