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ABSTRACTS. 1901. Parts I. & 11. (Marked A. i and A. ii respectively) ; and also to Transactions, 1901 (marked T.) ; and to Proceedings of the Session 1900-1901 ; Nos. 227 to 240, Nov., 1900--June, 1901 (marked P.).

COMPILED BY MARGARET D. DOUGAL.

Aken, Miss E. ran, oxidation of orgnnic A. nitrogen compounds and the estimation of the carbon and nitrogen therein Abegg, Richard, and W. Herz, separa- by the moist process, A., ii, 691. tion and identification of acids, A., Aktien - Gesellschaft fur Anilinfabrik- ii, 190. ation, benzyl salicylate, A., i, 712. Abegg, Richcwd, [and CI. Immerwahr], Akunoff, Iiuan, the chlorine-hydrogen influence of the medium on the photo- gas cell, A., ii, 81. chemical effect in silver bromide emul- Alberda van Ekenstein, WiZliam, new sions, and photochemical induction, A., formal (methylene) compounds of ii, 217. hydroxy-acids, A., i, 120. Abel, Emil, equilibrium between the clif- Albert, FTiedrich, feeding experiments ferent stages of oxidation of the same in 1898 and 1899, at Lauchstadt, with metal, A., ii, 376. bullocks, pigs, and lrtml)s, A., ii, 337. -electromotive relationsof coiiipouncls Albert, Robert, simple experiment to with several oxidation stages, A., illustrate the action of zymase, A., ij, 490. i, 180. - theory of the accumulator, A., Albitzky, AZexiw, oxidation of higher ii, 537. unsntarnted fatty acids with snlphuric Abel, John J.,epinrphi ine, A., i. 354. acid and aninionium persulphate, A., Abell, Aobert Duneombe, the condensa- i, 5. tion of phenyl ethyl ketone aiid benz- Albo, Giacomo, physiological significance

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. aldehyde, T., 928 ; P., 1901, 128. of colchicine in diWeren t varities of Aberson, J. H. See TP. ran Dam. C'olchicum and MercncM-a, A., ii, 679. Ach, Benno. See Julius Tafel. Albrecht, E. See Car2 Engler. Ach, Narzi.w, diuretic actioii of certain Alciatore, A~7tozi0.See Qt67clo Pellizzari. purine derivatives, A., ii, 31. Aldrich, T. B., active principlc of the Ackroyd, William, researches on moor- suprarenal gland, A., ii, 564. land waters. Part 11. On the origin AlexBeff, WZadiniir. See Paul Gordan. of the combined chlorine, T., 673 ; P., Alfthan, z'on, benzoyl esters and carbo- 1901, 87. hydrates in normal and diabetic urine, Adam, Pad, cell for the clinical deter- A., ii, 179. mination of hzmoglobin in urine, Allan, F. B., basic nitrates of bismuth, A., ii, 488. A., ii, 318. Adamiantz, Suren. See Carl D. Harries. Allen, AQki?Nmtry, detection of arsenic Adrian, L. Alphonse, and J. Augi& in beer, A., ii, 125. Trillat, pseudo-acid derived from Allison, J. R. See Arthur &oi*gc Perkin. agaric, A., i, 211. Aloy, Jules [Fra?qois],donble chlorides Adriani, J. N.,eutectic curves in systems of' uranyl and the alkali metals ; hydro- of three substances of which two are chloride of uranyl chloride, A., optical antipodes, A., ii, 230. ii, 164. LXXX. ii. 51 View Article Online 714 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Aloy, Jules [Fran~ois],new method of Archangelski, Konstantin, rhododen- determining the atomic weight of drol, rhododendrin, and andromedo- uranium, A., ii, 244. toxin, A., i, 734. - preparation of uranium, A. , Archbutt, Leonard, and Percy George ii, 317. Jackson, determination of minute Alsberg, C. See P. A. Levene. quantities of arsenic in coke, A., Altmann, Paul, estimation of nitro-groups ii, 476. by a volumetric method, A., ii, 475. Archibald, Ebenexar Renry. See Theo- Altmann, Paul. See also Josrf Herzig. dore William Richarde. Alvisi, Ugo, new explosive and deto- Ardin-Delteil, P., cryoscopy of the nating materials, V., A., ii, 498. human sweat, A., ii, 67. Ambiihl, Gottwalt, agreement between Arend, K. con. See Aug~tMichaelis. milk solids actually determined and Arlt, Ferdinand von, dextrose, A., i, 369. those found by calculation, A., ii, 137. Armsby, Henry Prentiss, niaintenance Ampola, G., guano from Erythrza, A., ration of cattle, A., ii, 271. ii, 341. Armfdtrong, Edward Franklund. See Ampola, G., and C. Ulpiani, denitrifica- Emil Fischer. tion in soil, A., ii, 524. Armstrong, Henry Edward, and T. izf, And& Gustave, chemical changes during Lowry, stereoisorneric a- and a’-sulpho- the evolution of buds, A., ii, 120. nic derivatives of camphor, P., 1901, -migration of nitrogenous substances 182. and ternary substances in annual plants, Armstrong, Henry Edward, and Lconnrd A., ii, 413. Philip Wilson, 1 : 2 : 4-m-xylidine-6- -migration of ternary substances in sulphonic acid, P., 1900, 229. annual plants, A., ii, 413. Amdt, Kurt, barium nitrite, A., ii, 507. -basic salts containingseveral metallic Arnold, Carl, and F. Murach, detection oxides, A., ii, 509. of nitrogen in arsenic, &c., A., ii, 236. -evolution of sulphur and phosphorus Arnold, W. See Albert Edinger. during the conimencement of germina- Aronson, Bans, biology and chemistry tion, A., ii, 525. of diphtheria bacilli, A., ii, 265. Andr6, Gustave. See also Marcellin Arrhenins, Svante, calculation of degree Berthelot. of dissociation of strong electrolytes, Andrlik, Karl, K. Urban, and Yl. A., ii, 144, 435. Stangk, molasses and similar products Arth, Georges, commercial hydrogen from sugar factories, A., ii, 257. peroxide, A., ii, 622. Angeli, Angelo, tetrazones, A., i, 57. Artini, Ettore, new mineral species found Angeli, Angelo, and Francesco Angelico, in Baveno granite, A., ii, 664. 3-nitroindoles, A., i, 45. Aschan, [AdoZfJ Ossian, constitution of --reactions of nitroxyl [NOH], camphor, A., i, 477. A,, i, 322. Ascoli, AZberto, the phosphorus of nu- -- new researches on nitrohydr- cleins, A., i, 108. oxylaminic acid, A., ii, 381. __ a new decomposition product of Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Angelico, Frczncesco, preparation of ful- yeast nucleiii, A., i, 108. minates, A., i, 516. A~her,Lrox, and Frederic W. Busch, Angelico, Prancesco, and 3. Calvello, properties and origin of lymph, A., 3-nitrosopyrioles, A., i, 747. ii, 29. Angelico, Francesco, and S. Fanara, Asher, Lcon, and William B. Cutter, nitrohydroxylaminic acid, A,, i, 707. physiology of glands, A,, ii, 176. Antipoff, J. A., analysis of bucklandite Asher, Leon, and Hol?ncs C. Jackson, [epidote], A., ii, 607. forination of lactic acid in the blood, Antony, Ubaido, and Adovo Lucchesi, A., ii, 563. ruthenium and its compounds, A., AB~,K., r6le of oxydase in the prepara- ii, 247. tion of commercial black ten, A., Antony, Ubaldo, and 3. di Nola, Ber- ii, 679. tliier’s method of determining the As6, K. See also Kurt Bieler. calorific value of fuels, A., ii, 6. Bstachoff, A., and Sergizbs N. Reformat- Apitzsch, H., action of nitrosoacylamines sky, synthesis of a-niethyl-@ethyl- on primary bases, A., i, 138. hydracrylic acid, A., i, 447. Arbuckle, William. See Alexander Bston, Berftard Crucroft. See Thomas Scott. Hill Easterfield. Arbueof, Alexader, phenylmethylallyl- Bston, Francis W. See Percy Faraday carbinol, A., i, 274. Frankland, View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 715

