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RESEARCH CHEMIST with extensive in­ dustrial experience in synthetic organic chemistry for long established company making addition to extensive technical staff. Age limits 30 to 45. Location Eastern Massachusetts. Give age. nationality, academic and industrial experience and references, salary desired and recent photoraph. Box 12-N-12, Ind. «fe Eng. Chem., laaton, Pa. Ει CHEMIST WITH Doctor's Degree, major in organic, minor in physical, for laboratory re­ search in synthesis, analysis and process develop­ ment work. Location middle west. In answer­ ing give age. training, experience and salary ex­ pected. Box 3G-N-12. Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton, Pa. POSITION OPEN for man with Ph.D. degree in organic chemistry from American University. Work involves laboratory research in synthesis and reactions of amines and related compounds. State qualifications and salary -wanted and send recent photograph if available. The Girdler Corporation, Box 987, Louisville. Ky. CHEMISTS WITH SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS try this office, we list men and women from all parts of the country. Our work is not re­ stricted to members of any organisation. Bureau of Employment of The Chemists Club, Inc.. (Agency), 52 East 41st Street. New York, Ν. Υ. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR of Chemical Engi­ neering wanted by east coast state university. Salary based on training and experience. Con­ sulting activity encouraged. Sabbatical leave and retirement plan maintained. Applicant must hold active membership in A. I. Ch. E.; must have demonstrated research and consulting ability and must he qualified to teach advameJ chemical engineering. Send complete academic and pro­ fessional record with dated photograph and statement of «alary requirement. lio\ Hi-T 12, Ind. & Eng. Chem., Eaaton, Pa. CHEMIST. Ph.D.; applicant should have good background of biological chemistry and well educated in fundamentals; pharmaceutical chem­ istry helpful; must be familiar with difficult analytical procedures and know how to attack chemical research problems in drug and dental analysis; neatness in techriic essential; reading knowledge of French and German desirable; salary commensurate with qualifications. State age, education and references. Correspondence will be held confidential. Box 1«.» Τ 12. Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa. CHEMICAL ENGINEER graduate with at least two years' experience but not more than 10 years' experience in manufacture or use of photo­ graphic chemicals. Box 2.*> Τ-12. Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa. UNUSUAL opportunity for Chemist. Chemical Engineers and Physicist» interested in Petroleum. Research laboratory operating as an integral part of a college in the Middle Atlantic States and specializing in problems of composition, indentification, and reactions of gasoline, lubricating oil. and other petroleum fractions will add several members to its staff early in 1938. Unusual opiortunities exist for men with at least the Bacheor's degree in chemistry, chemical engineering or physics. Interested applicants should give in full their training and experience, personal details and should include a recent inexpensive photograph. Details of the positions including salary and op­ portunities for graduate work will be fitted to the individual needs and desires of the best applicants. Box 26-T-12. Ind. . Sets of: Chemical Abstracts, Vols. 1 30; American Chemical Society Journal, Vole. 15-58; Industrial and Engineering Chemistry. Vols. 1-2S. Send itemized inquiries. A. Calvert, 221 Seaman Ave.. New York. Ν. Υ.

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HE New York Sugar Trade Labora­ tory, Inc., has removed its laboratory to 113 Pearl St., New York, Ν . Υ. A. M. TENNEY ASSOCIATES, INC., have re­ moved their offices to 10 Kast 40th St., New York, Ν. Υ.

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o M E E T the increasing demand for sodium chlorate in the fight to control noxious weeds that are costing American farmers an estimated three billions a year, the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co., of Philadelphia, and the Chipman Chemi­ cal Co., Inc., of Bound Brook, N . J., have become associated in the production and distribution, respectively, of the weedkilling chemical. Const ruction of a plant for sodium chlo­ rate manufacture will begin shortly on a site near Bonneville Dam in Oregon. This was selected because of its close proximity to Bonneville Dam, which will supply low-cost electric power. Tidewater facili­ ties make both water and rail transporta­ tion available. Electrode for Welding w i t h S m a l l A. C. Transformer Welders

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N E W mild steel arc-welding electrode, designed particularly for use with small alternating current transformer type arc welders, which is said to simplify weld­ ing with this type of equipment and pro­ vide weld metal of high quality, is an­ nounced by The Lincoln Electric Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Transweld has a very heavy extruded coating and a very stable arc, easv to strike and hold. Weld metal produced by the electrode possesses high physical properties. Ten­ sile strength is 75,000 to 85,000 lb. per sq. in., yield point 60,000 to 68,000 lb. per sq. in., and ductility 20 to 3 0 per cent elongation in 2 inches. Union Carbide P l a n t near TVA D a m

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HE Electro Metallurgical Co., a sub­ sidiary of the Union Carbide & Carbon Corp., has purchased 299 acres on the Tennessee River, near Wilson Dam, Ala., as the site of a plant for the production of calcium carbide, ferro-alloys, and other electric furnace products. Construction is expected to start during February. The eventual cost will be about $5,000,000. Specially B u i l t Tank Cars

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PECIALLY constructed tank cars now in use by the Continental Carbon Co., Sun ray, Texas, are loaded a t the top and equipped with special hoppers a t the bottom through which the black is re­ leased into conveyors at the customer's plant. Sealed openings at the side provide easy access for sampling the contents. These cars are not only more convenient but cleaner and more economical.

INDEX VOLUME 15—1937 NEWS EDITION, INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY PAGE

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ABRAHAMSON. G. See London Letter. Abeorption and Extraction Symposium. , « Report Academy of Sciences of U. S. S. R. Chemical and Metallurgical Problems in Third Five-Year Plan. Rudolf Seiden Academy of Technical Sciences to Be Founded in Denmark ACCIDENTS Chemical Industry Facts. (Book Review) Achema Annual for 1937. (Book Review). Achema VIII. Report o f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Acheson, Edward Goodrich, Medal. See Awards.

1 168 476 ΛΛί?

325 443 277 364

ACIDS

Adsorption of, by Activated Sugar Char­ coal 475 Alkali Inspector Advises on Plant Produc­ tion ana Control in London 312 See aluo Dyes. Adkins, Homer. Reactions of Hydrogen with Organic Compounds over CopperChromium Oxide and Nickel Catalysts. (Book Review, by Taylor). (Corre­ spondence. 548) ··· 480 Adsorption of Acids by Activated Sugar Charcoal 475 Agronomy. American Society of. See American Society of Agronomy. Air Conditioning. Drying and. Symposium. 290. 397. 4Λ1. 498. 509 Airplanes. Japan Using Shark Oil in 395 Alantolacton. New Worm Expellant 48 Alchemical Pictures in Wood Carvings . . . . 474 Alchemist Street in Prague. (Photo) 310 ALCOHOL

Denatured. I'se of Specially Germany I'sing More . Industrial from Molasses and Grape Residues Investigated Three Decades of Italian, Output Doubled Last Year . . . . Methyl Automobile Engines Designed to I se, in J a p a n . . . . . Italy Places Tariff on Products Con­ taining in Motor Fuel in Czechoslovakia . . . Synthetic, to Be Manufactured in Japan Potato Distillation Limited to, Produc­ tion in Germany from Sugar bv Electrolytic Reduction. D. H. Killeffer Sugar-Beet. Manufacture Expands in Ttaly See also Fuels. Alexander. Jerome. Colloid Chemistry. Principles and Applications. (Book Review, by Bar tell) Alkali Inspector Advises on Plant Produc tion and Control in London Allen. Herbert I. (Obituary) Allen. Kenneth. Memorial Award. See Awards. ALLOTS

Heats of Formation of. Measured Light, British Research on. C. H. S. Tupholme Metal. Noble. Developed See also kind of alloys. Aluminum Alloys Protected by Plating Aluminum Dust. Metallic. I'sed to Prevent Silicosis Alsugaray, José Baxeres de. (Obituary). . . Amateur Scientist, First Issue of . American Academy of Arts and Sciences Grants-in-Aid American Association for Advancement of Science. See Awards. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

·>37 323 529 oil 389 524 454 340 368 169 489 128 441 312 38 104 153 250 169 311 278 239 ">42

Award in Pure Chemistry Discontinued 430 Kendall Renews for One Year 521 to E. Bright Wilson. Jr 403 Chapel Hill. See Chapel Hill. Chapel Hill Meeting. See Chapel Hill Meeting. Children of Prosperity at 16th Exposition of Chemical Industries 48. 389, 390 Committee Reports Accrediting Educational Institutions. . 167 Council Policy 211 Formulating Proposition for Establishment and Administration of Chapters of Student Affiliates 202 Hazardous Chemicals and Explosives. . 202 Industrial Alcohol 203 Paper 203 Representative on Commission on Standardization of Biological Stains. 203 Women's Service 203 Constitution Changes. Proposed at Rochester Meeting. 381: Approved. . . 470

