The reaction between hydrogen and oxygen. By C. N. Hinshelwood, M.A., F.R.S., and A.T. Williamson, M.A., Ph.D. Pp. 107. Oxford: Clarendon Press. London: H. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1934. 8s. 6d
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- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
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- 1935
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- 237 KB
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- 54
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- Article
- ISSN
- 0368-4075
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โฆ Synopsis
A. T. \YiIlinniscin, Jl.A,, 1'11.1). 1'11. 107. Osfortl : (Ilitrrntloti I'rrss. lAontloti : 31. Jlilfortl, Oxford Univckrsity I'r~!ss, 193.1. 8s. &I. This 1)ook is infornwtivc in ninny wiiys ; iintl p rlinlis cliirfly so rthoitt the rciict ions of ltitiniin niincls townrtls tliosr 1)ctwccn liytlrogcn t t n d osygcn ; for it portritys tltciii in tlic light, of tlic now ciirrcnt conception of " c*liniii rcnctiotis." It, fiirnislics nn iwdlrnt. csni~iple of Itom very ~tiuclt in rccciit ye:irs t Iic bins in nciidcniic rcsciircli lins sltifted from rspcrintciit, to thcory, rintl from tlic diiyliglit of tlic Iii1)oriitory to the lniiip-light of the study. It now scwiis intlccd it far cry to t Iic cltissic clnys of vsjirrinicntnl ilisi*overics in gnscoits internctions, \.lien grriit mnstcrs of t h : nrt, working limit1 tltcir piipils, tniiglit tlicm t o t:splorc tlic mystcrics of flninc itntl cornhitst ion l)y ~neuns of \vcll-tlircct cd c s p i -
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