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Volume InformationSource: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Containing Papers of aMathematical and Physical Character, Vol. 113, No. 765 (Jan. 1, 1927), pp. xv-xviiiPublished by: The Royal SocietyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/94635 .
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INDEX TO VOL. CXIII. (A) Aberdeen (J.) and Laby (T. I.) Conduction of: Heat through Powlers auci its Dependonce
on the Pressu-tre and Condutictivity of the Gaseous Phase, 459. Absorption psl,etra of nit:rates in the region 300,u, (Mortonl and Ritling), 717. Absorptive power, measurenment of (Baly, Morton a'nd Riding), 709. Activation at catalytic snrfaces, mechanism. of (Taylor), 77. Activiation by collision for con tplex molecules (Fowler nd lideald), . 710. Ad(am (N. K.) A Further Note on Intertraction, 478. Adhesives, truie chbemical coinpoulnds as (Me-Bainl and Lee), 606. Allyl aIcohol debydrogenation and isomeric chlange (Conrles ble), 254. An2alytie functioIns, mean valutes Of (Harly, Thgh1am and Ps1ya), 542. Appleton (E. 'V.) and Barnett (Mi. A. F.) Oni Xireless InIterference Phenoimena between
Ground Waves aInd. \\r-ave deviated( by the Upper Atmosphere, 45)0. AyrtoIn (Mrs. H.) Primary and( Secondary Vortices in Oscillating Fhluids, 44. Baker (IH.) S9ee (Coldsbrougvh and Baekr. B1aly (E. C. C(.), Morton (R. A.) and Riding (R. W.) The Mens.urement of Absorptive
Power, 709, Barnett (MI. A. F.) See Appleton andi Barnett. Benizenie, magnelictic double refraction in (Raman and Krishlnan), 51 1. Bernal (J D.) Oin thie, nterpretation of X-Ray, Single CrystaI, Rotation Photographs,
117, 1Bottonley (J. T.) Obituary notl;ice, xii. Bragg (XV. L.) TShe Strutctiure of Phenacite, Be2,SiO, 642. Buitler (J. A. V.) The Equi'libriunm of leterocrencous Svstems, includ1ing Electrolytes.
.1T-Equilibrium at Interfaces and the Theory of Electrocapillarity, 594. Carpenter (H. C. 1I.) and Tamrura (S.) Experimnents on the Production of Large Copper
Crystals, 28 ; The Formatioin of Twinine d Metallic Crystals, 161. Cassie (A. ML,) See Robinson anid Cassie. Cathode rays, scattering of (Schonland.), 87. Cathlode rays, secondary and tertiary, prodli-ced l)y absorption of homnogeneous X-rays
(Robinson amd Cassie), 282. Chaspman (S.) See Topping and Chapman. Collision, maximuim activation by, for complex molecules (Fowler and. Rideal), 570. Conduction of heat throughl powders (Aberdeen and Laby), 459. Constable (F. 1I.) The fnitial Stages of the Dehydrogenation and Isorlieric Change of
Allyl Alcoiol, 254. Copper crystals, lar e, production of (Carpenter and Tamu1ra), 28. Crystal, single, interpretation of X-ray rotation photographs (Bernal), 1 17. Crytdlw t;rueture of plhenacite (Bragg), 642. Cr,ystal structure of silicon dioxide (Gibbs), 351. Crystailine sodiuin nitrate, form and energy of (Topping ud Chapman), 658. CrSystals, carbonate, theoretica1 determinations of structure of (Lennard-Jones and
Dent), 673. Crystals, large copper, production (Carpenter and TamuLra), 28. Crystals, single, of iron, longitudinal nagneto-resistance effect (XWebster), 1,96. Crystals, twinned metallic, foriation (Carpenter and Tamura), 161. Dent (B. M.) See Lennard.cJ,ones and Dent,
VOL, CXII.-s-A.
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Deodhar (D. 'B.) Supplementary Table of Wave-Lengths of New Lines in the Secondary Spectrum of Hydrogen, 420.
Dingle (H.) The Spectrum of FP .orine (F-t), 323. Dirac (P. A. M.) The Phvsical Interpretation of the Quantum Dynamics, 621.
Edmhondson (XW.) alld Egertoni (A.) Ti"he Vapoutr Pte.sures and Nfelting }"Points of Solillum and. Potassiumn, 520; The Clhemtiical and other Thermial Coinstants of SodIium11 uadl Potassium, 533.
Egerton (A.) See Edmondson anl Egerton. Electrocapillarity, theory of (Butler), 594. I14lectrodynamics, integrals of equlations of (Macdonald), 237.
Filon (L. N. G.) The Forces on a Cylinder it}. a Stream of Viscous Fluid, 7. 'Fluorinie, s;pectrum of (Dingle), 323. Forces oin a cylinder in a stream of viscouts fluid (F ilon), 7. Fowler (R. H.) General Forms of Statistical, M:A!1eellanies, withll Special Reference to tlie
Requirements of the New Quantum Mechanics, 432. Fowler (R. H.) arnd Rideal (E. K.) On the Rate of MViaxitnum Aetivsation by Collisio)n for
Complex I olecules with Applications to Velocities of (ras Ractions, 570.