Dallas Meeting. See Dallas Meeting. Directors' Minutes 5.211.429 Employment Clearing House at Rochester 265 Information 105 Engravings t o Be Kent for Five Years 167 Letter to C. F . Chandler from First Secretary of 498 Local Section Officers' Group Requests Aid 538 Meetings, Future 199.402 Members Elected 7. 87.111. 178.230, 248. 310. 363.408.451.310 Movies of 363 Texas Graduates Become 1 20.000, in 1937 Our Aim 1 Membership 100 Per Cent at Kansas 8tate Teachers College 510 Midwest Regional Meeting. Advanced Information, 14. 63, 86, 109; Program, 137; Report 233 National Incorporation of 329,377 Officers for 1938 449. 510. 537 Officers of 58. 212.437 Ohio-Michigan Regional Meeting. Program, 471 ; Report 544 Papers at, Meetings. Suggestions for More Effective Presentation of 23 Presidents. Fifty, of. Harrison Hale 221 Reasons Why Chemists Should Join 439 Registration. 1933 to 1937 199.405 Reports for 1936 51 Rochester. See Rochester. Rochester Meeting. See Rochester Meeting. Student Affiliates Chapters of, Formulating Proposition for Establishment and Administration of. Committee Report 202 Regulations for Chapters of 431 Their Association with 498 Student Membership Awards 151. 270. 451. 491. 53S Symposium Absorption and Extraction. Report.. 1 Automatic Control. Announced 272 Colloid, Fourteenth National. Advance Information, 109; Program, 207; Report 345 Drying and Air Conditioning. Information 290. 379.451. 498, 509 Flavors in Foods and Food Products. Report 248. 309 Geochemistry, at Rochester 362 Less Familiar Elements. Program..492, 510 Molecular Structure. Report 25 Organic Chemistry. Seventh National. Announcement, 370; Program 491 Unit Processes, Announced 272 What They Say— Baker. R. A 211 Mann. Charles A 25 Swain. Robert Ε 47 Whitmore, F. C 10 Women's Award in Chemistry to Emma P. Carr 401 Women's Service Committee Announces Scholarships . 151 AMERICAN CONTEMPORARIES

Ittner. Martin Hill. C. W. Bryan. J r . . . 177 Lincoln. Azariah Thomas. G. B. Banks. 251 American Cyanamid's Research Labora­ tories 472 American Documentation Institute Incor­ porated 210 American Institute Medal. See Awards. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OP CHEMICAL ENGI­ NEERS

Meets at St. Louis, *>2~>; Toronto Southern Regional Conference of Student Chapters American Institute of Chemists Medal. See Awards. American Institute of Mining and Metal­ lurgical Engineers. Transactions. Vol­ ume 123. Petroleum Development and Technology. (Book Review, by Gruse). American Institute of Physics, Inc. Cumu­ lative Index. Journal of Optical So­ ciety of America. Volumes 1 to 25, 1917-1935. (Book Review)

253 209

393 182

AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION

Laboratory t o Be Installed 423 Pharmaceutical Recipe Book. (Book Review, by La Wall) 257 American Philosophical Society Awards. See Awards. AMERICAN SOCIETY TERIALS

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Committee D-12 on Soaps and Deterents. Report 530 ex. (Book Review) 160 Radiography and X-Ray Diffraction Methods Symposium. (Book Review) 113

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Standards on Petroleum Products and Lubricants. (Book Review) Standards on Rubber Products. (Book Review) Symposium on Lubricants. (Book Re­ view) American Society of Agronomy Soils Section and American Soil Survey Association Merge American Soil Surrey Association and American Society of Agronomy Soils 8ection Merge American Trade Association Executives See Awards. m Award. Amino Acids, Request for... Ammonia, Synthetic, Plante Increase throughout World AMMONIUM SULFATE

India Sanctions Manufacture of Japan Consumption in. . . Factory Completed Prices Fixed by Ministry Analysis. Qualitative Analytical Reac­ tions, Classification of.. Analytical Edition to Appear Monthly Analytical Weights. S e e Weights. Anemia, Tea Helps to Prevent AnschOtz, Richard. (Obituary) Anthracene. Carbon Black from, in Ger­ many Apieton Oil. Demountable Vacuum Equip­ ment Continuously Evacuated by. C. H. S. Tupholme Archbutt, S. L. ( and Prytherch, W. E. Ef­ fect of Impurities i n Copper. (Book Review, by Wilkins') Argentina Attaining Self-Sufficiency in Finished Chemicals Armour Institute Research foundation to Establish Laboratories

443 547 464 34 34 503 12 475 36 •* 524 524 278 47 293 104 332 84 529 227 31

ARMSTRONG. HENRY EDWARD

Obituary 344 Tribute to 436 Amy, H. V.. with Fischelis, It. P. Princiles of Pharmacy. (Book Review, by leal) 255 Arsenic Trioxide. Wooden Poles Protected by 171 Arts, American Academy of. and Sciences. See American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

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ASCORBIC ACID

H y d r o p s Prepared b y Means of Szent-Gyôrgyi Lectures on Biological Oxidation Aecu Used t o Preserve Wood Asphalt in New Jersey Association of British Cheiaical Manufacturers. Inc. British Chemicals and Their Manufacturers. (Book Review). Association of Consulting Chemists and Chemical Engineers. Directory of Association Members. (Book Review) Aetralon. Mew Plastic Atomic Structure, Research on, Professorship Offered in Hungary Atoms, Shadow Formation by. Investigated. Austria, Chemical Industry, Status of AUSTRIAN LETTER

104 368 453 314 181 91 249 127 49 227

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Automatic Control Symposium Announced. 272 Automobile Races. Italy Uses Substitute Fuels in. Raffaele Saasone 76 AWARDS

Acheson, to F. M. Bectket 204, 436 Allen Memorial, to A. J. Fischer 48 A. A. A. S.. to W. M. Stanley 6 A. C. S.. in Pure Chemistry Discontinued 430 to E. Bright Wilson, Jr 403 Renewed by Kenda.ll 321 American Institute, t o Bell Telephone Laboratories and Watson Davis 6 American Institute of Chemists, to J. F. Norris 189 American Philosophical Society, to R. A. Beebe. E. R. Caley, Sertha Sponer, and K. F. Hersfeld 204 American Trade Association Executives, Plans for 270 Chemical Engineering Achievement, to Monsanto Chemical Co 479 Chemical Industry, t o E. J . Crane 420. 498 Cincinnati Achievement, t o Stephen Laufer 142 Conné, t o D. D . Van Slyke 107 Cresson, to W. F. Giaxique 252 Diabetes Healing, in Hungary 127 Foster, t o B. M. Jacouieb 275 Franklin, to Peter Debye and R. A. Millikan 252 Frits, to P. D . Merica 482 Gibbs. t o H. N. McCoy.. 47, 270 Harvard Research 338 Herty, t o J. L. Howe 2o4 Hillebrand. to Vincent du Yigneaud. .. 107, 151

DECEMBER 20,1937

NEWS EDITION

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Hunt, t o W. F. Holbrook and T . L. Joseph 107 Italian Prises and 170.410.523 Johnson, to J. M. Hassler 107 Lavoisier, to T . H. Norton 473, 642 Lilly and Company, Eli, in Biological Chemistry t o H . 3 . Olcott 126 Plans for 1938 432 Lincoln Foundation Arc Welding Papers 48,462 Industry Machinery Papers 275 Lincoln Gold, to Author of Best Paper on Welding 83 Longstretb, t o Ε. Μ. Chamot 252 Lucas, t o J. H. Pew 107 Μ . Ι. Τ. Announces 275 New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association, to Julius Klugman 252 Nichols, to P . A. Levene, 498; F. C. Whitmore 102 Nobel Chemistry, t o Paul Karrer and W. N . Haworth 490 Physics, to C. J. Davisson and G. P . Thomson 490 Physiology and Medicine, to Albert von Ssent-Gyôrgyi 484 Omega Chi Epsilon, to E . F. J e n n i n g s . . . . 142 Perkin, t o F. J. Tone 473 Phillips, to R. L. Green 107 Plastics, Announced 525 Pulitser, to J. J. O'Neill, W. L. Laurence. H. W. Blakeslee, G. B . Lai, and David Diets 188 Saunders, to Erskine Ramsay 107 Schoellkopf. t o J. G. Marshall 82 Scott, t o W. D . Coolidge and Irving Langmuir 151 Smith, t o R. D . Evans 323 Stevens Institute of Technology, t o E. O. Lawrence and P. W. Β rid κ man 270 Walker, Major, to W. L. 8nldn«»r 458 Walker, Theodore, Gives Purdue Money for 107 Washington, t o F. G. Cottrell 35 Women s, in Chemistry, to Emma P. Carr. 401 ΒABASSU Nuts Exported by Brazil 27 Baekeland, Leo Hendrik, Honored by Na­ tional Institute of Immigrant Welfare.. 226 Bailev. K. C. Retardation of Chemical Reactions. (Book Review, by Keyes). 502 Baker, R. A. What Thev Say— 211 Baker, W. A. Creep of Nonferrous Metals and Alloys. (Book Review) 373 Baker, W. C , Appointed Chief of Chemical Warfare Service 204 Baker, Chemical Co., J. T., Fellowship. See Fellowships. Balances, Analytical, Stolen from Uni­ versity of Minnesota 31 BANANA PLANTATIONS

Combat Plant Disease with Bordeaux Mixtures Spraying, from Airplanes in Guatemala.. Bardwell. Robert C , and Richard A. (Father and Son) Barite, Removal of Impurities from Barton, H. A. Progress in Physics in 1036. Bartow, Edward and Virginia. (Father and Daughter) Basseet, H . N. Bearing Metals and Alloys. (Book Review, by Kempf)

ΒATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTS

424 93 482 309 4 276 442

Addition to. (Photo) 456 Appoints Research Associates 390 Expands 363 Bausch & Lomb'e New Laboratory for Ap­ plied Research 85

BAUXITE

Determination and Method for Treating. 495 Discovered in Czechoslovakia 154 Japan t o Mine in South Sea Islands 524 Mined in Brazil 417 Residue, Available 12 Baxter, F . R., Chairman of Rochester Meeting 268 Bean Oil. See Oils. %. Bearings. Synthetic Resin, Special Lubri­ cants for . . . . 476 Becket, F . M.. to Receive Edward Goodrich Acheson Medal 204,436 Beebe, R. Α., Wins American Philosophical Society Award 204 Beer to Be Made in Italian East Africa.... 419 Beets, Sugar. See Sugar. B E L L TELEPHONE LABORATORIES

Awarded American Institute Medal 6 Story of 223 Benedict, Stanley Rossiter. (Obituary)... 38 BENNETT, H.

