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INDUSTRIAL and ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY

Volume 36— 1944

Published by the

AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY1155 Sixteenth Street, N . W ., Washington 6, D. C.

Editor: W A L T E R J. M U R P H Y

Associate Editor: F. J. Van Antwerpen Manuscript Editor: Helen K. Newton

Assistant Editor: Harry W . Stenerson Make-up Editor: Bertha Reynolds

Assistant to Editor: N . A . Parkinson Manuscript Assistant: Stella Anderson

W . L. Badger

H. E. Barnard

W . H . Dow

Gaston DuBois

C . F. Kettering

Advisory Board

O . E. May

C . S. Miner

H . R. Murdock

A . S. Richardson

W . A . Schmidt

R. Norris Shreve

L. V . Steck

C . M. A . Stine

E. C . Sullivan

E. R. Weidlein

J . M . Weiss

AUTHOR INDEXVOLUME 36— 1944

A D A M S , H . E ., a n d P o w e r s , P . O. M echan ism of H e a t B ody ingLinseed O il.............................................................................................. ..

A d a m s , J . R . See R oss, W . H .A l d e r f e r , R . B ., G r ib b in b , M . F ., a n d H a l e y , D . E . E ffec t of

W aste 8u lfite L iquo r on A ggregation of Soil P a r t ic le s .. '................A l e x a n d e r , O . R . See F e a s te r , J . F .Al l e n , L . H ., J r . A u to m a tic -C o n tro l In s tru m e n t A d ju s tm e n t.

A pplication of P rocess R eac tion C u rv es ................................................A n d e r s o n , A. B . C h em istry of W estern P ines. P ro x im a te A nalysis

of P onderosa , Id ah o W hite , an d S ugar P in es ......................................A r m s t r o n g , R . T ., L i t t l e , J . II ., a n d D o a k , K . W . C h em istry of

Sulfur-O lefin R eactions. A pplication to V u lcan isa tio n .................

B A D G E R , w . L . P r o s p e c ts fo r E n g in e e r in g D e v e lo p m e n ts in P o s tw a r B a d o e t t , C . O . See W o o d w a rd , C . F .B a il e y , S . D . See K le in , L o u is .B a l d w in . F . P . , T u r n e r , L . B . , a n d Z a p p , R . L . V u lc a n is a t io n of

G R - I ...................................................................................................................................B a r k h u f f , R . A ., J r ., a n d C a r s w e l l , T . S . P h y s ic a l S t r u c tu r e o f

P h e n o p la s t s ....................................................................................................................B a r l e y , R . C . See M ille r , C . 0 .B a r n e y , A . L ., a n d H a s s , H . B . R a c e m ic M e n th o l . N e w S y n th e s is

f ro m T h y m o l . (C o rre sp o n d e n c e , 8 6 6 ) ........................................................B a r r e t t , A . E . See M o rr is , R . E .B a r t h e l , W . F . See B o w e n , C . V.B a s s , L . W . P o s tw a r C h e m ic a l O u tlo o k . I n t r o d u c t i o n .........................B a u e r n f e in d , J . C . , G a r e y , J . C . , B a u m g a r t e n , W ., 8 t o n e , L ., a n d

B o r u f f , C . S . N u t r ie n t C o n te n t of A lc o h o l F e r m e n ta t io n B y p r o d u c ts f ro m C o r n .................................................................................................

See alto B a u m g a r te n , W ,B a u m , A . A . See S tu rg is , B . M .B a u m , S . J . See H ix s o n , A . W .B a u m o a r t e n , W ., B a u e r n f e in d , J . C ., a n d B o r u f f , C . S . C a r o t-

e n o id s in C o rn D is t i l le r s 1 B y - p r o d u c ts .........................................................See alto B a u e rn fe in d , J . C .

Le B e a u , D . S . See H a ll , C . E .B e c k , S . E ; D u r a b i l i ty o f L u s te r le s s E n a m e ls . In flu e n o e o f B i n d e r . . B e c x e l , A . C . See B e l te r , P . A.d b B e c z e , G e o r o e , a n d L ie b m a n n , A . J . A e r a tio n in P r o d u c tio n

of C o m p re s se d Y e a s t ...............................................................................................B e in k a r t , E . G . See N a g h s k i , J o s e p h . ^ ,B e l t e r , P . A ., B e c x e l , A . C ., a n d S m it h , A . K . 'S o y b e a n P ro te in

P r o d u c tio n . C o m p a ris o n of U se o f A lc o h o l-E x tra c te d w ithP e t ro le u m - E th e r - E x tr a c te d F la k e s in P i lo t P l a n t ................................

B e n e n a t i , R . F . , a n d H a r r is o n , J . G ., J r . N o m o g ra m t o C o n v e r tW e ig h t a n d M o le P e rc e n ta g e s in B in a ry S y s te m s ................................

See a lto O th m e r , D . F .B e r o , L l o y d . S te E w e ll , R . H .B e r r y , A . G . V ., a n d E d g e w o r t h - J o h n s t o n e , R . P e t ro le u m C o k e .

F o r m a t io n a n d P r o p e r t ie s ............................................................... .. ................B ic x o r F , E m a n u e l , a n d W il l ia m s , K . T . S t a b i l i t y o f C a r o te n e

A d d e d to S o lid C a r r i e r s ....................................................................................B is b e l l , E . S . B a s ic P ro b le m s in C o n d u c t in g R e s e a rc h P r o g ra m in

A g ita t io n a n d M ix in g ...............................................................................................B l a k e , J . T . See B ru c e , P . L .B l is s , H a r d in o . See H a n e y , R . E . D . , and H u n te r , J . B .B o h r e n , B . B . See H a u g e , S . M .B o l l e n b a c h e r , K a t h a r in a . See M a rs h , P . B .B o n il l a , C . F . See E d w a r d s , D . A . „ , „ , , ,B o r o l in , J . N ., M o s h e r , P . R . , a n d E l l io t t , H . A . F u s e d M e ta l

R esin a tes .......................................... .. ............ .. ........................• • ..................B o r u f f , C . S . See B a u e rn fe in d , J . C . , and B a u m g a r te n , W .B o w e n , C . V ., a n d B a r t h e l , W . F . C la s s if ic a tio n o f T o b a c c o .

N ic o tin e -N o rn lc o tin e M e th o d ........................... ..B r a c k e n -, W . O ., a n d P i e c h , F . E . F a c to r s in M o ld in g C e llu lo se

D e r iv a t iv e s ......................................................................................................................B r a d f o r d , J . R . See D r ic k a m e r , H . G .B r a d l e y , W . E . See D o u m a n i, T . F . .B r a e n d l e , H . A ., a n d W ie o a n d , W . B . E f fe c t o f M o is tu re on

C u r in g R a te o f .G R - S ...............................................................................................See a lto W ie g a n d , W . B .

B r a u n s , F . E . See L e w is , H . F .B r e w e r , R . E . P l a s t ic C h a r a c te r i s t i c s o f C o a l . C o r r e la t io n w ith

C h e m ic a l a n d P h y s ic a l P r o p e r t ie s a n d P e t ro g r a p h ic C o m p o s it i o n ......................................................... .. ............................. ...........................................

B r ig h t o n , K . W . See L u e c k , R . H .B r im h a l l , B e r n a d in e . S t r u c tu r e o f P y r o d e x tn n s .....................................B r o m l e y , L . A . -See P e c k , R . E . ^ _B r o w n , A . E . , G o r d o n , W . G ., G a l l , E . C ., a n d J a c k s o n , R . W .

A cety lated Casein F ib e r .....................................................................................B r o w n , G . G . See H a n s o n . G . H .B r o w n , H . C . S u lfu ry l C h lo r id e in O rg a n ic C h e m is t r y . .........................B r o w n , O . W . See L ew is , R . W . .B r u c e , P . L ., L y l e , R . , a n d B l a k e , J . T . H e a ts o f V u lc a n iz a tio n of

S y n th e t ic R u b b e r s .................................. ...................................................................B r u u n , J . H . See H ic k s -B ru u n , M . M . . . —_B u c h a n a n , M . A ., L e w is , H . F . , a n d K u r t h , E . F . C h e m ic a l N a tu r e

o f R e d w o o d T a n n in a n d P h lo b a p h e n e .........................................................See a lto L e w is , H . F w ,

B u r n e t t , R . S . , a n d F o n t a in e , T . D . C o m m e rc ia l P e a n u t M e a l. P e p t i s a t i o n a n d E x t r a c t io n o f N i t ro g e n o u s C o n s t i t u e n ts a n dC o lo r C o m p a r is o n o f P r o te in S o lu t io n s ........................................................

See alto F o n ta in e , T . D .B u r n h a m , H . D . See W a te r s , G . W .B u t l e r , M . L . See M a rs h , P . B .

C A IR N S , R . W . S tu d y o í H igh E xplosives b y H igh-S peed P ho tog -r a p h y .................................. ..................................................................................

C a l in o a e r t , G e o r o e , S o r o o s , H a r o l d , a n d S h a p ir o , H y m in . 2-M ethy lb icyclo 12.2.115-heptene, 2 -M ethy lb icy cío [2.2. l]h e p ta n e , an d 2 -M ethy lb icyclo [2.2.2 Jo c ta n e ............................................................