George (W. H.) Ani X-ray Stuidy of isomorpbisism in Simple Organo-M1NIet,ilie Series. I
The Tetraphenvy1is, 585. Goldsbrough (G. R.) and Baker (}I.) The Properties of Torsional \Vibratiotns in Recipro-
cating Engine Shafts. Part 1, 259. P)art ILd 272. Cibbs (R. B.) Trhe Polymorphism of Silicoi.n Dioxide, amil the Stru[ettruue of Tridyvlite, 351" d
CArace (S. :F.) On the Motion of a Sphere in a Rotating Liquid, 46. iiardy (G. IL.), Inlgham (A. E.) and P0?Sly-a (C.) MIean Values of Antalytic Functions, 542.
Helium and hydrogen, band spectra at low temtiperatures (MeLennan, Smnitlh and 1ea) i83
HIeterogeneous systems including electrolytes, if (Butler), 594.
H-liggins (W. F.) See Kaye and Higgins. Hilbert's world-functionr (Whittaker), 496. H1inshelwood (C. N.) On the Theory of Uniinolecular Reaction>s, 230. Hitisheiwood (C. N.) and Thom.pson (H-1. 'W.) An Apparenitly UJibnolectilar Reuation---
The Homogeneous IDecomposition f Gaseous Propionic: Aldehyde, 221.
Hydrogen aind helium, band spectra at low temperatures (MIeLennan, Smith and Lea), 183,
Hydrogen bhnds in the ultra-violet Lyman regioni (Werner), 107. Hlydrogen, secondary spectrum--NT. (Richardson), 368.
i{ydrogen, secondary spectrum. table of new lines (Deodhar), 420.
righam (A. E.) See Hardy, Xnghain and Polya. Inte, als of the equations of electrodynamics (Macdonald), 237.
Interfaces, equilibrianm of heterogeneous systems inclLding electrolytes at (Butler), 594.
[ntertraction, - Ia urther note (Ad ain), 478. Isomrorphism in tetraphenyls, X-ray study of (George), 585.
Kaye (G-. W. C.) and Higgins (XV. F.) The Thermal Conductivity of Vitreous Silica, with
a Note on Crystallinie Quartz, 335. Krishnan (K. S.) See Raman and Krishinan.
Laby (T. H:.) See Aberdeen and Laby. Lea (C. A.) See MeLennan, Smrith and, Lea. Lee (W. B.) See : cBain anid Lee. Lennard-Jones (J. E.) an-d Dent (B. M.) Some Theoretical Determinations of the Structure
of CEa]rbonate Crystals, T, 673. II, 690.
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Longitudinal magneto-resistance effect in sinigle crystals of iron (Webster), 196. McBain (J. W.) and LIee (XW. B.) Adhesives and Adhesion: Trtie Chemical Compounds as
Adhesives, 606. Macdonald (H. M.) Integrals of the Equations of Electrodynamics with an Application
to the Electric Constants of a Transparent Medium, 237. Mebe ( cnna1n (J~. C:X. ), Smithll (14 . C- . ) and l jea (C. A .) Thle T 13and .Spectra of f-kvdrogen andl Heliutm
at IJow Tem J)eratuires, 1.83. Magonettic double refraction in liquids--I (Raman and Krishnan), 511. Mass anid weight, proportionality of (Potter), 731. -Mean val-ues of analytic functions (Hardy, 'fuigharn and P6lya, 542. INM1e,vrcury, solid, metallography of (Rosenihain and Murphy), 1. Merton (T. R.) On Measurement of the Intensity of Spectruim Lines, 697; Oni Temitpera-
ture and Pressure Regulation in Prismatie Spectrographs, 704. Metallography of solid mercury and amalganms (Rosenhain and MNurphy), 1. Morton (R. A.) See also Baly, M'orton an(l Riding. Morton (R. A.) and Riding (R. WV.) Absorption Spectra of Nit-r.ttes, in th,le Ri.eon S0()/J,u 717. Motion of a sphere in rotating liquid (Grace), 4-6. Murphiy (A. J.) See Rosenhaini and Mutlrphy.
Obituary Notices of Fellows D)ceeased: lBottomlev (J. T.), xii.. Onnres (I. K.), i. 'Watts (Sir Philip), )Vi. Onnies (H1. K.) Obiftuary niotice, i.
Patterson (11. S.) and Whytlaw-Cray (R.) On the, I)ensities of Particles in Sm11okes, 302 Tihe Scattering of Light by the Individual P'articles in Smokes, 312.
Phlenacite, Structure of (Bragg), 642. Polya (G.) See Hardy, Ingham and P6lya. Potassiuim and soi(u1mn, chiemical. constants (Ed-mondson and Egerton), 533. Potassium and] so(liumn, vapour pressures (Edtmonodson and Egertoin), 520. Potter (H. H.) On the Proportionality of Mass and Weight, 731. Presidential address at annaiversary meeting. 481. Pyrone derivatives, absorption spectra in the :near infra-red (Ross), 208. Quantum. dynamics, p:hysical interpretation of (Dirac), 621. Quantumii meehanics, general forrms of statistical mechanics (Fo-wler), 432. Quartz, crystalline, niote on (Kaye and H-iggins), 335.
