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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PROFESSOR SHINKICHI HORIBA

1. CONTRIBUTIONS:TO JOURNAL

On the Equilibrium in the S}stem :. 1Vater, Ethylalcohol and Etliylether

1b7nx. cnC1. .Sci, acrd L•"ugt, Kyoto hxp. Uei~a, 3, 63 (tg[[) Dcteratination of Very l\'eak~Acids and Base 6y means of 1?lectrolytic Conductivity 3'feaslircmcnts

lYl~yu. ~nla. 5ci„ I:yoia Imp. C/ni;,., 1. 35 (194-19[5)

On the 1{quilibrium in the System : ~ ~Vatcr, Phenol and 13enrene Ibid., i. 49 Vg[4-~g15) ,

On the Equilibrium of a System of Three Components inhere Two Liquids. Phases co-exist -

Ibid.. 1, 2Cx~ (1914-1915)

Uft Chemical Resistance Ibid., 1. =77 ([9[4-1915)

Studies of5o]ution, I ; "The Change of &Iolccular Solution ~'oluuys iu Solution /bid., 2, t (tg[CN[gty)

Studies of Solution; II: ~ Conceptiod of Osmotic Pressure Ibid., 2, 45 (tg[6-tg[y}~

Relation between the Solubilities of Solutes and their Molecular Volumes , Trams. Farad. Srx., 15, 178 (rgzo) ~ ' -

llctenuination of \%apour Pressure of :Metallic ~lrscnic ' Z. I'k}'sik. CJaeut., 105, 295 (t9'-3) . `

Photochemical Union of Chlorine and IIydrbgen, I (with T; Ichikau•a) (Jap:mcse) Rr~. plays. c/rcvu., Japax, 1, t45 (192->-19'7)

The \Veinea4 Effect as a More General \Tahue of Certain Colloidal Systems, I

(with T. liondo) (Japanese) , Ibid.,. 1, ty[ (tg25-[92y.)

On a Simple Differential Alanometer made with O_uartz or Gla's-s (Japanese) Ibid.. 1,.2Gg (1925-tg27).

"I'hc lletcrmination of the Va}1or Pressures of Sodium and Potassium Chlorides

(with fI. Raba) (Japanese) Ibid., 1, 459 ((9'5-[927), Bull. Chem. Soc., Japan, 3, t[ (tg23)

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I4. ,The . Determination of the Vapour.. Pressure of Arsenic Tri-Iodide (+vith R: • Inouyc) (Japanese)

t5. On the Decomposition of Carbon` Monoxide in the Resence of Reduced

Nickel (Preliminary Rdxnt) (with 'P., Ri) (Japanese) ~ ' Jbtd., 2, [ [ (I928), Barll clac~rt.~ J'oc:, .Jnpau, 3, i$ (IgzB)

I6. A Note on 4he Paper "The ~Vc:igcrt' 1sffect as a~ More Gcucral Nature of Certain Colloidal Systems " (with T. ~Kondo) (Japanese) _ - J

' Ibul., z, 20 (I9z8) - ' • I7. The Formation of Colloid by the Action of Light, I: The Por~nation of

Colloidal. Siver. (with S. Chin) '(Japanese) Ibid., 2, 49 (I9z8) 1

- I8. The Formation of Colloid by the Action of Light, II c The Fytinatior. of a Colloidal Copper (with P.. Inouyc) ,(Japanese)

Ibid., 2, I I8: ([9z8) ~ ~ ; Ig. The Effect of LiglTt on the Osmotic I'ressurc of Czrtaiii Cplloids, I (n-ith I

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zo. Tire Effect of Light on the Osmotic Pressure of Certain Colloids, II (with

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. Baba) (Japanese) - - - - ` Ibirf„ 4 3i (I93o) i

2I. On the Pecquerel I:Ficct of Cotipet C)xidc I?lectinde iu 'Alkali Sotatio:i

(with r1. Ilayami) (Japmtcse) Ibid.. 4, 73 (I93a) i

`zz. On the Decomposition of Carbon llatoxide in file Presence of Reduced \ickel

(with T. lti). (Japanese)

a3. Taylor's Theory of Active Geatersaud,the.Kinetics'oPHeterogeneous•Gaseous - ~ Reactions (with T; Ri) - ,