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C a m p b e l l , J . A. D is tr ib u tio n E q u a tio n .......................................................C a p p e l l , R . G ., H a m m e r s c h m id t , E . G ., a n d D e b c h n e r , W . W

D eh y d ra tio n of C om m ercial G ases by Solid A d so rb e n ts ..............C a r n a h a n , F . L ., H e r s h , R . E ., a n d F e n s x e , M . R . O ptica l R o ta

tion of P enn sy lv an ia L u b ric a n ts .............................................................C a r p e n t e r , D . C . , a n d L o v e l a c e , F . E . P ro te in -A ldehyde P lastics

R ea c tio n 'o f F o rm ald eh y d e w ith D eam in ized C ase in .....................C a r r ic k , C . W . See H auge, S. M .C a r s w e l l , T . S. See B arkhuff, R . A ., J r .C a r t e r , R . P . See S hreve, R . N.C a s h io n , C. G . See C rossley , R . H .C h e y n e y , L a V. E ., a n d D u n c a n , R . W . T e m p e ra tu re Coefficient

of V ulcan ization of B u n a S ..........................................................................C h il t o n , T . H ., D r e w , T . B ., a n d J e b e n b , R . H . H e a t T ransfer

Coefficients in A g ita ted V esse ls ................................................................C h o l l a r , R . G . See W ilson, G . J .C l a s h , R . F ., J r . , a n d R y n x ie w ic z , L. M . T h e rm al E xpansion

P ro p erties of P las tic M a te r ia ls ..................................................................C l e l a n d , J . E ., a n d F e t z e r , W . R . M o istu re A bso rp tive Pow er

of S ta rch H y d ro ly za te s .................................................................................C l if c o r n , L. E ., a n d H e b e r l e i n , D . G . T h iam in e C o n te n t of

V egetables. E ffec t of C om m ercial C a n n in g .......................................See a lto H eberle in , D . G.

C l o p t o n , J . R . , a n d T r ie b o l d , H . O. F an weed Seed O il. P o ten tia lS u b s titu te fo r R apeseed O il........................................................................

C o h a n , L. H ., a n d S t e in b e r g , M a r t in . C o n d u ctiv ity of T readS tocks. N a tu ra l an d S y n th e tic R u b b e rs ........................ t ..................

C o l e , O. D . See H arriso n , S. R .C o l e m a n , G. H ., M cC l o b x e y , C . M ., a n d K ir b y , R o b e r t . P re p a

ra tio n of T riace ty llev o g lu co san .................................................................C o l l in s , M . R . See G rinsfelder, H enry .C o n n , J . E . See R a h n , O tto .C o o p e r , C . M ., F e r n b t r o m , G . A ., a n d M il l e r , S. A. P erform ance

of A g ita ted G as-L iquid C o n tac to rs . (C orrection , 8 5 7 ).................C o r n , L. H . G raph ica l S o lu tion of T e rn a ry D is tilla tio n P ro b le m s .. C o u c h , J . F . See N aghsk i, Jo seph .C o w a n , J . C ., a n d T e e t e r , H . M . S alts of R esidua l D im erized F a t

A cids. N ew C lass of R esinous S u b stan ce s .........................................C r o s s l e y , R . H ., a n d C a s h io n , C . G . B u ta p ren e N F . C o ld -

R e s is ta n t S y n th e tic R u b b e r ........................................................................

D E E R Y , R . F . See D oum an i, T . F .D e e s e , E . F . See F re a r , G. L.D e n i s o n , G . H ., J r . O xidation of L ub rica tio n Oils. E ffec t of

N a tu ra l S u lfu r C om pounds and of P e rox ides .....................................D e b c h n e r , W . W . See C appe ll, R . G.D ie t z , T . J . See M a s t, W . C.D il l in g h a m , F . W . See D rog in , I .D o a x , K . W . .See A rm strong , R . T.D o o l it t l e , A. K . M echan ism of S o lven t A c tio n ....................................D o u m a n i , T . F ., D e e r y , R . F ., a n d B r a d l e y , W . E . R e c o v e ry of

S u lfu r f ro m S u l fu r D io x id e in W a s te G a se s . (C o r re c tio n , 5 8 3 ) . . D r e g e r , E . E . , K e im , G . I . , M il e s , G . D . , Sh e d l o v b x y , L e o , a n d

R obb , J o h n . S o d iu m A lc o h o l S u lfa te s . P ro p e r t ie s I n v o lv in gS urface A c tiv ity .............. ..........................

D r e w , T . B . See C h ilton , T . H .D r ic x a m e r , H . G ., a n d B r a d f o r d , J . R . V apor-L iqu id E qu ilib rium

C o n s tan ts fo r B enzene, T o luene, an d M ethy lcyclohexane............D r o g in , I . , G r o t e , H . W ., a n d D il l in g h a m , F . W . B ehav io r of

B lacks in R ubbers . E ffec t of B a n b u ry M ix ing ..................................D u b o is , G . F . C h em ist S teps O u t of L a b o ra to ry (P erk in M edal

A w ard A d d ress)................................................................................................D u n c a n , R . W . See C heyney , L a V. E .D u P u is , R . N . See W rig h t, H . J .

E D G E W O R T H -JO H N S T O N E , R . B a tch R ectification . Y ields a tF in ite R eflux R a tio s . (C orrection , 4 8 2 ).............................................

See alto B erry , A. G . V.E d w a r d b , D . A ., a n d B o n il l a , C . F . V iscosity of L iquid S ty ren e

and B u ta d ie n e .............. . ..................................................................................E l l io t t , H . A. See B o rg l in , J . N .E m m e t t , R . A. A c ry lon itrile -B u tad iene C opolym ers. M ix tu res w ith

P lastic ized P o lyv iny l C h lo rid e ...................................................................See alto G arv ey , JB. S ., J r .

E n o l ib , D . T ., a n d F ie b b , H . A . C o n d u c t of A m ino A cids in S yn th e tic Ion E x c h an g e rs ....................................................................................

E r n b t , R . C ., a n d S c h u m a c h e r , E . F . In fra red R a d ia n t H ea tB ak in g of E n a m e ls ..........................................................................................

E r b x in e , A. M ., G r im m , G o d f r e y , a n d H o r n in g , S. C . A m m onium F erro u s P h o sp h a te . P ig m e n t fo r M e ta l P ro tec tiv e P a in t F in ishes.

E r v i n , G u y , J r ., a n d M c C a r t h y , C . E . S epara tion of S u lfa te andC hloride from A lkali C a rb o n a te B rin e s .................................................

E v a n s , C . D ., a n d M a n l e y , R . H . T e rn a ry S o lven ts fo r Z e in .........E w e l l , R . H . , H a r r is o n , J . M ., a n d B e r o , L l o y d . A zeotropic D is

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F A A S S E N , J . W . C h a r t fo r D is til la tio n of B in a ry M ix tu r e s . . . . . .F a it h , W . L ., a n d R o l l in s , E . J . C a ta ly tic V apor-P hase O xidation

of F a t ty O ils ...............................: .................................................................... 91F a r b e r , E d u a r d . See W allerste in , J . S.F a u c e t t e , W . A . See R ehberg , C . E .F e a s t e r , J . F . , a n d A l e x a n d e r , O . R . P lann ing N u trit io n S tudies

In v o lv in g C anned F o o d s ............................................................................... 172See aUo G reenw ood, D . A . . . . . . .

F e i n , M . L ., a n d F i s h e r , C . H . A céty lation of A lkyl L a c ta tes .M eth y l a n d E th y l A lpha-A cetoxyprop ionates ..................................... 235

F e n s x e , M . R . See C arn ah an , F . L.

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F x r g u b o n , R . H ., a n d N o r d b ie c k , H . C ry s ta lliz a tio n of B in a ryan d C om m ercial S oap S y stem s .................................................................. 748

F e r n b t b o m , G. A. See C ooper, C. M .F e b b e l , R . E . See R eitz , H . C.F e t z e r , W . R . Sec C le land , J . E ., and Sair, L.F e u b t e l , I. C . See P o tte r , E . F.F ieb s , H . A. See E nglis, D . T . _F il a c h io n e , E . M ., a n d F ib h e r , C. H . L actic Acid C ondensation

P olym ers. P rep ara tio n b y B atch an d C on tinuous M e th o d s .......... 223P rep ara tio n of M eth y l A cetoxyprop ionate . P rep a ra tio n from

L actic A cid, A cetic A cid, an d M e th a n o l................................................. 472F ib h x r , C. H ., M a s t , W . C ., R e h b e r g , C . E . t a n d S m it h , L. T .

L actoprene— N ew S y n th e tic R u b b er. V ulcanization of A crylicR esin s ............................................................................................................... 1032

R a t c h f o r d , W . P ., a n d S m it h , L. T . M e th y l A cry la te P ro d u c tio nby P yro lysis of M eth y l A ce to x y p ro p io n a te ............................

See also F ern, M . L .f F ilach ione , E . M ., M as t, W . C .f and R chberg ,C . E .

F i b b e r , R . C . H ea tin g an d C ooling T im es in C ircu la ting S y s te m s .. 939F l a n d e r s , R . E . T echnology an d In d u s tr ia l M an ag em en t in P ostw ar 400 F o n t a in e , T . D ., a n d B u r n e t t , R . S. P ep tiza tio n of N itrogenous

C o n s titu en ts of S o lv en t-E x tra c ted P e a n u t M e a l . . . . ....................... 164Ba m u e l b , C a r o l y n , a n d I r v in o , G . W ., J r . P ro p ertie s of P e a n u t

M eal. Influence of P rocessing F a c to r s ................................................. 625«S«e alto B u rn e t t , R . S.

F o o t e , N . M . T h e rm o p las tic F low of P o ly s ty re n e ................................. 244F o r m a n , D . B . E ffec t of E las to m e r C ry sta lliz a tio n on T ests fo r

F reeze R es is ta n ce ................................................................................. ... • • • 738F o u b t , H . C ., M a c k , D . E ., a n d R u b h t o n , J . H . G as-L iqu id C on

ta c tin g b y M ixers ........................................................................................ ■ ■ 517F r a n c is , A. W ; C ritica l So lu tion T e m p era tu re s w ith C y d io H y d ro

c a rb o n s ............................................................................ .. • ..................... ■ 1096H igher P araffin H y d rocarbons. C o rre la tion of P hysica l P ro p e r tie s . 256S o lven t S e lec tiv ity fo r H y d ro carb o n s M easured b y C ritica l Solution

T e m p e ra tu re ....................................................................................................... 764F r e a r , G . L ., D e e b e , E . F ., a n d L e f f o r o e , J . W . C alcium M e ta

p h o sp h a te . E ffec t of Im p u ritie s on F u sib ility , C itra te 8o lub iiity ,an d H y g ro sco p ic ity ................................................................................ 835

O oa, E . F . , a n d H u l l , L . H . P refe ren tia l O xidation of P hospho rusin P resence of C arbon M onox ide .............................................................. 927

F r e n c h , P . M . See S pringer, S tew art.F k t l in o , C . F ., a n d H a r r in o t o n , E . W . E m ulsion P o lym eriza tion .

p H of M ixtures of A queous Soap Solutions an d M onom er* ............ 114

G A L A T , A L E X A N D E R . N ew 'Processes for S u lfan ilam ide ................ 192G a l l , E . C . See B row n, A. E .G a r d n e r , K e n n e t h . See M cB ain , J . W .G a r e y , J . C . See B aue rn fe ind , J . C .G a r v e y , B . S ., J r . , a n d E m m e t t , R . A. S u n lig h t R esis tance of

H y ca r O R C o m p o u n d s .................................................................................. 209See aUo Ju v e , A. E .

