BRITISH CHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS
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A — PURE CHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY.
I. General, Physical, and Inorganic Chemistry. m .
Crystal Structure.
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Sub-atomics
X - R a y exam ination.. ' (6) C rystal m odels. X - R a y results for elem ents and com-
(а) A tom ic spectra. Infra-red, visible, ultra-violet, X -ra y pounds. E lectron diffraction.
emission and absorption spectra, Zeem an and S tark
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M agnetic and electrical properties of crystals : piezo- ... ,ec:t8v Com pton effect. _ _ ele ctricity ; m agn etostriction; H a ll e ffe c t; B ark- (б) E lectrical prop erties: Ionisation potentials of atom s, hausen e ffe c t; tribo-electricity.photo-electric and therm ionic effects. M) O ptical properties. R o ta to ry dispersion.
(c) Properties of electrons, positrons, and gaseous ions. (e) Com pressibility. Tensile strength. P la sticity.
. T M agnetic properties. R am sau er effect. (f) Mesomorphic s ta te ; a llo tro p y; m onotropy.
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d
) Isotopes— atom ic w eights.(e) R ad io active processes. N eutrons. iv .
P hysical Properties o f P u re Substances
(not included above).
(/) O ther sub-atom ic processes. A rtificial rad io activity.
(a)
M olecular w eigh ts.N uclear chem istry. Cosmic rays. (&) E lectrical constants : Conductance, supercondu ctivity, (:7) Theories of atom ic structu re and sub-atom ic m echanism . therm oelectric power, ligh t-sensitivity, etc. M agnetic
(h)
A tom ic dimensions (except in solid state). susceptibility. Sonic properties.ii.
M olecular Structure.
_ (d) T h e ^ S ^ ' s : Specific h eats, h e at of change o f (a) M olecular spectra : Em ission and absorption spectra of state, boiling points, freezing p oints, transition points,organic and inorganic substances. Fluorescence, (e) Chemical constants.
lum inescence, and phosphorescence. R am an effect. (J) Pressures and volum es : D en sity, vap o u r pressure, co- (o) Ionisation p otentials. Photo-electric effect w ith com- efficient o f expansion, equations of state, th eory of
pounds. R ectifiers. corresponding states, critical state. H eat-conduc-
(c) C o n d u ctivity. D ielectric constants. D ipole m om ent. tiv ity . Therm al accom m odation. Joule—Thomson
E leetrets. effect.
(d)
M olecular volum es. Com pressibility.(e) O ptical properties : _ M olecular refraction, dispersion,
(h)
V is c o s ity ; flu id ity ; p lasticity.ro ta to ry dispersion, op tical a c tiv ity , m agnetic
U)
Diffusion, rotation. K e rr effect.if)
Theories o f m olecular stru ctu re. V alen cy, secondary v .Solutions and M ixtu res.
valen cy, including co-ordination, electronic and m ag-
(a)
Gaseous m ixtures, liquid m ixtures (excluding dilu te netie theories, constitutional foimuUe of inorganic solutions), solid solutions (including alloys), p ro p e rty - substances. D euterium and its com pounds. com position curves,(17) M olecular sizes and forces. Surface tension. Mole- (6) M iscibility of liquids and of solids. S olu b ility of gases
cu lar beam . Parach or. and solids in liquids.
Cl a s s i f i c a t i o n a n d Ar r a n g e m e n t o f Ab s t r a c t s.
(c) D istrib u tio n phenom ena : P a rtitio n , ab so rp tion , a d so rp tion, surface film s, su rface en erg y, m em b ran e effects.
(d) D ilu te so lu tio n s: (i) N on -electrolytio so lu tio n s; (ii) Solution s o f electrolytes. C o llig a tive p ro p ertie s;
n on -collig ative properties.
(e) D isperse system s. P rep a ra tio n a n d p ro p erties of su s
pensions, em ulsions, sm okos, foam s, sols, gels, jellies.
C oagulation , p ep tisa tio n , agoing, catap ho resis, im b ib itio n , etc.
v i. K in e tic Theory. Therm odynam ics.
(а) E q u ilib riu m iii hom ogeneous sy ste m s; equilibrium , dissociation, ion isation c on stan ts, a c t iv it y coefficients, etc.
(б) E q u ilib riu m in heterogeneous s y s te m s ; uni- a n d m u lti- com ponent s y s te m s ; phase rule.
(c) T herm och em istry.
v ii. Electrochem istry.
(а) E lec tric a l con d u ctan ce.
(б) T ra n sp o rt phonom ena.
(c) E lectro d e a n d diffusion p o te n tia ls; e.m .f., con cen tratio n cells, etc.
(d) P o larisatio n , o v erv o lta g e, p a ss iv ity , e tc.
(e) A p p licatio n of electrochem ical m ethods.
v in . Reactions.
(а) V e lo c ity stu d ies in (i) H om ogen eous sy ste m s; (ii) H etorogeneous system s.
(б) C atalysed reaction s : (i) a n d (ii) a s ab o v e . (cj E lectro d e reaction s.
(d) Ph otoch em ical reactions.
. (e) Irra d ia te d reaction s.
IX . N e w or Im proved M ethods o j P rep a rin g Substances (a r r a n g e d a c c o r d in g t o p e r io d ic ta b le ) e tc .
x . A n a ly sis.
x i . A p p a ra tu s.
x i i . Lecture E xp e rim e n ts a n d H istorical.
xiii. Geochemistry.
I I . Organic Chemistry.
x i v . A lip h a tic .
(а) H yd rocarbo n s and th eir halogen, n itro-, a n d nitroso- d eriv a tives.
