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Title Abstract of the physico-chemical literature in Japan,
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Citation The Review of Physical Chemistry of Japan (1939),
13(3): 201-206
Issue Date 1939-12-31
URL http://hdl.handle.net/2433/46559
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The Review of Physical Chemistry of Japan Vol. 13f No.
3(1939)
ABSTRACT OF THE PHYSICO-CHEMICAL
IN JAPAN
LITERATURE
AUTHOR INDEX
VOL. X111 1939
The numbers refer to those of the abstracts.
Akamatu, H. Sedimentation volume and thixo- tropy. 40.
- Studies on the oiliness of liquids. V. Lubricants consisting
of two or three chemical compounds. 137. Amagasa, M., Ito, K. and
Nishizawa, K. Studies on the system of sucrose and liquid ammonia.
I. Vapour pressure of the liquid ammonia solution of sucrose.
6o.
Amaki, T. and Sugimoto, A. ti-ray spectra of radioactive
antimony and sodium. 69.
Ando, S. See Ishikawa, F. Aoki, H. See Kikuchi, S. Aoyama, S.
and Sakuraba, S. Studies on
fluorine' at low temperatures. X. (1) The colour of liquid
fluorine. (2) Photochemical reaction of liquid fluorine and liquid
oxygen.
(3) A new compound: 2-3 oxygen fluoride O1F..- 27. Araki. G. and
Noma, S. intervals of X-ray spin-doublets. 14.
Arii, K. The sorption of chlorine by active charcoal. III. On
the rate of the sorption. 101.
- , Kawabata, M. and Takai, T. On the sorption of phosphorus
triehloride by active
charcoal. 205.
Ariyama, K. Electronic states of divalent metals. 15-
Azuma, T. Photographic spectrophotometry of a continuous
spectrum. 157.
-- and Nagasawa , T. Measurements of lumi- nous efficiency of
sulphide phosphors. riS. Doi, K. See Ummasa, Y. Fujioka, Y. aad
Tanaka, Y. On the mole- cular spectra 1fl 4` of mercury hydride and
deuteride. T-2S State. 30. Fujita, S. Liquids of standard
viscosity. 107. Fujiwara. T. and Takeshita, . I. Image made by
X-rays radiated from a crystal surface. 153. Fukuda, M. Sec Sasaki,
N.
Fukumoto, T. See Kmncyama, N. Gold, K. See Titani, T. Hagisawa,
H. The measurement of Ja by
means of the glass electrode and the hydrolysis of copper
sulphate. 95.
- On the hydrolysis of zinc sulphate and the
formation of basic sulphate. 96. - On the hydrolysis of zinc
sulphate and the
formation of basic sulpimtc. 114. Hara, R. See Toriumi, T.
Harai, K. The absorption spectrum of coloured solutions of
inorganic salts. II. 144.
Harasima, A. On' the thcn,ry of fusion- IS4. Hasegawa, M. See
Okay., T. Higasi, K. and Uyeo, S. The molecular con-
figuration of diphenyl ether as revealed by dipole monent data.
tza Higuti, I. Studies on the sorption of gases and vapours by
titanic gel. V. Variation in the sorplive capacity of titania gel
by the addition of Fe.1O, gel and difference between the sorplive
capacities of a- and a-titanic gel. 103. Hijikata, K. See Ishikawa,
F. Hiroki, K. See Yoshida, K. Homma, M. and Takai, T. The vapour
pres- sures of both heavy and light hydrates of BaCh. t74-
Horie, T. Vibrational analysis of CC] hands. 166.
Hori, N. On the galvanomagnetic effect of ferromagnetic
substance. 47.
Hosino, Y. See Takei, T. Husimi, K. On the slowing down of
neutrons
in a proton gas. 75. - Partitio numerorum as occurring in a pro-
blem of nuclear physics. 76. Igarasi, I. and Kodama, S. The
electrolytic solution pressure of pure aluminium. 1. 191.
Iijima, S. On the adsorption of hydrogen on
poisoned nickel. Studies at low' temperatures. MS.
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- On the adsorption of hydrogen on poisoned nickel. Ii. 2o9.
