Add to ORKGPrevious contributions have been made by the writer and Professor Skinner on the isomers of primary normal alcohols and by the writer on normal paraffins. The difference between the normal compounds and isomers are shown by displacements of the chief diffraction peak in amounts indicated by increases in the mean diameter of the molecule. The diameters of the normal alcohols and of the normal paraffins have been found and published
A study has been made of the nature of the approximation in the Zernike and Prins formula by using i...
Rayleigh ratios and turbidities of some pure liquids and standard .polymer samples (benzene, toluene...
Using an x-ray spectrometer similar to that used by G. W. Stewart, experiments are being carried out...
Previous contributions have been made by the writer and Professor Skinner on the isomers of primary ...
There seems to be no doubt in reference to the existence of carbon chains in organic compounds, but ...
The following isomers of normal heptane were kindly supplied by the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation: 3-3,...
For more than a decade (Debye and Scherrer, Nachr. Gesell. Göttingen (1916), p. 6) the X-ray circula...
Series of ionization diffraction curves of two organic solutions with varying concentrations were ob...
The inadequacy of the approximate method of x-ray diffraction intensity computation in the case of l...
It is to be assumed that the forces in a molecule are approximately invariant for an isotopic change...
14 more liquids including a series of fatty acids, pyridine derivatives and mercury have been studie...
There is substantial agreement that the molecules of n-aliphatic alcohols lie generally parallel, wi...
An examination by the x-ray diffraction ionization method was made of benzene, toluene, o-, m- and p...
A study has been made of the nature of the approximation in the Zernike and Prins formula by using i...
Rayleigh ratios and turbidities of some pure liquids and standard .polymer samples (benzene, toluene...
Using an x-ray spectrometer similar to that used by G. W. Stewart, experiments are being carried out...
Previous contributions have been made by the writer and Professor Skinner on the isomers of primary ...
There seems to be no doubt in reference to the existence of carbon chains in organic compounds, but ...
The following isomers of normal heptane were kindly supplied by the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation: 3-3,...
For more than a decade (Debye and Scherrer, Nachr. Gesell. Göttingen (1916), p. 6) the X-ray circula...
Series of ionization diffraction curves of two organic solutions with varying concentrations were ob...
The inadequacy of the approximate method of x-ray diffraction intensity computation in the case of l...
It is to be assumed that the forces in a molecule are approximately invariant for an isotopic change...
14 more liquids including a series of fatty acids, pyridine derivatives and mercury have been studie...
There is substantial agreement that the molecules of n-aliphatic alcohols lie generally parallel, wi...
An examination by the x-ray diffraction ionization method was made of benzene, toluene, o-, m- and p...
A study has been made of the nature of the approximation in the Zernike and Prins formula by using i...
Rayleigh ratios and turbidities of some pure liquids and standard .polymer samples (benzene, toluene...
Using an x-ray spectrometer similar to that used by G. W. Stewart, experiments are being carried out...