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Measuring solids concentration in fluidized systems by gamma-ray absorption. . . . . . . . 428 BARTHOLOMEW, W. H., A N D KOZLOW, DAVE. Automatic antifoam and nutrient feed con.\. . 1221 trolfor bench scale fermentation. BATEMAN, L. C. New polymers from natural rubber... ............................ 704 BAUM,S. J. Engineering aspects of emulsion pol merization.. ...................... 1797 BEACH, K., A N D SHEWMAKER, J. E. Nature of vanadium in petroleum. ............... 1157 BECHTELR. J. See Graybeal P. E. B E E R B O ~ EALAN R FORSTER' E. O., KOLFENBAOH, J., AN; V E S T E R ~ A H.LG. Evaluation of mixing efficiency' of processing equi ment.. ......................... 1075 BEESCH C. A N D SHULLG. M. Fermentati& (unit'processesre;.). . , . , . , , , , , . , , . 1491 BEHMEH W See Whitaker G. C. BELOH~A;L.'R. AND MoBEA E. T. Halogenation'(unit 'rocessesrev.)). 1506 BERETSD. J &e Welcher R. P. BEROE:, C. V.,A N D A P ~ L LH. , R. Decomposition of hydrocarbons (unit processes rev.) ................................ 1478 BEROSTEDT, D. C. DAHLSTROM, D. A,, A N D HARMS, V. D. 'Continuous pressure filtra-
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DECEMBER 1957
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AUTHOR INDEX BOWMAN H. A. Scc Johnson D. P BOWMAN' L. 0. Sec Thomas: J. R.' BOYNTO; H. G. See Manne R s BR.ADEUR~, J. T. Hydrog&ahon and hydrogenolvsis (unit processes rev.), . . . . . . . . . . . 1523 B R A O D O NW. . ~ . See Banus. M. D.
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CHURCHILL, S. W., ABBRECHT, P. H., A N D CHV, C.-M. Regenerative heat transfer in two- and three-dimensional flow through 1007 porousmedia ......................... -W E I R q L E X A N D E R , JR., GEALER, R. L., A ~ K D E ~ ~ E R.YJ. Rate of propagation of propane-& flames irradiated with a 10 000-curiegoldsource. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1419 See a110 TVeir, Alexander, Jr. CHYNOWETH, J. L. See Kinsey, R . H. CIOLA REMOLO. Predicting chemical reactibns by thermodynamics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1789 CISNEROS, SALVADOR. Hydrogen sulfide (ideas exchange), . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .81A (No. 5) CLARK, ALFRED.See Holm, V. C. F. CLARK, S . P., JR. See Birch, Francis. CLOUCH,HARRY. Gasoline production from 673 coal taroils.. J. N. Poly(viny1 alcohol) as a n emulsiCOKER, fying agent in vinyl polymerizations 382 COLLINS, J. J., LITTERIO, F. R., A N D MARKUS, R. L. Degradation of hydrophilic crosslinked resins. ......................... 1843 COMINOS, E. W. See Leng, D. E., hlehta, N. C., and Miller, D. R. C O ~ ~ P R E S S E1UMEMBRANE RS CORBLIN.Compressors for-high pressure (ideas exchange) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .93A (No. 9, P t . I ) CONLEYR. F. See Leininger R. K. CONNOR)J E. JR. R O T H R ~ CJ. K J., BIRKH I H '~E . 'R., ~ N D LEUM S. Fluid cracking catalvst c o n t a r h a t i o n , some fundamental aipects of metal contamination . . . . . . . . . .:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 276 COOK,E. TV. Scientific scouts abroad (feature) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .jOA (No. 10) C. E. IntroducCOPPOC,W.J., A N D MOSER, tion t o svmoosium on use of hvdrozen in petroleukindustry ................. . . . . 639 COSM.AN C. M. See Whitaker G. C. ~ O T T I N ~ H A MP. , L., \vHITE, E'. R., A N D FROST, C. M. Hydrogenating shale oil t o catalyticreformingstock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 679 Cox J T JR SeeKrantz G. B. See Blevle, k . A , , Jr. CRO;B;, H, CROSS, J, L. See Johnson,'D. P. ' CROUCH, H. W. h e Simonsen, D. R. CROWLEY, E. I . See Franke, S. W. CROWLEYP. R. A m KITZES A. S. Rheologich behaiior of thoriu& oxide slurries in laminarflow.. 888 CSANADY, G. T. Flow lines in atmospheric dif1453 fusion ............................... CUNNINOWORTH, D. E. Biological treatment of industrial waste (ideas exchange). , . 111A (No. 1 )
