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Citation The Review of Physical Chemistry of Japan (1967), 37(1)

Issue Date 1967-11-30

URL http://hdl.handle.net/2433/46889

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Kyoto University

Vol. 37, 1967

The Review of Physical Chemist ~ ap

No.

(1967)

RFV'IEIYOR

THE

PflYS1CA~ OF JAPAN

C~E~IBTRI'Founded in 1926

CONTENTS

Kazuo Yasunaml : ANew Method of Determiningthe Transition Pressure of Mercury

at 0°C as a Fixed Point of. High Pressures :.:............................................:... 1

Jiro Osugi, Kiyoshi Shimiza, Kazuo Yaeunami and Akifami Onodera : Liquid-

Solid Transition at High Pressure (II), Monochlorobenzene and Toluene at 0°C......10

Ryozo Goto, Tsotomu Asano, Kiyoshi Matsnmoto and Alcira Sera : Orgauio Re-

ndions under High Pressure (I), Ptessure-and Solvent Effects on the Migratory

isyl Group ...............,...,.................................................16 Aptitude of o-Aa

I-Iironobu Knbota

to Butadiene (IJ

Hironobu Knbota:

Studies on the Kinetics of the Gas-phase Addition Reaction of.HI

ti

Studies on the Kinetics of the Gas-phase Addition Reacfionof HI

to Butadiene (II) 32

Jiro Onngi and Muaeo Sakakf : Kinetic Studies on Fast Reactions in Solulion (II),

The Reactioahetween t, 3, 5-Trinitrohenzene aril Diethylamine in Acetone...

Goro Morimoto: Physikochemische Untersuehung uber die 6-Substituierten 2,4-

Diamino-1, 3, 5; Triazine .....................................................................

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ADDENDUM:

Tsunesake Doi: Physico-Chemical Properties of Sulfur (I),

sity of Liquid Sulfur

Pressure Effectr oa Visco-

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THE REVIEWOF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF JAPAN

(Butsuri-Ka.ga.ku no Shinpo)

1'resldeuh..Shinkichi Hori6a, Profeasod Emeritus, M. J. A. Members of Cona¢Il

Azuma Okuda (Chief)

J. Osugi --R. Rodera

R. Goto

T. Yamamoto

T, Fujinaga

E. Suito

Board of F.ditore

j. Oshgi (Chief)

S. Kachi

H. Takagi

H: Hatano

W, Jono R Goto

%yolo.U~riversity

I. Tsujikawa

A: ISeji

A. Saika -

W. Jono (Associate) Or¢ka Aefulwbf Woman-College

R. Goto ( o ) Byoto University

E. Suito ( a ) Ryoto University

3ecretssry :

S. Shida

T. Ritagawa

M. Tamura

H. Matsuyama

T. Makita

R. Susuki

R. Hirota

S. Ski

T. Ishino

T. Imoto

R. Fujishirv

O. Toyema

S. Ono

S. Tsuchihashi

S, Hasegawa

H. Togawa

R. Sbimiau

T. Fujivrara

Tokyo Institute of Te¢hnolo`y

Yokohmna University

Ayolo University

Doshisha University

Kyuto Teekaicol University

Ritsnmeikan University

U¢iiiersiry of Osaka

University of Osaka

Himeji lnstitate. of Technology

MunicfQo! University aJ Oroka.

dfuniiipal UniversityoJ Os¢k¢

PreJulura! Universiy of Omko

Prejutar¢l University of Otak¢

University of Kahe

Okayama Dnfverrily

Dotkish¢ University

M..Sasaki

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November 30, 1967

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of Japno,CoUege of Science, gyoto University, Byoto, Japan.

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College of Science, Ryoto University, Ryoto, Japan

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