Cosmetic Formulary. How t o Make Cosmetics. Perfumes, Soaps, and Allied Products. (Book Review, by Fuller).. 279 Give a Man a Horse to Ride 334 More for Your Money. Authoritative Guide to Every-Day Buying. (Book Review, by Bowman) 279

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Coke-Oven, Fiftieth Anniversary of Pro­ duction of 494 Recovered from Coke Ovens 83

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Advances in Technology and Economics of Synthetic Motor Fuels. (Book Re­ view) 503 Carburante d e synthèse et de remplacement. (Book Review, bv Storch) 256

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Bid well, George L . (Obituary) Biology. Ssent-Gyôrgyi Lectures) on Biological Oxidation Bisulfide Enriches Gases in Hydrogen 8ulfide-Acid Process Blake, J. T . 8ee Davis, C. C . Blakeslee. H. W . , Pulitser Prise Winner for Reporting Bloede. Victor G. (Obituary) Boards, Building;, Resistance of, t o Deterioration

106 368 75 188 156 408

BOMBS

Power Planta for Europe's Chemical Industries t o Be Built Bombproof. C. H. 8. Tupholme Se* aleo Radium. Bone, W. Α., and Himua, G. W . Coal. Its Constitution and Usee. (Book Review, by Porter) Bones. See Glue. Bonus, Standard Oil Co. ( N . J.) Announces Boone. P. D . See Patents. Bordeaux Mixtures, Banana Plantations Combat Plant Disease with Boruff. C. 8 . Modern Dbtillery Practice.. Botany, Advances in, during 1936. F . E. Denny. Brackett, Richard N. (Obituary). Brandenberger, Kurt. Herstellung und Verarbeitung v o n Kunsthars-Pressmassen. Band IV. (Book Review, by Weith and Schmidt) BRAZIL

Foreign Commerce of, Increases Sao Paulo Makes Industrial Progress.... Trade Agreement with Germany t o Be Revised Trade with Japan Increases Trains Men for Technical Work in Indus­ try

BRAZILIAN LETTER

386 181 479 424 307 2 522 257 339 228 417 229 493

27, 103,228,339,417» 493

CABLE. D . E . Annual Bibliography of Rubber Literature (1935) Excluding Patents. (Book Review, b y McPherson) 16 Cacao Shell as Fodder 75 Cad man. Sir John, Barony Conferred o n . . . . 252 CALCIUM CARBIDE:

545 476 369 61 12 204 231 141 38

CAMPHOR

Industry in Japan 368 Synthetic Germany Doubles, Exports t o U. S 205 Japan Plans Production of 387 U. S. Imports of. (Chart) 270 Camphorsulfonic Acid Soluble in Water 272 Can, Fruit and Vegetable. Developed in Germany 546 CANADA

Chemicals Output Increases Production Shows Upward T r e n d . . . . Tariff Changes in Trade Agreements Pending with United Kingdom and. Otto W i l s o n . . . . ; . . . .

CANADIAN LETTER CARBON BLACK

Mixture Used in Storage of Delicate Fruit 8now, Filtration through Solid, British Indian Railways Experi­ ment with Carbonisation. Low-Temperature, Progress Carnauba Leaves, Cellulose from Carnauba Wax, Brasilian Production of Carnegie Institute of Technology Separates Departments of Chemistry and Chemi­ cal Engineering Carothers, Wallace Hume. (Obituary) Carrt Emma P.. to Receive Women's Award m Chemistry Cartwright, K. St. G. Causes of Stain and Decay in Imported Timber. (Book Review) Carvalho, J. B. de M . Industrie de Oleos Vegetaes e Seus Problèmes (Questoes Technico-Industriae* e de Ensino). Volumes I and II. (Book Review, by Gardner) Carvings, Wood, of Alchemical Pictures Casein. Denmark Exports, to Italian Artificial Wool Mills Cashew. Sirup and Soap from Castor Oil. See Oils.

435 474 313 370 339 168 290 235 401 373

68 474 477 418

CASTOR S E E D

Bread Dough, Effect of Oxygen o n Proteo­ lytic Activity in. Jacob Freilich and C. N. Frey 294 Bredt. Julius. (Obituary) 494 Brennecke, E., Fajans, K.. Furman, Ν . Η., Lang, R., Stamm, H. Neuere massanalytische Methoden. Ohemische Analyse. Volume X X X I I I . (Book Review, by Diehl) 238 Bridgman, P. W., Receives Stevens Insti­ tute of Technology Award 270 Brimijoin. W. S. (Obituary) 156 British Imperial Chemical Industries. Ltd., to Build Chlorine Factory in F i n l a n d . . . 75 Bromine, Ethyl-Dow Co. Expands Facilities at Kure Beach for Recovery o f 105 Brooklyn College. Graduate Chemistry Courses Added at 275 Brown University Receives Gift, for New Chemical Laboratory 151 Bruno. Albert. See Eckstein. Oskar. Buffalo. University of. See University of Buffalo. Building Materials, Resistance of, t o Deterio­ ration 408 Burkhardt, Arthur. Technologie der Zinklegierungen. (Book Review, by Daesen) 325 Buss. Francis T . (Obituary) 235

Factories to B e Erected in South Wales and Scotland Industry, Establishment of, Studied in Great Britain Plant. Committee Investigates Sites for, in Great Britain Calcium Chloride Used to Reinforce Foun­ dations Calcium Sulfate Mud Waste Available Caley, E. R., Wins American Philosophical Society Award California Institute of Technology, New Laboratories at Camera for Microfilm Photography in Li­ braries Campbell, William. (Obituary)

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104 311 152 514

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Anthracene Used to Manufacture· m Germany 332 Eliminates Glare on Highway 48 Luminous Flames in Production of. Studied 311 Naphthalene, Germany Increases Manu­ facture of 72

Exports of Brasilian, into U. S. Increase. . 493 Japan t o Grow 456 Catalysis. Heat and Power Economy in Catalytic Processes. C. H. 8. Tupholme 333 Caustic Soda. See Sodium Hydroxide. CELLULOID

German Production of. Increases Japanese. Companies Combine

370 369

CELLULOSE

Beechwood, Process for Production of. Modified from Carnauba Leaves Chemistry, Graduate Study and Research at Μ. Ι. Τ Furfural Outlet for Waste Materials of. F. N. Peters. Jr Pomilio, Process by Gas Chlorination. Umberto Pomilio

CEMENT

Bauxite Uses for Importation and Production of, in Brazil. Manufacture on Mandated Island Plant, First, in Brazil Ceramic Engineers. Institute of. Formation Chatnot. E. M.. Receives Longstreth Medal Chance, Henry M. (Obituary)

494 339 132 269 73 271 27 524 229 527 252 106

CHANDLER. CHARLES FREDERICK

Centenary of 388,501 Letter from First Secretary of A. C. S. to. 498

CHAPEL HILL

Chemical Industry in N . C Chemistry Departments of N . C Side Trips around University of N. C

CHAPEL HILL MEETING

Council Meeting. (Addendum, 222) Divisional Reports at Lesson. Editorial from Ν. Υ. Time* Photographs Snapped at Program. Final, 117; Preliminary Registration Report of Women Chemists' Dinner Chapin, Joseph E. (Obituary)

78 97 46 24. 45 165 197 199 200 21 199 194 199 235

CHARCOAL

Activated Spent Tanning Materials Yield Sugar, Adsorption of Acids by Briquetting, Method for in Motor Fuel in Diesel Engine

418 475 314 476

Arc-Welded Design 398 Camphor, U. S. Imports of 270 Coal Analyses, Recalculation of 220 Solvent Data, Available 310 Vitamin, Revised 442 Wide-Range Cylindrical Tank. W. F . Schaphorst 396 Charter, A. C. S.. for National Incorpora­ tion 377 Chexncraft Sets Contain Nothing; Dangerous. 548 Chemical Abstract* Author Index of. (Book Review, b y Cuno) 35 Indexera. Ε. J. Crane 175 Subject Index 6 Third Decennial Index. Assured, 25; Mailed, 432; Supported 206 World Distribution of Chemical Periodi­ cal Publications. E . J. Crane 246 Chemical Engineering Achievement Award. See Awards. Chemical Industries, Bombproof Power Plants for Europe's. C. H. S. Tupholme 386 Chemical Industries. Exposition of. 16th. Children of Prosperity. 4 8 , 389. 390; Exhibits. 388; Final Plans. 409; Re­ port 650 Chemical Industry Medal. Se* Awards. Chemical Industry, Society of. See Society of Chemical Industry. Chemical Society (London). Special Rates on. Publications to A. C. S. Members.. 436 CHEMICALS

