Search Results - "Keyes F"

Contrasts universities in the United States.

Authors: Keyes, F. G.

Source: Science; March 10 1939, Vol. 89, p207-212, 6p

Adsorption and its relation to refrigeration.

Authors: Keyes, F. G.

Source: Proceedings of the American Gas Association; 1926, Vol. 1926, p729-734, 6p

Present status of steam properties.

Authors: Keyes, F. G. Keenan, J. H.

Source: Mechanical Engineering; February 1955, Vol. 77, p127-132, 6p

Viscosity and heat conductivity of steam.

Authors: Keyes, F. G.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; January 1950, Vol. 72, p433-436, 4p

Measurement of the diffusion coefficient of hydrogen peroxide vapor into air.

Authors: McMurtrie, R. L. Keyes, F. G.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; Nov 1948, Vol. 70, p3755-3758, 4p

Density of aqueous hydrogen peroxide solutions.

Authors: Huckaba, C. E. Keyes, F. G.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; July 1948, Vol. 70, p2578-2581, 4p

Accuracy of estimation of hydrogen peroxide by potassium permanganate titration.

Authors: Huckaba, C. E. Keyes, F. G.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; April 1948, Vol. 70, p1640-1644, 5p

Corresponding-states equation of practical interest for general physicochemical computations.

Authors: Keyes, F. G.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; Aug 1938, Vol. 60, p1761-1764, 4p

Production of liquid hydrogen without expensive equipment.

Authors: Keyes, F. G. Gerry, H. T. Hicks, J. F. G., jr

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; Aug 1937, Vol. 59, p1426-1437, 12p

Relation between the dielectric constants of some compressed gases and the density.

Authors: Keyes, F. G. Oncley, J. L.

Source: Chemical Reviews; December 1936, Vol. 19, p195-212, 18p

Present status of the molecular field problem.

Authors: Keyes, F. G.

Source: Chemical Reviews; June 1929, Vol. 6, p175-216, 42p

Thermal conductivity of nitrogen and argon.

Authors: Keyes, F. G. Vines, R. G.

Source: Journal of Heat Transfer; May 1965, Vol. 87, p177-183, 7p

Five years of applied science in the low-temperature field.

Authors: Keyes, F. G.

Source: Chemical Reviews; December 1946, Vol. 39, p449-480, 32p

Equation of state for binary mixtures of methane and nitrogen.

Authors: Keyes, F. G. Burks, H. G.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; Apr 1928, Vol. 50, p1100-1106, 7p

Isometrics of gaseous methane.

Authors: Keyes, F. G. Burks, H. G.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; Jun 1927, Vol. 49, p1403-1410, 8p

Chemical equilibria in non-ideal gases whose isometrics are linear.

Authors: Keyes, F. G.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; Jun 1927, Vol. 49, p1393-1403, 11p

Adequacy of the assumption of molecular aggregation in accounting for certain of the physical properties of gaseous nitrogen.

Authors: Keyes, F. G. Taylor, R. S.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; April 1927, Vol. 49, p896-911, 16p

Heats of adsorption of several gases and vapors on charcoal.

Authors: Keyes, F. G. Marshall, M. J.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; January 1927, Vol. 49, p156-173, 18p

Calorimeter for measuring specific heats and heats of vaporization of liquids.

Authors: Keyes, F. G. Beattie, J. A.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; August 1924, Vol. 46, p1753-1760, 8p

Evidence of association in carbon dioxide from the Joule-Thomson effect.

Authors: Keyes, F. G.

Source: Journal of the American Chemical Society; July 1924, Vol. 46, p1584-1589, 6p