- On the adsorption of nitrogen on reduced nickel. 21o. Iitaka,
I. and Shiota, R. A method of ascer-
taining and defining fineness of powders. 8. Imamura, N. See
Islrikawa, F. Imatomi, S. On the dehydration of hydrated
magnesium chloride. I-Mutual relation between potassium and
sodium chlorides added as addition
agents. 61. Imotani, G. See Takamine, T. Inui, T. A contribution
to the theory of [tie hydrogen molecule. 17. Isemura, T. On the
silver chromate banding in silicic acid gel. 99. - On the calcium
phosphate banding in silicic acid gel. too. Ishida. Y., Tamura, T.
and Kamijima, G.
On lite Stark effect of Ne Ii spectruut. 159. Ishikawa. F. and
Ando. S. On the equilibrium
in tire reduction of stannic oxide by hydrogen and deuterium.
83. - and Hijikata, K. On the thermal con- ductivities of some
binary gas mixtures. 181. ' - and Imamura , N. On the thermal con-
ductivity of the system H.41121 and the equili- brium in the
reduction of cuprous chloride by hydrogen. ISS.
- and Sat6, H. On the stabilization velodty of glassy selenium.
53.
Isii. K. See Tani, I. Isii• R. See Kato, S. Ito, K. Sec Amagasa,
M. Hub. J. See Kikuchi, S. - See Watase, 1'. Iwase. E. The
cathode-lmninesoence of lumine- scent aluminium oxide. 152.
Iwase, K. See ()Yatna, V. Kakinoki, J. The investigation of thin
films of cellulose derivatives by electron diffractinn (A
preliminary report). 138.
Kakinuma, U. The multiple structure of the electron. 22.
Kameyama, N. and Fukumoto. T. Photo. conductance of the
dve-sensitized silver bromidee
and the mechanism of thee dye-sensitization. 1. 169.
Kamijima, G. See Ishida, P. Kamogawa. H. Structure of oxidized
silicon film.
3. Kanamaru. K., Takada, T. and Maeda, K. The influence of
dryness of samples on the electrokinetic lolenlials. 197.
INDEX Vol. XII1
Kaneko, S. Theories of diffusion, electric con- ductivity and
viscosity. 5. - On lite electric conductivity and dielectric
constant of mixture. 31. -- Theory of electrolytic conduction.
32.
On the measurement of p1I value- 35- On the Volta effect between
pure metals.
37. - On the viscosity of liquids. 56. - On lite dielectric
constant of mixtures. 84. - On tire theory of electrolytic
conduction.
11. 87. - Theory of overvollage. 90. - Theory of dielectric bus
in solids. 93. - Activity coefficient of strong electrolytes in
the concentrated solution. 183•
Kashilaoto, S. and Tauchida, R. Absorption hands of metallic
complexes. V. Complex salts of transition elements lacking the
first band.
12Q.
Kate, S. and Ishii, It. A molecular compound of FeCla extracted
by ether front hydrochloric acid solutions. 139.
Katsurai, T. Studies on tire precipitation of hydroxides and on
some related phenomena
105. Kawabata. M. See Arii, K.
Kawakami, M. and Uchida. S. On'the study of porous substances.
111. 2.
Kawakita, K. On the chetnisnrption of carbon dioxide by reduced
iron. 11. 207.
On the chemisorption of carbon dioxide by reduced iron. 111.
Thermodynamic considera- tion of the chemisorption. 212.
Kido, K. Magnetism of compounds. to6.
Kikuti, Saburo. On the specific gravities of liquid ammonia
solutions of ammonium chloride
and sodium chloride. 63.
Kikuchi, Seisi and Aoki, It. 'the scattering of D-D neutrons.
65.
- and Aoki, H. On the " neutron electron
interaction" proposed by us and the gamma-rays in the D-D
reaction. 77.
- and Aoki, H. The scattering of but neu-
trons by atoms. So. -, Watase. Y., Itoh, J., Takeda , E.
_aoil
Yamaguchi, S. Bela-my spectrum of t1N. 79. - , Watt Y., Itoh,
J., Takeda, E. and
Yamaguchi, S. Beta-ray spectrum of 24Na. 167.
-, Watase, Y., Itoh, J. . Takeda, E. and Yamaguchi, S.
Camma-rays accompanying
the disintegration of "'INa. 16S.
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No. 3
Kitagawa, T. Emission spectrum of the flame of bromide burning
in hydrogen and mechanism
of the reaction. 171. - Emission spectrum of the oxyhydrogen
flame
and its reaction mechanism. I. Formation of the activated water
molecule in higher vibrational states 173, Kiyama. R. The
decomposition of antmooia by iron catalyst mixed with A1.0, anti
KZO. 213. Kobayakawa, K. See Masaki. O. Kobayashi, Masahisa. See
Tsuchida, R. Kobayashi, Minoru. See Yukawa, II. Kobayashi. Y..