Rev. Trm.,~51, 69[ (r93I) ~ ~ ,

z4- On the Efficiency- of a Simple Glass Calorimeter (t+itb I:: Sato) (Japanese) , P+ev. plays. clteva., Jzpau, 6, i6 ([93'--) ri

2~. ''I'hcrmal Analy%sis of Reaction Velocity lby the Simple Caloi~imMeG, I (++atli, 1, H

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'6. A Study of the, Enzyme Action by the Therma] Analysis pf Reaction Velocity: The Action of Sacdtiarase (with T. Kosal:i)

Pros. Intp. Acad., I1, z3a (1935)

r 27. Thermal Analysis of Reaction Velocity

Rr~. p/~ys. dreru., Japmt, 11, 439 (1937)

23. Ou Explosive Reaction of Gases I. Thermal Explosiou of Oxyhydrogen Gas at Low pressure (with P.. Goto)

Proc. Intp. Acad., 16, n8 (Ig4o) •

Il. SYNTHETIC. REPORTS

Kinetical Shulies on Contvct Catalysis Qapanese)

Japan Society far the R•oraotiatt Sci. Rrseare/r, Rev. II

Neutron and Chemistry (tvitn T. Ilagiwara) (Japanese)

Chevt. Rcv., Japmt, (Kagakro-Soha) 1, z5 (tg4l)

Developments of Gaseous Explosive Reactions. (with R. Goto} (Japanese}

Client. Rev., jzp<zu, (Kagakte-Soho) 1, 67 (I94I)

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[V. LIST ~OF THE PAPERS PUBLISHED BY

PROF. HORIBA'S PUPILS

The Review of Physical Chemistry of Japan

Vol. 1(19'25-1927) (Japanese)

Measurement of the Vapour Pressures' of Concentrated tlqueous Solution. (I) By

N. Huruya ~ I The Method. of )L[aking Ret3exive Diffraction Grating by Printing and Silver Plating.

By T. Kondp

On the lleviation of Gaseous 141ixtures from llalton's Law of Partial Pressures due to Chemical Causes (II): II}'drogen Chloride. By J. Shidci •

Vol. 2 (1928) (Japanese)

The Determination of the- Vajwur Pressure of Camphor (Preliminary Report). By

S. Yoshimoto.

On the Changes in Strength of Union of,Crystallization Water in IIydratcs with their Increased Degree of Dispcrsity. By T. Hagiwara

The New Method of Forming of Colloidal Copper. By S. Ishii

Shldics on the Weigert Effect. (II) : CitieE3y on the Photo-Silver Chloride. 13y T. Kondo •

Vol. 3 (1929) (Japanese)

The Determination of Eledrol:inctic Potential and ~`I'hermodynamical ,Kinetic Potential. By N. Huru} a _

The Determination of the Vapour )'ressure of Camphor. By M. I:ubokawa

.Measurement of the Vapour Fressures of Concentrated Aqueous Solution. (II) By

T. Yokota '

Studies on the Photochemica] Reactions. of Cuprous Chloride and Cuprous Bromide.

]3y S. Ishii

Studies on the Formation of Colloidal Cuprous Halides and their Existeuce Period.

By S. Ishii

On Certtin Colloidal Solutions of Dycs. By H. Hirata •

Vol. 4 (1930) (Japanese)

Photochemical Union of 'Chlorine and Iiydrogcn. Ry T. Ic1lil:att~a

On the ~Veigtrt Effect of Hlercury Iodide. By T. Yoshida

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The?.Decomposition of Phosphorus Yenta-O~ide at High Pressure. Ry \V. Jono

rr' •' The: P.eaction Velocity of V'rtrit O~-ide and. o><-ygen. (I) By R. Goto ' The; Decomposition of Carbon NIonoaide in the . 1'reselice of •Reduced Nickel. (II)

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~ii• ~, The llecomp2sition of:Carbon 1174noside in_'the Presence of Rectpced Nickel:..A ~f `Note:on.the Seco~rd Paler. 13y T.'Ri •

-.Studies ion [ke Becquerel L•'ffect of Copper Oside laectrodein Alkali Solution. :-'~ - -, -

tr f• ~ By N. I-Iayaitii The Relation of the Osmotic- Pressure and Transit Quauhty-,of Potassium l:hloride

st ,passing through `Colloiliai l+lenlbraue (1'relimiiiary Report). 13v A. '1'amwa •

~''.tc: Reaction Velocity of Nitric Q~ide and Us}'gen at L_ow 'Temperature., By r~ h. Goto t Iyy;.

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W • , ' , Crnisideratious on Ccnceirtrated Solutions. (I) : Vapour Pressure and Cc+nccntration _ - - 1'

of Aqueous Solutions.. By 'f. Yol:uti.

~: The 7Jecontlwsition of I~Icthane on the Sarface bf Platinum. (I) By ki, Kubol.atva j~/ '•_ . ~: ? . • The Adsorption of 13ydragen on Reduced: Coplier :ts a Catalyst. B j- T. Kitagatva

., On the Electrochemical Oxidation n{'Formaldehyde. By .S• Takegami •

~ 4 T}termochemical Studies on tho Swelling and Dissolving. of Artificial Silk. :By

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u>~tlu Change of Bron~iiisi' Motiat by-the Actit>rr of Light. ' By R. Kiyama

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Sorption of Hydrogen in S:cduced \rckeL (I) By T. Iizima ~ ,

;q;~ Sorption of.lIydrogen in Reduced 1\idccl. Qt): Adsorption of IIydrogcn at.Lo~e ~~•~ . -Temperatures. 13q T. lixima

s , Sorption of Fydrogen in'Rcduced I~iclel[ (III): 1leat Treatment of Reduced Nickel ~' ~ and its Relation with Sorption Velocity and the Quantity of Hydrogen. By

~ T. Iizinla ~ ~ , ~ On the Photochemical Formation of Phosgene. By \I. Tamura

' ~~ ~~ On the Reaction beriyeen Hydrogenchloride aril Ammonia. (I) By Y. Okayama On .the Reaction between [Iydrogenchloride and Ammonia. (II). by Y. <)I-ayaina '

' ~ { ~)a the Reitctipn behveen hTydrogenchloride and Ammonia . (III) By Y. Ul:ayama

-`t1-ne}c Method of &Ieasurements of Interfacial Contact Angles. By R. Goto •.

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Vol. 8 (1932)

The Decomposition of Methane on the Surface of Platinum. (I]) By AI. Kubokawa

The Decomposition of.,Methane on dIe Surface of Platinum. (III): On a Velocity

F.eluation of Necv Type in Heterogeneous Catalytic Reactions. 33y itl. Kubokawa

On the' P}rotochemical Union of Hydrtigeii' and'Chlorinc. By M. Tamura

Emission Spedtvm of the Flame of Chlorine $urned. in Hydrogen. I3yT. Kitagawa

On the C}iemiso.-ption of Carbon llioxide by l:e~luced Iron. (I) By K. Kawakita

Pol. 9 (193x) '

Studies on Explosial Reaction. The. Union of Hydrogen and Oxygen. By W. Jono ~,

On the Becqunre] Effect of Copper Oxide Electrodein Alkali Solution. (N): Some

Considerations from the View 1'ointof P.eaction Kinetics and "Thermodynamics. Ily N.'Hayami '

Thermal Analysis of the Reduction of Chromic Acid by Some Organic Acids. (in

the dark and photochemical reactions of chromic acid witli oxalic acid and

tartaric acid) Ry Y. Nakanishi

Catalytic Flydrogcna6on of F.thylenc with Nickel at Doug Temperatures. By O. Toyama ~ '

T_ he Decomposition of Carbon lonoxide in the Presence of Nickel Supported on Silica Gel. (I) By T. Ri and G. Aagamitu _

Photechcmicai• Oxidation of Carbon .Monoxide Sensitized liy Chlorine : On the

Photochemical .Formation of Phosgene. (II) By N[. Tamun

Vol: 20 (1936) -J Emission Spectrum of the Flame of Bromine burning in Hydrogen and Mechanism

of the Reaction. By T. Kitagawa

Measurement of the Vapour Presswes of Concentt;ltcd Ayucous Solution. (III)'

By T. Kumc.

Measurement of the Vapour Pressures of Concentrated Aqueous Solutiats. (N):

Vapour Pressure and Conte¢tration. By T. Kume

The Reactiou between Ammonia and Carbon Dioxide. (1) By T. Yoshida

On the Chcmisorptian Af Carbon 1)iuxide'by Reduced Iron: (II): The Influence of the, Chemisorption on Van der Waals' Adsorption of Carbon Dioxide at o°C.

' By K. lawakita ,

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Thermal Analysis of the Catalytic Actions of Colloids. (I) : Catalytic Decomposition

of,Hydrogen Peroxide by Colloidal Platinum. Ry E. Suito '

I4leasurentent of ffie Vapour I'ressnres of Concentrated Aqueous Solutions. (V)

Saturation Coefficient of the IIydrates of a Salt. Ry T. I{ume

Emission Spectrum of the Oxy-Hydrogen Flame and its Keaction Mechanism, (I):

Formation of the Activated 'vVatcr \'Iolecu]es in High Vibntional States. Ry

T. Kitagatva

Voi. lY (1937) r Qn the Photochemical Union of 1-Iydrogen and Chlorine. -I3}' AI. T'anuua

Tltc Determinations of the Vapour Pressure of Concentrated Aqueous Solutions.

. Ry T. Kume , Emission Slxetrum of the Flame Burning ut Hydrogen and its Reaction Mechanism.

Ry T. Kitagawa i

On the Cltemisorption of Carbon wDioxide by P.educcd Iron. (I) Ry K. Kan;lkita

Th_c Relationship between tite n'Iagnetic Moment of a nielal Atom and its Catalytic Activity. Ry T. Kitlgawa

The Photographic Action of Sputtered Platinum Films. "Ry S. Ono

The Decomposition of 1Vletil<1ne , on tite Surface of •, Platinum. (I), (II) 1 Ry 11R. I{ubokawa

The Kinetics of the' Catalytic Hydrogenation of Ethylene with Nickel. (I) Ry

O. Toyama

On the Recquerel Effect of hopper oxide Electrode in All:edi ~olutiori: Ry N. Havami~

'~ A Stuck of the Energy Destribution of the Active Centres of Catalysts by the

Adsorption of Poisonous Substances. Ry \i. Kubokawa ~ ' A N

ote on "The Decomposition of Methane on the Surface of Platinum." Ry

bi. Kubokawa

Vol. 12 (1938)

On the Adsorption of Hydrogen do Reduced Nickel Ry S. Iizima

On the Positive Ion Pmission front heated Nickel Wirc in Oxygen and Hydrogen.

Ry R Goto

7Thermal Enalysis of Enzyme Reactions. (I) : Invcrtase Action. Ry T. I{gsaki

` On the Saturation of Non-Volatile Substances in Aqueous Solutions. Ry T~Kmite ' On the Adsorption of Deuterium on Reduced Niclcel. Ry S. Iizima

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The Decomposition of Methane on Reduced Nickel. By M. Kubokawa

On the Chemisorption of Carbon Dioxide by Reduced Iron. (II) By I{. Katvakita

The Kioctics of the IIydrogenation of Hthylene with Nickel (IT) By O. Toyama

Emission Spectrum of the Flame of Burning in Hydrogen end Mechanism of the

Reaction. By T. Kitagawa

On the Adsorption of IIy`drogen on Poisoned Nickel : Shidies at Low -Tempera-

tures. B}- S. Iizima ~ ~

The Activated Adsor;tion of bfethane on Reduced Nickel. By 1I. Kubokawa

Thermal Analysis of the Oxidation of Sulphites. (I) By II. Matuyama ~

Vol. 1? (1939)

On the Adsorption of Hydrogen on Loisoned Nickel. (II) By S. Iizima

On the Photochemical Decomposition of Ammonia. By S. Shida

On the Adsorption of Nitrogen on Reduced Nickel. By S. Iizima

Thermal Analysis of the Catalytic Action of Colloids. (1) : Catalytic Decomposition

of I-Iydrogcn Peroxide by Colloidal Ylatinunt. By Is. Suito

On the Cliemisorption of Carbon Dioxide by Reduced Iron. (III) : Thermodynamic

Consideration of the Chemisorption. By I:. Kawakita

Emission Spectnlm of the Oxy-Hydrogen Flame and its Reaction Mechanism. (1)

Formation of the Activated Water i4lolecule in Higher Vibrational States. By T. Kitagawa

The Decomposition of Anunonia by Iron Catalyst mixed tt~ith AI=O, and K,O.

By R. Kiyama

The Decomposition of tlmmonia by Iron Catalyst. By K. Seya

Liberation of Neutrons in the Nuclear Explosion of Uranium irradiated by Thermal • Neutrons. By T. Hagiwara ~ -

High Temperature Oxidation of Carbon Monoxide catalyzed by Qnarti Surface. -By Y. Kondo and O. To}~ama -

Vol. 14 (1940) '

On the Chemisorption of Carbon Dioxide by I.educed Iron. (IV): Kinetics of the

Chemisorption. By K. Kawakih _

On.the Capacit}' of a Lead Storage Cell. By 714. Kubokawa

On the Disintegration of the Starch Paste caused by the Irradiation of Ultraso`mc Waves. By S. Ono +

The Adsorption of F,thylene on Reduced, Nickel. By S. Iizima

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The I$ineties of the Reduction of Ferric Oxide. By K, Katvaki6i

The Kinetics of the- Ilydrogenation of Propylene on a Nickel Catalyst. By

O. Toynma

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Note on the Disintegration of the Starch Paste caused tty the Irradiation of

Ultrasonic Waves. By S. Ono

lirratum c The Decomposition of Ammonia-hy Iron Catalyst mired with AluO,

and K_O. By R Kiyama

Formation of the Silver IIydrosol by \leans of Light. By S. Yagi

A Ngte" on the Adsorption of Hydrogen on Reduced Nickel. By S. Iizima Studies on Organogels. (I): _"f he Gel from Cadmium Oleatc Oleic Acid Solution.

By I. Yamakita

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Thermal Analysis of the Catalytic Action of Colloids. (II) : 1'he Effect of Tempera-. tore and fIcaC Treatment of Platinum Sol upon the Catalytic Decpmposition

of Hydrogen Peroxides by Colloidal Platinum. By E. Suito

Studies on explosion P.caction : The Reaction hehvicen Carbon Rlunoside and O.~en. (I) By w. Jono .

On explosive Reactions of Gases. (1) : h:xplosion Limits of Oxyhydrogen Gas.

By S. Kimura, 1\r. Aomi and R. Goto

Photochemical Clilorination of A'fethane. By 11I. Tamara-

On 7~.xplosive Reactions of Gases. (II): Spark Ignition of Oxyhydrogcn Gas at

Lotv Pressures. Ry A. [Iayakawa and R. Goto

The eIydrogenation of Iso-butylcne in the Presence of Nickel Catalyst. By - R

. Kiyama .

A IQew High Temperature Calorimeter of Glass. By R. ICondo and e. Suito

Thermal Analysis of the Catalytic Action of Colloids. (III) : The Effect of Acid and Base ulwn the Catalytic Decomposition of Hydrogen Peroxide by Colloidal

Platimtm. By E. Suito

Vol.• 76 (19~l2)

Thermal 6lttaiysis of the Catalytic Action of Colloids. (IV): Hydrogen-, Oxygen- and Nitrogen-Platinum Sol. By E. Suito

Synthesis of Urea from NH, and COQ under High Pressure. (I)t Preliminary Report on the Condition of the Change of Ammonium Carbamate to Urea.

By T. Karate, G. IIigashiwara and 1C. Umemura

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The Explosive Reaction of Gases : The Pressure -LfTect of the Spark Ignition of Oxy-hydrogen Gas. I3y R. Gotu ancL K. Urakubo _'

A Study pf the Recombination Reactions, oP I•rec Atoms by the Thermal Analysis of Budde-Effect. (I) : •Thc Recombination, of Hydrogen Atotils. By S. Shida - 1

A 1'Iethod of &Icasuring the Velocity of the Plame I'ropagatioa. By R. Goto and ~I, Suzuki - -

llecomposition of N[eUJanol with 'Zinc-Chromium Oxide Catalyst. Bye 14i. Tamara and S: Shida ~

The llesorption of the Adsorbed Gases by the_ Impact of Slow Electrons. (I): The I)esorption of the Adsorbed Hydrogen on a Platinum Plate by the Impact

of Slow ]electrons. (1) By Y. Ishikawa

On Explosive Reaction of Gases (I) : Explosive Reaction of Oxyirydrogen Gas -induced by a 1-leated Platinum Ribbon (Filament L-'splosion). By R. Goto

The Dcsprption of the Adsorbed Gases by the Impact o[ Slow Electrons. (11) -The Desorption of the Hydrogen A9olecule on. Platinum by Slow Electron

Impact. (II) : 13y Y. Isllikawa

On Explosive Keactiuns of. Gases. (II): An Experiment which shows the IIctc~o-

gcncity of the Thcnnal Explosion of Oxy-f-Iydrogen Gas. By R. Goto• i On Explosive Reactions of Gases. (III): Theoretical Consideration oil Explosive

Reactions of Gases. By R. Goto

Vol. 17 (1943) ~ •

The EFfect of Organic Substituents on Reactivity. (I) : Theoretical CaJSiderations on Substituent Effect. By T. Ri

The Effect of Organic Substituents on Reactivity. (B) : The Orientation Effect in 1\4onosubstitutcd Bcnrcnes. By T. Ri

The Effect of OrgaiJic Substituents on Reactivity. (III) : The. Theory' of Acid -

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Strengths of Substituted Acids. By T. P.i '

Physico-Chemical Studies on Copper Catalyst.' (I): The Kinetics of the Reduc-

tion on Cupric Oxide by Hydrogen. (I) By S. Hasegawa '

Studies on Organosols, (I) : Gold Organosols obtained by a Chemical 12cactial. By L YanJakita -

Empirical Equations for calculating the Change in the Boiling Points for Small Changes in the Pressure of Some of the Organic Substances. 13y R. Negisi

On the 1'oisoniug of Catalysts. (I): The Poisoning $ffect of CO on the Oxy- •

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hydrugen . Re;actiou on a Pd Wire. By S. Ono

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On the Poisoning of Catalysts: (II): The Poisoning EFlect of thcLanolin-Bccstvax , Vapour on the Oxyhydrogen Reaction on a Pd' Wile. By S. Ono

Physico-Chemical. Studies ott Copper Catalyst. (II) : 1'he Kinetics of the Reduction

of Cupric Oxide by Hydrogen. (II) : The Pormatidh of the Reaction Nuclei.

By S. Hasegawa t

On the &Ieasurement of the Radioactivity of Soils by a Geiger-1Iiiller Counter.'

Ry T. Hagiwara, S. 71lorita and S. Kobayashi ,

The De orption of the Adsorbed Gases by the Impact of Slaw Electrons. (III):

The Desorptiat of the TT;O molecules adsorbed on .S Platinum Plate by Slow

Electron Impact. By 1'. Ishikawa.

The Desori~tion of the Adsorbed Gases by the Impact of Slow Electrons. (IV)

The Determination of the Elementary Space and the H'hickncss of an Adsorbed

Molecular Layer of \~'atee Ry Y. Ishikawa

VoI. 18 (1944) .

Ouanfuin Mechanical Calculation of tlfe ]iond-E'[oments. By T. Ri and N. Muroyama

Studies on Organic Peroxide. (I) : The Iecomposition of b4ethylhydroperoxide

catalysed by Platinum Sol. Ry S. Hasegawa

The Qualitative Consideration on the Mecl><lnism of the Formations of Ilighcr

Alcohols by Reduction of Cazbon Monoxide or by Condensation of Lower

Alcohols. (I): The \icchanism for Primary Alcohols. By R. Negisi

The QualiLztive Consideration on the 14lechanism of the Formations of Higher

Alcohols by Reduction of Carbon Dtonoxide or by Condensation of Lower

Alcohols. (II): The illechanism for Secondary Alcohols and the Comparison of Different Mechanisms. By R. Negisi i

Oxidation of Acetaldehyde. (]): A~iinetic Strtdy of Slow Oxidations. By S. Yagi

Studies of Colloidal Catalysis by Thermal Analysis of Reaction Velocity. (V): On

the Surface Condition of the Pt Catalyst seen from CO-Poisoning in HQO, Decomposition Reaction. By E. Suito

Studies of Colloidal Catalysis by Thermal Analysis of Reaction Velocity. (VI)

Kinetics of a Transitory Poisoning Rcactial. By 1:. Suito

P(iysito-Chemical Studies on Copper Catalyst. (III): The Reaction Bettacen I-Iydro- -~en and Oxygen on the Surface of Copper Oxide. By S. Hasegawa

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Vol. 19 (1945) '

Ultra Pressure. (I) : Making of a Gas Compressor and a Rcactiop Vcsscl for au

Ultra Pressure. By R. 1{iyama '

Ultra Pressure. (II): Pressure-Proof Electrode.. Ry.K. Kiyama

Ultra Pressure (III) : Pressure-Proof Character of Optical \Vindow. By R. I{iyama

Ultra I'ressure. (IV) : Packing. Ry R. I{iyama -

Ultra Pressure. (V) : The Relation between the Scale in the I3ourdon-Type Pressure- Gauge and the Position of fire Pistrm of the Intensifier. ]3y K, Kiyama

Ultra Pressure. (VI): The Measurement of 5,00o k;/cm2 Gas Pressure. Ry R. I{i}ama '

Ultra I'ressure._(VII): Tjte Compressibility of tltf Air under Ultra Pressure. By. -

R. Kiyama '

The State Diagram of I-Butene. By K. Ivyama and H. ]{inosita

Sponhneous Ignition'Tempenture Tinic Lag Curves of Aviation Fuels. (I): The

IVfeasurement in the Air. Ry I. Yamakita -

Spontaneous Ignition "Temperature Timc Lab Curves of Aviation Tuels. (II) : The

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N[easurement in the Oxygen Stream. By L Yamakita

Spontaneous Ignition Tempemhtre Timp Lag Curves of Aviation Fuels. (III)

The 'IStimation of the Octane Value of the Fuels from the Curves. By

I. Yamakita ~. ,

The Oxidation Reaction of Acetaldehyde. (II): The Induction Period of an Ex-

plosive Reaction tt~th Cool Flame. I3y S. Yagi

The Oxidation Reaction of Acetaldchytle. (III) : The Effect of Wall on the Ixplosive Reaction with Cool Flame: By S. Yagi

The Oxidation Reaction of Acetaldehyde. (1V): The Effect of Wall ,on the Explosive Reaction with Cool Flame. 13y S. Yagi

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The Oxidation Keaction of Acetaldehyde. (Supplement) By S. Yagi

Physico-Chemical Studies on Copper Catalyst (IV): The Adsorption of Hydrogen

by Cupric Oxide. By S. ITasegawa

Physico-Chemical S[udies on Copper Catalyst (V): The Decomposition of ;Viethanol

by Reduced Copper. Ry S. I[asegawa

The Effect of Substituents on dte Rcdos-Potentials of Organic Substances. Ry

T. 1Zi-and H. Talcayama ~ ~

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