(б) A lcohols. E th ers. A lk y l salts. S ulp h ur com pounds, in clu din g sulphonic acids.
(c) A cid s. T hio- and sulpho-acids.
(d) A ld eh yd es. A ld o xim es.
(e) K e to n e s and diketon es. ICotoxim es.
{/) Sugars, glucosides, a n d carb oh yd rates.
(?) A m ines. A m ino-alcohols. A m in o-acid s. C yano-acids, thiocyan o-acids. A m in o-ald eh yd es a n d -ketones.
(h) A m ides (including cyan ic, c ya n u ric, a n d th io cy an ic acids).
(t) N itriles, carbylam ines, m etallic cyan id es.
(j) A m idoxim es, im ino-ethers.
(k) D iazo-com pounds.
(I) Phosphorus, arsenic, an tim on y, boron, silicon, etc. com pounds.
(m) A liphatic organo-m etallic com pounds.
B.— APPLIED I . G eneral; P la n t; M achinery.
I I . F u e l; G a s; T a r ; M ineral Oils.
I I I . Organic Interm ediates.
I V . D yestu fis.
V . F ib res; T ex tile s; Cellulose; Paper.
V I . B leach in g; D y ein g ; P rin tin g ; Finishing.
V I I . A c id s; A lk a lis; S alts; N on-M etallic Elem ents.
\ I I I . G la s s ; Ceram ics.
I X . B uild ing M aterials.
X . M etals; M etallurgy, including E lectro m etallu rgy.
X I . E lectro techm cs.
X I I . F a t s ; O ils; W axes.
x v . H om ocyclic.
{a) H y d ro carb o n s C „H 2„ to C„Hiw-«> a n d th eir halogen, nitroso-, and n itro -d eriv a tiv es. Sulphonio acids.
(6) H y d ro ca rb o n s C„H2n-8 to C „H 2„_4 a n d d e riv a tiv e s.
(cj A m in es. In clu d es a n ilid es of a lip h a tic a cid s, carb- am ides, carb am ates, a n d sulphon ic a cid s. D iam in es a n d p olyam in es.
(d)
A zo xy -co m p o u n d s.(e) A zo - ,,
(/) H y d razo - ,, (g) D iazo - „ (h) D iazoam in o- ,,
(i) P h en o ls a n d th eir su b stitu tio n p r o d u c t s ; phen ol e th e r s ; a m in o p h en o ls; th io p h e n o ls; su lp h id e s; sulphonic acid s.
(j) A lc o h o ls; am in o-alcoh ols; d i- a n d tr i-a ry lc a rb in o ls a n d th eir d e r iv a tiv e s ; sterols.
(k) C a rb o x y lic a cid s; in clu d es n itrile s o f th e resp ective acid s, am ides, a n d h y d r a z id e s ; su b stitu tio n p ro d u ct s.
(I) A ld e h yd e s a n d th eir d e riv a tive s.
(m) K e to n e s „ „
(n ) Q u inon es; ben zoq uin on e, n ap h th aq u in on e, an th ra - quinone, a n d oth o rs; th eir su b stitu tio n d eriv a tive s.
(0) T orpenes.
x v i . M iscellaneous unclassifiable substances.
x v i i . H eterocyclic etc.
(a) O x y g e n rin g com pounds.
(b) S u lp h u r rin g com pounds.
(cj C om pound s con tain in g b o th 0 a n d S rings.
(d)
N itro g en rin g com poun ds : one N .(e) „ „ „ m oro th an one N .
(/) R in g s con tain in g 0 a n d N , S a n d N , e tc.
(</) A lk a lo id s.
(h.) O rgan o-m etallic com pounds.
(1) P rotein s.
x v m . A n a ly sis.
I I I . Physiology and Biochemistry.
x i x . (a) H isto lo g y . (&) B lo o d and lym ph . (cj V a sc u la r system .
(d)
R e sp iratio n and blo od gases.(e) M usclo.
(/) N e rv o u s system . (g) S p ecial senses.
(h ) D u ctless glands, e xclu d in g gonads.
(j) R ep ro d u ction , h e red ity , and exp erim en tal em b ryolo g y.
(k ) D ig e stiv e system . (I) L iv o r a n d bile.
(m) K id n e y a n d urine.
(n) O ther organs and tissu es; bod y-flu ids. T u m o u rs.
(o) N u tritio n a n d vitam in s.
{p) M etabolism , goneral and sp ecial.
(5) P h arm a co lo g y a n d to xico lo g y . (rj In d u stria l p h y sio lo g y and hyg ien e.
(s) R adiatio n s.
(t) P h y sic a l a n d collo id al c h em istry.
(u) E n zym es.
(v ) M icrobiological and im m un olo gical c h em istry . {w ) P la n t p h y sio lo g y .
(x ) P la n t con stitu en ts.
ly) A p p a ra tu s and a n a ly tic a l m eth od s.
CHEMISTRY.
X I I I . P la s tic s ; R e sin s ; P a in ts ; C oa tin g C om positions.
X I V . In d ia-ru b b e r; G u tta -P e rc h a . X V . L e a t h e r ; G lue.
X V I . A g ricu ltu re .
X V I I . S u g a rs ; S ta rch e s; G um s.
X V in . F erm e n tatio n In d ustries.
X I X . F o o d s.
X X . M ed icin al S u b sta n ces; E sse n tia l O ils.
X X I . P h o to g rap h ic M aterials a n d Processes.
X X I I . E x p lo s iv e s ; M atch es.
X X I I I . S a n ita tio n ; W a te r P u rifica tio n .