Takes, K. and Miura, M. Selective salvation of IJCI in mixed
solvents.
Experimental part. 123.
Kodama, S. See Igarasi, I. Kodera. K. Chemical studies by ,mans
of mole- cular breams. VII-VIII. A method of measur- ing the
intensity of potassium atomic beams
with an incandescent tungsten surface. (1-2). 160.
Koizumi, 51. and Titani, T. The velocity of the exchange
reaction of the hydrogen atoms
between hexoses. and water. 1229. - and Titan! , T. The exchange
reaction of
the oxygen atoms between water and some organic annpuuds.
(Preliminary report). 130. Komagata. S. On fire collodion membranes
of graded pores. 206. Kubo, M. Tire dielectric constants of solid
acety-
lene tel racldoride, ethylene dichloride, and ethy-lene
cldombrnmide. rig. - Onn the theory of dielectric constant of
gases
under high pressures. 149, . - See Mizusltbun, M.
Kubota, H, Influence of the fine-structure uu the Stark effect
of ionized helium. 71.
- The variation of intensities of spectral lines
with life direction of observation in the Stark effect. 158.
Kuroya, If. and Tsuchida, R. Alsorplion bands of metallic
complexes. IV. Special bands of nil ro-n ntaine cot ,all is
complexes. 28. Kuwahara. T. See Toriuno, 'I'.
Maeda, K. See Kanamant, K. Makino, S. moll Yoshida, J. On the
electrode
potential of the carbon electrode of air cell and hydrogen ion
concentrations. 34. - and Yoshida . J. On the electrode potential
of the carbon electrode of air cell and hydrogen ion concentration.
IT. 91.
Masaki, O. and Kobayakawa, K. The near- infrared spectrumm of
radmiurn. 1. a0.
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Masuda, K. On the reducing action of anal. gams. VII. The
mechanism of the reaction by shaking. 9. Matano. C. Electron
diffraction by organic films. 1. Fibroin, keratin and gelatine. 5o.
- On the X-ray diagrams of fibre structures .
59. Matsunama, Y. On the lattice constants of picea
jezoensis Carr. 54. Matsuyama, 11. Thermal analysis of the
oxida-
lion of sulphlles. (I). 196. Minakawn, O. See Sugiura. V.
Mishima, T. See Nagaoka, it, Miura. 31. Sec Kobayashi, V. Miyake-
S. See Sugito, S. Miyake. Y. The chemistry of rain wrier, 49.
Miyamura, Y. The detection of ultra-short waves by an ionized gas
tube, 135, Mizushima, S. and Kubo, M. Quantum mectta- nical
resonance and internal rotation. 148. Morino, Y. On the transition
points of 1.2-
diltalogenoethane, I22. - and Shimidu , II_ Raman spectra and
the
transition point of diiodoethane. 121. Morita. T. and Titan!, T.
Tire re-measuremena of the concentration of heavy hydrogen in
ordinary water. 128. - and Titani . T. The exchange reaction
Ie-
tween oxygen and the water vapour or carbonic anhydride in the
presence of platinum. 146. Sec Titani, T.
Muraoka, II. and Omori, T. Bubbling method of electrosnunis
measurement. 203. Mato, T. On the quantum theory of the phos-
phorescence of crystalphosphor. 11. 2t. - On [lie theory of the
thermoelectric pro-
perties of alloys. 36. Muto, Y. Oil the effect of other ions
upon the surface activity of aqueous solutions of organic inns with
hydrophobic groups. 102.
Nagakura. T. On the method of treating the reaction between very
light nuclei. 68.
Nagaoka, H. and Mishima, T. High terms of I'aschen series in
hydrogen and deuterium. 145.
- and Misima . T. Excitation of file Palmer and I'aschen series
of hydrogen and heavy hydrogen by electrodeless discharge. 164.
Nakazima, K. and Okuno, T. The chemical equilibrium in the
heterogeneous system MgO(s)
x
}Clo(g); \fgCl{s)} z OrW at high lenips. 176.
Nishizawa, K. See Amagasa, M. Nitta, I, and Watanabe, T.
Electron density and interatomic distances in tetragonal penta-
erythritol. 156.
