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Citation The Review of Physical Chemistry of Japan (1960), 30(2)

Issue Date 1960-12-30

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Kyoto University

Vol.30. 1960

THE

The Review of Physical Chemistry of Japan Vol. 30 No. Z'~ .• ,~, ~~ K0. ZeCeo [. -. _

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OF JAPAN

Foonded in 1926 1~ Dr: SA[NKICB[ IiORIBA,

Professor Emeritus, M. 7: A.,

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CONTENTS

Kiyos4l 3hlmtan: Egect of Hydrostatic Pressure on Ionic Conducltvity of Silver Chloride...... Kuuo Inone-: The Strength of Siogle Crystals of Inorganic Salts under High Pressure, IIL..... Kssoo loove: The Strtnglh of Siogle Crystals of Inorganic Salts under Higb Pressure. IV.~.:. Ma..hiro Oats.: Egeats of Plastie Deformation oo the Properties of Scintillation of NaI (T!)

Crystal .....................................................................................................................

Sneo Nomtva: Mechanism of Grain Boundary Corrosion of Alundaium io High Temp•

73

80

85

92

Sneo Nomttra: Mechanism of Grain Boundary Corrosion of Alumlaium io High Temp• erature Water ............................................................................................................. 100

Shigeto -Kitahara: The. Solubility of Quartz in Water at High Temperatures and High Pressures .............:......................................................................................:............. 109

Shigeto Kitahara: The $olubilily of Quartz in the Aqueous Sodium Chloride Solution at High Temperatures and High Pruaures ..........:.......:............................................:..:..... 115

Shltteto Hitehera: The Solubility Equilibrium and'the Rate of Solution of Quartz in Water at High. Temperatures aed High ]?ressures ..:....................................:.......................... lI2

Shlgeto Kitahaua: The Polymeriratioo of Silicic Acid obtained by the Hydrothermal Treatment of Quarts aad the Solubility of Amorphous Silica .......................................... 131

Kau~no Monobe5 Studies on the Electrochemical Properties of Copolymers of Malefic Acid, I Potentiometric Titration at Low Ionic Strength ............................................................ 138

Kazoo Monobe: Studies on the Electrochemical Properties of Copolymers of Malefic Acid, R Potmtiometric Titration at High Ionic SCrePBtb ........................................................ 145

Kszao Monohe: Studies on the Electrochemical Pmperlies-of Copolymers of Malefic Acid, III On the IHfierence of Titration Behaviors due to Comonomer Species .............................. 155

Kazoo b[onohe::Studies on the Electrochemical Pioperties:of Copolymers o[ Malefic Acid, );V CamParfson ofChelete Formation.Constant .................................................................. 162

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The Review of Physical Chemistry of Japan Vol. 30 No. 2 (1960)

THE REVIEWOFPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF JAPAN(Butsuri-Kagaku no Shinpo)

Committee for the edition:

Editor -in chief : Wasaburo Jono

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Society of Japan, College of Science, Ryoto University, Ryoto, Japan.

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December 30, 1960

THE

Published by

PHYSICO-CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN

(Nippon Butauri-Ragaku Kenkyu Rai)

College of $eience, Ryoto University, Ryoto, Japan.

Printed by RAWARITA INSATSU CO., Ryolo, Japan

The Review of Physical Chemistry of Japan Vol. 30 No. 2 (1960)

R eview

Kiyoshi Shimizu: Effect

Chloride .................

Jire Matsuda: Studics m

Temperature ...........

Masahiro Oura: Optical

Crystals ....................

Sigeru Kusuhara : Studi

with Oxygen or r\ir ..

Yasuhilco Abe: her die

o~

of Plastic

The

Physical

of Japan

Chemistry

Vol. 30, 1960

CONTENTS

No. 1

Deformation on Ionic Conductivity of Silver

1

9

25

34

45

53

62

66

Studies un the Young's Modulus a f Silicate Glass as a Function o:

HaliProperties of Alkal i Halide and Thallium Halide

Sigeru Kusuhara : Studies on the Explosions of Propylene and Acrolein

with Oxygen or r\ir ....................................................................

Yasuhiko Abe: U6er die Azotierreaktion von kbrnigem Caltiumtarbid, II

Ron[gendit-fraktometrische Lntersuchung vom reagierenden System .....

Yasuhiko Abe: Uber die Azotierreaktion von kSrnigem Cakiumcarbid, III

Single

mixed

Azotierung mit Zuschl5gen .................................................................................

Yasuhiko Abe: Qber die Azotierreaktion von k6rnigem Calciumcarhid, IV

Eine theoretische Betrachtung der von dem Zuschlag beschlevaigten Azotierung .........

Yasuhiko Abe: Uher die Azotierreaktion von kornigem Cakiumcarbid, V

Der Reaktionsverlauf bei hoheren Reaktionsgraden ................................................

No. 2

Kiyoshi Shimizu : Effect of Hydrostatic Pressure on Ionic Conductivity of Silver

Chloride .........................................................................................................

Kazuo Inuae: The Strength of

sure, III ........................

Kazuo Inoue: The Strength of

bfa Effects of Plas

...............

Sue echanism of

Single Crystals of Inorganic Salts under High Pres-

Single Crystals cf Inorganic Salts under High

........................................

Pres-

sahtro Oura

NaI (Tl) Crystal

o Nomura : M

Temperature ti'.

tic Deformation on

.....................

the Properties of Scintillation of

Mecha

R'ater

Grain iBoundary Corrosion of Aluminium

...................

in High

......... i 3

......... 80

......... 85

......... 92

.........100

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Shigeto Kitnhara:

High Pressures

Shigeto Ki

Solution

Shigeto I{i

in Wate

Shigeto Ki

thermal

Kazoo Mon

Acid. I

Potentio

Kazuo Mon

Acid, II

Potentio

Kazuo 3ion

Atid, II

On the

Kazuo Dion

Acid, I

Comparison of Che

The Solubility of Quartz in {Vater at High

....................................................

tahara: The Solubility of Quartz in [he

a[ High Temperatures and High Pressures.

tahara: The Solubility Equilibrium and the

r at FIigh Temperatures and High Pressures.

tahara : The Polymerization of Sili

Treatment of Quartz and the Solubili

obe: Studies on the Electrochemical

metric Titration at Low Ionic Streng

obe: Studies on the Electrochemical

metric Titration at High Ionic Stren

obe: Studies on the Electrochemical

I

Difference of Titration Behaviors due

obe :Studies on the Electrochemical

V

late Formation Constant .............

Tempcraturesand

cic Acid

ty of A

Properti

Properti

Proper[i

to Com

Propert

.....................................

...............................................109

Aqueous Sodium Chloride

...............................................1 15

Rate of Solution of Quartz

...............................................12 2

obtained by [he Hydro-

morphous . Silica ...........................131

es of Copolymers of Maleic

...............................................138

es of Copolymers of Maleic

...............................................145

es of Copolymers of hfaleic

onomer Species ...........................155

ies of Copolymers of Maleic

..........I62

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