Common Hazardous. (Table) 42 Developments. World, in 1936 260 Employment and Production Increases in 1935 83

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INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY

Exports. Increase 277.466, 540 Foreign Trade. Ten-Year View of 85 Imports at Record Levels 277, 531 Industry to Expand Further in 1937 50 Italy Regulates Prices of 11 Products American, World Demand for. Expanding 93 Hungarian, Increases Production 307 New. in 1936 90 Statistics of, Production in New Jersey... 344 Trade. World. U. S. Made Greatest Progress in 1936 35 Who Makes It? 239.254.323 Chemist. "Four-Year," Status of 35 CHEMISTRY

Brasil Regulates Practice of 494 Test. See Tests. m # m Chemistry, Technical, Institute for. See Institute for Technical Chemistry. Chemists. American Institute of, Medal. See Awards. Chemists' Club Library. Industrial Support 30 Chemotherapy, Institute of. See Institute of Chemotherapy. m Children of Prosperity at 16th Exposition of Chemical Industries 48.389,390 Chilean Nitrate. See Nitrate, Chilean. CHINA

Chemicals Industrialization Creates wider Demand for Plants Damaged in Trade Outlook Bright Chlorination. Gas. Pomilio Cellulose Process by. Umberto Pomilio Chlorine Factory to Be Built in Finland.... Chromium Salts, Safety Precautions for Chemical Plant Operatives. C. H. S. Tupholme Ciba Pharmaceutical Products. Inc.. Opens New Laboratories Cincinnati Achievement Award. See Awards. Cinder, Iron Oxide. Waste Available Classifier. Multizone, Dorr Co. Introduces.. Clayton, W. Wetting and Detergency. Scientific and Technical Aspects. (Book Review, by Wilson) Clothes, Protective, in Chemical Industries. C. H. S. Tupholme COAL

Analyses, Charts for Recalculation o f . . . . Domestic. Production in Brazil Fatty Material for Soap from Liquefaction Process Explained by Naval Expert in Japan. Herbert Leopold... Liquid Fuel from Synthetic. Produced in Brazil Coal Tar. See Tar. Coal-Tar Dye. See Dyes. Coates, Charles E., Retires

426 494 242 73 75 433 299 12 241 421 64 220 103 494 382 293 27 277

COKE

Ovens Benzene Recovered from Gas. See Gas. Plants, Twenty, Constructed in R u h r . . . . Reactive, from Tar Pitch Colds, Iodine Match Remedy for Coleman, Warren. (Obituary) COLGATE UNIVERSITY

83 367 340 291 64

Awards Scholarships m Chemistry 151 McGregory Fellowship and Lectureship 177 Collodion Cotton, German Production of. Increases 370 Colloid Symposium, 14th National. Advance Information, 109; Program, 207; Report 345 Color Pigment Industry in New Jersey.... 326 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

Awards Fellowships 390 Library. Catalogue of Epetean Collection on History and Science of Photography and Its Applications Especially to Graphic Arts. (Book Review, by Clark) 324 Commercial Solvents Corp. Fellowship at Purdue University 510 Committee on Textile Analysis of Textiles and Clothing Division, American Home Economics Association, and Bureau of Home Economics. U. S. Department of Agriculture. A Selected List of References on Chemical Testing of Textile Materials. (Book Review). 392 Concrete. Sugar in. to Increase Solidity 127 Conné Medal. See Awards.

COOK, S. J.

Canada Seeks to Widen Her Markets 152 See also Canadian Letter. Coolidgo. W. D.. Receives John Scott Award 151 Copals, Brazilian. Study of 103 Copper, Finland's Production 313 Copper Ore Refined in Finland 384 Corby. Robert L. (Obituary) 501 Corn Products Chemists Organize C l u b . . . . 31 Coronation Honors to Chemists 252 COBBOSION

Condenser Tube. C. H. S. Tupholme.. Electrolytic Surface Oxidation as Protection against Explained by Surface Layer Polarization. Tests. See Tests.

COTTON

By-Products Important in S l o Paulo.... Chemistry Aids. W. M. Scott Cottrell, F. G.. Given Washington Award...

543 495 227 493 297 35

Chemical*Industry Medal Awarded... .420.498

VOL. 15, NO. 24

PAGB

PAGB

Transliteration of Russian Language Why Indexera Turn Gray World Distribution of Chemical Periodical Publications Crane Co. Establishes Division of Engineerng and Research Cresol, Germany Prohibits Exportation of.. Cresson, Elliott, Medal. See Awards. Crystal. Rock, Rich Deposits of. in Brazil... Cuba. U. S. Leading Source for Chemical Products in Cube, Production of, in Amazon Basin Curie. I. J.. Grinberg, B., and Walen, R. J., Radioactivity, Nuclear Physics, Transmutations, Neutrons, and Positrons. (Book Review, by Schlundt) Curie, Marie Sklodowska. 70th Anniversary of Birth Commemorated Cur wen, M. D. See London Letter. Cuts. A. C. S.. to Be Kept for Five Years... Czechoslovakia, Trade Agreement with. Otto Wilson. Considered, 231; Negotiated CZECHOSLOVAK AN LETTER

230 176 246 525 369 493 242 339 216 501 167

Fellowships. Number Increased Pest Control Laboratory Opened to Visitors

420

Acid, Chemical Theory of Coal-Tar Chemicals in 1936 Exports Exceed Imports Italy Exploits Ethiopian Resources Permitted to Import Manufacture. Expansion in Japan World, Output Continues Its Advances..

390 38 545 509 48 210 310 323 385 128 128 369 299

154,340

DEPARTMENT or SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL, RESEARCH

Magnesium and Its Alloys. (Book Review) Poisonous Gases in Industry. (Book Review) Report for 1935-36. (Book Review) Report of Food Investigation Board for 1930. (Book Review) Second Annual Renort of Road Research Board. (Book Review) Wood Preservatives. (Book Review).. . Depression, Children of. at Exposition of Chemical Industries Déribéré, Maurice. Les applications industrielles du rH, le notentiel d'oxydoreduction. (Book Review, by Gilfillan. Jr.) Derris Species. Insecticidal Properties of, Investigated Detergent, Synthetic, Superior to S o a p . . . . Deuterium, Reaction Rates Theory May Be Affected by Deutsche Akademie der Naturforscher Celebrates 250th Anniversary.. Diasolysis Used to Separate Compounds... Dielectric Constants, Alcoholic Content of Motor Fuels Measured by Diethylene Glycol Has Definite Place in Medicine DIETS, DAVID

325 113 394 324 312 389 181 419 249 49 367 384 495 521

DIVISION or INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY

Absorption and Extraction Symposium. Report 1 Automatic Control and Unit Processes Symposia Announced 272 Drying and Air Conditioning Symposium 290, 379, 451, 498 509 AND

INORGANIC

Geochemistry Symposium Less Familiar Elements Symposium. Program 492, Molecular Structure Symposium. Report Documentation. Conference on. Held in Washington Documentation Institute. American. See American Documentation Institute. Dorr. J. V. N. Cyanidation and Concentration of Gold and Silver Ores. (Book Review, by Wilson) Demonstrates New Westport Mill House Warming at Multizone Classifier

EASTERN Experiment Station of U. S. Bureau of Mines. Dedicated, 436; Description of. A. G. Stern 516 Eberlein, L. Die neueren Milchindustrien. (Book Review) 301 Eckstein, Oskar, Bruno, Albert, and Turrentine. J. W. Potash-Deficiency Symptoms. (Book Review, by DeTurk).... 547 Economy, New Planned. W. S. Landis 149 Ecuador. New Trade Treaty with, Considered. Otto Wilson 28 EDUCATION

Chemistry Test, Cooperative, Review of 142 High School Teaching of English 37 International Association of Science Teachers Formed 457 Science Applied to Promotion 278 Westinghouse and Carnegie Tech Announce Educational Plan 462 Education, Chemical, Division of. See Division of Chemical Education. Effluent, Paper Mill Evolves New Treatment of 312 EOLOPP. GUSTAV

442

Pulitzer Prize Winner for Reporting.... 188 Story of Science. (Book Review) 181 Diphenyl. Wrapper for Fruit Treated with. 75 Diploma. Brazilian, Fraud 132, 189, 452 Diseases, Occupational, Conditions in Germany 453 Disinfectant, Insecticide and. Manufacturers. National Association of. .See National Association of Insecticide and Disinfectant Manufacturers. Distillation. Gasi6cation Process Improved 28 Distillery, Modern. Practice. C. S. Boruff. 307 Division of Chemical Education, Examinations and Tests Committee of. Helps Prepare Chemistry Test 142, 462

DORR CO.

Du PONT Co.