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Noguti, T. Electrolytic winning of heavy water. IV. 6. Noma, S.
See Araki, G. Ogawn, E. Catalytic reactions in the magnetic fields.
(II-IV). 51.
Ogawa, M. See Sugino, K. Okays, T. and Hasegawa, M. On the
deter- mination of the viscosity by the torsional vibra- tion. 1.
127.
Okazaki, A. The Faraday effect and the con- ductivity of
electrolytic solutions. 175.
-- The Faraday effect of strong electrolytes in
aqueous solutions. VII. NH4Cl, RaCI. NaNO , KNO;,, Na,SO, ZnSO4
and NaCIO4. 179. Mann, T. See N.kazima, K. Okuyama, H. See Sata, N.
amore, T. See Muraoka, li. Osakada, T. See Takei, T. Osida, I. On
the thermal conductivity of liquid.
140. Oyama, Y. and Iwase, K. Studies on absorp-
lion of gas in form of bubbles. 52.
Salto, M. The mean free path in gases con- tained in a vessel.
155.
Sakata, S. and Tanikawa, Y. On the capture of the mesotron by
the atomic nucleus. 72. - See Yukawa, It.
Sakuraba. S. Sec Aoyanra, S. Sameshima, J. Oiliness of liquid.
4. Sano, I. On the adsorption of ammonia by platinum black. 195. -
On the catalytic decomposition of hydrogen
peroxide by colloidal platinum-earhonyl. 199. - On the catalytic
decomposition of oxalic acid by colloidal platinum-carbonyl. 204.
Sano, K. On the dissociation pressures of hydrates. IV. Vapour
pressures of MnCI.-41I.0 and MnCI.2H,O. 177.
- Thermo-dynamical studies on chloride. V. Reduction equilibrium
of chromous chloride by hydrogen. s86. - The vapour pressure of
dissociated water from hydrates. VI. The vapour pressure of
dissociation of MgClc•;i-L,O and MgCI.-211.0. 193.
- A thermo-dyiramical study of chlorides. VIII. The reduction
equilibrium of manganese chloride by hydrogen. 194. Sasaki, N. and
Fukuda, M. The velocity d- trihution in an atomic beam and the free
path as a function of velocity. 154. Sasaki, T. On the nature of
foam. T. Stability of the foam produced by the aqueous solutions of
alcohols :acidd acids. 95.
INDEX Vol. MIT
- On the nature of foam. 11. The foam
formation of ternary system, acetic acid-ethyl ether-water. 104.
- Studies on the oiliness of liquids. VI.
Measurements of the kinetic friction coefficients by the method
of sliding velocity. 134. - On the nature of foam. V. Phase inver-
sion and foam formation of emulsion consisting of acetic acid;
benzene, and water. 201.
Sata, N. and Okuyama, H.. The colloid- chemical studies on
systems of three-liquid com-
ponents. III. On the emulsification between two inmiscible
liquids with equal specific gravity. 202. Satb, H. See Ishikawa,
F.
Sat&, M. On the energy stales of valency elec- trons in some
metals. Selectivity of photo- electron transition in zinc, and the
selection ode,
doff. 16. On the energy states of the valency electrons
in some metals. T, so. Anomalous changes of various properties
of zinc with temperature. 97. Satb, T. See Takagi, V. Satoh, S. The
heats of formation of various nitrides. S6.
The specific heats of manganese nitrides. &S.
The heat of formation of manganese nitrides. 89. - The specific
beats of thorium nitride, lithium
nitride, and zinc nitride. 94. - and Sogabe, T. The specific
heats of some
solid aliphatic acids and their ammonium salts and the atomic
heat of nitrogen. 192.
Sekiguchi. Y. See Tamm~mshi, R. Seya. K. The decomposition of
ammonia by iron catalyst. 214.
Shiba, K. The most probable values of e, clot, and /t. III.
64-
Shibata, Z. See Tajiri, I. Shida, S. On the photochemical
decomposition of ammonia. 172.
Shikata, M. See Ueda, S. Shimadzu, S. Arrangement of the
micro-crystals
of silver bromide electro-deposited on the anode silver plate.
141.
Shimidu. H. See hlorino, V. Shinto, R. See litaka, I.
Shishido, S. See Yanaguchi, Y. Sidei, T. Infra-red absorption
spectra and mole- cular structures of polar liquids. 19-
Shigetomi, S. On the solultility of sodium amide in liquefied
ammonia. 44.
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