Volume InformationSource: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Containing Papers of aMathematical and Physical Character, Vol. 106, No. 740 (Dec. 1, 1924), pp. xiii-xviPublished by: The Royal SocietyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/94328 .

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INDEX TO VOL. CVI. (A)

Activity-measurement by partition method (Cavanagh), 243. Adam (N. K.) and Dyer (J. W. W.) The Molecular Structure of Thin Films, Part VI., 694. Adsorption films, use of coherer to investigate (Palmer), 55. Ahmad (N.) and Stoner (E. C.) On the Absorption and Scattering of y-Rays, 8. Allen (H. S.) The Band Spectrum of Hydrogen, 69. Alpha-particles, range in rare gases (Bates), 622. Alpha ray tracks in magnetic field (Kapitza), 602. Alty (T.) The Cataphoresis of Gas B-Lubbles in Water, 315. Annular plate, elastic stability of (Dean), 268. Argon, effect on certain spectra (Johnson and Cameron), 195. Atkinson (R. d'E.) Note on Vegard's Theory of the Aurora, 429. Atoms, electrons, radiation, conditions for statistical equilibrium between (Dirac), 581. Atoms of same structure, relations between optical spectra of (Hartree), 552. Aurora, note on Vegard's theory of (Atkinson), 429.

'Balance, automatic recording (Coutts and others), 33. Bates (L. F.) On the Range of a-Particles in Rare Gases, 622. Bernal (J. D.) The Structure of Graphite, 749. Beta-ray spectrum of mesothorium 2 (Black), 632. Bismuth, thermal expansion of crystals (Roberts), 385. Black (D. H.) The 3-Ray Spectrum of Mesothorium 2, 632. Boundary lubrication, influence of composition of solid face (Doubleday), 341. Boyce (J. C.) See Jones and Boyce. Bragg (W. L.) The Influence of Atomic Arrangement on Refractive Index, 346.

and Chapman (S.) A Theoretical Calculation of the Rhombohedral Angle of Crystals of the Calcite Type, 369.

Bubbles in water, cataphoresis of (Alty), 315. Burk (:R. E.) See Hinshelwood and Burk.

Cameron (W. II. B.) See Johnson and Cameron. Campbell (J. W.) On the Drift of Spinning Projectiles, 222. Catalysis at air-liquid interface (Rideal and Wolf), 97. Catalytic action of copper-periodic variation with temperature (Palmer and Constable),

250. Cavanagh (B.) Activity-Measurement bv the Partition Method-Part I, 243. -Chapman (S.) See Bragg and Chapman. Constable (F. H.) See Palmer and Constable. Co-ordination, studies of-cupric compounds (French and Lowry), 489. Cortie (A. L.) The 27-day Period in Terrestrial Magnetic Disturbance, 19. Coutts (J. R. H.) (and others) An Automatic and Continuous Recording Balance, 33. Orowther (E. M.) and Coutts (J. R. H.) A Discontinuity in the Dehydration of certain

Salt Hydrates, 213.

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Crowther (E. M.) and Puri (A. N.) The Indirect Measureinent of the Aqueous Vapour-- Pressure of Capillary Systems by the Freezing-point Depression of Benzene, 232.

Crowther (E. M.) See Coutts and others. Crystals of calcite type, calculation of rhombohedral angle (Bragg and Chapman), 369.

Dean (W. R.) The Elastic Stability of an Annular Plate, 268. Dehydration of salt hydrates, discontinuity in (Crowther and Coutts), 213. Diffusion in solution, Stokes-Einstein law (Miller), 724. Dirac (P. A. M.) The Conditions for Statistical Equilibrium between Atoms, Electrons4

and Radiation, 581. Doodson (A. T.) Perturbations of Harmonic Tidal Constants, 513. Doubleday (I.) Boundary Lubrication.-Further Consideration of Influence of Com-

position of Solid Face, 341. Dyer (J. D.) See Adam and Dyer.

Elastic waves at surface of separation of solids (Stoneley), 416. Electron discharges in hydrogen, striking and breaking potentials for (Richardson and'

Tanaka), 640. Electrons, orbital transfers in mercury atoms (Wood), 679.

Films, molecular structure of (Adam and Dyer), 694. Fourier series of discontinuous function (Titchmarsh), 299. French (H. S.) and Lowry (T. M.) Studies of Co-ordination. Part T.-Absorption Spectra,

and Co-ordination of some Cupric Compounds, 489.

Gamma-rays, absorption and scattering of (Ahmad and Stoner), 8. Glass, photo-elastic constants of (Harris), 718. Goldsbrough (G. R.) On the Possible Ellipticity of Saturn's Ring, 526. Graphite, structure of (Bernal), 749. Gunnaiya (D.) See Narayan (A. L.) and Gunnaiya.

Harris (F. C.) The Photo-elastic Constanits of Glass as affected by High Temperatures, and by Lapse of Time, 718.

Hartree (D. R.) Some Relations betweeni the Optical Spectra of Different Atoms of the Same Electron Structure. I.-Lithium-like and Sodium-like Atoms, 552.

Hinshelwood (C. N.) The Kinetics of the Interaction of Nitrous Oxide and Hydrogen, 292. -- and Burk (R. E.) The Homogeneous Thermal Decomposition of Nitrous Oxide, 284.