G k h m a n , S. D . S tiffening E ffec t of P igm en ts in R u b b e r ........................ 715G b r m a n n , F . E . E ., a n d G e r m a n n , R . P . L ine C oo rd in a te R e p re

s e n ta tio n of S o lub ility C u rv e s .................................................................... 93G x b m a n n , R . P . See preceding item .G kbalxr , A. M . See Z app , R . L.G il m o n t , R o g e r , a n d O t h m e r , D . F . C om position of V apors from

Boiling B in a ry Solu tions. W a te r-A ce tic Acid S ystem a t A tm o spheric an d S ubatm o sp h eric P ressu re s .................................................. 1061

See alto O thm er, D . F .•Gl e n n , J . B . O utlook fo r F oreign T ra d e In P o stw a r.............................. 394•G o rd o n , W . G. See B row n, A. E .•G r e a t h o u b e , G . A. See M arsh , P . B .■ G reen , B . K . See W ilaon, G . 'J .'G r e e n , S. J . , a n d M c C a r t h y , C . E . E x tra c tio n of P o tass iu m C a r

bo n a te from W yom ing ite . K inetics of B ase-E xchange R eactionw ith S od ium C a rb o n a te ................................................................................ 412

•G r e e n w o o d , D . A ., K r a y b il l ̂H . R ., F e a b t e r , J . F . , a n d J a c k b o n ,J . M . V itam in R e ten tio n m Processed M ea t. E ffec t of T h erm alP rocessing ............................................................................................................ 922

-G b ib b i n b , M . F . See A lderfer, R . B .G b im m , G o d f b e y . See E rsk ine , A . M .

-G b in b f e l d e b , H e n r y , a n d C o l l in s , M . R . P lyw ood B o n d in g .............. 152See also K lein , L ouis.

■Gr ib w o l d , J o h n , M o r r ib , J . W ., a n d V a n B e r g , C . F . P u re H ydro ca rbons from P e tro leu m . D ev e lo p m en t of L a b o ra to ry P ilo t-P la n t S creen -P la te F ra c tio n a tin g C o lu m n s........................................... 1119

•G b o t e , H . W . See D rog in , I.

lH A L E , F R E D . See L y m an , C . M .H a l x y , D . E . See A lderfer, R . B .

•H a l l . C . E ., H a u b e b , E . A ., l e B e a u , D . S .. S c h m it t , F . O ., a n d T a l a l a y , P . N a tu ra l a n d S y n th e tic R u b b e r F ib ers . E lec tronM icroscope S tu d ie s .......................................................................................... 634

iH a l l , J . L. See H e a d le e , A. J . W .H a m m e b b c h m id t , E . G . See C appe ll, R . G.H a n e y , R . E . D ., a n d B l ib b , H a r d in g . C om pressib ilities of N i

tro g e n -C arb o n D ioxide M ix tu re s .............................................................. 985:H a n b o n . G . H ., K u ib t , B . B . , a n d B r o w n , G . G . L iq u id D ensities

of V olatile H ydrocarbon M ix tu re s ............................................................ 1161H a r g b e a v e b . E . See R ich ard s , A . R .H a b m o n , R . E . See M orris , R . E .H a b b in o t o n , E . W . 5«« F ry lin g , C . F .H a r r is o n , J . G ., J r . See B en e n a ti , R . F .

'H a b r is o n , J . M . See E w ell, R . H .H a r r i s o n , S. R ., a n d C o l e , O. D . T im e-T em p era tu re R ela tions

in O ven A ging of G R -S ................................................................................. 702CH a b b , H . B . See B arn ey , A. L.H a t c h e s , B. W . See M a c ln tire , W . H .H a u g e , 8 . M .t Z s c h e il e , F . P ., C a b b ic k , C . W ., a n d B o h b e n , B . B.

H om ogenized L iqu id an d D ried Eggs. S ta b ility of V itam in Aan d C aro ten o id s d u rin g D eh y d ra tio n an d S to ra g e ............................ 1065

.H a u b e b , E . A. See H all, C . E .’.H a y e k , M a b o n , a n d S h b i n e b , R . L . H ydro lysis of S ta rc h b y S u l-

fu rous A c id .......................................................................................................... 1001¡ H e a d l e e , A. J . W ., a n d H a l l , J . L . H ea tin g V alue of N a tu ra l G as.

D ete rm in a tio n of T o ta l an d N e t V alues w ith W ater-F lo w GasC a lo rim e te r ......................................................................................................... 953

• O riskany N a tu ra l G as. C om position an d P ro p e rtie s ............................ 299

H e b e b l e i n , D . G „ a n d C l if c o b n , L . E . V itam in C o n te n t of D eh y d ra ted F oods. E ffec t of P ackag ing an d S to ra g e ......................... 912

See also C lifcorn, L . E .H e b s h , R . E . See C arn a h an , F . L.H e r z o g , R o b e r t . C orrelations of C ritica l C o n stan ts w ith P a ra c h o rs . 997H e w b o n , E . W . A tm ospheric P o llu tion b y H eav y I n d u s tr y ............. 195H ic k b - B b u u n , M . M ., R it z , B . L . , L e d l e y , R . E ., J b . , a n d B b u u n ,

J . H . M inera l Oil O x id a tio n .................................................................... 562H il b e b t , G . E . See M acM aste rs , M . M ., and W histle r, R . L .H ix s o n , A. W . N a tu re an d M easu re of A g ita tio n .................................. 488

a n d B a u m , S. J . M ass T ra n sfe r an d C hem ical R eactio n in L iquid-Solid A g ita tio n ................................................................................................. 528

H o a k , R . D ., L ew’is , C . J . , a n d H o d g e , W . W . B asic ity F ac to rs ofL im estone an d Lim e. E v a lu a tio n as N eu tra liz ing A g en ts ........... 274

H o d g e , W . W . See preceding item.H o l c o m b , D . E . T herm o d y n am ic P ro p erties of L igh t H ydrocarbons

(C orrespondence)............................................................................................ 384H o l l a n d , B. R . See L y m an , C . M .H o l l is t e b , J . W . See M orris , R . E .H o l l o w a y , C l a b e , J b . , a n d T h u b b 'e b , S. H . P h ase B ehav io r in

S ystem s of H y d ro ca rb o n -F u rfu ra l-W ate r .............................................. 980H o b n in o , S. C . See E rsk ine , A. M .H o u l t o n , H . G . H e a t T ra n sfe r in V o ta to r ................................................ 522H o w a r d , J . B. See K em p , A. R .H u l b u r t , H . M . C hem ical Processes in C o n tinuous F low S ystem s.

R ea c tio n K in e tic s ............................................................................................. 1012H u l l , L. H . See F rea r, G . L.H u n t e r , C . M . See M eissner, H . P .H u n t e r , J . B . , a n d B l is s , H a r d in o . T herm o d y n am ic P ro p erties of

A queous S a lt S o lu tions. L a te n t H eat« of V apo riza tion a n d O th er P ro p erties b y G as C u rre n t M e th o d .......................................................... 945

IN G M A N S O N , J . H . See K em p , A . R . I r v in g , G . W ., J r . See F o n ta in e , T , D .

J A C K M A N , H . W . See R e e d , F . H .J a c k b o n , J . M . See G re e n w o o d , D . A .J a c k s o n , R . W . See B ro w n , A . E .J a c k b o n , W . R . , a n d M a c e k , T . J . B C o m p le x V i ta m in s in S u g a r

C a n e a n d S u g a r C a n e J u i c e ................................................................................. 261J e b e n b , R . H . See C h ilto n , T . H .J o h n s t o n e , H . F . } a n d W in b c h e , W . E . F u s e d S a l t M ix tu r e s as

R e a c tio n M e d ia ........................................................................................................... 435J o n e s , H . C . R e in fo rc e m e n t o f G R -S w i th Z in e O x id e ............................ 641J u m p , J . A ., Z a r o w , A . I . , a n d S t a r k , W . H . D e h y d r a te d S w ee t

P o ta to e s fo r E th a n o l P r o d u c t io n .........................................................‘ . . . . 1138J u n g e , C . O ., J r . See L o w ry , H . H .J u v e , A . E . , a n d G a r v e y , B . S ., J r . E f fe c t of T im e a n d T e m p e r a

t u r e o f C u r e on G R -S T r e a d S to c k s : C h a n g e in P ro p e r t ie s , 212;C u r e in T h ic k S e c tio n s ............................................................................................ 215

K A L I N S K E , A . A ., a n d P i e n , C . L . E d d y D if fu s io n ............................. 220K a m m e r m e y e r , K a r l . W e ir F lo w in O v e rf lo w in g T a n k s ....................... 202K a t z , D . L . See M c C u rd y , J . L .K a u f m a n , J . G . See W o o d w a rd , C . F .K e im , G . I . See D re g e r , E . E .K e l l e y , E . G . See W a ll , M . E .K e l l e y , K . K . S p ec if ic H e a t o f Z irc o n iu m D io x id e a t L o w T e m

p e ra tu re s ........................................................................................................................... 377S p e c if ic H e a ts a t L o w T e m p e r a tu r e s o f T i ta n iu m a n d T i ta n iu m

C a r b id e .............................................................................................................................. 865K e m p , A . R . , I n o m a n s o n , J . H . , H o w a r d , J . B . , a n d W a l l d e r , V . T .