Raman (C. V.) and Krishnan (K. S.) M\fagnetic Doubl lte Rfract-i.ojn ill iliquitsl. I.--Benzene and Its Derivatives, 511.
Richardson (0. WV.) Struicture in the Secondary Hydrogen Spectrumn---Vq 368. Rid.eal (E. K.) See Fowler and. Rideal. Riding (R. WV.) See -Baly, Mortloin andi Riding, and Morton and Riding. Rlobinson (H. R.) and Cassie (A. M.) The Secondary and. Tertiary Cathode Rays produced
by External and Internal Absorption of Homogeneous X-Rays, 282. Rosenhain (XV.) and Murphy (.A. J.) Tlhe Metallography of Solid Mere-ury and Amalgams, 1, Ross (A.) Absorption Spectra of P-yrone Derivatives in the Near Infra-Red, 208, Rotating liquid, motion of sphere in (Grace), 46. Rutherford (Sir Ernest) Anniversary Address, 1926, 481,
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iSccattering of cathode rays (Schoniand) 87. Schonlanid (13. F. J.) The Scattering of Cathode Rays, 87. Silica, vitreouLs, therrmal conductivity of ([aye and Higgins), 38815). Silicon dioxide, polymorphi-ism of (Gibbs), 3I1. Smith (1-~. (h-.) See MNirteLenan, 8mithll fittid Lea. S1m1-okes, (denrlsities of particl8es in (Patt rson intld \WhytflawO Gray). :302.
Siltyike.s, scatterin(g of lighldt by Partclljeles ill (I'attcison and W.\Thytiaw ra-(3). 812.
Sodinu tn(d potassiilnx chemical conmst!ats (I1 (tmonidson and Egerton), 538.
8odiuiml til potass.1, as apon tia r pressures ail meltin ptiontes (I dmondson ud Eon), 520.
Spect -)n,sorption of nitrates inl the region 300 ,r(. (Mforton. nmd Riding) 7. Spectra, absorption, of pyroe (lerlivati\vre,, in the riear infra-red. (Ross), 208. Spectroo-;raphs, pristtatic, teniperatire adt press."ure rcct.lat;iotn in (MIerton), 704. Spe ct ruLv.m See (l5so f-hydrogen.
Spectrum lines. measuremnent of the inten-sif of (.NfLrtoil), 697. S,pctru m of flutorine (D)ingle), 323. SC;al tetcal mn c1han ics, general forms of (Vo wlr) 43.
1 ivrmu (S.) See (Carpenter and. rTamnura. .1Iaylo (H. S.) Tle Mecha th ism .of Activatioti at (Catalytic Suirfaces, 77,. Tet ortur eftfect on \riiviscosity of ain (Xilliamis)j 238. rIetr apheiyls Is X-ray study of isomorph.ism, iii (C orge), '585.
'Uho.nm-pson. (I- 1X.) See Jfinshclwood. and I.Phomn-ipson. 1 'oppig (J ) ind ( lerpin in (S n) O the IA orin mO(l lergy of Crystalline Sodiiui?m Nitrat-e,
Torsional vibii-Ctions in reciprocating engine shiftts (olods;brooglil and JBak1er). 259, 2272.
Tridym-ite, structure, of (Gibbs), 3,1,). rJix\,inhred maetaihe cr1'ystals, formationi of (C tiptnt(r r iiiid rrira), lt.
Ultra-violet region hydrogen bands in (\NVernecr) 107. IDnimnoleclular reacttion.n decomnpositiont of propionie aldehicre (lfinshelwood andl Tlhompson),
221. limioloetlar 1 ar t irons, theoi y of ( I1-oinshilwooil) 02
Viscosit;y of air, effect of temp(eratire n -t-on ('Williamns), 288. Viscous ftuicd, forces on cyliller in stiean-c of (Filoi), 7.
Vortices, primary andi secoidt-l ry in oseillating fluids (Ayrton), 44.
Watts (Sir Plhilip) Obituary noticoe vi. Wrebster (W. L.) TPhe I on1didfal. Macet,o:-Rsstanec Effect in Single Crystals of
Iron, 196. Wcighjt and meass, proportionality of (Potter), 78.1 Wklerner (S.) Hydrogen Bands ini the Ultra-Violet Lynman Region, 1107. Whiittaker (E1X . T.) On Hilbert's World-Futntion, 496. Wliytlaw-Gray (11.) See Patt.erson anct Whytlavw-Gray. Wvilliams (P. A.) The Effect of 'T'eml-peratuire on the V\iscosity of Air, 233. Wireless interferenco phenomena (Appletoni ant. Barnett), 450.
World-function, lHiubert's (Whittaker), 496.
X-Ray, single crvstal, rotation photographs, interpretation of (Blernal), 117.
X-Ray study of isomorphism. L-- Tetraphenylis (George), 585.
ID nO Tir:i ONE. HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN TH VOLUAIE (SERI.ES A),
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