DTSS

DALLAS Meeting, Railroad Routes to 451 Darmois, E. Numerical Data on Rotatory Power. (Book Review, by B r o d e ) . . . . 216 Davis. C. C , and Blake, J. T., Editors. Chemistry and Technology of Rubber. (Book Review, by Geer) 480 Davis, Watson, Awarded American Institute Medal 6 Davisson, C. J., Awarded Nobel Prize in Physics 490 Day. Jesse Erwin, Bronze Tablet Dedicated 323 Dearborn Conference. Third. Held 253 Debye. Peter, Awarded Franklin Institute Medal 252 Degrees. Brazilian Diploma Fraud 132,189,452 Dehydrator, Gas Plants Utilize Glvcerol as. 75 Delaware. University of. See University of Delaware. Denmark Chemical Exports during 1936 314 Dennis, Louis Munroe. (Obituary) 38 Denny, F. E. Advances in Botanv in 1936. 2

DIVISION OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

PAOB

DOW Chemical Co., Employees of. Organize Association Drescher, William A. E. (Obituary) Drugs. Great Britain Issues Warning against Indiscriminate Use of Dry Ice. See Carbon Dioxide, Solid. Drying and Air Conditioning, Symposium on 290, 379. 451. 498,

362 510 25 86

41 338 13 241

Polymer and IsoSctane Motor Fuels Reactions of Pure Hydrocarbons. (Book Review, by Rittman) Ehrenfeld. Charles H. (Obituary) Eisenhart. M. H.. Chairman of Rochester Meeting Eisenschiml, Otto. Why Was Lincoln Murdered? (Book Review) Ekeley. J. B., Retires from University of Colorado Electric Resistance Test, Acidity of Ink Calculated by Electrical Energy Production Increased in Italy Electricity, Sao Paulo's Industrial Recovery Aided by Electrochemical Society Awards Authors' Prize Electrochemistry, Water Power Available in Japan for

245 301 462 268 159 458 127 455 103 204 435

ELECTRODE

Copper, in Arc Welding 27 Tellurium. Indicator of ρ Η Values 154 Electrolytic Surface Oxidation as Protection' against Corrosion 495 Elements, Less Familiar, Symposium. Program 492, 510 Elements. Trace. Study of, in Austria 383 Ellis, Bertram. (Father and Son) 543 EMANATIONS

Beardful Chemists Believe It or Not Chemistry in Crime Detection. Foster Dee Suell Fly Killer Gramophone Record Patent Growing Pains. Irving Phillips KjSe Lines to Take Conceit Out of Anybody. R. S. Vesely. 258; Thoughts on. G. H. Searle Major Bowes and Gram Molecular Vol­ ume. Ε. A. Vuilleumier Nazi Professor Finds Even Atom Is Ger­ manic News and Official. P. D. Adams News for Chemists Ode to a Chemist and His Wife Paging Barnard, Bigelow, Berolzheimer, Grosvenor, et al. J. W. Weiss Spectrography

is-:· **·»«

Vocations and Vacations Warning to Chemists Work on Chemical Synthesis of Molecule. (Photograph)

EMPLOYMENT

298 40 280 236 258 395 462 395 66 66 322 40 531 236 395

«

258 531

236

Chemical, Gain in 277 Chemist, "Four-Year,·* Status of 35 Clearing House at Rochester 265 German Chemical Increases 291, 453 Shortage of Skilled Workers 433 Information of A. C. S 105 Petroleum Refining at Penn State College. 548 Emulsions. Photosensitive, Apparatus Sug­ gested for 127 Enamel Hardware 100th Anniversary 155

NEWS EDITION

DECEMBER 20, 1937 Engelhard, Charles. 1936

Platinum Industry in

30

ENOXNB

Internal Combustion, Motion Picture of. 471 Tests of, Performance by Ethyl Gasoline Corp 43 Engineering Foundation, Fourteen Univer­ sities Cooperating on Research with— 83 Engineers, Ceramic, Institute of. See Insti­ tute of Ceramic Engineers. Engineers, Chemical, American Institute of. See American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Engineers, Mining and Metallurgical, American Institute of. See American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. English, High School Teaching of 37 Engravings, A. C. S., to Be Kept for Five Years 167 Entomology, Economic, Some Develop­ ments in, 1936 4 EQUIPMENT

Buying of, by Executives. H. Bennett.. Laboratory, National Research Council Offers Advice on Vacuum, Continuously Evacuated De­ mountable. C. H. S. Tupholme Erb, Edward S. (Obituary) Ergot, Hungarian, Available Erlenmeyer Flask for Lipoid Extraction. . . Ethiopia, Industrial Exploitation of Ethyl Acetate Sales Limited Ethyl-Dow Co. Expands Facilities at Kure Beach Ethyl Gasoline Corp., Ethyl Fluid Plant under Construction at Baton Rouge.. Evans, P., and Reid, A. Drilling Mud: Its Manufacture and Testing. (Book Re­ view, by Kennedy) Evans, Robley D., Awarded Theobald Smith Medal Evans, U. R. Metallic Corrosion. Passivity, and Protection. (Book Review, by Borgmann and Speller) Evaporators, Sugar-Mill, Phosphates Pre­ vent Scale in Exanthemas. Turpentine, in House Painters Studied Exhibit. Plastics Show at Achema VIII to Become Permanent

334 231 84 106 368 474 169 306 105 141 255 323 463 340 313 453

EXPLOSIVES

Hazard in Use of Perchloric Acid. Victor Zahn. (Correspondence, 333) Manufacture, Rearmament Alters, in Great Britain Exports. Chemical, Increase 277, 466, Exposition, Chemical Industries, 16th. Children of Prosperity at, 48, 389, 390; Exhibits at, 388; Final Plans. 499; Re­ port EXTRACTION

Lipoid, in Erlenmeyer Flask Method Proposed as Substitute for Soxhlet

FAJANS, K. See Brennecke. Ε. Faraday Society (London). Disperse Sys­ tems in Gases: Dust. Smoke, and Fog. (Book Review, by Meller)

214 75 540 550 474 271

113

FARM CBEHOBOIC COUNCIL

Proceedings of Conferences. (Book Re­ view) 42 State Chemurgic Councils Formed 13 Third Conference 253

FAT

Conservation in Soap Production in Ger­ many. Rudolf Seiden Edible, from Plants in India Production of, by Microorganism Re­ search Published

496 419 494

FATHERS AND SONS IN CHEMISTRY

Bard well. Robert C. and Richard A 482 Bartow, Edward and Virginia. (Daugh­ ter) 276 Ellis, Bertram. A Third Ellis 543 Mees, C. E. Kenneth and Graham Charles 513 Hopkins, Β Smith and Harvey Childs... 458 Lundteigens, Andrew and Andrew, J r . . . 252 Peters. Fredus N. and Fredus N., Jr. . . . 295 Tomlinson, George Herbert and George Herbert. II 234 Fatty Acids Saponified in 25 Minutes 249

FEEDING STUFFS

Cacao Shell as Fodder. Green. Machine for Drying Stock, Grass-Drying Plant Produces. . .75, Sugar Dénaturant as Feigl. Fritz. Qualitative Analysis by Spot Tests. Inorganic and Organic Applications. (Book Review, by White) Feldspar, Research on Utilization of, Planned in Sweden

75 171 312 155 528 384

FELLOWSHIPS

Baker, J. T., Analytical. Eastern Division, 204; Midwestern Division Chemistry, at Purdue University Columbia University Awards Commercial Solvents Corp., at Purdue University Du Pont Co. Chemistry Increases Guggenheim Memorial for 1937 Insecticide. Established Lalor Foundation Announces 167, Little, Arthur D., Announces

239 510 390 510 423 48 142 290 456 β

565 ΡΑΟΒ

PAOB

McGregory, Established 177 Massachusetts Institute of Technology.. 275 National Research Council Postdoctorate 61 Weston, to F. L. Putman 204 Fenake, M. R., to Head Research Division at Penn State 10 FERTILISER

Cane Molasses as, in India 417, Fish Ponds in Czechoslovakia Use Imports Decrease in Japan Potassium Permanganate Suggested a s . . Potatoes, Placement Studies on Prices, Germany Reduces Sales. Greek Agricultural Bank Financing Sewage Made into See also Nitrogen. Fertilizer Association. National. See Na­ tional Fertilizer Association.

475 50 524 312 323 250 168 104

FIBEB

Resistant to Acids and Alkalies 384 from Seaweed 369 Staple. Union Formed in Germany to Promote 453 FIESER, L. F.