B u n a S f o r W ire I n s u l a t i o n .................................................................................. 361M a l m , F . S ., a n d S t ir a t e l l i , B . S o lu b il i ty a n d D iffu s io n o f 8 u l fu r

in S y n th e t i c E la s to m e r s ......................................................................................... 109a n d 8 t r a i t i f f , W . G . S t r u c t u r a l F e a tu r e s o f B u n a S . R e la tio n to

P h y s ic a l P r o p e r t ie s .................................................................................................... 707See also M c M a n o n , W ., and S e lk e r , M . L .

K e n n e d y , A . B . See M c K in n e y , R . S.K e r s t e in , N . A . See P ip e r , J . D .K e t t e r in o , C . F . E f fe c t of M o le c u la r S t r u c tu r e o f F u e ls o n P o w e r

a n d E ffic ien cy o f I n te r n a l C o m b u s tio n E n g in e s .................................. 1079T r ib u te t o T h o m a s M id g le y , J r . ( In s e r t p rec e d in g p a g e 1077.)

K i n g , H . H . See S ilk e r , R . E .K ir b y , R o b e b t . See C o le m a n , G . H .K l e i n , L o u ib , G b in b f e l d e b , H e n b y , a n d B a il e y , S . D . C o m

p a r is o n o f M e th o d s fo r Im p r o v in g W o o d ................................................... 252K l s in h a n b , H . L ., J b . See O th m e r , D . F .K l i n e , L e o , M a c D o n n e l l , L . R . , a n d L i n e w e a v e r , H a n s . B a o -

t e r i a l P r o te in a s e f ro m W a s te A s p a ra g u s B u t t s ........................................ 1152K o c h , W il l ia m . N itro c e llu lo se L a c q u e rs . E v a lu a t io n o f L o w -

V isc o s ity N itro c e llu lo se s in N o n o x id iz in g A lk y d R e s in L a c q u e rs . 756 K o l l m a n , R . C . See O th m e r , D . F .K b a y b il l , H . R . See G re e n w o o d , D . A .K u ib t , B . B . See H a n s o n , G . H .K u b t h , E . F . See B u c h a n a n , M . A ., and L ew is , H . F .K u t o b h , St e p h e n . See Z e tU e m o y e r , A . C .

L A C E Y , w . N . See O lds, R . H ., and R eam er, H . H .L a L a n d e , W . A ., J b . , M c C a r t e r , W . S . W ., a n d S a n b o b n , J . B.

B au x ite as D ry in g A d so rb e n t.................................................................... 99L a n o f o b d , C . T . See B lo tte r , R . L.L a u f e b , 8 t e p h e n . See R o b e r ts , M a r t in .L a w t o n , T . 8 . , J b . , a n d N a b o n , H . K . E ffe c t o f U l t r a v io le t L ig h t

on C ellulose A ceta te a n d N itr a te .............................................................. 1128L e d l e y , R . E ., J b . See H ick s-B ru u n , M . M .L e f f o b o e , J . W . See F re a r , G . L .L e g a u l t , R . R . See M a tc h e tt , J . R .L e v it o n , A b b a h a m . A dsorp tion of R iboflav in b y Lactose. Influence

of T e m p e ra tu re .................................................................................................. 744L e w is , C . J . See H oak, R . D .L e w is . H . F .. B r a u n s , F . E .. B u c h a n a n , M . A ., a n d K u b t h , E . F .

C hem ical C om position of Redw ood B a rk ............................................ 759See also B uch an an , M . A ., M anuel, W . A ., and P ea rl, I. A.

L e w is , R . W ., a n d B b o w n , O. W . C a ta ly tic V apor-P hase O xidationof Picolines over V an ad a te C a ta ly s ts ...................................................... 890

I . ie b m a n n , A . J . See d e B e c z e , G e o rg e .L in e w e a v e r , H a n s , See K lin e , L eo .L is k a , J . W . E f fe c t o f L o w T e m p e r a tu r e s on Y o u n g 's M o d u lu s of

E la s to m e r s ...................................................................................................................... 40L it t l e , J . R . See A rm s tro n g , R . T .L o v e l a c e , F . E . See C a r p e n te r , D . C .L o w r y , H . H ., a n d J u n g e , C . O ., J r . S ig n if ic a n c e o f C r i te r ia of C o a l

P l a s t i c i t y .......................................................................................................................... 30 8L u e c k , R . H ., a n d B r ig h t o n , K . W . M e ta l lic S u b s t i t u te s fo r H o t-

D ip p e d T in P l a te . P e r fo rm a n c e in W a r t im e C a n s ............................... 532L u k o f b k y , 8 . S . B le n d in g A v ia t io n G a so lin e C o m p o n e n ts ................... 1085L u n d o r e n , H . P . , a n d O C o n n e l l , R . A . A rtif ic ia l F ib e rs f ro m

C o r p u s c u la r a n d F ib ro u s P r o te i n s ................................................................... 37 0L y l e , R . See B ru c e , P . L .L y m a n , C . M ., H o l l a n d , B . R . , a n d I I a l e , F r e d . P ro c e s s in g C o t to n

se ed M e a l. M a n u fa c tu r in g M e th o d fo r E l im in a t in g T o x ic Q u a l i t i e s ........................................................................................................................... 188

M A C A L U S O , P a t . S y n e rg y in I n d u s t r ia l C h e m is t r y ............................... 1071M c B a in , J . W ., G a r d n e r , K e n n e t h , a n d V o l d , R . D . S o a p -B o ilin g

E q u i l ib r ia fo r S o d iu m S te a r a te . N e w P h a s e , K e t t l e W a x ................ 8 0 8See also R osa , S y d n e y .

M c C a r t e r , W . S . W . See L a L a n d e , W , A ., J r .M c C a r t h y , C . E . See E r v in , G u y , J r . , G re e n , S . J . , and M e y e r , E . G . M cC l o s k e y , C . M . See C o le m a n , G . H .M c C r e a d y , R . M . See O w en s, H . S .M cC u r d y , J . L ., a n d K a tz , D . L . P h a s e E q u i l ib r ia in S y s te m

E th a n e - E th y le n e - A c e ty le n e ................................................................................. 074M c D o n a l d , H . J . , a n d M c M il l a n , W . R . C a rb o n T e t r a c h lo r id e -

T e tra c h lo ro e th y le n e S y s te m . V a p o r P re s s u re a n d L iq u id -V a p o rC o m p o s it io n .................................................................................................................. 1175

M a cD o n n e l l , L . R . See K lin e , L eo .M a c e k , T . J . See J a c k s o n , W . R .M cG i n n i s , R . A . See S k a a r , K . S.M a c I n t i r e , W . H „ W in t e r b e r o , S . H . , M a r s h a l l , H . L ., P a l m e r ,

G e o r g e , a n d H a t c h e r , B . W , I n d u s t r ia l P r e c ip i ta te d T r i c a lc iu m P h o s p h a te s . V a r ia n c e in C h e m ic a l , S t r u c tu r a l , a n dF e r t i l i z e r P r o p e r t ie s ................................................................................................. 547

M a c k , D . E . See F o u s t , H . C .M c K in n e y , R . S ., R o s e , W . G . , a n d K e n n e d y , A . B . C o n t in u o u s

P ro c e ss fo r S o lv e n t E x t r a c t io n of T u n g O i l .............................................. 138M a c l a y , W . D . See O w en s, H . S.M c M a h o n . W ., a n d K e m p , A . R . P ig m e n t I n c o r p o r a t io n in G R -S

th ro u g h L a te x .............................................................................................................. 735M a c M a s t e r s , M . M ., a n d H il b e r t , G . E . G lu t in o u s C o rn a n d

S o rg h u m S ta rc h e s ...................................................................................................... 958M c M il l a n , W . R . See M c D o n a ld , H . J .M a e n g w y n - D a v ie s , G . D . See W a lle rs te in , J . S.M a o n e , F . C . See W a k e h a m , H e lm u t .M a l l a r d , P . A . Se« M o rr is , R . E .M a l m , F . S . See K e m p , A . R .M a n l e y , R . H . See E v a n s , C . D .M a n u e l , W . A ., a n d L e w is , H . F . R e d w o o d T a n n in . U se a s D e

p r e s s a n t fo r C a lc ite a n d Q u a r t* in F lo ta t io n o l F lu o r s p a r ................ 1169M a r s h , P . B ., G r e a t h o u s e , G . A ., B o l l e n b a c h e r , K a t h a r in a , a nd

B u t l e r , M . L . C o p p e r S o a p s as R o t-P ro o f in g A g e n ts on F a b r ic s ....................................................................................................................................... 170

M a r s h a l l , H . L . See M a c In t ir e * W . H .M a s s ie , G . M . a n d W a r n e r , A. E . V u lc a n iz a tio n a n d H e a t A ging

of G R - S ............................................................................................................................ 720M a s t , W . C ., R e h b e r q , C . E . , D ie t z , T . J . , a n d F is h e r , C . H .

V u lc a n iz a tio n of S a tu ra te d A c ry lic R e s in s ......................... ...................... 1022S m it h , L . T . , a n d F i s h e r , C . H . V u lc a n iz e d A c ry lic R e s in s .

C o p o ly m e rs of E th y l A c ry la te a n d A U yl M a le a te ............................... 1027See also F ia h e r , C . H .

