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Adsorption of Carbon Dioxide, Acetylene, Ethane, a n d Propyl­ ene on Charcoal at Near Room Temperatures. Walden L. S. Laukhuf and C. A. Plank

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Solvent Extraction of M e t a l Ions a n d Surface Active Agents from Saturated Sodium Chloride Brine. Ali Massoumi and C. E. Hedrick

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Viscosity of Some Ternary Liquid Nonelectrolyte Mixtures. E. L. Heric and J. G. Brewer

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High Temperature H e a t Contents of Lead Silicates. Robert Baboian.

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Densities a n d Molar Volumes of Isotopically Altered Liquid Uranium Hexafluoride. W. D. Hedge Effects of Surfactants on Coales­ cence Rest Times of Drops. G. C. Hsu and R. C. Kintner Integral Heats of Solution of Some Electrolytes a n d W a t e r in Ethylenediamine a t 2 5 . 0 0 ° C. Frederic C. Schmidt, Stephen Godomsky, Frederick K. Ault, and John C. Huffman Surface Thermodynamic Proper­ ties of Alcohols a n d Related Compounds. S. S. Katti and Samir Pathak Physical a n d Spectral Properties of 2 - A r y l - l ,3-Dioxolanes and Heteroatomic Analogs. Norman Indictor, Joseph W . Horodniak, Howard Jaffe, and David M i l l e r . . . Low Pressure Adsorption of Heli­ um on Microporous Solids. Charles Springer, Coleman J. Major, and Karl Kammermeyer Phase Diagram of the Lithium Iodide-Potassium Iodide System a n d Densities of the Lithium Iodide-Potassium Iodide and Lithium Bromide-Potassium Bro­ mide Eutectics. C. H. Liu and L R. Lieto Vapor Pressures a n d Heats of Sublimation of Cobalt Dihalides. S. D. Hill, C. A. Cleland, Arnold Adams, Arne Landsberg, and F. E. Block Thermal Behavior of Some Resin Acid Esters. Hiroshi Takeda, Walter H. Schuller, and Ray V. Lawrence Surface Tension of p-Difluorobenzene, Hexafluorobenzene, a n d Some p-Difluorobenzenep-Xylene Solutions. Richard S. Myers, Brian A. Berenbach, and H. Lawrence Clever

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Physical Properties of Some Ss>!fur a n d Nitrogen Compounds. W. J. Lanum and J. C. Morris

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Vapor Pressure of Primary n-Alkyl Chlorides a n d Alcohols. Herbert R. Kemme and Saul I. Kreps

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Enthalpies of Combustion of Toluene, Benzene, Cyclohexa n e , Cyclohexene, Methylcyclopentane, 1-Methylcyclopentene, a n d n-Hexane. W. D. G o o d and Ν. Κ. Smith

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H e a t Capacity of Liquid Nitrom e t h a n e from 3 5 ° to 2 0 0 ° C. H. A. Berman and E. D. West

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Interaction of 2-Aminobenzothiazoles w i t h Benzoyl a n d lertButyl Isothiocyanates. W . U. Malik, P. K. Srivastava, and S. C. Mehra

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3-(N-Substituted Formidoyl) in­ doles. Daniel A. Scola, Dolores V. Lopiekes, and Harold R. DiPietro

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Substituted Aziridines. Relative Rates of Reaction a n d Direction of Ring O p e n i n g . William D. Stephens, Lawrence R. Moffett, Jr., Herbert W. Vaughan, Curtis O. Taylor, Shelba P. Brown, and Charles I. Ashmore

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Reaction of Bis( 2,2,2-trinitroethyl) Formal w i t h Potassium Cyanide. Mortimer J. Kamlet

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Esters of Benzenepentol (Pentahydroxybenzene). Alexander J. Fatiadi

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N e w Alkylsulfenyl N,N-Dialkyldithiocarbamates. W . Franklin Gilmore and Robert N. Clark

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Vapor Pressures a n d Heats of Sublimation of Some High Melting Organic Explosives. Jerome M. Rosen and Charles Dickinson

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Acetylenic Ethers. Polymerization of Ethyl Ethynyl a n d Butyl Ethynyl Ethers. Thomas L. Jacobs and Norman Juster

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Crystalline Propylene William L. Howard

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Oialkyl p-Toluenesulfonylcarbamoylphosphonates. K. Darrell Berlin and Leander Merrift

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Preparation of Diepoxides from Diketones a n d a Sulfur Ylide. C. W. Schimelpfenig and J. A. Reeder

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Hydrazine Derivatives. 1,1'Azobisformamides a n d Biureas. Charlotte M . Kraebel and Stanley M . Davis 91

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