Search Results - "Keyes D"

Value of the determination of free energy change for organic reactions.

Authors: Keyes, D. B.

Source: Science; February 24 1933, Vol. 77, p202-204, 3p

Library Lighting.

Authors: Association of Research Libraries, Washington, DC. Metcalf, Keyes D.

Peer Reviewed: N

Page Count: 106

Descriptors: Building Design, College Libraries, Costs, Libraries, Library Facilities, Lighting, Lighting Design, School Libraries, Use Studies

Journal Code: RIEDEC1971

THE VALUE OF THE DETERMINATION OF FREE ENERGY CHANGE FOR ORGANIC REACTIONS.

Authors: KEYES, D. B.¹

Source: Science (pre-March 2025). 2/24/1933, Vol. 77 Issue 1991, p202-204. 3p.

Numerical solution of two-dimensional axisymmetric laminar diffusion flames.

Authors: Smooke, M. D. Mitchell, R. E. Keyes, D. E.

Source: Combustion Science & Technology; 1989, Vol. 67 Issue 4-6, p85-122, 38p

Newton-Krylov methods for low-Mach-number compressible combustion.

Authors: Knoll, D. A. McHugh, P. R. Keyes, D. E.

Source: AIAA Journal; May 1996, Vol. 34, p961-967, 7p

Exposure to airborne asbestos associated with simulated cable installation above a suspended ceiling.

Authors: Keyes, D. L. Chesson, J. Ewing, W. M.

Source: American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal; November 1991, Vol. 52, p479-484, 6p

Energy for travel.

Authors: Keyes, D. L.

Source: Transportation Research Part A: General; January 1982, Vol. 16, p65-70, 6p

Activities of ethylene and ethanol in sulfuric acid.

Authors: Gallagher, M. Keyes, D. B.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; Nov 1934, Vol. 56, p2221-2224, 4p

Equilibria involving cyanogen iodide.

Authors: Lewis, G. N. Keyes, D. B.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; March 1918, Vol. 40, p472-478, 7p

Study of the system aniline-hexane.

Authors: Keyes, D. B. Hildebrand, J. H.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; October 1917, Vol. 39, p2126-2137, 12p

Double sulfates of samarium with sodium and ammonium.

Authors: Keyes, D. B. James, C.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; April 1914, Vol. 36, p634-638, 5p

Training the chemical engineer to meet the specifications of industry.

Authors: Keyes, D. B.

Source: Journal of Chemical Education; April 1941, Vol. 18, p184-187, 4p

Teaching chemical engineering unit processes from the quantitative aspect.

Authors: Keyes, D. B.

Source: Journal of Chemical Education; October 1938, Vol. 15, p480-483, 4p

Developments in chemical engineering education.

Authors: Keyes, D. B.

Source: Journal of Chemical Education; December 1933, Vol. 10, p717-720, 4p

History and philosophy of chemical engineering education.

Authors: Keyes, D. B.

Source: Chemical Engineering Progress; December 1953, Vol. 49, p635-640, 6p

Channeling metropolitan growth: in what direction, toward which end?

Authors: Keyes, D. L.

Source: Law & Contemporary Problems; Spring1979, Vol. 43, p239-253, 15p

Results of a two-year toxicity and oncongenic study of rats ingesting.

Authors: Keyes, D. G.

Source: Journal of Combustion Toxicology; May 1980, Vol. 7, p77-98, 22p

Conductivity of organic solvents.

Authors: Keyes, D. B. Swann, S., jr Hoerr, H. W.

Source: Transactions of the American Electrochemical Society.; September 1928, Vol. 54, p137-144, 8p

Review of research work of the manufacture of magnesium.

Authors: Keyes, D. B.

Source: Transactions of the American Electrochemical Society.; April 1927, Vol. 51, p159-166, 8p

Recovery of sulfur dioxide from waste gases.

Authors: Johnstone, H. F. Keyes, D. B.

Source: Industrial & Engineering Chemistry (1923); June 1935, Vol. 27, p659-665, 7p