Hydrogen, band spectrum of (Allen), 69; electron discharges in (Richardson and Tanaka),. 640; many-lined spectrum of (Richardson and Tanaka), 663.

Jevons (W.) On the Band-Spectra of Silicon-Oxide and Chloride, and Chlorides of Carbon. Boron and Aluminium, 174.

Johnson (R. C.) and Cameron (W. H. B.) The Effect of Argon on certain Spectra, 195. Jones (J. E.) On the Determination of Molecular Fields. L.-From Variation of Viscosity

of Gas with Temperature, 441 ; II.-From Equation of State of Gas, 463; III.- From Crystal Measurements and Kinetic Theory Data, 709.

Jones (J. H.) and Boyce (J. C.) The Constants of the Rydberg-Ritz Equation, 773.

Kapitza (P. L.) a-Ray Tracks in Strong Magnetic Field, 602. Keen (B. A.) See Coutts (and others).

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Landau (E.) Note on Littlewood and Walfisz, 487. Lattice points of circle (Littlewood and Walfisz), 478; (Landau), 487. Light of night sky, intensity variations (Rayleigh), 117. Lithium vapour absorption (Narayan and Gunnaiya), 51. Littlewood (J. E.) and Walfisz (A.) The Lattice Points of a Circle, 478. Lowry (T. M.) See French and Lowry. Lubrication, boundary (Doubleday), 341. Luminescence of condensed gases at low temperatures (McLennan and Shrum), 138.

McClelland (J. A.) Obituary notice of, v. McLennan (J. C.) and Shrum (G. M.) On the Luminescence of Nitrogen, Argon and other'

Condensed Gases at Low Temperatures, 138. - Magnetic disturbance, 27-day period in (Cortie), 19. Merton (T. R.) On Ultra-Violet Spectro-photometry, 378. Mesothorium 2, 3-ray spectrum of (Black), 632. Miller (C. C.) The Stokes-Einstein Law for Diffusioni in Solution, 724. Molecular fields, determination of (Jones), 441, 463.

Narayan (A. L.) and Gunnaiya (D.) Absorption of Lithium Vapour, 51. (and others) Absorption and Dispersion of Thallium Vapour, 596.

Night sky, light of, intensity variations (Rayleigh), 117. Nitrous oxide, homogeneous thermal decomposition of (Hinshelwood and Burk), 284

kinetics of interaction with hydrogen (Hinshelwood), 292.

Obituary notices of Fellows deceased Stead, J. E., i. McClelland, J. A., v. Rambaut, A. A., ix.

Oden (S.) See Coutts and others.

Paget (R. A. S.) The Nature and Artificial Production of Consonant Sounds, 150. Palmer (W. G.) The Use of the Coherer to investigate Adsorption Films, 55.

and Constable (F. H.) The Catalytic Action of Copper. Part IV.-The Periodic Variation of the Activity with Temperature of Red-uction, 250.

Phosphorus, oxidation in oxygen atmosphere (Rayleigh), 1. Projectiles, drift of spinning (Campbell), 222. Puri (A. N.) See Crowther and Puri.

Rambaut, A. A. Obituary notice of, ix. Rao (K. R.) See Narayan and others. Rayleigh (Lord) The Non-luminous Oxidation of Phosphorus in an Oxygen Atmosphere,.

1; The Light of the Night Sky: its Intensity Variations when analysed by Colour Filters, 117.

Rennin, destruction by agitation (Rideal and Wolf), 97. Richardson (O. W.) and Tanaka (T.) The Striking and Breaking Potentials for Electron

Discharges in Hydrogen, 640; On a P, Q, R Combination in the Many-Lined Spectrum. of Hydrogen, 663.

Rideal (E. K.) and Wolf (C. G. L.) The Destruction of Rennin by Agitation, 97. Roberts (J. K.) The Thermal Expansion of Crystals of Metallic Bismuth, 385. Rydberg-Ritz equation, constants of (Jones and Boyce), 773.

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Saturn's ring, possible ellipticity of (Goldsbrough), 526. Shrum (G. M.) See MeLellan and Shrum. Smith (C. J.) An Experimental Study of the Viscous Properties of Water Vapour, 83. Smith (H. G.) On the Fine Structure of the Band-spectra of Sodium, Potassiuam, and

Sodium-Potassium Vapours, 400. Sodium, &c., vapours, structure of band-spectra of (Smith), 400. Spectro-photometry, ultra-violet (Merton), 378. Stead (J. E.) Obituary notice of, i. Stoneley (R.) Elastic Waves at Surface of Separation of Two Solids, 416. Stoner- (E. 0.) See Ahmad and Stoner.

Tanaka (T.) See Richardson and Tanaka. Thallium vapour, absorption and dispersion (Narayan and others), 596. Tidal constants, perturbations of (Doodson), 513. Titchmarsh (E. C.) The Double Fourier Series of a Discontinuous Function, 299.

Va,pour-pressure of capillary systems, indirect measurement of (Crowther and Purn), 232.

Walfisz (A.) See Littlewood and Walfisz. Waves, elastic, at separation surface of solids (Stoneley), 416. Wolf (C. G. L.) See Rideal and Wolf. Wood (R. W.) Controlled Orbital Transfers of Electrons in Optically Excited Mercury

Atoms, 679.

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