M a t c h e t t , J , R ., L e q a u l t , R . R . , N im m o , C . C . , a n d N o t t e r , G .K . T a r t r a te s f ro m G ra p e W a ste s . U se of I o n E x c h a n g e rs inA c id -C a rb o n a te C y c le ............................................................................................. 851

M e is s , P . E . , T r e a d w a y , R . .H . , a n d S m it h , L . T . W h ite P o ta toS ta rc h e s ............................................................................................................................ 159

M e is s n e r , H . P . , a n d S t o k e s , C . A . S o lv e n t D e h y d r a t io n b yS a l t in g O u t . P re d ic t io n o f M a x im u m D e g re e of D e h y d r a t io n . . 810

S t o k e s , C . A ., H u n t e r , C . M „ a n d M o r r o w , G . M ., I I I . S o lv e n t D e h y d r a t io n b y S a l t in g O u t . C o n t in u o u s C o u n te rc u r r e n tD e h y d r a t io n .................................................................................................................. 917

M e y e r , E . G ., a n d M c C a r t h y , C . E . R e m o v a l of D is so lv e d S ilicaf ro m A lk a li C a r b o n a te B r in e s ............................................................................ 420

M id o l e y , T h o m a s , J r . M e ssa g e f ro m O u r P r e s id e n t ( E d i t o r ia l ) ------ 1M i l e s , G . D . See D re g e r , E . E .M il l e r , C . O ., a n d B a r l e y , R . C . C o r r e la t io n of V a p o r -L iq u id

E q u i l ib r ia D a ta fo r H y d r o c a rb o n s ................................................................. 1018M il l e r , E l m e r . See T h a c k e r , C . M .M il l e r , F . D . , a n d R u s h t o n , J . H . M a ss V e lo c ity T h e o ry fo r

L iq u id A g i ta t io n ......................................................................................................... 499M il l e r , S . A . See C o o p e r , C . M .M o r r e l l , C . E . See R o b e y , R . F .M o r r is , J . W . See G risw o ld , J o h n .M o r r ib , R . E . , B a r r e t t , A . E . , H a r m o n , R . E . , a n d W e r k e n t h in ,

T . A . E f fe c t of B le n d in g N a tu r a l R u b b e r s w ith G R - S .................. 00H o l l is t e r , J . W ., a n d M a l l a r d , P . A . C u r e o f G R -S in T h ic k

A r t ic le s .............................................................................................................................. 049M o r r is , S . G . See S m ith , L . T .M o r r o w , G . M ., I I I . See M e is s n e r , H . P .M o s h e r , P . R . See B o rg lin , J . N .

N A G H S K I , J o s e p h , B e in h a r t , E . G . t a n d C o u c h , J . F . F i re - C u r e dT o b a c c o s . P h e n o l , N ic o tin e , a n d B a c te r ia l C o n t e n t s ........................ 550

N a s o n , H . K . See L a w to n , T . S . , J r .N a y l o r , B . F . H ig h - T e m p e r a tu r e H e a t C o n te n ts of F e r ro u s a n d

M a g n e s iu m C h r o m ite s ............................................................................................ 933N e a l , A . M ., a n d O t t e n h o f f , P ie t e r . F a c to r s In f lu e n c in g P la s

t i c i ty a n d R e c o v e ry o f G R -S .............................................................................. 053G R -S V u lc a n iz a te s . R e s is ta n c e to V a rio u s T y p e s o f A g in g ............... 352

N im m o , C . C . See M a tc h e t t , J . R .N o r d s ie c k , H . See F e rg u s o n , R . H .N o t t e r , G . K . See M a tc h e t t , J . R .

O 'C O N N E L L , R . A. See L u n d g ren , H . P .O f n e r , A l f r e d . S ynthesis of R acem ic M entho l from T hym ol (C orre

spondence) ......................................................................................................... 860

O o a , E . F . See F re a r , G. L.O l c o t t , H . S. See R e itz , H . C .O l d s , R . H ., R e a m e r , H . H ., S a g e , B . H ., a n d L a c e y , W . N . P hase

E q u ilib ria in H ydro carb o n S ystem s. V olum etric B ehav io r ofn -B u ta n e ..............................................................................................................

See also R eam er, H . H .O r n i n o , A. A. R ea c tiv ity of Solid F u e ls .....................................................O t h m e r , D . F . C o rre la ting V apor P ressu re a n d E q u ilib riu m C on

s ta n t D a ta . (C o rrec tion , 8 0 5 ) ..................................................................a n d B e n e n a t i , R . F . G as S olubility an d P a rtia l P ressu re . N om o

g rap h fo r C orre la tion of D a ta ...................................................................a n d G il m o n t , R o o e r . C orre la tin g V apor C om poaitiona and

R ela ted P ropertiea of S o lu tio n s .................................................................a n d K l e in h a n s , H . L ., J r . N itra tio n of T o luene. C on tinuous

P a r tia l P ressu re P rocess U sing N itric A cid A lo n e ..............................K o l l m a n , R . C ., a n d W h i t e , R . E . G as-L iqu id Solub ilities and

P ressures in P resence of A ir. A cetone-W ater an d A cetone-H ydro carb o n Oil S y stem s ...................................................................

See also G ilm o n t, R oger, P apps, G eorge, S aw yer, F . G ., Scheibel, E . G ., and S ch m u tz le r, A. F.

O t t e n h o f f , P i e t e r . See N eal, A. M .O w e n s , H . S ., M c C r e a d y , R . M ., a n d M a c l a y , W. D . E nzym ic

P rep ara tio n an d E x trac tio n of P ec tin ic A cids....................................

P A L M E R , G e o r g e . See M a c In t ire , W . H .P a p p s , G e o r o e , a n d O t h m e r , D . F . T a ll O il. S ep ara tio n of 8te a ric

an d A bietic A cids by S elective A dsorp tion a f te r H y d ro g en a tio n . . P a r d e e , W . A ., a n d W e i n r i c h , W h it n e y . P hysica l P ro p erties of

A lky la ted P h en o ls ............................................................................................P a t t o n . T . C . G rap h ica l M ethods fo r T e m p era tu re D is tr ib u tio n

w ith U n stead y H e a t F lo w ............................................................................P e a r l , I. A ., a n d L e w is , H . F . R ed u c tio n of N itro b e n zen e w ith

Sulfite W aste L iq u o r .......................................................................................P e c k , R . E ., a n d B r o m l e y , L. A. D esign ing C ondensers. E s t im a t

ing T h e ir C ap a c itie s ........................................................................................P e r l m a n , D a v id . P ro d u c tio n of 2 ,3 -B u ty lene G lycol from W ood

H y d ro ly za te s ......................................................................................................P ie c h , F . E . See B racken , W . O.P i e n , C. L. See K alinake, A. A.P i p e r , J . D ., a n d K e r s t e in , N . A. O il-P ap e r D ielectrics. P ow er

F ac to rs a n d R e la te d P ro p ertie s of Im p re g n a te d C ab le an dF ilte r P a p s r s ......................................................................................................

P it z e r , K . S. T herm odynam ics of G aseous P araffins. Specific H e a tan d R e la ted P ro p e rtie s ..................................................................................

P l u m b , D . S . V inyl B u ty ra ls in R u b b e r I n d u s try ...................................P o t t e r , E . F . , W il l ia m s , K . T ., S w e n s o n , T . L ., a n d F e u b t e l , I. C .

T a n n in E x tra c t from W estern H em lock B a rk .....................................P o w e r s , P . O. P rep a ra tio n of Viscous P heno lic R es in s ........................

See also A dam s, H . E .P r e t t . m a n , I. B . T re ad C rack ing of N a tu ra l a n d S y n th e tic R u b b e r

S to ck s ....................................................................................................................

R A H N , O t t o , a n d C o n n , J . E . E ffec t of In crea se in A cid ity onA n tisep tic E fficiency .......................................................................................

R a t c h f o r d , W . P . See F isher, C . H.R e a m e r , H . H ., O l d s , R . H ., S a g e , B. H ., a n d L a c e y , W . N . P hase

E q u ilib ria in H ydro carb o n S ystem s: M e th a n e -C a rb o n D ioxideS ystem in G aseous R egion , 88; C om positions of C 9ex isting P hases of n -B u ta n e -W a te r S ystem in T h ree-P h ase R egion , 381;V olum etric B ehav io r of E th a n e ...............................................................

See also O lds, R . H .R e e d , F . H ., a n d J a c k m a n , H . W . D om estic C oke from Illino is

C oals. E xperim en ta l S ole-H eated O v en ......... . ....................... ..R e e v e s , R . E . S tab iliz a tion of O xidized C o tto n F ib er (C o rre c tio n ) . R e h b e r q , C. E ., F a u c e t t e , W . A ., a n d F i s h e r , C . H . P rep a ra tio n

of M eth y l A cetoxyp rop ionate . R eac tio n of L actic A cid w ithM eth y l A c e ta te ......................... . ' .....................................................................

See also F isher, C . H ., an d M ast, W . C.R e h n e r , J o h n , J r . S tru c tu re of C opo lym ers of Iso b u ty len e and

Iso p re n e ........................................................................................................U n sa tu ra tio n of P o ly isobu ty lenes an d B u ty l R u b b e r. R eactions

w ith N itrosobenzene, T h iocyanogen , Iod ine M onoch lo ride, andO zone....................................................................................................................

R e it z , H . C ., F e r r e l , R . E ., a n d O l c o t t , H . S. G el-F orm ingD eriv a tiv e of W h e a t G lu te n ............................................................

R ic h a r d s , A. R ., a n d H a r g r e a v e s , E . V apor-L iqu id E q u ilib r ia ofC lose-Boiling B inary H y d ro carb o n M ix tu re s .......................................

R it z , B. L. See H icks-B ruun , M . M .R o b e r t s , M a r t in , L a u f e r , S t e p h e n , S t e w a r t , E . D ., a n d S a l e -

t a n , L . T . S accharification of W h e a t b y F u n g a l A m ylases forA lcohol P ro d u c tio n ......................................... .................. ; .................