Chemistry of Natural Products Related to Phenanthrene. (Book Review, by Howe) Organic Syntheses. Volume XVII. (Book Review, by Britton)

215 237

FILMS

A. C. S. Members 363 Color Has Three Layers 27 IT. S. Steel Corn. Makes, of Plants 366 Internal Combustion Engine 471 Oxy-Acetylene Process Depicted in 530 Filter. Suction, Continuously Working, De­ veloped 385 Filtration through Carbon Dioxide Snow. . 474 Finâly. S. S. de. See Hungarian Letter. FINANCIAL NEWS. See each issue except January 20. May 10. July 20. and October 20. Fingerprints. X-Ray 541 Finn. John. Jr. X-Rav Fingerprints 541 Fire Prevention A «tent Produced 127 Fischelis. R. P. See Amy. H. V. Fischer. A. J.. Receives Kenneth Allen Memorial Award 48 Fischer. Franz. Celebrate» 60th Birthday. . 250 Fish Ponds. Fertilizers Used in Czechoslovakia 50 Flask. Erlenmever. See Erlenmeyer Flask. Flavors in Foods and Food Products. Symposium on. Report 248. 309 Flinn. Alfred D ou el as. (Obituary) 156 Flotation Methods, Modern, Rescue Norway's Mining Industrv 171 Fodder. See Feeding Stuffs. Food Industry, Brazil Intensifies Interest in 493 Foote. P. D. Petroleum and Its Products. 305 Ford. G. H., Editor. Transactions of Chemical Engineering Congress of World Power Conference, London, 1936. (Book Review) 502 Foreman. E. R. Rochester, a City of Beginnings 268 Foster, Orrin E.. Lecture Fund at University of Buffalo 107 Foster. William. (Obituary) 254 Foster. William Riker. Award. See Awards. Foundations, Calcium Chloride Used to Reinforce 61 Fowler, H. C. See Kintz. G. M. Frankenburger W. Katalytische Umsetzungen in homogenen und enzymatischen Systemen. (Book Review, by Marek) 216 Franklin. Edward C. (Obituary) 90 Franklin Medal. See Awards. Fraud, Brazilian Diploma 132, 189, 452 Freilich, Jacob, and Frey. C. N. Effect of Oxygen on Proteolytic Activity in Bread Dough 294 Frey, C. N. See Freilich. Jacob. Fritz. John, Medal. See Awards. FRUIT

Australian. Gas Storage Brings, to London Fresh Ripe. Pigments Isolated from Spray Residue. Committee Appointed to Review Work of Research Program in Fond and Drug Administration Wrapper Treated with Diphenyl Fl*EL»

Domestic, Defined by Law in Italy Hydrogénation. See Hydrogénation. Italian Developed Production of, to Re Regulated Rules to Govern Use of Liquid from Coal Motor Agricultural Wastes Used as, in Hungary Alcohol Content of, Measured by Dielectric Constants Increases in Brazil from Potatoes as, in Germany. . . . 169, Reduction in, Decreed in Germany. Sugar-Beet. Manufacture Expands in Italy Diesel

435 495 34 75 12 205 292 170 293 368 495 417 310 521 128

Coal-Tar Oils for 326 Composition of, Studied 476 Methanol Automobile Engines Designed to Use, i η Japan 524

PAGE

Czechoslovakia Increases Compul­ sory Addition of Germany Increases Use of New, Tested in Hungary Polymer and Isooctane. Gustav Egloff Substitute. Used in Automobile Races in Italy. Raffaele Sansone Tests of. Performance, by Ethyl Gaso­ line Corp Wood Gas as, in France Fumes Cleansed by Supersound W a v e . . . . Furfural Outlet for Celfulosic Waste Mate­ rials. F. N. Peters. Jr Furman, N. H. See Brennecke, E.

340 521 271 245 76 43 457 83 269

FURNACE

Blast, Operations Show Advance in Pro­ duction, in Austria 383 Simple Electric. K. S. Willson and W. O. Walker 541 Turbulent, St. Jacques. Camille St. Jacques 29 β

GANAPATHY, K. R. Indian Glass Industry 546 Gardner, H. A. Physical and Chemical Examination of Paints, Varnishes, Lac­ quers, and Colors. (Book Review, by Walker) 68 Garner, F. H. Petroleum Technology in 1936. (Book Review, by Egloff) 502

GARVAN, FRANCIS P. Lectures on Modern Science as Tribute to Obituary Scholarships Provided by Tribute to Women's Award in Chemistry Emma P. Carr

to

544 484 338 539 401

GAS

Bisulfide Enriches, in Hydrogen SulfideAcid Process Coke Oven Katasulf Process Recovers Sulfur from Distribution of, to Distant Points Gains Impetus in Germany Nonpoisonoue, Process for Rendering... Plants Utilize Glycerol as Dehydrator. . . Refrigeration Used to Transport Austra­ lian Fruits Sulfur Recovered from Temperature, Critical Desorption, o f . . . . Wood, as Motor Fuel in France Works, German, Show Increased Produc­ tion Gasogene Compulsory in France in Motor Vehicles Gasoline. Antiknock, Produced in Japan by Coal Liquefaction Process. Herbert Leopold Geer, W. C. Research Cooperation in Rubber Industry Gelatin, Therapeutic, Extra-Thin, Pro­ duced in Italy Geochemistry Symposium at Rochester...

75 384 494 291 75 435 545 104 457 104 478 382 469 128 302

GERMAN LETTER

. . .27. 104. 169. 249. 291. 367, 383, 453, 494

GERMANY

Chemical Industry Employment Increases in Output Increases Reports Striking Progress Shortage of Skilled Workers in Shows Profit Reich Research Council. Dedicated, 367; Established Resins. Synthetic, and Their Essential Properties Societies, Scientific, Combine in Synthetic Products from Raw Materials in. Rudolf Seiden Trade Agreement with Brazil to Be Revised Giauque. William F., Receives Elliott Cresson Medal Gibbs. Willard, Medal. See Awards. Gifford, Ralph S. (Obituary) Ginger, Indian, Not Recognized by British Pharmacopoeia. (Correction)

291 242 545 433 104 291 411 291 409 417 252 462 105

GLASS

Bohemian, Lead Content of, Specified. .. 155 Domestic, Industry to Be Founded in Denmark 384 Indian Industry. K. R. Ganapathy.. . . 546 Industry Progressing in Czechoslovakia. 155 Laboratory, Manufacture of, Regulated in Czechoslovakia 155 Optical, U. S. Independent of Foreign Sources for 242 for Photographic Plates to Be Manufac­ tured in Japan 456 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.'β Caravan of, Displays Products 13 Signal, Railroad, Developed 154 Glocker, Richard. Materialprufung mit Rôntgenstrahlen. (Book Review, by Clark) 131 GLUE

Bone Cartel Reorganized in Czechoslovakia. Collected by German School Children

GLYCEROL.

314 272

Birthday of K. W. Scheele, Discoverer, Celebrated 6 Gas Plants Utilize, as Dehydrator 75 Manufacture of, in Japan 292 Sugar for. Manufacture Authorized in Italy 314 Golf, Littell Cup for. Elon H. Hooker Receiving. (Photo) 462

INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY

566

PAOB

Goodman. Herman. Coemetic Derma­ tology. (Book Review, by Anderson}. Gortner. R. A. Selected Topics in Colloid Chemistry with Especial References to Biochemical Problems. (Book Review» by Williams) > Grapes, By-Products of, Utilisation Studied ibltaly Grapevines. Tartaric Acid from Grass-Drying Plant Produces Cattle Food. GrasselH Chemicals Department Opens New Pest-Control Laboratory to Visitors. Gray. G. D. All about Soya Bean. In Agriculture. Industry, and Commerce. (Book Review, by Burlison)

67 528 812 75 210 256

GREAT BRITAIN

Chemicals Export Statistics of 369 Industry in 1936 229 Key Duty Exemptions t o Protect New Industries · 545 Progress in Chemical Trade Maintained 545 Green. R. L.. Awarded Phillips Medal 107 Griffith, R. H. Mechanism of Contact Catalysis. (Book Review, by Larson). 16 Grinberg, B. See Curie. I. J. Guggenheim Memorial Fellowships for 1937 142 Gunpowder Residues. Paraffin Test f o r . . . . 323 Gustavson. K. H.. Editor. Stiasny Fest­ schrift. (Book Review, by McLaugh­ lin) 480

H A H N , Otto. Applied Radio-Chemistry. (Book Review, b y Davey) Haitinger. Max. Die Fluorestenaanalyse in der Mikrochemie. (Book Review, by Mason) Hale. Harrison. A. C. S. Has Elected Fifty Presidents Halftones. A. C. S., Not to Be Kept More than Five Years Hand, Human, May Be Placed in Boiling Lead Happiness, One Principle of Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. Modern Refractory Practice. (Book Review). Harris, L. J. Vitamins in Theory and Practice. (Book Review, by King).. . Harvard University Research Awards Haseler. J. M., Receives Johnson Award... Haworth. Walter Norman, Awarded Nobel Prize in Chemistry Hay. See Feeding Stuffs. Haynes, Williams. Chemical Who's Who. (Book Review) Heat. New Stereo Metal Melting Pot. C. H. S. Tupholme

41 463 221 167 35 278 481 279 338 107 490 159 172

HELIUM

Peru Nationalizes. Supply 435 United States Allots to Germany 541 Helwich, L. A. See Czech osovakian Let­ ter. Herty Medal. See Awards. Herzfeld, K. F„ Wins American Philosophi­ cal Society A ward 204 Hewett, D . F., Elected Member of National Academy of Sciences 252 Highway Research Board. Proceedings of Highway Research Board. (Book Re­ view) 182 Hillebrand Prize Award. «See Awards. Himus, G. W. See Bone, W. A. Hippensteel, Claude Lorraine. (Obituary) 462 HOBBIES

Details of, Requested Magio Safety Razor Blades Snakes, Collecting Hoff. van't. Fund Awards Holbrook. W. F.. Awarded Hunt Prize Hood. 0. P. (Obituary) Hooker, Albert Huntington, Memorial to. (Book Review) Hooker. Elon H., Receiving Littell Cup for Golf. (Photo) Hopkins. Β Smith, and Harvey Childs. (Father and Son) Hopkins. R. H.. and Krause. B. Biochem­ istry Applied to Malting and Brewing. (Book Review, by Schwarz) Houwink. R. Elasticity, Plasticity, and Structure of Matter. (Book Review, by Bingham) Howard College Pharmacy School Alumni Establish Fund Howard University, New Chemical Labora­ tory of Howe. J. L·.. Awarded Herty Medal Howling. G. E. Asbestos. (Book Review). HUNGARIAN LETTER HUNGARY

127, 271, 367,

Chemical Industry of Economic Planning Includes Chemical Industries Industrial Progress Planned 127, Hunt Prize. See Awards. Hydrocarbons. Caustic Soda Used to Dry. . Η TDROOEN ATION

Fuels, Assumes Huge Proportions in Italy Mineral Oils Considered in Italy Tar, Discussed Hydrogen-Ion Concentration Values, Tel­ lurium Electrode Indicator of Hydrosols Prepared by Ascorbic Acid Hypochlorite Mixture Dangerous

231 338 436 338 226 107 254 68 462 458 301 441 275 36 204 529 495

367 128 128 169 454 11 28 154 104 282

IGEPAL. New Detergent Superior to Soap. 249 Imperial Chemical Indus tries Announces New Company in India 453

Paos Imports, Chemical, at Record L e v e l s . . . .277, 531 Incorporation, National, of A. C. 8. 377 Ixnax Chemical Abstract* Indexera Turn Gray, Why· E . J. Crane 175 Third Decennial. Assured, 25; Mailed, 432; Supported 206 India Rubber World. Compounding Insdiente for Rubber. Composition, opertiee, and Functions of Material· Employed in Dry Rubber and Latex Compounding Practice. (Book Re­ view, by Shepard) 215

K

INDIAN LETTER

341. 417.

