Search Results - "Burk, R. E."

Preparation and identification of alklycyclo-propanes.

Authors: Bartleson, J. D. Burk, R. E. Lankelma, H. P.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; Dec 1946, Vol. 68, p2513-2518, 6p

Action of aluminum bromide on paraffin hydrocarbons.

Authors: Bishop, J. W. Burk, R. E. Lankelma, H. P.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; Jun 1945, Vol. 67, p914-918, 5p

Polymerization of styrene in thymol solution.

Authors: Moore, J. K. Burk, R. E. Lankelma, H. P.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; November 1941, Vol. 63, p2954-2957, 4p

Calculation of heterogeneous reaction rates.

Authors: Burk, R. E.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; June 1934, Vol. 56, p1279-1282, 4p

Thermal decomposition of ammonia on the surface of osmium.

Authors: Arnold, E. A. Burk, R. E.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; January 1932, Vol. 54, p23-32, 10p

Significance of the persistence of the crystalline state above the melting point.

Authors: Burk, R. E.

Source: Science; April 5 1935, Vol. 81, p344-345, 2p

Thermal decomposition of straight chain paraffins.

Authors: Burk, R. E.

Source: Journal of Physical Chemistry (1896); August 1931, Vol. 35, p2446-2460, 15p

Catalytic effect of solvents, decomposition of malonic acids.

Authors: Burk, R. E. Daus, W.

Source: Journal of Physical Chemistry (1896); May 1931, Vol. 35, p1461-1473, 13p

Sixth report of the committee on contact catalysis.

Authors: Burk, R. E.

Source: Journal of Physical Chemistry (1896); November 1928, Vol. 32, p1601-1645, 45p

Gage for the measurement of high vacua.

Authors: Burk, R. E.

Source: Journal of Physical Chemistry (1896); April 1927, Vol. 31, p591-595, 5p

Possible mechanism for the lowering of the heat of activation of a reaction by a catalytic surface.

Authors: Burk, R. E.

Source: Journal of Physical Chemistry (1896); August 1926, Vol. 30, p1134-1140, 7p

Thermal reaction of ethylene with acetylene.

Authors: Naragon, E. A. Burk, R. E. Lankelma, H. P.

Source: Industrial & Engineering Chemistry (1923); March 1942, Vol. 34, p355-358, 4p

Polymerization.

Authors: Burk, R. E.

Source: Industrial & Engineering Chemistry (1923); September 1938, Vol. 30, p1054-1063, 10p

Thermal reactions of ethylene.

Authors: Burk, R. E. Baldwin, B. C. Whitacre, C. H.

Source: Industrial & Engineering Chemistry (1923); March 1937, Vol. 29, p326-330, 5p

Factors causing lubricating oil deterioration in engines.

Authors: Burk, R. E.

Source: Industrial & Engineering Chemistry. Analytical Edition; May 1945, Vol. 17, p302-309, 8p

Efficient low-holdup laboratory column.

Authors: Selker, M. L. Burk, R. E. Lankelma, H. P.

Source: Industrial & Engineering Chemistry. Analytical Edition; June 15 1940, Vol. 12, p352-355, 4p

Relation of homogeneous to catalysed reactions.

Authors: Hinshelwood, C. N. Burk, R. E.

Source: Journal of the Chemical Society; December 1925, Vol. 127, p2196-2900, 705p

Thermal decomposition of ammonia upon various surfaces.

Authors: Hinshelwood, C. N. Burk, R. E.

Source: Journal of the Chemical Society; May 1925, Vol. 127, p1105-1117, 13p

Kinetics of the thermal decomposition of straight chain paraffins.

Authors: Burk, R. E. Laskowski, L. Lankelma, H. P.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; Dec 1941, Vol. 63, p3248-3250, 3p

Polymerization of styrene, citral and hept-aldehyde.

Authors: Thompson, H. E. Burk, R. E.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; Apr 1935, Vol. 57, p711-713, 3p