BRESEE,J. C., A N D LARSOT, P1 R. Continuous cold trap for fluoride volatility processing 1349 ofuranium.. ......................... BRETZG. M. See Farnsworth J. F. BRIDO; J. R . See Vaughan D. A. BRIGCS:D. K. H. TherLal conductivity of liquids., ............................. 418 BROMLEY, L. A . See Motte, E. I. BROOKSR . E. GRESHAM M'. F HARDYJ. V. E. ' A N D ~ U P T O N J. Sgnthesis df propi&ic anhydridk and propionicacid. . . . . . 2004 BROWN, G. M. See Ross, J. F., and Scheller, 1%'. A. BROWNL. H . See Smith A. L. J.GA,, L., A N D KRALL, W. BROWN~N , TYLER,'T. G. Effect of particle size on combustion of uniform suspensions.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142 M'. C. Flow properties of lignoBROWXING, sulfonates.. .......................... 1401 BRYANT, W. M. D. See Hines, R. A. BRYNERL. C. ~ N ANDERSOS, D RALPH. 14icroorg)anismi in leaching sulfide minerals. . . . . 1721 BUCHANAN, A. E., JR. Professional side (col.) ............................... .81A ( N o . 7 ) BUNDY, W. M. See Leininger R. K. BURCH R. J. A N D LEEDS.'M. bv. Vaporliduid eqdilibria in the acetylene-propyne system . . . . 3DS BURRELL, HARRY.Protective coatings industry (rev.). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32A (No. 1) BUTLER,J. C., AND WEBB,'IV. P. Upper explosive limits of cumene., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42DS BYRNE, B. J. See Happel, John.
DRISKELL, J. C. See Tarbutton, Grady. DUCLOSD. P S C H A F F E R ALLAN A N D C 4 M B E L A. 2. Fiime s t a b i l i h g efficts of inclined air jets., ............................. 2063 B. F., JR., AID PRIESTLEY, WILDUDENBOSTEL, LIAM, JR. Instrumentation (workbook) ............................... .99A (No. 1) DUKE JUICE.See Tafr W.K. DUNGAMM. L. B.AIL& D . L. A N D MIXER,R . Y . kew c;ring sys;em fot(silicone rubber. 1373 DUNS C. G. See Fuld G. J. DU&C H . N. Adiorption of polyoxyethylated'detergents on quartz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8813s DUVALC. A. See Greek, B. F. DwYER), 0. E. see Van Ness, H. C .
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D 1871 Nikc Ajax development.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1345 CANTERINO P. J. Chlorination of cmulsionpoiymhzedpolybutadienerubber. . . . . . . 712 CARDELLO. R . A.. AND MCMANUS. L. B. Petro1eum;ndustr; (rev.). . . . . . . . . . . . . .54A (No. l ) CARLSTON, E. F., A s n LUM,F. G. Isophthallc acid application in alkyd oils. . . . . . . . . . . . 1051 __ A N D LUM, F. G. rn-Xylylenediamine pblyamide resins. ..................... 1239 CARMIcnAEL, L. T. S e t Nichols, TV. B. C.ARPENTER,.R. A. Liquid rocket pro ellants: fuels and oxidizers of the future Pfeature) ................................ 42A (Xo. 4) CASAGRANDE, R. M. See Bartholomew, R . h7. CASEY. R . S . See Grove. C. S.. Jr. C A T E ~ S OA. N ,G See Fraser, G. T. CECIL 0. B. KOERNERM'. E AND MUNCH, d. H. ??herma1 c:nducti;!ty of some organic liquids. High temperature measurements, ............................. 54DS CHADWICK D. H. See Campbell C. H. CHALELA 'D. A. STEINHAUSE: H. H. A N D HOU~EN J. , b. Heat of m k n g of ;-amyl alcohol and benzene.