453,

Indigo Cultivation* Netherland India Re­ viving INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY.

Analytical Edition to Appear Monthly Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Divi­ sion of. See Division of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry. INDUSTRIAL NEWS. See each issue. Industry, Chemical. See Chemicals. Industry Machinery Awards. See Awards, Lincoln Foundation. Ingalla, Frank P. (Obituary)

475

168 47

39

INK

Acidity of. Calculated by Electric Resist­ ance Test Italy Permitted t o Import Printing, Problems, Manufacturers Dis­ cuss .·····

iNSECTICIOBa

Fellowship Established German Farmers Required to Use Insecticidal Properties of Derris Species Investigated Italy Issues Import Regulations for Plants for Manufacture of. Available in Brazil Research Makes More Effective. (Cor­ rection, 133) Rothampstead Studies New Solid. Facilitate Transportation Insecticide and Disinfectant Manufacturers, National Association of. See National Association of Insecticide and Disin­ fectant Manufacturers. Institute for Technical Chemistry Founded in Germany Institute of Ceramic Engineers. Formation Institute of Chemotherapy, British Govern­ ment Helps Finance International Association of Science Teach­ ers Formed International Tin Research & Development Council. Tin Statistics Yearbook. (Book Review) INVENTION

Age of. (Painting) Delaware Leads in.

127 128 499 290 258 419 523 103 61 370 127

494 527 75 457 442 370 295

P. D. Boone

IODINE

Japan Developing New Source of 395 Match New Cold Remedy 291 from Subterranean Brine 369 Ipatieff, Vladimir N.. Chicago Section Cele­ brates 70th Birthday of 527 Iron Recovered from High-Zinc Iron Py­ rites 169

IRON ΟHE

Concentrated Magnetically Development of, in Germany High-Acid. I'tilized in New Process Sweden to Erect Plants to Mine Iron Oxide Waste Available Irrigation Studied in Hungary Irwin. William H. (Obituary) Isotopes. Radioactive, Prepared by V. Hahn

453 494 28 476 12 271 300 383

ITALIAN LETTER

11, 128. 169, 205, 291. 312, 419, 454. 523

ITALY

Chemical Plants Authorized in 420, Commercial and Industrial Condition Continues to Improve 291, 419. Home Industries Protected Import Regulations 205, 291, 312, Production Showing Increase Tariff Announced Tax System Revised Trade Foreign, Compared with 1934 Italian East Africa, Stimulates Indus­ try Ittner, Martin Hill. (American Contem­ porary) C. W. Bryan, Jr Ives, Frederick E. (Obituary)

J ACQUIS!!. Β. Μ.. Receives Foster award. James. Geoffrey M. (Obituary) J&necke. Ernst. Kurzgefasstes Handbuch aller Legierungen. (Book Review, by Thompson)

455 523 419 454 419 419 312 454 291 177 254 275 106 324

JAPAN

Chemical Industry Imports and Exports Regulated Production Increases Second in Capitalisation Coal Liquefaction Process Explained by Naval Expert. Herbert Leopold Rayon Production, Leader in Sulfur, Important Producer of

JAPANESE LETTER

292,

368,

434, 455,

Jennings, E. F„ Receives Omega Chi Epsi­ lon Award Johnson Award. See Awards. Jones, W. N. Annual Survey of American Rubber Chemistry for 1936. (Book Review, by Blake)

524 624 455 382 272 272 523

142 373

VOL. 15, NO. 24 Paon

Jordan, L. Α., and Whitby, L. Preserva­ tion of Iron and 8teel by Means of Paint. (Book Review, by Sward) Joseph, T. L., Awarded Hunt Prise Jute Research Laboratory Opened in India. K A N S A S STATB COLLBOB

Chemistry Building. New Chemistry Department. History of Kaolin, Hungarian, Porcelain from, Investi­ gated Karrer, Paul, Awarded Nobel Prise in Chemistry Keenan, J. H., and Keyes, F. G. Thermo­ dynamic Properties of Steam. (Book Review, by Brown) Kelp-Gatherinz Project in Nova S c o t i a . . . . Kemp, C. R. See Thomssen, E. G. Kent, R. T., Editor-in-Chief. Kent's Me­ chanical Engineers' Handbook. Power. (Book Review, by Groggins) Keyes, F. G. Sae Keenan. J. H. Kiesshng, Ο. Ε . Statistical Appendix to Minerals Yearbook, 1935. (Book Re­ view) Killeffer, D . H . Alcohols from Sugar by Electrolytic Reduction Killheffer, E. H.. Succeeds Francis P. Garvan a s President U. S. Institute for Textile Research Kints. G. M., and Fowler, H. C. Some Problems of Respiratory Protection in Petroleum Industry, with Suggestions for Their Solution. (Book Review). . Kitsuta, K. See Japanese Letter. Mason, Peter. (Obituary) Kleber, Clement Oscar. (Obituary) Klugman, Julius, Awarded New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association Prize Knapp, A. W. Cacao Fermentation. (Book Review, by Olson) Kollmann, F. Technologie des Holzes. (Book Review, by Koehler) Kostalek, John Anton. (Obituary) Kramer. Gerhard. Mikroanalytische Nachweise anorganischer Ionen. (Book Re­ view, by Benedetti-Pichler) Krfinzlein, G., and Lepsius, R. KunatetoffWegweiser. (Book Review) Krause, B. See Hopkins, R. H.

91 107 453 229 82 271 490 68 546 67 180 489 500 16 313 344 252 464 131 501 503 422

LABORATORIES American Cyanamid's Research 472 American Pharmaceutical Association Will Install 423 Armour Institute Research Foundation t o Establish 31 Battelle Memorial Institute, Addition to. (Photo) 456 Bausch 68 439 402 526

7 5 . 3 1 2 . 3 6 9 , 4 3 5 . 4 7 6 . 545

L o n e s t r e t h Medal. See Awards. Lubricants. Special, for S y n t h e t i c R e s i n Rearings 476 Lurast Medal. See Awards. L u c i t e . New T h e r m o p l a s t i c R e s i n . D e m o n stration 161 L u r k . J. M., E d i t o r . Annual R e v i e w of Biochemistry. Volume VI. (Book Review, b y Howe) 421 L u n d t e i g e n . A n d r e w , a n d A n d r e w , Jr. < Father and S o n ) 252

M c C ' L U R E . F . J . See M i t c h e l l . I I . I I . M c C o n n e l l , Alexander H o w a r d . (Obituary) 235 M r C o y , Herbert N e w b y , A w a r d e d Willard Gibbs Medal 47.270 MrGregory Fellowship a n d Lectureship a t Colgate U n i v e r s i t y 177 M a c h i n e r y . P o t a t o S t a r c h , Black D e p o s i t s M a y Be A v o i d e d o n 367 Mar-hu. Willy. Wasserstoffperoxyd u n d die Perverbindungen. (Book R e v i e w , by Poetschke) 257 M a c l n n e s , D. Α . , E l e c t e d M e m b e r of N a ­ tional A c a d e m y of Sciences 252 Mr N e i l . Hiram C . ( O b i t u a r y ) 278 Magat. M . Numerical D a t a o n Raman Effect Spectra. I n t e n s i t i e s , Vibra­ tions, Patterns. ( B o o k R e v i e w , b y H i b Ken> 216 M AONESIUM

A l l o y s . Promotion of Use of. C o n s i d e r e d . 4 9 4 Industry, Japan Employs N e w Methods 435 M e t a l l i c . P l a n t P l a n n e d i n G r e a t Britain .~>4."> M a i s o n de l a C h i m i e P r e s e n t e d Rare Memorabilia 474 M a n g a n e s e Ore E x p o r t s from Brazil I n ­ crease 103 M a n n , Charles A . W h a t T h e y S a y — 25 .MANUFACTURERS· PI-IILICATIONS

17. 40. 66. 9 2 , 110. 134. 180. 2 2 0 . 242. 258. 282. 3 0 4 . 3 7 2 3 9 6 . 424, 4 4 4 . 5 0 4 . 5 3 0 . Λ4tal>l ished Reid, A. See K v a n s . P . Reinhardt. Willard L. (Obituarv) Reinhold Publishing C o r p . C h e m i c a l En­ gineering C a t a l o g . ( B o o k R e v i e w , by Shrevei Reminders 47 4. RESEARCH

Chemical. Irving I.aitgmuir One Principle of H a p p i n e s s Scientific, in S o l u t i o n of Medical Prob­ l e m s . W. P. M u r p h y . Technical, Central C o m m i s s i o n Proposes t o Organize, in F i n l a n d Keeearch ert. See Laufer. Stephen.