R o b e r t s o n , J . W . R ad io Pow er fo r Processing C hem ical M a te ria ls . R o b e y , R . F . , W i e s e , H . K ., a n d M o r r e l l , C . E . S ta b i lity of

B u ta d ie n e ........................................................... ................................................R o g e r s , H . S. F u tu re of Technica l E d u ca tio n in P o stw a r...................R o l l in s , E . J . See F a ith , W . L.R o m b e r g , J . W . See T ra x le r, R . N.R o s e , W . G . See M cK inney , R . S.R o s s , J o h n . See D reger, E . E . #R o s s , S y d n e y , a n d M cB a i n , J . W . In h ib itio n of F oam ing m Solven ts

C o n ta in in g K now n F o a m e rs .......................................................................R o sa , W . H . , A d a m s , J . R ., Y e e , J . Y ., a n d W h it t a k e r , C. W . P rep a

ra tio n of A m m onium N itra te for F ertilizer U se . ................................R u d o l f s , W il l e m . E ffect of So lven ts on S ludge D ig es tio n .................R u s h t o n , J . H . See F o u s t, H . C ., and M iller, r . D .R y n k ie w ic z , L . M . See C la sh , R . F . , J r . .R y z n a r , J . W . P re p a ra tio n an d P u rifica tion of H y d ro u s O xide Sols

by Ion E x c h an g e rs ...........................................................................................

S A G E , B . H . See O lds, R . H ., and R eam er, H . H .S a ir , L ., a n d F e t z e r , W . R . W a te r S o rp tion b y C o rn s ta rc h and

C om m ercial M odifications of S ta rc h e s ....................................................W a te r S o rp tion b y S ta rc h e s .............................................................................

S a l e t a n , L. T . See R o b e rts , M artin .S a l y in , S . B. Influence of Z inc O xide on P a in t M o ld s ..........................S a m u e l s , C a r o l y n . See F o n ta in e , T . D .S a n b o r n , J . B . See L a L ande, W . A ., J r .

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S a w y e r , F . G . t a n d O t h m e r . D . F . A d s o rp tio n o f S o lv e n t V a p o rso n C o m m e rc ia l A c t iv a te d C a r b o n ................................................................... 894

S c h a d e , A . L . See W a lle rs te in , J . S.S c h e ib e r , E . G m a n d O t h m e r , D . F . H y d r o c a rb o n G a s e s . S p ec ific

H e a ts a n d P o w e r R e q u i re m e n ts fo r C o m p re s s io n ................................. 68 0S c h m i t t , F . O . Se« H a l l , C . E .S c h m u t z l e r , A . F . , a n d Ot h m e r , D . F . P r in t in g In k s f ro m C o llo id a l

D is p e rs io n s o f S o y b e a n P r o t e i n ........................................................................ 847B c h n e i d e r , W . K . See Y o u n g , G . H .S c h r e n k , W . G . See B ilk er, R . E .S c h u m a c h e r , E . F . See E r n s t , R . C .S c h w a r z , H . F . C o m p o u n d in g G R -S w ith C h a n n e l B la c k a n d

M in e ra l R u b b e r ........................................................................................................... 51S c h w e y e r , H . E . See T r a i l e r , R . N .S e a g r e n , G . W , See Y o u n g , G . H .S e l x e r , M . L ., a n d K e m p , A . R . S u lfu r L in k a g e in V u lc a n iz e d

R u b b e r s : R e a c tio n of M e th y l I o d id e w ith S u lfu r C o m p o u n d s ,1 6 ; R e a c tio n o f M e th y l I o d id e w ith V u lc a n i i a te s ............................ 20

S h a p i r o , H y m in . See C a l in g a e r ^ G e o rg e .8 h e d lo v b k y , L e o . See D re g e r , E . E .S h e e h a n , D . M . A c c o u n t in g a n d F in a n c ia l P ro b le m s in P o s t w a r . . 401S h e e n , R . T . , a n d W o o d r u f f , E . B . S e le c tiv e C a lc iu m S o f te n in g fo r

I n d u s t r ia l W a te r S u p p l ie s ..................................................................................... 971S h e l t o n , J . R . , a n d W i n n , H u q h . A g in g o f G R -S V u lc a n iia te s in

A ir , O x y g e n , a n d N i t r o g e n ................................................................................... 72 8S h i e l d s , D . See V a n H o o k , A n d re w .S h o m a t e , C . H . F e r ro u s a n d M a g n e s iu m C h ro m ite s . S p ec if ic H e a ts

a t L o w T e m p e r a tu r e s .............................................................................................. 91 0S h r e v e , R . N . I n o rg a n ic A s p e c ts of U n i t P ro c e sse s . I n t r o d u c t io n . 411

a n d C a r t e r , R . P . P ro c e s s fo r A m in o g u a n id in e . ( C o r re s p o n d e n c e , 9 5 5 ) ......................................................................................................................... 423

C a r t e r , R . P . , a n d W i l l i s , J . M , A z o D y e s f ro m A m in o g u a n id i n e ............................................................................. ........................................................ 426

8 h r i n e r , R . L . See H a y e k , M a so n .S il x e r , K . E . , S c h r e n jc , W . G ., a n d K i n o , H . H . C a r o te n e C o n te n t

of A lfa lfa . R e te n t io n on D e h y d r a t io n a n d S to r a g e ............................. 831S k a a r , K . S ., a n d M c G i n n i s , R . A . P u r if ic a t io n o f S u g a r B e e t

J u ic e s . C o n t in u o u s C a r b o n a t io n a n d C la r i f ic a t io n ............................. 574S l o t t e r , R . L ., a n d L a n o p o r d , C . T . W h e a t B ta rc h M a n u fa c tu r e .

N e w M e th o d ................................................................................................................. 404S m ith , A . K . See B e l te r , P . A .S m it h , J . C . T ie L in es in Q u a te rn a r y L iq u id 8 y s te m s ............................... 68S m i th , K e i t h . See W o o d b u rn , H . M .S m it h , L . T . , a n d M o r r is , S . G . D e x t r in iz a t io n o f P o t a to S ta r c h

w ith G a se o u s H y d ro g e n C h lo r id e .................................................................... 1052See also F is h e r , C . H . , M a s t , W . C ., and M e iss , P . E .

S m it h , W . R . , a n d W i l k e s , G . B . T h e r m a l C o n d u c t iv i ty o f C a rb o nB la c k s ................................................................................................................................. 1111

S o r o o s , H a r o l d . See C a l in g a e r t , G eo rg e .S p e r r y , D . R . A n a ly s is of f i l t r a t i o n D a t a ...................................................... 323S p r in o e r , St e w a r t , a n d F r e n c h , P . M . V ita m in A in S h a r k L iv e r

O ils. S h a l lo w -W a te r S h a r k s a n d R a y s o f F lo r id a R e g io n .............. 190S t a r e , W . H . See J u m p , J . A.S t e i n b e r g , M a r t i n . See C o h a n , L . H .S t e in o u r , H . H . R a te of S e d im e n ta t io n : N o n f lo c c u la te d S u s p e n

s io n s of U n ifo rm S p h e re s , 6 1 8 ; S u sp e n s io n s o f U n ifo rm -S iz e A n g u la r P a r tic le s , 8 4 0 ; C o n c e n t ra te d F lo c c u la te d S u sp e n s io n s ofP o w d e r s ............................................................................................................................ 901

St e v e n s , R a y m o n d . T r e n d s in R e s e a rc h fo r P o s tw a r ............................... 388S t e w a r t , E . D . See R o b e r ts , M a r t in .S t i r a t e l l i , B . See K e m p , A . R .S t o x e s , C . A . See M e issn e r, H . P .S t o n e , L . See B a u e r n fe in d , J . C .S t r a i t i f f , W . G . See K e m p , A . R .S t u r g ib , B . M ., B a u m , A . A ., a n d V in c e n t , J . R . H e a t R e s is ta n c e

of G R - S ............................................................................................................................. 348S w a n s o n , J . M . B itu m e n -A g g re g a te A d h e s io n . M o d if ic a tio n b y

C h e m ic a l T r e a t m e n t ................................................................................................. 584S w e n s o n , T . L . See P o t t e r , E . F .

T A L A L A Y , P . See H all, C . E .T e e t e r , H . M . See C ow an, J . C .T e n B r o e c k , H o w a r d . Econom ic Selection of E x changer S izes. . . . 64T e t e w b k y , H y m a n . See W oodburn , H . M.T h a c k e r , C. M ., a n d M il l e r , E l m e r . C arbon D isulfide P roduction .

E ffect of C a ta ly s ts on R eaction of M eth an e w ith S u lfu r ................ 182T h o m a s , C. L. B icy clo [2 ,2 ,l]h ep tan e an d B icyclo[2 ,2 ,l ]-2-heptene 310T h u r b e r , S . H. See H ollow ay, C la rk , J r .T r a x l e r , R. N ., S c h w e y e r , H . JB., a n d R o m b e r g , J . W . Rheological

P roperties of A sp h a lt........................................................................................ 823T r e a d w a y , R . H . See M eiss, P . E .T r e y b a l , R . E . T e rn a ry L iquid E q u ilib ria P red ic ted from B inary

V apor-L iquid D a ta .......................................................................................... 875T r ie b o l d , H . O. See C lop ton , J . R .T u r n e r , L . B. See B aldw in, F . P.

V A N A N T W E R P E N , F . J . T herm ofor C a ta ly tic C ra c k in g .................. 694V a n B e r g , C . F . See G risw old Jo h n .V a n H o o k , A n d r e w . K inetics of Sucrose C ry s ta lliz a tio n . P u re

Sucrose S o lu tio n s .............................................................................................. 1042a n d S h ie l d s , D . K inetics of Sucrose C rysta lliz a tion . Sucrose-

S a lt S o lu tio n s ..................................................................................................... 1048V il a , G . R . P la s tica tio n an d Processing of G R -S ..................................... 1113V in c e n t , J . R . See S tu rg is , B . M .V o l d , R . D . See M cB ain , J . W.