Aston, Eenry. See Percy Faraday Aweng, Eugen, active glucosides soluble Frankland. in water containedin Frangula,Sagrada, Astruc, A,,action of vegetable alkaloids and rhubarb, A., i, 39. on certain indicators, A., i, 604. - distribution of acidity in stems, B. leaves, and flowers, A., ii, 677. Astruc, A., and E. Murco, acidimetry Babcock, 5'. Xowlton, H.L. Russell, and of aldehydes and ketones, A., i, 66. Alfred Vivian, properties of' galactase, __- derivatives of cacodylic acid, a digestive ferment of milk, A., i, 437. A., i, 144. __-- distribution of galactase Astruc, A., and J. Tarbouriech, acidi- in different species of Mammalia, A,, metry of arsenic acid, A., ii. 552. ii, 406. Atkinson, Edmmcl, obituary notice of, --- - distribution of galactase T., 872, 888. in cow-'s milk, A., ii, 406. Atkinson, Ernest. See Carl D. Harries. Bach, A., higher hydrogen peroxides, Atterberg, Albert, variations in the A, ii, 14. anionnts of nutritive substances in oats, -action of anhydrous sulphuric acid A., ii, 573. on dry potassium persulphate, A., Atwater, Wiebur Oh,aid Francis Gnno ii, 447. Benedict, digestion of food by man, Bach, Hermann, action of aldehydo- A., ii, 253. collicline [2-methyl- 5 - ethylpyridine] Atwater, Wiebur Olin, and C. S. Phelps, on substituted aromatic aldehydes ; study of rations fed to milch cows in yh enyl-a-picoly 1 alkine [B-P-hydroxy- Connecticut, A., ii, 337. P-phenyletliylpyridine], A., i, 609. Aubel, Edmund van, thermoelectric BachBr, Fr. See Adolph Emmerling. behaviour of some oxides and metallic BachtsahBeff, N. See Iwan L. Konda- snlphides, A., ii, 222. koff. -molecular heats of compounds and Backe, P., action of cuminaldehyde on the law of Neumann-Joule-Kopp, A., a-picoline (%methylpyridiue), A., ii, 226. i, 562. -density of alloys, A., ii, 453. Backhaus, and 3. Braun, milk proteid Auchy, George, estimation of sulphur in as food, A., ii, 529. wrought iron and steel, A., ii, 420. Badische Anilin- and Soda-Fabrik, Aue, W. See Alfred Wohl. transformation of hydroxynaphthalene Auer, John. See Walter Joneg. derivatives into the corresponding Auerbach, GzLstav, electrolysis of molten amines, A., i, 695. lead iodide and lead chloride with - 8-hydroxy-a-naphthylamine-4-sul- particular reference to the application phonic acid, A., i, 699. of Faraday's law and the theory of the - condensation of indigo-white with electrolysis of molten salts, A., ii, 590. formaldehyde, A., i, 715. Auerbach, Jlicrtin, and Richard Wolffen- -preparation of 2 :4-dihydroxyquinol- stein, action of hydrogen peroxide on ine, A., i, 751. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. tertiary bases, III., A, i, 613. - preparation of acridine colouring Auger, VicIor, manganic phosphates, A., matters by means of benzaldehyde, A., ii, 554. i, 753. Autenrieth, Wilhelnz, and €2. Hennings, - p-dihydroxydiphenyl-4.6-dinitro- ring compounds containing sulphur, 1:3-phenylenediamine, A., i, 755. A., i, 560. -nitro-m-phenylenediaminesulphonic Autenrieth, jVilhehn, [and, in part, J. acid, A,, i, 755. Koburger, and Paul Spiess], simple Badeker, Karl, dielectric constant of and iriixed acid anhydrides, A., i, 185. some gases and vapours and its depend- Autenrieth, Wilhdm, and Paul Spiess, ence on temperature, A., ii, 220. crotonic and isocrotonic acids, A., Baeyer, Adow Ton, systematisation and i, 199. nomenclature of dicyclic compounds, --a simple means of obtaining A., i, 135. secondary symnietrical hydrazines, A., Baeyer, Adolf von, and Otto Seuffert, i. , 230. exhaustive bromination of menthone, Avery, Sa')szucI, and H. 2'. Beans, A., i, 216. soluble arsenious oxide in Paris green, Baeyer, Adolf von, and Victor Villiger, A., ii, 346. diethyl peroxide, A., i, 62. -- rapid estimation of arsenious -- ethyl hydroperoxide, A., i, 308. oxide in Paris green, A., ii, 623. --nitrous acid, A., i, 309. 51-2 View Article Online 716 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Baeyer, Adolf von, and Victor Villiger, Bamberger, Eugeit, and Ed. Demuth, peracids and peroxide acids, derived synthesis of o-azidohenzaldehyde [o - from dibasic organic acids, A., i, 326. triazobenzaldehyde], A., i, 621. --basic properties of oxygen, A., Bamberger, Eugen, and Jacob Qrob, i, 658. action of phenylhydrazine on phen- --hydrate of sulpliuryl chloride, anthraqninone, A., i, 280. A., ii, 311. --acetylamidrazone, A., i, 292. -- action of hydrogen peroxide --action of sodium methoxide on on silver oxide, A., ii, 315, 654. phenylnitroformald ehydephenylhydr- --permonosulpliuric acid ( Care's azone, and the oxidation of benzalde- acid), A., ii, 380. hydephenylhydrazone, A., i, 296. Bagley, Em2est, and Harry Brearley, --benzaldehydephenylllydr- Schoffel’s process for estimating tung- azone, A., i, 567. sten in steel, A., ii, 200. Bamberger, Eiqpt, arid Paul de Gruyter, Bailhache, G., new crystallised molybde- formazyl methyl ketone, A, i, 778. nuin suiphate, ‘A., ii, 243. Bamberger, Eugen, and Paul Leyden, Baker, T. J., thermochemistry of the dimethylaniline oxide, A., i, 200. alloys of copper and zinc, A,, ii, 303. Bamberger, Eugen, and Jens Miiller, Bakker, G., theory of the capillary layer action of diazobenzene on some ali- between the homogeneous phases of phatic aldehydes and ketones, A., liquid and vapoiir, A., ii, 88, 374. i, 778. Bakunin, Marzusia, hydroxyphenylcin- Bamberger, Eugen, and Aclolf Rising, namic acid, A., i, 84. mesitylhydroxylaniine and nitroso- -synthesis and product9 of dehydra- mesitylene, A., i, 141. tion of unsaturated acids, A., i, 710. ~-mesityl-J/-yuinol, A., i, 142. Balachowsky, Bimitri, separation of -__ action of toluene-p-sulphiiiic cobalt and nickel by electrolysis, A., acid on nitrosobenzene, A., i, 201. ii, 533. --action of p-tolylsulphiiiic acid Balbiano, Luigi, bromofenchone, A., on 8-phenylhydroxylamine, A., i, 202. i, 89. -___ action of methyl on the

~ a new glycine anhydride, A., velocity of reaction of the B-aromatic i, 454. hydroxylamines, A., i, 529. Baldi, Szlvio. See Icilio Guareschi. -- 1 : 3-xylyl-2-hydroxylamine Baldwin, E. I$., and P. A. Levene, and 2-nitroso-1 : 3-xylene, A., i, 531. action of proteolytic enzymes on Bamberger, Euqe?~,and Emst Rust, toxins, A,, ii, 667. isodiazotisation of arylarnines, A., Balland, Voandxeia subterrunea, A., i, 171. ii, 415. Bamberger, Eugpn, and Thor Scheutz, -composition and nutritive valne of oxidation of Benzylnmine, A., i, 587. the principal vegetables, A., ii, 572. Bamberger, Eugm, and Thor Scheutz, Baly, Edward C. CyriZ, and H. W. [in part with R. Seligmann], oxidation Syers, spectrum of cyanogen, A., of aromatic and aliphatic aldoximes, Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. ii, 633. A., i, 545. Bamberger, Eugen, isomeric change of Bamberger, Ezcqen, and Otto Schmidt, azoxybenzene, A., i, 107. nitroformnldehydepllenylhyclrazone, - action of diazohenzene on phenol d., i, 291. and synthesis of o-hydroxyazobenzene, __- isomeric hydrazones, A. ,i, 565. A., i, 107. Bamberger, Eugen, and Bogdan Szolay- - mechanism of the conversion of ski, ac7tion of air and water on 8- aryl hydroxylamiuesinto aminophenols, benzylhydroxylamine, A., i, 84. A., i, 140, 203. Bamberger, Maz, and A rtl~zcrPraetorius, __ action of iiitrosobenzene on aromatic anto-oxidation products of anthragallol, hydrazines, A., i, 171. A., i, 730. Bamberger, Eugen, and Priedriclz Brady, Bamberger, Maz, and Zmil Vischner, 2 : 4 - diniethylphenylhydroxylamine natural resins [Ueberwallimgsharze], and 2 : 4-dimethyl- $I - qiiinol, A., VII., A., i, 220. i, 142. Bancels, Larguier dcs. See Victor Bamberger, Rugen, and Ed. Demuth, Henri. nitration of mesitylenic acid, A., Bancroft, Wilder Dwight, reaction i, 209. velocity and eqnilibriuni, A., ii, 88. -- o-aininobenzaldosimes, A., __ reaction velocity and solubility, A., i, 391. ii, 150. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 717

Bancroft. Wi7der Dwiqlit, laborator7 Bartolotti, Pictro. derivatives of benzo- apparatus for decompisition voltages phcnonc, V. and VI., A., i, 36. A., ii, 302. Bartsch, E: See Richard Stoermer. -dissociation studies, TI., A., ii, 307. Basch, E. E., artificial preparation of Bandrowski, Ern& actim of conceii polyhalite, A., ii, 168. trated nitric acid on bromobenzene. Basler Chemische Fabrik, chloroiotlo- A., i, 21. hydroxyquinoline, A, i, 750. -- action of bromonitrobeiizeiies on p Bassani, Yittorio. Sve Feelice Garelli. plienylenediamine, A., i, 48. Bataillon, fl., comparative value of saline Bang, Ivnr, nucleo-histon, A., i, 57, 299. and sacchaiine solutions ill experi- -guaiiylic acid, A., i, 299. inental teratogeiiesis, A., ii, 401. -proteids, A., i, 490. Batschinski, A~CX~ZLS,ielation between - physiological action of guanylit viscosity and 9ome other physical acid, A., ii, 408. constants, A., ii. 438. Barbier, PhiZippe, myrcenol and its con- - Maxwell’s law K=n2 in reference to stitution, A., i, 477. tlic molecular structure of substances, -constitution of licareol (linalool), A., ii, 595. A., i, 731. -relationship of viscosity of liquids to Barbier, Philippe. See also Durand, tcnipcrature and chemical constitution, Huguenin C Co. A., ii, 645. Barbieri, N. Alberto, [proximate com. Battandier, J. A., large yield of manna position of] nervous tissue, A., ii, 613. by olive trees, A., ii, 268. Barbour, IV~llircv~.See TJ?onznsPurdie. Baud, Achille, rapid estiniation of fatty Barche, Gregoire. See Friedrich Kehr- acids in soaps, A., ii, 358. mann. Baud, Achille. See also PhilQpe A. Barcroft, Joseph, gaseous metabolism Guye. of the submaxillary gland. 11. Ab- Baud, E., conibination of aluminium sorption of water, A., ii, 28. chloride with ammoiiia, A., ii, 161. - gaseous nietabolism of the sub- -thcrmochemical study of the ammon- maxillary gland, A., ii, 609. io-aluminium chlorides, A., ii, 224. Bardach, Brzmo, detection of mercury -dissociation and tliermochemistrv of in uriiie, A., ii, 579. the compound A1,C1,,18NH3,

Bayrac, Pierre Renri. See also Charles Bellocq, A., detection of lead in drink- Camichel. ing waters, A., ii, 349. Beans, H. T. See A’9anzicelAvery. Bellucci, I. See Arturo Miolati. Beardsley, H. P. See Horace Lenzuel Bement, A., improvement in Orsat’s Wells. apparatus, A., ii, 342. Beauverie, J., effect of osmotic pressure Bemmelen, Jacobzcs Hartinus van, [and on the form and structure of plants, G. *M. Rutten], the system Bi,03- A., ii, 183. N,O,-H,O, A., ii, 24. Bebie, J. See Georg Lunge. Bknard, H. See L. J. Simon. Beckmann, Ernst [Otto],lamps for spectra, Bendix, Ernst, quantity of sugar formed A., ii, 53, 81. in the aiiinial organism after feeding Beckstroem, A. See Hermann Thorns. with various proteids, A,, ii, 258. Beckurts, Heinrich. See Gustffiv Fre- -chemistry of Bacteria, A., ii, 266. richs. - sugar formation after administra- Becquerel, [Antoine] Henri, secondary tion of proteids, A., ii, 563. radio-activity of metals, A., ii, 215. BQnech,Elophe, and Fr. Kutscher, oxi- Bsddies, Alfred, nitrification and denitri- dation of arginine, I., A., i, 403. fication, A., ii, 569. Benedicks, Carl, does a law correspond- Beeck-Vollenhoven, van. See Otto ing with that of Avogadro hold for the Wallach. solid state ? Hardness of metals and Beger, C., nitrogenous compounds in alloys, A., ii, 374. molasses, A,, ii, 272. Benedict, Francis Gano. See Wiebur BQhal,Auguste, action of organometallic OhAtwater. derivatives on dkyl esters, A., i, 246. Beneker, Jay C. See Joseph W.Ellms. -ketones of wood oil ; dimethylcyclo- Bennett, C. T.,estimation of mercury in hexenone, A,, i, 278. ammoniated mercury and other mercury BQhal,Azcgzcste, and C. Phisalix, qninone compounds, A., ii, 131. as the active principle of the venom of Bennett, J. Cora. See Emil JosephCon- Iulzcs terrestris, A., ii, 69. stam. BBhal, Azcguste, and TifFeneau, an iso- Benoist, Louis, laws of transparency of meride of anethole and the constitution matter for X-rays, A., ii, 215. of the latter compound, A., i, 272. - determination of atomic weights, Behn, K. See Richard Stoermer. basecl on the laws of the transparence Behn, U., density of carbon dioxide in of matter for X-rays : atomic weight of the solid and liquid state, A., ii, 95. indium, A., ii, 308. Behr, G. E. See Charles Loring Jackson. Berg, Haws “on. See Hermann Pauly. Behrend, Paul, and H. Wolfs, estimation Bergell, Peter, estimation of B-hydroxy- of the true amount of starch in butyric acid in urine, A., ii, 701. potatoes, A:, ii, 536. Berju, Georg, chemical examination of Behrend, Robert, Ferdinand C. Meyer, soil, A., ii, 193. and Yngve Bnchholz, ethyl B-amino- Berliner, Xrnst. See Hans Jahn. crotonate, A., i, 136. Bernard, A., estimation of sugar in Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Behrend, Robert. See also Paul Koech. vinous products, A, ii, 355. Behrens, Theodor Heinrich, microchemi- Berndt, G., band spectra of alumina and cal distinction of the hydrocarbons of nitrogen, A., ii, 367. coal tar, A., ii, 351. Bernoulli, A., and E. Grether, ammonia Beijerinck. See Beyerinck. nickel cyanide, A., i, 584. Beilby, George Thomas, and George Gerald Bernstein, J., experimental contribution Henderson, the action of ammonia on to the theory of the drop electrode, A., metals at high temperatures, T., 1245 ; ii, 636. P., 1901, 190. Berry, Albert E., the effect on the Marsh Beistle, C. P. See C. A. Browne,jim. test of some commercial products con- Beitter, Albert, Catha edulis, A., ii, 268. taining selenium and tellurium, A., Bell, Chichester A., a calibrating mercury ii, 423. pipette, P., 1901, 179. Bersch, Wilhclrn. See Emerich Meissl. Bellier, J., detection and estimation of Bertarelli, E., adulteration of roasted “ dulcin ” (phenetolecarbamide) in coffee by means of addition of water articles of food, A., ii, 50. and borax, A., ii, 195. -a new artificial colouring matter in Bertheim, Alfred, the fluorescent com- wine and the detection of orchil, co- pound derived from ethyl 2-chloro-a- chineal, phytolacca, and beet-root red naphthaquinone - 3 - acetoacetate, A., in wine, A., ii, 210. i, 467. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 719

Berthelot, Daniel, a property of mon- Berthelot, iWarceZZin [Pierre Eughne], atomic gases, A., ii, 639. methods for determining the limits of Berthelot, Marcellin [Pierre Eugbne], olfactory sensibility, A., ii, 406. action of alkali sulphides on po- - reduction of silver chloride by tassium ferrocyanide, A., i, 20. hydrogen and the inverse reaction, A., - isomerism of thiocyanic esters, A., ii, 448. i, 203. - titration of acids and alkalis of - generation of hydrocarbons by complex function, A., ii, 497. metallic carbides, A., i, 245. - neutralisation of phosphoric acid, - complete synthesis of acetylpro- A., ii, 502. pylene [pentinene] and of terpilenic - formation of insoluble phosphates hydrocarbons, A., i, 247. by double decomposition : disodiurn - action of cuprous salts on hydro- phosphate and silver nitrate, A., carbons and carboii monouide, A., ii, 503. i, 493; ii, 505. -reactions of two basic oxides exposed - acetylenoid metallic radicles, A., simultaneously to thc action of phos- i, 494. phoric acid, A., ii, 504. -chemical actions caused by the silent - action of cuprous salts on carbon electric discharge and the conditions monoxide, A., ii, 505. under which they take place, A., - gold and silver alloys and other ii, 2. materials obtained from Egyptian - distinction between physical and tombs, A., ii, 514. chemical supersaturation of liquids by -metals of ancient Egypt : study of gases, A., ii, 8. a metallic sheath and its inscriptions, -action of the silent electric discharge A., ii, 515. on sulphur perfluoride, A., ii, 15. __ chemical equilibria ; phosphoric acid -foimation of nitric acid during com- and chlorides of the alkaline earths, bustions, A., ii, 17. A., ii, 551. - reactions of oxygen and carbon -acidity of some animal excretions, nionoxide in the Dresence of alkalis, A., ii, 610. A., ii, 17. - practical methods for the rapid -slow action of hvdrogen bromide on spectroscopic analysis of gases, A., I- glass. A.. ii. 19. ii, 684. 2-Egypiian gold, A., ii, 25. -analysis of gases by means of the combination of silver and oxvgen, electric spark, A., ii, 685. - 1- A., ii, 97. Berthelot, Mareellin, and Gustave Andr!, - carbon monoxide and silver, A., formation of acids in plants, A., 11, ii, 97. 677. -hydrogen and silver, A., ii, 97. Berthold, Adolf, recovery of platinum - heat of formation of mercaptans from platinum residues, A., ii, 557. and slkyl sulphides, A., ii, 146. Bertini, Cormdo, condensation products allotropic modifications of silver, of ethyl cyanoacetate with aldehydes, Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. - A., ii, 156. A., i, 537. - compounds of silver and mercury, -action of sodium and of hydroxyl- A., ii, 156. amine on ethyl cyanoacetate phenyl- - dissolution of solid metals in hydrazone and the synthesis of ethyl mercury, and more generally in other cyano-oxalacetate, A,, i, 775. fused metals, A,, ii, 241. Bertolo, P.,artemisin, A., i, 718. - electrochemical relations between Bertrand, Gabriel, chemical composition the allotropic states of metals, and of the coffee of Grande Comore, A., especially of silver, A., ii, 301. ii, 185. -_ viesence of Dlatinum amongst the Bertrand, Gabriel, and R. Sazerac, chaEacters of a hieroglyphic inscgption, biochemical differentiation of the two A., ii, 318. princi1,al vinegar ferments, A., ii, 523. - new researches on the action of Bertrand, Gabriel. See also Lkon hydrogen peroxide on silver oxide, A., Maquenne. ii, 383. Bertsch, E’mst. See Roland Scholl. -slow alteration in copper alloys in Besson, [Jules] Adolplze, preparation of contact with air and alkali chlorides, phosphorus suboxide, A., ii, 5-02. A., ii, 386. Besthorn, Emil, and E. Garben, action -heat of rapid combustion of alumin- of ethyl acetonedicarboxylate on anil- ium, A., ii, 388. ine, A., i, 78. View Article Online 720 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Besthorn, Emil, and E. Garben, action BiltBryst, differentiation hetween albu- of ethyl acetonedicarboxylate on m- mins, syntonins, albunioses, and pep- phenylenedianiine, A., i, .97. tones of IIIIISCU~~I~tissue, A., ii, 632. Betti, Mario, condensation between Biltz, Heinrich, dissociation of the sul- 8-naphthol, aldehydes, arid amines, phur molecnle, S,, A., ii, 649. A., i, 81, 611, 753. Bindemann, FViZZi. See 1ViZhelm Wis- Betti,fUwio, [and, in part, Gioaanni Leon- licenus. ciniJ, unstable isomerides of the azo- Bindewald, 11. See Auqzcst Michaelis. deriTiatives of P-naphthol, A., i, 55. Binet, Mazsricc. See Albert Robin. Betti, Mario, [with Cesare Speroni], ad- Binz, Arthur, reduction of indigotin in dition of aldehydoaminic bases to an anhydrous mediiin7, A., i, 593. naphthols, A., i, 81, 778. Bird, 3'. C. J., assay of nnx vomica, A., Bettink, Hgndrik Wcfers, nitrites in ii, 140. milk, A., ii, 422. -Gutzeit's test for arsenic, A., ii, 576. Bevan, Edward John. See Chrcrles Biron, Eugcn yon, hydrolysis of ethyl Freclcrick Cross, and Arthur George nitrate by water, A, i, 111. Green. - action of ethyl iodide on silver Bevier, Isabel. See Harry X. Grindley. nitrate, A., i, 111. Beyerinck, Jfitrtiaws WiZlem, formation Bisbee, Harold. See Theodore JViZliam of hydrogen sulphide in sewers, and Richards. the new Genus aerobacter, A., ii, 119. Bischoff, Carl Adam, [and, in part, with - experiments with bacteria deconi- J. Bloch, X. Gerbert, 3'. Mitt, A. posing carbamide, with the object of Pessis, antl A'. Werschow], forination the accumulation of one variety. De- ofchains. LV. Derivatives of phenoxy- composition of carbamicle by urease, acetamide and anilide, A., i, 524. and by katabolism, A., ii, 264. Bischoff, Carl Adam, [and, in part, J. -- photobacteria as a reactive in the Bloch, A. Pessis, and S. Werschow], investigation of the chlorophyll func- formation of chains. LVIII. Reaction tion, A., ii, 523. of sodium phenoxide with derivatives - oligonitrophilous microbes, A., ii, of a-hrorno-fatty acids and methyl- 523. and ethyl-aniliiie, A., i, 526. Beykirch, Joseph, strontianite from Bischoff, Cad 4da7n, [and, in part, P. Aiunster-land, A., ii, 247. Denissenko, AS. Gerbert, W. Kissin, Beythien, AdoZf, chemical composition and F. Mitt], formation of chains. and nutritive value of different kinds LIX. Reaction of sodium phenoxide of meat, A,, ii, 177. with derivatives of a-bromo-fattyacids Beythien, AdoZf, and Pazd Bohrish, and benzaniline, diphenylamine, and brandy Aavouriug essences, A., ii, carbazole, A., i, 527. 285. Bischoff, Curl Adam, [with J. Feigin, 8. Beythien, AdoZL and Hans Rempel, Gerbert, A'. Goldblatt, L. Konkoro- chocolate-flour, A., ii, 285. witsch, J. Liebermann, and P. Mesch- Bial, Manfred, sugar formation antl lumjanz], formation of chains. LVI. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. enzymic action in liver cells, A., ii, Toluidides anti naphthalides of phen- 608. oxy-fatty acids, A., i, 524. Bidet, Felix, action of ammonia on amine Bischoff, (,'ad Adam, [and, in part, with hydrochlorides, A., i, 634. X. Gerbert, S. Hirschfeld, K. Kranse, Bielecki, Jea?z. See Fritz Ullmann. F. Mitt, and A. Watscuanz], form- Bieler, Kurt, and K. AsB, assimilation ation of chains. LVII. Nitroanilides of nitrogen and phosphoiic acid at of phenoxy-fatty acids, A., i, 525. three periods of growth, A., ii, 682. Bistrzycki, Augustin, and CarZ Herbst, --estimation of hunins in soil, aliphatic-y- and aroniatic-o-aldehydo- A., ii, 709. acids, A., i, 386. Bielfeld, P.,amylolytic action of saliva, --p-11 ydroxytriphenylcarbinol, A., ii, 561. A., i, 701. Bienenthal, A lexancler, action of a-chloro- Bistrzycki, Augustin, and Leon Nowa- hydrin on some tertiary anlines, A., kowski, condensation of benzilic acid i, 128. with phenols, A., i, 716. Bierry. See 2'. Portier. Bistrzycki, Augustin, and Erwin Stel- Bigelow, W. B. See L. M. Tolman. ling, behaviour of bromine towards Biginelli, Pietro, arsenical gas from wall- the unsaturated condensation prodncts uaper, A., i, 20. from benzyl cyanide and the substituted Billmann, Add$ See Paul Rabe. benzaldehydes, A., i, 718. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 721

Bistrzycki, Augzuti?z, and K. Wehrbein, Blum, H. See Emlio Nolting. synthesis of tertiary aromatic acids, Bluman, AT. J. See Arthur Bower A., i, 712. Griffiths. Bizzell, J. A. See George 8. Fraps. Blumenthal, Fwdinccnd, and Carl Neu- Black, Otis Fisher. See Joseph Torrey, berg, formation of acetone from albu- jun. min, A., i, 433. Blackler, 11. Benvctt, preparation of Blumenthal, Ferdinand, and Jdius diniethyl sulphate, A., i, 577. Wohlgemuth, glycogen formation after Blair, Anclrew A., estimation of cathon proteid feeding, A., ii, 610. in ferrochrome, A., ii, 74. Blyth, Xcrcdzth Wynter, detection and Blaise, Ednzond E., new reactions estimation of preservatives in milk, of organometallic derivatives, A., A., ii, 483. i, 133. Bode, Adoy. See Eichnrd Willstatter. - new reactions of organometallic Bode, H. See Gcorg Baumert. derivatives. 11. Alkyl esters of a- Bodin, E., and C. Lenormand, production alkyl-&ketonic acids, A., j, 252. of casease by a parasitic Stieptothrix, -ethereal derivatives of the organo- A., i, 624. metallic compounds, A., i, 31 7. Bodlander, Guido, and P. Breull, theory - new reactions of organoinetallic of technical processes, A., ii, 383. derivatives. 111. Unsubstituted p- Bodman, Goste, isomorphism between the ketonic esters, A., i, 303. salts of bismuth and the rare earths, Blanc, Edouard. See Alpfionse Seye- A., ii, 454. wetz. Bodroux, F. , formation and preparation Blanc, Georges, constitution of camphoric of propylbenzene, A., i, 196. acid, and the migrations which take -hexyl bromide, A., i, 306. place in its molecule, A., i, 10. -action of ethylidenc chloride and - attempted synthesis of aBB-trimethylene chloride on naphthalene in methylglutaric acid, A., i, 119. presence of aluminium chloride, A., Blanc, Georges. See also Albin Haller. i, 374. Blanchard, A. A. See Arthur Amos - constitution of a bromo-derivative Noyes. of isobutylbenzene, A., i, 519. Blanchard, W. M. See William Albert -action of isobutylene dibromide on Noyes. benzene in the presence of aluminium Blank, Oskccr, and Hermann Finken- chloride, A., i, 523. beiner, estimation of formaldehyde, -action of bromine on carvacrol in A., ii, 703. the presence of aluminium bromide, Blanksma, J. J., organic polysiilphides A., i, 697. and the polysulphides of sodium, A., Boedtker, Eyvind, oxidation of homo- i, 264. logues of henzene, A., i, 684. - substitutions and trailsformations Boehm, Carl. Sce Hermann Pauly. effected by sodium disulphide, A., Boehringer, C. F., & Sone, electrolytic i, 460. rednction of nitro-compounds to amines, Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. - reducing action of sodium disiil- A., i, 684. phide ; preparation of di-m-nitroazoxy- __-preparation of p-aminophenylgly- benzene and of di-p-nitroazobenzene, oxylic acid and its homolognes, and A., i, 461. substitution products, A., i, 713. -formation of organic tri- and tetra- __ p-aniinophenylglyoxylic acid and sulphides, A., i, 462. its derivatives, A,, i, 714. Blanksma, J. J. See also Cornelis A. - 3-alkylxanthine cieiivatives, A., Lobry de Bruyn. i, 770. Blasdale, W. C’. , heptanc from coniferous -active oxygen obtained by electro- trees, A., i, 357. lysis, A., ii, 649. Bleibtreu, Maz, respiratory quotient in Boekhout, F. tV. J. See J. J. Ott de geese, A., ii, 457. Vries. Blix, Ilfartin. See Alfred Stock. Bonninger, M., estimation of fat in blood, Bloch, J. See Carl Adam Bischoff. and the amount of fat in human blood, Bloxam, William Popplewell, the am- A,, ii. 325, 359. monium sulphate method of separat- Bornstein, Ernst, oxidation of aniline, ing the proteids of horse-serum, A., A., i, 375. ii, 404. -oxidation of p-tolnidine, A., i, 375. BlG, Fritz, [thyreo-globulin], A., -aniline black, A., i, 399. ii, 671. Boes, Johmmes. See Richard Btoermer. View Article Online 722 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Boeseken, J., Friedel and Crafts’reaction, Bongert, A. See also Louis Bouveault. A., i, 474. Bonnefoi, J., combinntiori of haloid Bottcher, O., estimation of nitrogen in lithium salts with ammonia and saltpetre, A., ii, 124. amines, A., ii, 653. -action of the phosphoric acid and Bonney, Thomas George, rocks from the the nitrogen in “ Leipzig poudrette ” Newlands diamond mines, S. Africa, and in “ von Krottnaurer’s patent A., ii, 251. manure,” A., ii, 4il. Bordas, Fred. See C. Girard. Bottcher, 0. See also Oscar Kellner. Bornstein, Karl, proteid feeding and Bottinger, Carl, esterification of glycerol, muscular work, A., ii, 254. A., i, 661. Borntrager, Hugo, humic acid and its -manufacture of wine. IV. Soluble function in nature, A., ii, 122. constituents of vine leaves, A., ii, 269. - simple and rapid estimation of Bogdan, Petru. See Hans Sahn. huniic acid, A., ii, 212. Bohrish, Paul, analysis of soap, A., -arialysie of peat, A., ii, 212. ii, 481. Borsche, Walther, and C. E. Bolser, Bohrish, Pad. See also Adolf Beythien. hydroxyazoaldehydes, A., i, 572. Bokorny, Thomas, myrosin, A,, Bose, Emil, electromotive efficiency of i, 176. the elementary gases, II., A., ii, 589. - sensitiveness of enzymes ; their -equilibria at gas electrodes, A., relation to protoplasm, A., i, 177, ii, 635. 435. Bose, Emil, and Eans Kochan, electro- -action of various cheniicals on yeast motive efficiency of the elementary and on the enzymes obtained from it, gases. 111. Observations relative to A., i, 437. a new electrode sensitive to light, A., -proteids of seeds, A., ii, 415. ii, 590. -invertase and maltase in yeast, A., Bose, B. Chuni LaZ, on the chemistry of ii, 568. A‘erium odorum, P., 1901, 92. Bollemont, E. Gdgoire de, action of amyl Bosse, Carl, proof of the position [of the formate on ethyl sodiocyanoacetate, methyl groups] in dimethylphloroglu- A., i, 116. cinol niethyl ether, A,, i, 207. - ethoxy- and methoxy-metliylene- Boudouard, Octave, influence of pressure cyanoacetic esters, A., i, 116. in phenomena of chemical equilibrium, - hydroxymethylenecyanoacetic A,, ii, 151. esters, A., i, 117. -reducing action of carbon on metallic -action of ammonia and aniline on compounds, A., ii, 314. hydroxymethylenecyanoacetic esters - the reversible reaction CO, + H;:, and their alkyl derivatives, A., i, 131. CO+H,O, A,,ii, 383.

Bollemont, E. Grkgoire de. See also ~ aluminium and magnesium alloys, Jules Minguin. A., ii, 512. Bolling, RasidoZpJz, irreguIar distribution __ chemical equilibria, A., ii, 646. of sulphur in pig iron, ii, 124. phenomena of combustion in Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. A., - - modified Williams’ method for furnaces, A., ii, 651. estimating manganese, A., ii, 626. Bougault, J.,conversion of anethole into Bolm, Friedrich, wine analysis, A., anisic acid by five successive oxida- ii, 203. tions, A., i, 324. Bolser, C. E. See Wulther Borache. - action of iodine and yellow- mer- Bombardini, Giz6seppe. See N. Tarugi. curic oxide on anethole, estragole, Bondareff. See Theodor T. Seliwanoff. safrole, &c., A., i, 383. Bone, WiZliam Arthur,and David Smiles - p-hydroxyhydratropie acid, A., Jerdan, the direct union of carbon i, 389. and hydrogen. Part II., T., 1042; -preparation of aldehydes R-CHMe. P.,1901, 162. CHO by means of cyclic hydrocarbons --the decomposition of hydro- containing propenylic side chains, such carbons at high temperatures : pre- as anethole, isosafrole, &c., A,, i, 392. liminary note, p., 1901, 164. - p-methoxyatrolactic acid, A., Bongert, A., action of phenylhydrazine i, 721. and hydrazine on the two isomeric - 3 : 4-dioxymethylenehydratropic methyl butyrylacetoacetates, A., aldehyde and acid, A., i, 721. i, 409. Bouilhac, Raoul, vegetation of Nostoc -[pyrazolone derivatives from] methyl punctiforme in presence of different a-butyrylacetoacetate, A., i, 653. carbohydrates, A., ii, 571. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 723

Bouillet, H., action of iodic acid on uric Bracci, Phminio, cultivation of olives, acid; estimation of uric acid, A., A., ii, 35. ii, 290. Brady, Friedrieh. See Eugen Bamberg- Boulud. See Xaphael LQpine. er. Bouma, Jacob, estimation of urinary Briintigam, Walter, tiliadin, a constitu- indican as indigo-red by means of ent of the bark of lime trees, A., isatin and hydrochloric acid, A., ii,487. i, 93. Bounhiol, respiratioii in Annelids, A,, - behavionr of carbohydrates with ii, 517. hypochlorites, A., i, 671. Bonrcet, Paul, origin of iodine in the Brakes, James, colorimetric estimation of organism, A. , ii, 520. titanic acid, A., ii, 285. Bourcet, PauZ., See also Henri Stassano. Brand, J., secretion and composition of Bourquelot, Ern& [EZid],and Henri human bile, A., ii, 459. HQrissey, constitution of gentianose, Brandel, I. W., and Edward Rremers, A., i, 258. tliymoqninone and thymoquinol in -- simultaneous presence of sii- wild bergamot oil, A., i, 598. crose and gentianose in fresh gentian Brandel, I. FV. See also Edcard root, A., ii, 34. Kremers. --presence of seminase in non- Braren, Wilhelm, and E’duard Buchner, germinating eeeds containing horny a saturated dicyclic dicarboxylic acid, albumen, A., ii, 69. A., i, 85. --composition of the albumen of -- 4-phenylacetic acid or norcara- the seeds of Phanix canariensis and dienecarboxylic acid, A., i, 385. the chemical changes accompanying Brauer, Eberhard, electrical properties their germination, A., ii, 619. of chroniium during dissolution in Bouveault, Louis, 2-acetylfurfuran from acids, A., ii, 635. wood-tar and its synthesis, A., i, 400. Braun, A. See Enailio Nolting. Bouveault, Louis, and A. Bongert, action Braun, Julius uon, condensation of of butyryl chloride on methyl sodio- methylhexanone with ethyl a-bromo- acetoacetate, A., i, 311. propionate and ethyl a-bromoisobutyr- --nitration of ethereal acetoacetate, A., i, 157. ates and their acyl derivatives, A., Braun, R. See Backhaus. i, 500. Brauner, Bohuslnv, on the atomic weight -- -product of nitration of ethyl of praseodymium, P., 1901, 65. acetoacetate, A., i, 579. - on praseodymium tetroxide and Bouveault, Lo&, and LCon [Alcxandrc] peroxide, P., 1901, 66. TQtry, methyladipic acid from the -note on neodymium, P., 1901, 66. oxidation of pulegone and &methyl- __ chemistry of thorium, P., 1901, cyclohexanone, A., i, 364. 67. Bouveault, Louis, and Andre’ R. Wahl, -the standard of atomic weights, direct nitration in the fatty series, A., A., ii, 231. i, 4. Brauner, Bohuslaw, and F. Pavlizek, the Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35.

-.__ constitution of the nitro- atomic weight of lanthanum and on derivatives of ethyl dimethylacrylate ; the error of the “ sulphate method ” ethyl nitroacetate, A., i,. 5. for the determination of the equivalent --action of reducing agents on of the rare earths, P., 1901, 63. the two isomeric ethyl nitrodimethyl- Braanmuller, E. See Johann Reinke. acrylates, A., i, 114. Brauns, lieinhard, relation of conchite --conversion of dimethylacrylic to aragonite, A., ii, 395. acid into dimethylpyruvic acid, A., Braunstein, Al., estimation of urea, i, 252. A., ii, 140. -- constitution of a- and &nitro- Brearley, Harry. See Ertiest Bagley, dimethylacrylic esters, A., i, 664. and Fred Ibbotson. Bowem, Henry L. See William B. Bredig, Georg, conversion of ammonia Schober. derivatives into ammonium hydroxides Bowman, Ber6ert Lister, a rhombic in aqueous solutions, A., i, 608. pyroxene from South Africa, A., - paralysis of platinum catalysis by ii, 168. “poi~ons,’~A., ii, 596. Boyd, D. R., action of the chlorides of Bredig, Georg, and Kikunaye Ikeda, phosphorus on aromatic ethers of inorganic ferinents. 11. Catalytic glycerol. Diaryloxyisopropylphos- action of platinum as affected by phorous acids, T., 1221 ; P., 1901,188. poisons, A., ii, 441. View Article Online 724 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Bredig, Georg, and JV. Reinders, in. Brunck, Otto, crystalline metallic coni- organic ferments. 111. Catalysis oj pounds of aluminium, A. , ii, 656. hydrogen-peroxide by gold, A., ii, 442. Bruner, Lzsdwik, dynamic investigation Bredt, Julius, F. Rochussen, aiid J. of the bromination of aromatic com- Monheim, action of sulphuric acid or pounds, A., ii, 441. camphor and on camphane dichloride Bruner, Ludwik, and ASttccnislnto Tol- resolution of the caniphocean ring, loczko, velocity of solution of solid A., i, 217. substances, A., ii, 10. Bremer, CTzistnv Jacob l17i71irlm, indices Bruni, G~LLSC;~,solid solutioiis in mix- of refraction of solutioiis of calcium tures of three sul~staiices,A., ii, 11. cliloride, A., ii, 141. Bruni, Gizcseppe, arid F. Gorni, solid Bremer, 1% See Josef Konig. solutions in mixturw of thee sub- Brenans, P., iodo-derivatives of phenol, stances, II., A., ii, 150. A., i, 322. Brunner, Josrf. See FVilheZm von -[ethers niitl esters of 2 : 4-di-iodo- Miller. aiitl 2 : 4 : 6-ti~i-iodophciiol], A., Brunner, IiarZ, constitotioiial formula i, 643. of Pischer's base, A., i, 407. Breull, P. See Gi~idoBodlander. Bruno, A lbcrt, a small laboratory fiirnace, Brewer, C. E. See William Bidply A., ii, 152. Orndorff. Bruns, U. See Jol~annesGadamer. Brezina, E., dei ivatives of hydroxyqninol Brunton, Xi?. Thomas Latdrr, a possible trietliyl ether [1:2:4-triethoxybcnzeneJ, causc of clumping in Bacilli, A., A., i, 534. ii, 69. - alkylation of hydroxyquinol Brunton, Sir Thomas Lmder, and [l : 2 :4-trihydroxybenzcne], A., i, 700. IIcrbert Rhodes, a glycolytic enzyme Brizard, Le'opold, reduction of nitroso- in miiscle, A., ii, 563. compounds of ruthenium and osmium, Bruyn, 12. B. de. See Arnold Frederik A., ii, 107. Holleman. Brode, Joha?ines, catalysis in the reaction Bruyn, Cornelis Adrinan Lobry de, size between hydrogen peroxide and hydr- of the particles present in colloidal iodic acid, A., ii, 443. solutions or pseudo - solutions, A., Brodie, Thonzns Gregor, immediate action ii, 90. of intravenous injection of ldood-serum, Bruyn, Cormlis Adriaan Lobry de, and A., ii, 118. J. J. Blanksma, aromatic nitro-com- Brogger, Waldemar C'hristofei. [mineral pounds. XVI. Comparative study of analyses], A., ii, 169. the three dinitrobcnzenes. I1 I. Action Brown, Adrian John, heat of ferment- of sodium monosnlphide, A., i, 460. ation, A., ii, 304. Bruzzo, Matteo. See GzLido Pellizzari. Brown, Harold. See Wyndhanz Rotoland Bry, Eduard. See Frnnz Sachs. Dunstan. Buchholz, Yngve. See Robert Behrend. Brown, J. W. See X. P. Mulliken. Buchner, Eduard, expressed yeast-cell- IV. plasma. (Uuchner's zymase), A., Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Brown, Oliver See Louis Jfunroe Dennis. i, 108. Browne, C. A., fun., and C. P. Beistle, -zymase from sterilised yeast, A. , completa analysis of feeding materials, i, 179. A., ii, 481. Buchner, Eduard, and C. von der Heide, Bruck, 0. ,constitution of dibromoplithel- new condensation of ethyl diazoacetate, ic acid, A., i, 719. A, i, 232. Briining, Ed. See A lexnnder Tschirch. Buchner, Edziard, and RzidoZf Rapp, Bruhat, J. See Ferdinand Jean. alcoholic fermentation without yeast Bruhn, G. A. See Otto Fischer. cells, X., A., ii, 465. Bruhns, B., dichloroacet y lcatechol and Buchner, Eduard. See also TViZhelna dichloroacctylpyrogallol, A., i, 215. Braren. - action of alkalis on chlorinated Buchner, Gmrg, assay of bees-wax, A., hydroxy-ketones, A., i, 216. ii, 208. Brunck, Otto, estimation of ozone, A., Buchner, Hans, F. Fuchs, and L. Megele, ii, 38. action of alcohol on the arterial blood -cyanogen cornpounds of silver and stream, A., ii, 562. copper in gravimetric analysis, A. , Buchner, Hans, and L. Geret, a crystalline ii, 478. [peptone-serum product] (" Inimuni- -crystalline form of telluric acid, A., sieronps-produkt "), A., i, 783. ii, 649. Buchner, Max. See Arthur Kantzsch. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. '725

Buddeus, Wilhelm, estimation of gold Busch, Max, stereoisomerism of the and silver in pyrites, A., ii, 133. hydiazories of the esters of dithio- Biichner, 3. H. See Ermt Cohen. cxbonic acid, A., i, 430. Bucking, HZL~O,cordierite froni Celebes - constitution of the urazines, A., and Germany, A., ii, 64. i, 488, 616. Bulow, CarZ, phenylmethylpyrazolecarb- Busch, Jhx, and Alfred Grohmann, ovylic acids, A., i, 98. syntheses in the uraeole series, A., Bulow, Carl, and Hcms Grotowsky, i, 616. phenylacetylacetopherioiie (phenyl- Busch, Max, and C. Heinrichs, 1:4- acetylbenzoy lmethaie, phenacyl benzyl dinlkylurazoles, A., i, 617. ketone), A,, i, 475. Busch, !lax, and Hernz. Holzmann, Bulow, Carl, and Wilhelm Hopfner, isonieric thioseniicarbazides, A., compounds of ethyl acetonedicai box yl- i, 234. ate with diazo-compounds and their Busch,Mm, ad3. Wolpert, [and, in part, decomposition products, A,, i, 239. Gzcsfav Obermiller], action of thiocarb- Bulow, C'ccrl, and Avred Schlesinger, imides on dithiocarbazinic acids, A., preparation of pyrazole derivatives f roni i, 233. azo-compounds of dimetosuccinic estei s, Busnikoff, W. 1,specific gravities of A., i, 98. solutions of threr substances : alcohol, Bulow, Carl, and Walther con Sicherer, ether, and water, A., i, 306. derivatives of 1:4-benzopyranol, the -absorption of water vapour 5y chem- parent substance of a new class of ical compounds, A., ii, 58. colouring matters, III., A., i, 603. - absorption of water vnpour by Bulow, Carl, and Hermana Wagner, definite chemical compounds ; distri- derivatives of 1:4-benzopyranol, the bution of the absorbed water between parent substance of R new class of two similar and two dissimilar sub- colouring matters, A., i, 400, 559. stances, A.., ii, 496. Biirker, K., studies on the liver. I. Buss, A. See August Michaelis. Absorption in the liver, A., ii, 178. Butkewitsch, Wl., presence of a prote- Buj ard, A lfons, estimation of slycogen, olytic feinient in gerniinated seeds and A., ii, 700. its action, A., ii, 182, 466. Bujor, Paul, salt lakes of Rouniania, A., Butzureanu, Vasilc C., metnsilicic acid, ii, 114. A., ii, 652. Bukschnewski, David. See $Tans Jahn. -analyses of pyrites, A., ii, 662. Bull, Hen7 ik, action of sodium ethoxide Byl. See Iiendrilc Willem Bakhacis on fats, A., ii, 137. Roozeboom. Bullnheimer, Friedrich, estimation of tungsten in ores, A,, ii, 41. C. -estimation of Huorine in zinc blendes, A., ii, 191. Caldwell, E. Palmer. See Harry Clary Bumcke, G. See Richard Wolffenstein. Jones.

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Bunel, L. See Paul Freundler. Calov, G. See Richard Stoermer. Bunge, Gustav uon, effects of the in- Calvello, E. See E'rmccsco Angelico. creased consur~iption of sugar, A,, Calvert, Hurry T. See Frederick ii, 458. William Skirrow. Buntrock, A., later cleveloprneiits of thr Camerer, Willinnz,~ZL~C., composition of chemistry of the nnthracenc dyes, A., sweat, A., ii, 459. i, 602. Camerer, William,jun., and Friedrich Buraczewski, J. See Leoia March- Soldner, chemical composition of new- lewski. born children, A., ii, 173. Burgess, Charles Hutchens, ant1 David Camichel, Charles, rclatioii between the Leonard Chapman. non-cxisteiice of chemical constitution of the triphenyl- the so-callrcl snhoxide of Ilhosplioius. methane colouring matters and their Part 11. T., 1235; P., 1901, 189. absorption spectra in aqueous solution, Burgess, Herbert Edward, two new A., i, 100. . substances in lemon oil, P., 1901, 171. Camichel, CharZes, and Pierre Henri -oil of citron, A., ii, 702. Bayrac, absorption spectra of the indo- Burkard, Emil. See Bans von Pech- phenols and of dyes derived from mann. triphenylmethane, A,, i, 296. Burow, Rob., [lecithin in brain and milk], --new method of characterising A , ii, 30. colonring matters : application to Busch, Frederic W. See Leon Aeher. indophenols, A., ii, 297. View Article Online 726 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Camichel, Charles. See also Pierre Henri Caspari, Wilhdm, feeding on small Bayrac. amounts of proteid, A., ii, 609. Cammerloher, ill. von. See Otto Fischer. Cassella, Leopold, t Co., 2 : 8-dihydroxy- Camo. See William Oechsner de 3 : 7-dimethylacridine, A., i, 752. Coninck. -1 :7-diamino-2-hydroxynaphthal- Campetti, Adolfo, polarisation of magne- ene, A., i, 760. sium in alkaline solutions, A., ii, 590. Castner, W., o-nitrophenyl-5-ethyl-2- - relations between solubility and picolylalkine [5-~-hydroxy-/3-o-nitro- heat of solution, A., ii, 642. phenylethyl-l-ethylpyridine] and its Camps, BudoZf, conversion of amino- derivatives, A., i, 562. phenylpropiolic acid into kynurenic Cates, William Arthur, estimation of acid and allied compounds, A., i, 751. hippuric acid, A., ii, 358. Camus, Lucien, effect of intrarenous in- Cathelineau, and Jean Hawser, empyr- jection of milk on the coagulability of eaumatic oil of juniper, A., i, 283. the blood, A., ii, 116. Caubet, F.,liquefaction of gaseous mix- -fibrinolysis, A., ii, 256. tures, A., ii, 147. Camus, Lucien, and EugBne Gley, proper- - liquefaction of gaseous mixtures ; ties of pancreatic juice in starving variation of the concentration of the animals, A,, ii, 324. two co-existent liquid and gaseous Canter, Ball, o-phenysulphonebenzoic phases along the isothermals, A., acid and its derivatives, A., i, 208. ii, 148. Carette, [Denis] Henri, methyl nonyl Causse, Henri [Eag?ncJ, presence of ketone, A., i, 13, 127, 367. ferrous oxythiocarbonate in the water Carles, P., an oxydase in valerian, A., of the RhBne, A., ii, 61. i, 59. - action of sodium p-diazobenzene- - simultaneous presence of barium sulphonate on iron cystinate in con- and sulphates in mineral waters, A., taminated water, A., ii, 133. ii, 506. - reaction characteristic of pure Carnielli, G., estimation of boric acid, waters, A., ii, 581. A., ii, 690. Cavalier, Jacques, acidimetry of phos- Carnot, Adolphe, gold and siver tellurides phoric acid with the hydroxides of from the Kalgoorlie District (Western calcium, strontium, and barium, A., Australia), A,, ii, 515. ii, 502. Carpentieri, F., detection of added sul- Cavazzani, E., oxydase in cerebro-spinal phnric acid in wine, A., ii, 191. fluid, A., ii, 257. Carrara, Giacomo, hydrate of sulphuryl Caven, Eobert Martin, organic derivatives chloride and its solution in water of phosphoryl chloride and the space without change, A., ii, 549. configuration of the valencies of phos- Carrara, Giacomo, and ilK G. Levi, phorus, P., 1901, 26. electro-striction of ions in organic Cayvan, L. L. See A. G. Woodman. solvents, A., ii, 3. Cazeneuve, Paul, acid and alcoholic: CarriGre, G., influence of lecithin on compounds of diphenylcarbazide or Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. nutritive exchanges, A., ii, 610. phenylhydrazine ureide, A., i, 292. Carter, William, and William Trevor -diphenylcarbodiazide, A., i, 297. Lawrence, derivatives of' ethyl a- -constitution of mixed carbonic esters methyl-8-phenylcyanoglutarate, P., of alcohols and phenols, A., i, 497. 1900, 178. -hydrochloride of phenylhydrazine Carter, William. See also Bo6ert Rowsoit ureide [diphenylcarbazide], A., i, 655. Pickard. -violet chromium colouring matters Carter, William S., physiological action from diphenylcarbazide, A., i, 655. of three poisonous toadstools, A.,ii, 409. - chemical energy of formic acid; Cash, John Theodore, and Wyndham displacement of the nitric acid of Rowland Dunstan, pharmacology of nitrates by formic acid, A,, ii, 379. pyraconitine and methylbenzaconine -simple reflux apparatus, A., ii, 379. considered in relation to their chemical - use of diphenylcarbazide for the constitution, A., ii, 612. detection of chromic acid in cotton -- pharmacology of pseudaconi- dyed with chrome yellow, A., ii, 626. tine and jnpaconitine considered in Cazeneuve, Paul, and H. Dhfournel, de- relation to that of aconitine, A., tection and estimation of nitrates in ii, 613. water with brncine and glacial formic Caspari, Wilhelm, proteid metabolism acid, A., ii, 532. and muscular work, A., ii, 254. Ceipek, L. See Pranx Erben. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 727

Chabrik, Camille, c&um compounds, Chattaway, Frederick Daniel, and Ken- A., ii, 314, 600. nedy Joseph Previte Orton, the replace- Chabri6, Canzille, and &tiennc Rengade, ment of bromine by chlorine in anilines, position of indium in the classification T., 822 ; P., 1901,125. of the elements, A., ii, 102. --chloro- and bromo-amino- --indium, A., ii, 242. derivatives of diacetylphenylenedi- Chain, Michael. See Wilhelnt Marck- amines, A., i, 227. wald. ___- chloro-derivativesof s-djphen yl- Chapelle, Ph. See G. Meilliire. carbamide and their reactions, A., Chapman, A 2fred Cltaston, santalenic: i, 381. acid, T., 134; l’., 1900, 204. __ -bromination of s-diphenylcarb- -new colour reaction for distinguish- amide, A., i, 382. ing between certain isomeric ally1 and Chattaway, Frederick Daniel, Kennedy propenyl phenols, A., ii, 76. Joseph Previte Orton, and Robert C. T. - detection of arsenic in beer and Evans, substituted nitrogen chlorides brewing materials, A., ii, 125. and bromides derived from o-, m-, and .- arsenic in coal and coke, A., ii, 690. p-iiitroacetanilides, A., i, 23. Chapman, David Lconard. See Charles Chauveau, [Jean Baptiste] Auguste, HutcJzens Burgess. [value of alcohol as a source of mus- Chapman, Edgar Marsh. See Arthur cular energy], A., ii, 176. Lapworth. Chauveau, Auguste, and Tissot, imper- Charabot, Etsgdne, formation of terpene meability of skin and external mucous derivatives in the geranium, A., i, 38. membranes to hydrogen sulphide, A., -- genesis of terpenoid compounds in ii, 611. plants, A., ii, 34. Chavanne, pyroinucic and isopyromucic -rdle of the chlorophyllic function in acids, A., i, 649. the evolution of terpenoid compamds, Chavastelon, R.,action of acetylene on A., ii, 183. cuprons chloride dissolved in a neutral Charabot, Eti&ne, and Alexandre Kkbert, solution of potassium chloride, A., mechanism of esterification in plants, i, 494. A., ii, 619. Chemische Fabrik auf Aktien (Schering), Charrin, AZbert, physiological relations phenoxyacctic anhydride, A., i, 708. of intermittent albuminuria, A., Chemische Fabrik Griesheim-Elektron, ii, 181. 1 : 5-chloronitronaphthalene from 1- Charrin, AZbert, and A. Guillemonat, chloronaphthalene, A., i, 687. anErnia during gestation, A., ii, 611. - preparation of 4-nitio-a-naphthyl- Charrin, Albert, and MOUSSU,action of amine and its alkyl derivatives from mucus on the organism, A., ii, 180. l-chloro-4-nitronaphthalene,A., i, 695. ____ coagulating propel ties of - preparation of 4-nitro-a-naphthol mucin, A., ii, 404. and its ethers from l-chloro-4-nitro- Charteris, Francis J. See Ealph naphthalene, A., i, 698. Stockman. - B(:dinwthyl-Pe-octadiene-B-al, an Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Chassevant,AZlyre,action of “sacchiirin” isomeride of citral, A., i, 731. on gastric digestion, A., ii, 323. - B(-dimcthyl-/3E-octadiene-B-alYA., Chassevant, AZlyre. See also Arnzand i, 731. Gautier. Chemische Fabrik von Heyden, phenyl Chattaway, Frederick Daniel, and carbonates, A., i, 696. Kennedy Joseph Previte Orton, the - preparation of indigo and its preparation of ace tylchloroamino- derivatives from the esters of phenyl- benzene and some related compounds, glycine-o-carboxylic acid, A., i, 714. T., 274 ; P., 1900, 231. - chloro-derivatives of the pyridine --the action of acetylchloro- and bases, A., i, 748. acetvlbromo-aminobenzanes on amines Chevrotier. See Auguste Lumibre. and” phenylhydrazine, T., 461 ; P., Chilesotti, AZberto, electrolytic reduction 1901, 38. of aromatic nitro-compounds to amines, -- -the preparation of o-chloroani- A,, i, 587. line, T., 469 ; P., 1901, 39. Chlopin, Grigori V., organic bases of -- the symmetrical chlorodi- Russian petroleum. A., i, 42. bromo- and dichlorobromo-anilines Chodat, Robert, and N. 0. Hofman-Bang, and chloro- and bromoamino-deriva- bacteria producing lactic acid and their tives of chlorobromoacetanilides, T., importance in the ripening of cheese, 816 ; P., 1901, 124. A., ii, 264. View Article Online ’728 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Choina. See Theodor T. Seliwanoff. Cloetta, Max, preparation and compo- Christensen, A, perbromides of cinchona sition of the Digitalis glucosides, A., alkaloids, A., i, 481. i, 478. Christensen, Odin 1’., inanganic acetate, Cloez, Charles, nitration of the disubsti- A., i, 498. tution derivatives of benzene, A., -manganese compounds. 11. Man- i, 72. ganic acetate and manganese alums, Clover, A. M. See Paul C. Freer. A., ii, 512. Coehn, Awred, ammonium amalgam, A,, Christomanos, Anastasios K., alleged ii, 155. conversion of phosphorus into arsenic, -electrochemical behaviour of acetyl- A., ii, 59. ene, A., ii, 539. Chrustchoff, Paul, cryoscopic rcsearchcs, Coffetti, Giulio, energy of non-carboxylic A,, ii, 86, 373. organic acids, A., i, 29. Ciamician, Giacomo Luigi, and Paul G. Cohen, Emil Wilhclm, granular and Silber, chemical action of light, A., compact meteoric irons, A., ii, 251. i, 36, 329, 390, 547. -meteoric iron from Kokstad, Betha- Ciani, Hihgo. See August Yichaelis. nien, and Muchachos, A., ii, 399. Cipollina, A., oxalic acid in the organism, Cohen, Zrnst, physico-chemical researches A., ii, 668. on tin, JII., A., ii, 106. -influence of foreign substances on __ Weston cadmium cell, A., ii, 142. Tronimer’s sugar test, A., ii, 698. -experimental determination of the Claisen, Ludwig, and E. Haase, trans- limiting heat of solution, I., A., formation of O-acyl derivatives of ii, 147. ethyl acetoacctate into the isomeric C- - enantiotropy of tin, VI., A., acyl derivatives, A., i, 118. ii, 244. Clark, John, composition of Dutch Cohen, Ernst, and E. H. Biichner, Etard’s butter, A., ii, 430. law of solubility, A, ii, 375. Clark, Judson F., toxic value of mercuric Cohen, Ernst, [and A. W. Visser], niea- chloride and its double salts, A., snrement of the work done by sanity, ii, 526. A., ii, 376. Clarke, Frank Wigglesworth, contri- Cohen, Julius Berend, and Henry Drys- butions to chemistry and mineralogy, dale Dakin, , the aluminium-mercury A., ii, 63. couple. Part 111. Chlorination of -analyses of rocks, A., ii, 66. aromatic hydrocarbons in presence of -report of the [American] committee the couple. The constitution of the on atomic weights, A., ii, 379. dichlorotoluenes,T., 1111; P., 1901,91. Clarke, G. See Frederic Stanley Cohen, Julius Berend, and C. E. White- Kipping. ley, experiments on the production of Claude, H,, and AZy Zaky, lecithin in optically active compounds from in- tuberculosis, A., ii, 673. active substances, T., 1305 ;P., 1900, Claudius, 0. See Theodor Posner. 212. Clausen, green manure experiments with Cohen, Lillian. See Everhart P. Hard- Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. potatoes, A,, ii, 72. ing. Clauser, Robert, eugenolglgcollic acid Cohn, Georg, aromatic phenoxyacetamid- [eugenoxyacetic acid], A,, i, 388. ines, A., i, 352.

~ estimation of the nitroso-groups in -condensation products of phenoxy- organic compounds, A., ii, 422. acetic acids with o-aniinophenol, A., Clautriau, Georges, digestion in the i, 752. ascidia of Kepenthes, A., ii, 183. Cohn, PnuZ, 3 : 3’-dichlorobenzidine, A. , Clayton Aniline Co., thiosulphonic acids i, 166. of aromatic amines and m-diamines, - chloro-in-phenylenediamine, A., A., i, 694. i, 407. Cleeff, G. Doyer van, demonstration of __ chlorination of o-nitrotoluene, A., the action of nornial salts on solutions i, 637. containing hydroxyl ions, A., ii, 505. -new diphenylaniine derivatives, A., Cleghorn, Allen, and H. D. Lloyd, effect i, 642. of carbon dioxide and oxygen on Cohn, Robert. See Arthur Bosenheim. smooth mnscle, A., ii, 255. Cohnheim, Otto, non-permeability of the Clemm, Hans. See Theodor Curtius. wall of the urinary bladder, A., Clerfeyt, Charles, experiments with yeast ii, 564. cells in concentrated saline solutions, __ digestion and metabolism in echi- A,, ii, 377. noderms, A., ii, 668. View Article Online

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Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Cook, A. N., and Homer Winthrop Simons, detection of foreign colouring Hillyer, derivatives of phenyl ether, matter in spirits, A., ii, 134. A., i, 144. CrBpieux, Pierre. See Friddgric Reverdin. Cook, 0. F., camphor excreted by an Crew, Henry, arc spectra of some metals animal (Polyzonium), A., ii, 179. as influenced by an atmosphere of Coomara-Swamy, Amnda K., Ceylon hydrogen, A., ii, 81. rocks and graphite, A., ii, 171. Cristaldi. See Grasai-Cristaldi, Coppadoro, Angeb, reciprocal influence Crompton, Holland, note on the latent ot two catalytic reactions in the same heats of evaporation of liquids: P., medium, A., ii, 544. 1901, 61. Coppet, Louis Cusimir de, spontaneous Crosby, J. H. See Eerbert S. Jennings. crystallisation of the hydrate Na,S04, Crom, Charles Frederick, and Edward lOH,O from saturated solutions of John Bevan, the ketonic constitution sodium sulphate. Limit of the of cellulose, T., 366 ; P., 1901, 22 ; metastable state in these solutions, A., discussion, P., 23. ii, 384. --cellulose xanthates, A., i, 452. - molecular depression of the tem- Cross, LXarles E’rederick, Edward John perature of maximum density of water Bevan, and R. Leonard Jenks, mixed produced by the dissolution of chlorides, esters of cellulose and the behaviour bromides, and iodides of the alkali of cellulose towards nitrating acids, metals, A., ii, 493. A,, i, 672. LXXX. ii. 52 View Article Online '730 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Cross, CJ6arles Frcderick. See also Arthur George Green. D. Crossley, Arthur Williarn, the interaction of ethyl sodiomethylmalonate and D'Achiardi, Giovanni, opals from Tus- mesityl oxide, T., 138 ; P., 1900, 90. cany, A., ii, 109. -preparation and properties of 2:6- Dafert, Prranz W., mercurial poisoning diketo-4-isopropylhexamethylene (2:6- of green plants, A., ii, 269. dihydroxy - 4 - isopropyldihydroresorci- -- manurial effect of degelatinised bone nol), P., 1901, 172. meal, A., ii, 275. Cumenge, E., robellazite, a new mineral, - manurial experiments with crude A., ii, 111. phosphate, A, ii, 620. Cunaeus, E. H. J., determination of the Dafert, Franx W., and Ad. Ralla, free refsactive power as a method for the iodine in sodium nitrate, A., ii, 621. investigation of the composition of co- Dafert, Fyam W., and Otto Reitmair, existing vapour and liquid phases, A., effect of different forms of phosphoric ii, 213. acid, A., ii, 275. Curie, P., and A. Debierne, radioactivity Dakin, Henry Drysdale, estimation of induced by radium salts, A., ii, 216. manganese and cobalt as phosphates, -- induced radioactivity and gases A., ii, 131. made active by radium, A., ii, 298. Dakin, Henry Drysdale. See also Julius --radioactivity of salts of radium, Berend Cohen. A., ii, 589. Dalfuen, B. M. van. See P. Kohn- Curtius, Theodor, and Hans Clemm, atamm. hydrazides and azoimides of organic Dalle, Paul. See Louis Henry. acids. XVII. Synthesis of ay-di- Daly, Bcginuld A.,calcareous concretions aminopropane and ac-diaminohexane of Kettle Point, Ontario, A., ii, 516. from glutaric and suberic acids respect- