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Prof W M Thornton on Models of Electron Structure Quantum	13

Dr H Rinde on a Method for Determination of the Adsorption	32

H Belz on the Distribution of Energy in the Continuous	50

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Prof H T H Piaggio and Mr J Critchlow on a supposed Rela	67

Dr R D Rusk on the Absorption of Hydrogen in Potassium	97

Mr H Rowe on the Adsorption of Gases by Activated Charcoal	109

Dr E E Witmer on Fraunhofer Diffraction Phenomena for	132

Mr W Burnside on the Hypothetical Infinite Population	670

Dr W E Curtis on New Series in the Secondary Hydrogen	695

Prof G E M Jauncey and Mr O K De Foe on the Separation	711

Prof F H Newman on Enhanced Lines produced by the Interrupted	725

Dr J G Frayne and Dr A W Smith on the Absorption Spectra	732

H L Searle on the Wave Form of the Current in an Elec	738

Prof A Brown on the Application of the Rigorous Quotient Theorem	748

Dr N R Campbell on thé Evacuation of Carbon Dioxide	762

Pro H R Hassé on Langevins Theory of Ionic Mobility	161

M Dennison on the Analysis of Certain Molecular Spectra	195

Mr G L Addenbrooke on the NonMetallic Elements Connexions	225

Prof A J Sutton Pippard and Mr G H W Clifford on	243

Prof A J Sutton Pippard on the Effect of Curved Members upon	254

Mr H E H Wrinch and Dr D M Wrinch on the Roots of Hyper	272

Saha and Mr R Sur on the Absolute Value of Entropy	279

An XRay Examination of iErythritol	289

Mr E T Bell on certain Functions of Two Variables and their	304

Mr R Thoræus on the XRay Spectra of the Lower Elements	312

M Sogani on the Optical Properties of Chromatic Emulsions	321

Prof W T David on the Pressures developed on Explosion of Gaseous	334

Dr G W C Kaye on an Improved AllMetal MercuryVapour	349

R McHaffie on the Effect of the Presence of an Indifferent	364

Mr F J W Whipple on the best Linear Relation connecting	378

Kahlenberg on the Separation of Crystalloids from	385

Dr Guy Barr on the AirBubble Viscometer Plate VI	395

Mr W H B Cameron on the Production of some Spectra	405

Dr P J Nolan on the Character of the Ionization produced	417

D Callis on Measurement of the Resistance of a Condenser	428

Messrs N K Sur and K Majumdar on the Absorption Spectra	451

Mr F E Relton on the Determination of Youngs Modulus from	463

Mr R G Lunnon on Gas Flow and Pressure Changes in Gases under	482

Dr K R Ramanathan and Mr N G Srinivasan on the Optical	491

Mr E J Lorenz on the socalled Positive PhotoElectric Emission	499

L Bircumshaw on tho Solubility of Hydrogen in Tin	510

Brunt on Energy in the Earths Atmosphere	523

Mr W Rule on the Variation of the E M F of a Photoactive Cell	532

G Barkla and Miss G L Mackenzie on the Superposition	542

The Research Staff of the General Electric Co Ltd on Properties	553

Gas on the Concentration and Activity of a Vapour in Equilibrium	561

Prof W F G Swann on the Pressure of Radiation	584

Dr H Gregory and Mr C T Archer on the Variation of the Thermal	593

Mr T Carlton Sutton on the Nature of the Critical Increment	606

Messrs P F Foster and J F Baker on the Determination	635

An Experimental Verification of Gibbs	641

Mr H Rowe on Adsorption of Carbon Dioxide by Activated Coconut	659

R Burch and N R Davis on the Quantitative Theory	768

Mr H R Kempe on the Mechanical Solution of some Geometrical	783

Mr G Ising on a Natural Limit for the Sensibility of Galvanometers	827

Mr A W Barton on the Efficiency of the Bray Recoil of Radium C	835

Mr R H Fowler on the Statistical Mechanics of Assemblies	845

Mr R N Ghosh on the Choice of Striking Point in the Pianoforte	875

Mr R Fraser on the Refractive Index of Gases and Vapours in	885

MAY	896

Dr H Jeffreys on Professor Jolys Theory of Earth History	923

Prof J Joly on the Surface History of the Earth	932

Prof F H Newman on the Sodium Are in a Vacuum Plate XIV	940

Investigation of the Zirconium in Colorado Pitch	950

Prof G P Thomson on the Scattering of Positive Rays by	961

Mr A E Ruark on the Fine Structure and Zeeman Effect	977

Mr A Sató on Dilatometric Investigation of the A3 and A Trans	996

Mr W Scutt on Germanium in a British Mineral	1007

Saha and Mr R K Sur on the Influence of Radiation	1025

Dr B C Laws and Mr A O Allen on Lines of Maximum Prin	1039

Dr A Holmes on Estimates of Geological Time with Special	1055

Mr G Subrahmaniam on Variation of Logarithmic Decrement	1074

Mr J S McPetrie on the Time of Excitation of Hydrogen Atoms	1082

Messrs H T Tizard and D R Pye on Ignition of Gases by Sudden	1094

Dr Norman Campbell on Time and Chance	1106

Mr J A C Teegan on a Thermionic Valve Method of measuring	1117

Dr Norman Campbell on Dimensional Analysis	1145

Vegard on Results of Crystal Analysis	1151

C Jackson on the Orientation of the Oxygen Molecule in	1193

Messrs R W James and J T Randall on the Scattering Powers	1202

JUNE	1216

Mr W G Green on the Effect of Axial Restraint on the Stress	1236

Determination	1252

Dr G N Antonoff on SurfaceTension of Solids	1258

Mr H P Walmsley on the Conductivity of Clouds dispersed from	1267

Messrs A L McAulay and F P Bowen on some Experiments	1282

Index	1289

Prof J R Partington and Mr J F J Rule on the Dielectric Con	1294

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Title	Philosophical Magazine
Contributors	Alexander Tilloch, Biodiversity Heritage Library
Publisher	Taylor & Francis., 1926
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	27 Jan 2009

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