W A K E H A M , H e l m u t , a n d M a g n e , F . C . V iscosities andD ensities of H yd ro g en a ted C o ttonseed O ils ............................................. 568

W a l x e r , W. O. See W illson, K . S.W a l l , M . E ., K e l l e y , E . G ., a n d W il l a m a n , J . J . C aro ten e C on

c e n tra te s from V egetable Leaf W a ste s ........................................................ 1057W a l l d e r , V. T . See K em p , A. R .W a l l e r s t e in , J . S ., F a r b e r , E d u a r d , M a e n o w y n - D a v ie b , G. D .,

a n d S c h a d e , A. L . R e c o v e ry of P r o te in s f ro m W h e a t M a sh e sw ith S ulfite W aste L iq u o r ................................................................................ 772

W a r n e r , A. E . See M assie, G . M .W a t e r s , G . W ., a n d B u r n h a m , H . D . C o rro siv ity of L ub rica tin g

Oils. E x is te n t an d P o te r t i a l .........-.............................................................. 263W a t s o n , R . D . Influence of N itrogen Oxides on T ox icity of O ro n e . 559W e in r i c h , W h it n e y . See P ard ee , W . A.W e r x e n t h in , T . A. See M orris, R . E .W h is t l e r , R . L ., a n d H il b e r t , G. E . M echanical P ro p erties of

F ilm s from A m ylose, A m ylopectin , an d W hole S ta rch T riace ta tea 796W h i t e , R . E . See Othmfer, D . F.W h it t a x e r , C . W . See R oss, W . H.W i e b e , R ic h a r d . M ollier D iagram s for T h eo re tica l A lcohol-A ir and

O ctan e-W ater-A ir M ix tu res (C o rrec tio n ).............................................. 672W ie g a n d , W . B ., a n d B r a e n d l e , H . A. E ffect of M illing on P ro p er

ties of H evea an d B una R u b b e rs ............................................................ 699See alto B raend le , H . A.

W 1E 8 E , H . K . See R obey , R . F.W il k e s , G . B . See S m ith , W . R.W il l a m a n , J . J . See W all, M . E ., and W oodw ard , C. F .W il l ia m s , K . T . See B ickoff, E m an u el, and P o tte r , E . F .W i l l i 8, J . M . See Sh reve, R . N.W il l s o n , K . S ., a n d W a l k e r , W . O. F lam m ab ility L im its in Air.

M eth y l C hloride an d M ix tu res of M eth y l C hloride w ith D ichloro-d iflu o ro m eth an e ................................................................................................ 455

W il Bo n , G . J ., C h o l l a r , R . G ., a n d G r e e n , B. K . L ow -T em pera- tu re F lex ib ility of S y n th e tic E lasto m ers. E ffec t of A viationG aso lines.............................................................................................................. 357

W i n n , H u g h . See S helton , J . R .W in b c h e , W . E . See Jo h n sto n e , H . F.W in t e r b e r g , S. H . See M a c ln tire , W . H .W i s e , J . K . U rea-F o rm ald eh y d e W a ter-T h in n ed P a in t . E ffec t of

C erta in P ig m en ts on R esin C u re ............................................................... 144W o o d b u r n , H . M ., S m it h , K e it h , a n d T e t e w s k y , H y m a n . C ritica l

S olu tion T em p era tu res of P araffins w ith N itrobenzene andjS,/3'-D ichloroethyl E th e r ............................................................................... ggg.

W o o d r u f f , E . B . See Sheen, R . T .W o o d w a r d , C. F ., B a d g e t t , C . O ., a n d K a u f m a n , J . G . C hem ical-

C a ta ly tic L iou id -P hase O xidation of N ico tine, 0-P ico line, an dQ uinoline to N icotin ic A cid .................................. ................................... 544

B a d o e t t , C . O .. a n d W il l a m a n , J . J . C a ta ly tic V apor-P haseO xidation of N ico tine to N ic o t in o n it r ile ............................................... 540

W r ig h t , H . J . , a n d D u P u is , R . N . E x trac tio n of A lkyd R es in s . . . 1004W y l e r , J . A. Process for A m inoguanid ine (C o rresp o n d en ce)............ 955

Y E E , J . Y. See R oss, W . H .Y o u n g , G . H ., S c h n e id e r , W . K ., a n d S e a o r e n , G. W . A ntifou ling

P a in ts . E ffec t of In e r t P ig m e n t on A ntifou ling A ction . 1130S e a o r e n , G . W ., S c h n e id e r , W. K ., a n d Z e h n e r , J . C. A n ti

fou ling P a in ts . A ccelerated C orrosion of S tee l C oated w ith H eavy M eta l A ntifouling C om p o sitio n s................................................. 341

Z A P P , R . L . R ein fo rcem en t of B u ty l R u b b er. R ole of C arbonB lack S urface C h e m is try .............................................................................. 128

a n d G e b s l e r , A. M . Processing B ehav io r of H igh Polym ers.C orre la tio n w ith E la s tic -P las tic P ro p e rtie s .......................................... 656

See alto B aldw in , F . P .Z a Ro w , A. I . See Ju m p , J . A.Z e h n e r , J . C . See Y oung, G . H.Z e t t l e m o y e r , A . C ., a n d K u t o b h , St e p h e n . V iscosities of M olten

C ou m aro n e-In d en e R es in s ............................................................................ 942Z s c h e il e , F . P . See H auge, 8 . M .

SUBJECT INDEXVOLUME 36— 1944

A B IE T IC A C ID S ep ara tio n from T a ll O il.................................................. 430A ocounting P roblem s of Chem ical In d u s try in P o stw a r........................ 401A cetic A cid in M eth y l A cetoxypropionate P rep ara tio n from L actic

A cid ............................................................................................................................ 472Acetic A cid -W a ter S ystem . V apor C om position an d O ther P roper

t ie s .........................................................................................................................858, 1061A cetone A dsorp tion on A ctiva ted C a rb o n ..................................................... 894A cetone-W ater and -H y d ro ca rb o n O il System s. Solubilities and

Pressures in P resence of A ir ............................................................................ 963A cety len e-E th an e-E th y len e P h ase E q u ilib r ia .............................................. 674A cids. F aK y , R esinous Salts of D im erized C lass o f................................... 148A crylic R esin V u lcan iza tio n .............................................................. 1022, 1027,1032A cry lon itrile-B u tad iene C opolym ers. 5«« H y car OR.A dhesives. P lyw ood B onding w ith R esin s ................................................... 152A era tio n in Com pressed Y eas t P ro d u c tio n .................................. .................. 882A gitation and M ix in g , S ym posium on

G as-L iqu id C o n tac ting b y M ix e rs ................................................ ............... 517G as-L iqu id C o n tac to r P erfo rm ance (C orrection , 857)......................... 504H e a t T ran sfe r Coefficients in V esse ls.......................................................... 510H e a t T ra n sfe r in V o ta to r ................................................................................. 522M ass T ran sfe r and Chem ical R eaction in L iqu id -S o lid A g ita t io n . . . 528M ass V elocity T heo ry for L iqu id A g ita tio n ............................................. 499N a tu re an d M easure of A g ita tio n ................................................................. 488R esearch P ro b lem s.............................................................................................. 497

A ir O zonization , Influence of N itrogen O xides o n ...................................... 559A ir P o llu tion by H eav y In d u s try a t T ra il, B . C ......................................... 195Alcohols

A lkyd R esin E x trac tio n w ith .......................................................................... 1004E th a n o l..............................................................................................76, 811, 1001,1138.M e th a n o l...............................................................................................................472 ,894M ix tu res w ith A ir. M ollier D iag ram s for (C orrec tio n )........................ 672

A lcohol Sulfates, Sodium S alts of. P ro p erties Invo lv ing S urface Act i v i ty .................................................... .................................................................... 610

A ldehyde-P ro tein P la s tic s ..................................................................................... *080A lfalfa. C aro tene R e ten tio n on D eh y d ra tio n and S to rag e .................... 831A lkali C arb o n a tes from W yom ing ite .................................................... 412 ,4 1 5 ,4 2 0A lkyd R esin E x trac tio n w ith A lcohols.............................................. ............. 1004A lky la ted Phenols. Physical D a ta o n ................................................................ 595A lum ina, A ctivated , for G as D e h y d ra tio n ..................................................... 779A m ino A cid R eaction w ith Ion E x ch an g ers.................................................. 604A m inoguanid ine, Azo D yes fro m ....................................................................... 426A m inoguanidine, P rocess for. (C orrespondence, 9 5 5 ) ............................ 423A m m onium F errous P h o sp h a te as P ig m en t fo r M e ta l P a in ts ............... 456A m m onium N itra te P rep a ra tio n for F e r ti l is e r ............................................. 1088A m ylase, F ungal, fo r A lcohol P ro d u c tio n from W h e a t............................ 811A m ylopectin and A m ylose T ria c e ta te F ilm s, M echan ica l P ro p erties of 796A n tisep tic Efficiency Affected b y Increa se in A c id ity ............................... 185A pples, P ectin ic A cids fro m ................................................................................. 936A sparagus B u tts , B ac teria l P ro te inase fro m ................................................. 1152A sparagus, C anned , T h iam in e in ....................................................................... 168A sp h a lt Coke F o rm atio n and P ro p e rtie s ........................................................ 1140A sp h a lt Rheological P ro p ertie s ........................................................................... 823A utom atic C on tro l In s tru m e n t A d ju s tm e n t.................................................. 687A viation G asoline. See G asoline.A seotropic D is tilla tio n ............................................................................................ 871Axo D yes from A m inoguanid ine......................................................................... 426

B A R K . See W ood.B au x ite as D ry ing A d so rb e n t.............................................................................. 99B au x ite (F lo rite) for G as D e h y d ra tio n ............................................................ 779B eans, C anned, T h iam ine in ............................................. *................................. 168B ee t S ugar Ju ice C a rb o n a tio n an d C la rif ic a tio n ......................................... 574B enzene-T oluene-X ylene D is til la tio n Solved G rap h ica lly ....................... 378Benzene V apor-L iqu id E q u ilib riu m C o n s ta n ts ............................................ 1144B enzoic Acid as A n tisep tic . E ffect of Increase in A c id ity ..................... 185B icycloalkanes and -alkene, 2 -M ethy l D eriv a tiv es as A ntiknock Com

p o u n d s ....................................................................................................................... 1055B icyclo [2 .2 .1 ]hep tane and B icyclo [2 .2 .1 ]-2 -hep tene.................................. 310B in a r t S ystems

A cetic A c id -W a te r. V apor C om position of B oiling S o lu tio n s ......... 1061B atch R ec tification . Y ields a t F in ite Reflux R a t io s ........................... 1068C arb o n T e trach lo rid e-T e trac h lo ro e th y len e . V apor P ressu re and

L iqu id -V apor C o m p o s itio n .......................................................................... 1175D is tilla tio n C h a r t f o r . .............. ......................................................................... 248H ydrocarbon Close-Boiling M ix tu res. V apor-L iquid E q u i l ib r ia . . 805S o lu b ility C urves fo r ........................................................................................... 93Solutions. V apor C om position and R ela ted P roperties C orre la ted . 858W eight an d M ole Percentages C onverted by N o m o g ram ................... 934

B itum en-A ggregate A dhesion M odified by C hem ica l T re a tm e n t......... 584B rines, A lkaline, from W y om ing ite ....................................................... 4 1 2 ,4 1 5 ,4 2 0B roccoli Leaf W aste, C aro ten e C oncen tra te s f ro m ..................................... 1057B una N

C arb o n B lack B ehav io r i n ................................................................................ 124C o ld -R e sis tan t S yn th e tic R u b b e r (B u ta p re n e ) ....................................... 40, 55H ea t of V u lcan iza tio n ......................................................................................... *37(Se< also H y car O R)

B una S (G R-S)A ging in O ven, T im e-T em p era tu re R e la tio n s o f ..................................... 702A ging R esistan ce of V u lcan izates .................................................................. 352Aging of V ulcanizates in A ir, O xygen, an d N itro g e n ............................ 728B lending w ith N a tu ra l R u b b e r ....................................................................... 60C arb o n B lack B ehav io r i n ................................................................................ 124C om pounding w ith C hannel B lack and M in era l R u b b er.................... 51C o n d u c tiv ity of T re ad S to ck s ......................................................................... 7C ure in T h ick A rtic le s ......... ............................................................................215, 649C uring R a te , E ffec t of M o is tu re o n ............................................................. 724C uring of T read S tocks, E ffect of T im e and T e m p era tu re o n ............ 212, 215E lec tro n M icroscope S tu d ie s ............................................................................ 634Freeze R esis tance , E ffec t of C ry s ta lliz a tio n o n ....................................... 738H ea t R e s is ta n c e .................................................................................................... 348H e a t of V u lca n isa tio n ........................................................................................ 37

L atex , P ig m en t Inco rp o ra tio n i n ................................................................... 735M illing E ffect on, C om pared w ith H ev ea .................................................. 699P las tica tio n and P rocessing .............................................................................. 1113P la s tic ity and R eco v ery .................................................................................... 653S tru c tu re -P h y sica l P ro p erty R e la tio n s ....................................................... 707S u lfu r L inkage in V u lca n iz a te s ...................................................................... 16, 20S u lfu r S o lub ility and D iffusion i n . ............................................................... 109T em p era tu re Coefficient of V u lcan ization ................................................ 33T re ad C rac k in g ..................................................................................................... 29V ulcanization and H e a t A ging ....................................................................... 720for W ire In su la t io n .............................................................................................. 361Zinc O xide in R einforcem ent o f ..................................................................... 641

B u ta d ie n e -A cry lonitrile C opolym ers. See H y car O R.-F u rfu ra l-W a te r System , P h ase B ehav io r o f ............................................ 980L iquid , V iscosity o f ............................................................................................. 1038S tab ility d u rin g S torage and P ro cessin g .................................................... 3

« -B utane-F u r fu ra l-W a te r System , P h ase B ehavior o f........................................... 980V olum etric B eh av io r........................................................................................... 282-W a te r C om positions in T hree-Phase R eg ion .......................................... 381

B u tap ren e (B una N ), C o ld -R esis tan t S yn th e tic R u b b e r ......................... 55B u tap ren e , Y oung 's M odulus of. Effect of Low T e m p e ra tu re s .......... 401-B u te n e -F u rfu ra l-W a te r S ystem , P hase B ehav io r i n ............................. 980B utyl R u b b e r (G R -I)

C arbon B lack B ehavior i n ................................................................................ 124C o n d u c tiv ity of T read S to ck s ........................................................................ 7H ea ts of V u lcan iza tio n ...............................'...................................................... 37M illing E ffect on, C om pared w ith H ev ea .................................................. 699Processing B ehav io r C orrelated w ith E las tic -P las tic P ro p e rtie s ----- 656R ein forcem ent, C arbon B lack S urface C h em is try o f ............................ 128S tru c tu re of C opolym ers of Isobu ty lene and Iso p ren e ......................... 46S ulfu r S o lub ility and D iffusion i n ................................................................. 109U n sa tu ra tio n D ete rm ined by R eac tions w ith N itrosobenzene, T hio-

cyanogen, Iod ine M onochloride, and O zone......................................... 118V u lcan iza tio n ......................................................................................................... 791Y oung’s M odulus, E ffect of Low T e m p era tu res o n ............................... 40

2 ,3-B uty lene G lycol from W ood H y d ro ly za tes ............................................. 803

C A L C IT E , Redw ood T an n in as D ep ressan t for, in F lu o rsp a r F lo ta t io n ............................................................................................................................. 1169

C alcium C arb o n a te as N eutraliz ing A g en t..................................................... 274C alcium Chloride for D ehydration of M eth y l E th y l K e to n e . . . . . . . 8 1 6 , 917C alcium C hloride T herm odynam ic P ro p erties in A queous S o lu tio n s .. 945C alcium O xide as N e u tra liz in g A g e n t.................. ...................... ..................274C alcium P h o sp h a te , M eta -. E ffec t of Im p u ritie s on F u sib ility , C i

tr a te Solub ility , and H ygroscop ic ity ............................................................ 835C alcium P hospha tes , T ri-, V ariance in C hem ical, S tru c tu ra l, and F er

tiliz e r P ro p e r tie s ................................................................................................... 547C alcium R esina tes , F u se d ..................................................................................... 752C alo rim eter fo r H ea tin g V alue D e te rm in a tio n of N a tu ra l G a s .............. 953C a n ning

of M ea t. V itam in R e ten tio n a fte r T h e rm a l P rocess ing ..................... 922M eta llic S u b stitu te s for T in P la te i n ........................................................... 532N u trit io n -S tu d y P lan n in g ................................................................................. 172of V egetables, T h iam ine in ............................................................................... 168

C arbon , A c tiva ted , A dsorption of S o lven t V apors o n ............................... 894C arbon B lack

B una S C om pounding w ith M inera l R u b b er and C hannel B la c k . . 51in B u ty l R u b b er R einforcem ent, Surface C h em is try o f....................... 128in R u b b ers . E ffect of B an b u ry M ix in g .................................................... 124T herm al C o n d u c tiv ity ........................................................................................ 1111

C arb o n D io x id e -M eth an e System , V olum etric B ehavior o f ................... 88C arbon D io x ide -N itrogen M ix tu res, C om pressiv ity o f............................ 985C arbon D isulfide A dsorp tion on A ctiv a ted C a rb o n ................................... 894C arbon D isulfide from M ethane-S u lfu r C a ta ly tic R ea c tio n ................... 182C arb o n M onoxide, P hosphorus O xidation P re fe ren tia lly in P resence of 927 C arb o n T e trach lo rid e-T e trac h lo ro e th y len e V apor P ressu re and

L iqu id -V apo r C o m position ............................................................................... 1175C a ro ten e

in A lfalfa, R e ten tio n on D eh y d ra tio n and S to rag e................................ 831C o n cen tra te s from V egetable Leaf W a ste s ................... ........................... 1057S tab ility , A dded to Solid C a rr ie rs ................................................................. 320(S«s also V itam in A)

C aro ten o id s in C o rn D istille rs ' B y -P ro d u c ts ................................................. 344C aro teno ids and V itam in A in H om ogenized L iqu id and D ried Eggs.

S ta b i lity d u rin g D eh y d ra tio n an d S to rag e ............. . ................................ 1065C asein F iber, A cety lated . P rep ara tio n an d P ro p e rtie s ........................... 1171C asein -Form aldehyde P las tic s ............................................................................. 680C atalysis

C arbon D isulfide from M ethane-S u lfu r R ea c tio n ................................... 182C rack ing by Therm ofor P rocess ..................................................................... 694F a t ty Oil O xidation in V apor P h a se ............................................................ 91N ico tine O xidation to N ico tin o n itrile ....................... ................................. 540N ico tine, 0 -P icoline, and Q uinoline O xidized to N ico tin ic A cid ......... 544P icoline O xidation over V anadate C a ta ly s ts in V apor P h a se ............... 890S ynergy in A ction o f........................................................................................... 1071

C ellulose A ceta te , E ffect of U ltrav io le t L ig h t o n ................................. .. 1128C ellu lose A ce ta te M old ing F a c to rs ................. ............................................... 452C ellu lose N itra te , E ffec t of U ltrav io le t L igh t o n ......................................... 1128C em en t P artic le s, S ed im en ta tion R a te o f........................................... 6 1 8 ,840 , 901C han n e l B lack. See C arbon B lack.C ircu la tin g S ystem s, H eating and Cooling T im es in ................................. 939C itru s F ru it. See F ru it.C oal

H y d ro g en a tio n (R ound T ab le D iscussion )................................................ 291Illin o is B itum inous, C oke fro m ........................................................ .. 304P la s tic C h ara c te ris tic s C o rre la ted w ith C hem ical and P hysica l

P roperties and P e tro g ra p h ie C om position ............................................ 1165P la s tic ity C r ite r ia ................................................................................................ 308R eac tiv ity In d ic es ...........................