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Coal C h e m i c a l s in 1936 Oils U s e d for Diesel Fuel Pitch, R e a c t i v e C o k e from H y d r o g é n a t i o n . See H y d r o g é n a t i o n .

323 320 340

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Canadian, C h a n g e s of Chemical I n t e r e s t . Italy Announces P l a c e s , o n Products Containing M e t h y l Alcohol T a x S y s t e m Revised in Japan, C h a n g e s C o n t e m p l a t e d in T r a d e Agreement w i t h Czechoslovakia. Otto Wilson. Considered, 2 3 1 ; N e g o t i a t e d .... b e t w e e n G e r m a n y a n d Brazil t o B e Revised · and Our Chemical Foreign T r a d e . O t t o Wilson U n i t e d K i n g d o m and C a n a d a , P e n d i n g . O t t o Wilson with Venezuela and Turkey. Otto Wilson T r e a t y , N e w . with Ecuador Being Considered. Otto Wilson Tariff, .Commission. U. S. See II. S. Tariff Commission. Tartaric Acid from Grapevines T a y l o r , John Bradshaw. (Obituary) . . . . T e a H - i p s t o P r e v e n t Anemia Teachers, Science, International Association of, F o r m e d

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570 TELLUIUUM

E l e c t r o d e . See E l e c t r o d e . P r o d u c e d in G r e a t Q u a n t i t y i n C a n a d a . . 311 T e s t i n g M a t e r i a l s . A m e r i c a n S o c i e t y for. See A m e r i c a n S o c i e t y for T e s t i n g M a ­ terials. Γεβτβ C h e m i s t r y , C o o p e r a t i v e , R e v i e w of 142 C o o p e r a t i v e O b j e c t i v e , in O r g a n i c C h e m ­ istry 462 Corrosion, Quick M e t h o d for 171 T e x a s , U n i v e r s i t y of. See U n i v e r s i t y of Texas. Textiles. Velan P F W a t e r - R e p e l l e n t M a t e ­ rial for 476 T h a m a n n , Frederick. ( O b i t u a r y ) 39 1'hiokol, C o m p a n y t o P r o d u c e , F o r m e d in Germany 436 T h o m a s , A. YV., T e s t i m o n i a l D i n n e r in Honor of 2.">2 I'hniiiftM. E d w a r d E . (Obituary) «MI t'humas a n d H o c h w a l t L a b o r a t o r i e s , N e w Addition t o 247 T h o m s o n . E l i l m . (Obituary) lot» Thomson. G. P . . A w a r d e d N o b e l Prize in Physics 490 I h«_>ins>en. E . G.. a n d K e m p . C . K. Mod­ ern S o a p M a k i n g . H a n d b o o k a n d Guide. I Hook R e v i e w , b y G u i l l a u d e u j 237 Thordarson. W i l l i a m . (Obituary) 23."> Thorpe. J . F . t a n d W h i t e l e y . M. A. Thorpe's D i c t i o n a r y of A p p l i e d C h e m i s ­ try. V o l u m e I ( A - B i ) . ( B o o k R e v i e w , by Parsons) 421 T i m b e r , Fireproofed, C o m p e t e s w i t h S t e e l and C o n c r e t e 454 Tin, C o a t i n g of. P r o t e c t s a g a i n s t O x i d a t i o n . 367 T i t a n i u m . Beach S a n d s Source of 27 T i t a n i u m D i o x i d e . Japan R e p o r t s M a n u ­ facturing P r o c e s s of 523 Titanium Tetrachloride Process P a t e n t e d in H u n g a r y 127 Titration of D a r k - C o l o r e d Liquids 54* Tobacco. E t h y l e n e T r e a t m e n t of, I n v e s t i ­ gated 470 Toiletries, D e m a n d for. D u l l a t Leipzig Fair Ô20 l o l m a n , L. M . , H o n o r e d b y Wilson a n d Co 17Λ I omliiiNon. G e o r g e Herbert, a n d George Herbert. I I . (Father a n d S o n ) . . . . 234 Tone. F. J., A w a r d e d Perkin M e d a l 473 Tower, S h o t , See S h o t T o w e r . Trace E l e m e n t s , S t u d y of, i n A u s t r i a 383 TRADE

Agreements a n d Our C h e m i c a l Foreign Trade. O t t o Wilson C h e m i c a l F o r e i g n , T e n - Y e a r V i e w of. . . . See also I t a l y a n d Tariff. 'Trade, A m e r i c a n , Association E x e c u t i v e s A w a r d . See A w a r d s . Transliteration of R u s s i a n L a n g u a g e . E . J. Crane Treleasc. S. F . , a n d Y u l e , E . S. Prepara­ tion of Scientific a n d T e c h n i c a l Papers. (Book Review) Triacetylcellulose b y N e w Process Trowbridge. P e r r y F o x . ( O b i t u a r y ) T s w e t t C o l u m n , U s e of Tungsten, British Colonial, M i n e s t o Re­ c o m m e n c e Operations TUPHOLME. C . H . S. Bombproof P o w e r Planta for Europe's Chemical Industries British Research on Light A l l o y s . C h r o m i u m S a l t s , Safety P r e c a u t i o n s for Chemical P l a n t O p e r a t i v e s < O n d e i f e r T u h e Corrosion Continuously Evacuated Demountable Vacuum K q u i p m e n t Heat and P o w e r E c o n o m y in C a t a l y t i c Prores&es New S t e r e o M e t a l M e l t i n g P o t Protective C l o t h i n g in C h e m i c a l I n d u s ­ tries " W o o l " from R a y o n Turkey, T r a d e A g r e e m e n t s Planned w i t h . O t t o Wilson Turpentine E x u n t h c m a s . S e e E x a n t h e m a s . Turrentine, J. W. See E c k s t e i n . Oskar. Tyler. S. L., Secretary of A . I. C h . Ε

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t i o n , a n d I n t e r n a t i o n a l T r a d e Stressing F a c t o r s E s s e n t i a l t o Tariff Considera­ t i o n . ( B o o k R e v i e w , b y Zanetti) U n i v e r s i t y of Buffalo, F o s t e r Lecture F u n d E s t a b l i s h e d at U n i v e r s i t y of D e l a w a r e D e d i c a t e s C h e m i s ­ try Building U n i v e r s i t y of M i n n e s o t a , H i g h School T e a c h i n g of E n g l i s h U n i v e r s i t y of T e x a s . F o r t y - T w o M o r e T e x a s Longhorns J o i n A . C . S U n i v e r s i t y of W a s h i n g t o n , L a b o r a t o r y t o Be Dedicated at U n i v e r s i t y of Wisconsin, A l u m n i F o u n d a ­ t i o n Research M a k e s A p p r o p r i a t i o n . . .

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A, S y n t h e s i z e d Bt, S t a n d a r d for C, Preserved in Capsicum-Free Paprika Pulp Chart Revised C o n t a i n i n g Green F o d d e r . M a c h i n e for Drying D , C a c a o Shell H i g h i n D . from E r g o s t e r o l a n d F i s h Oil N o t Identical P, Discovered by Ssent-Gyôrgyi V i t o v e c , F . J . , Jr. See W i r t h . C h a r l e s . I I I . Vôgler H o n o r e d b y I r o n W o r k s S o c i e t y W A G N E R . H a n s . See M e r z , O t t o . Wahl-Henius Institute t o Honor Max Henius W a l e n . R. J . See C u r i e , I . J. W a l k e r , Major, A w a r d . See A w a r d s W a l k e r , T h e o d o r e , A w a r d . See A w a r d s . W a l k e r . W. O . See W i l l s o n , K. S. Wallerstein. M a x . ( O b i t u a r y ) W a l z , I . . Letter t o C . F . C h a n d l e r from W a r d . A. F . H . A p p l i e d C h e m i s t r y for Engineers. (Book Review, by Shreve) Washburn, E . W., Editor. International Critical T a b l e s . V o l u m e V. (Book Review). Correction W a s h i n g t o n A w a r d . See A w a r d s . W a s h i n g t o n , U n i v e r s i t y of. See U n i v e r s i t y of W a s h i n g t o n .

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Honored Organic C h e m i s t r y . ( B o o k R e v i e w , b y C a r o t h e r s ) . ( C o r r e c t i o n , 215) Receives Nichols Medal What They Say— W h o M a k e s It? See C h e m i c a l s . W i l k e , C a r l . See G e r m a n Letter. W i l l a r d , F. W „ P r e s i d e n t of N a s s a u S m e l t ing C o W i l l i a m s C o l l e g e F a c u l t y G r a n t s for R e search P r o j e c t s W i l l s o n . K. S.. a n d W a l k e r . W . O. Simple Electric F u r n a c e W i l s o n . E . Bright. Jr., R e c e i v e s A . C . S. A w a r d in Pure C h e m i s t r y

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