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GGDS CHAMBRB P. L. See Acrivos Andreas. CHERRY, H. See Meerboit, W. K . CHINAI. S. N. Calculation of molecular weight . and dimensions of polymers from viscoGty interactionparameter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 303 CHIPAULT, J. R., PRIVETT,0. S., MIZUNO,G. W.0. R. VICKELL, E. C., A N D LUNDBERC, Edeit of ionizing radiations on fatty acid esters,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1713 CHOU C.-H A N D MARTIN,J. J. Diffusion k# ikgases zt elevated pressures.. 758 CHOW W. M. Statistical design (ideas excdange). ....................... . ~ I A (NO. 4) CHRISTIAN, A. H. Introduction t o symposium on safetyin chemicalindustry.. . . . . . . . . . . 1727 CHRISTIANSEN, R. M., A N D HIXSON,A. N. 1017 Breakupofli uidjetindenserliquid.. CHU, C.-M. See zhurchill, S. W. CHURCH, J. M. Introduction to symposium on engineering aspects of olymer processes. 179G -,AND ABDELL-GELIL, 4f A. Catalytic hy-
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FALLIS, J. G. See Murphy N F FARBAR, LEONARD A N D I~oRLE;, M. J. Heat transfer to flgrving gas-solids mixtures in 1143 circulartube.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FARBER,E n u m n . Furfural production (ideas exchange) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .93A (No. 9, Pt. I ) FARBER, E. A,, A N D RENNAT, H. 0. Variation ofheaitransfercoefficicntwithlength.., . . 437 FARNSWORTH, H. E., A N D WOODCOCK R. F. Radiation quenching, ion bombakdment, and annealing of nickel and platinum for ethylene hydrogenation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 258 FARNSWORTH, J. F., BRETZ,G. M., A N D Mc. GURL,G. V. Kopper-Hasche pilot plant for ioducing natural gas substitute and lowgdating value gas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 404 FARREN, A. L. See Kunin, Robert.
FAUROTE, P. D., AND O'REAR,J. G. Catalysrs for promoting direLt esterification of flu. . . . . . . 189 oroalcohols ... ER, A. J. FEDERGREEN, NATH Methylstyrene-a case study in spent acid catalysttreatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 FEDORW. S. BANVSM. D. A N D INOALLSD. P.' P o t a h u m dorohydkde manufac;ure (staff-industryrept.) . . . . . 1Gb4 FEILD R. B. A N D ROBIN omel$tic dian'hydride in curing of epoxy resins. . 369 FELLER,MORRIS.See Field, Edmund. A. T. See White, J. R . FELLOWS, FENTONW.hi. Rocket propellants (ideas exchange). ..................... . I 1 1 4 (No. 10) FERRIN,C. R. See Helm, R. V. FETHERSTON, F. R. See Reinhard, H. F. A N D FELLER,MoRnIs. ProFIELD EDMUND, Aoted molybdena-alumina catalysts in ethylenepolymerization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1883 FIELDS E. K . Preparation oflubricating oil addi;ivesfromdimercaptothiadiazole.. . . . . . 13G1 FINOHC. R . See Lee R. E. FINLA;, W. L. See F. Hardy.. ...................... 9 S A (KO.1) Dilot Dlant. R. E. Heald, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338 S6DIUMA
metallic, in desulfurization and refining of naphthas. B. hl. Vanderbilt.. . . . . . . . . 696 solid, reaction rate with air. 1%'.H.Howland and L. F. Epstein.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1'131 Sodium alkoxide and dispersed sodium a s catalysts in preparation of acet)lac.rtone. K . K . Georgieff.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1067 Sodium chloride manufacturing costs iworkbook). 1%'.L. Hardy. . . . . . . . . . ..59A (No. 11) Sodium cyanide (ideas exchange). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 7 A (No. 2 ) : 71A iXo. 7 ) SODIUM HYDROXIDE -alcohol-water sysrems, liquid-liquid cquilibria for. -4. L. Sfills and Fred Hughes. . 3.513s rearrions with nickel. D. A t . Mathews and R. F. Kruh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
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