Yearbook of the Textile Institute: No. 3, 1950–1951. 246 pages, 15 × 24 cm. Manchester, The Textile Institute. 1950. No price given

Year book of the Textile Institute No. 2

Year book of the Textile Institute No. 2 1949–1950: 258 pages, illustrations, 15 × 24 cm Manchester, The Textile Institute, 1949. Price, 10/

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Mar., I95o. 1 ## BOOK NOTES 26I new edition such topics as nuclear transformations and their applications, silicates and their structure, high polymers, fluorine compounds, and ion exchangers have been expanded.

Year book of the textile institute and l

Year book of the textile institute and library catalogue No. 4, 1951–1952: 338 pages, 15 × 24 cm. Manchester, The Textile Institute, 1951. Price, 15/

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## 37I treatment; for a fuller discussion of subject matter, the reader is provided with an excellent bibliography of 290 important original papers. This bibliography, together with the author and subject indices, makes this book a useful reference guide, although it does not meet the need for a t

Handbooks of textile technology no. 3, t

Handbooks of textile technology no. 3, the identification of textile materials: 10 pages, 15 × 24 cm., illustrations and plates. Manchester, The Textile Institute, no date. Price, 5s (Paper)

✍ G.E.P. 📂 Article 📅 1949 🏛 Elsevier Science 🌐 English ⚖ 148 KB

Identification of textile materials: Thi

Identification of textile materials: Third edition, 94 pages, illustrations and charts, 16 × 26 cm. Manchester, The Textile Institute, 1951.Price, 10/6d

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## 37I treatment; for a fuller discussion of subject matter, the reader is provided with an excellent bibliography of 290 important original papers. This bibliography, together with the author and subject indices, makes this book a useful reference guide, although it does not meet the need for a te

The development of some man-made fibres:

The development of some man-made fibres: prepared by The Textile Institute from the papers presented at its annual conference, 1951. 79 pages, illustrations, 16 × 25 cm. Manchester, The Textile Institute, 1952.Price, 12/6d

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## BOOK NOTES I87 solved numerical examples, and derivations using calculus notation are given. In the chapters on atomic and nuclear physics, biographical notes and portraits of all Nobel prize winners in physics are included. THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOME MAN-MAI)E FIBRES, prepared by The Textile Ins

Review of textile progress, volume 3: ed

Review of textile progress, volume 3: edited by W. J. Hall and others. 590 pages, 14 × 21 cm. Manchester, The Textile Institute, 1952. Price, 35/; 28/ (members)

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One possible solution to the problem of keeping technical book up-to-date at a reasonable cost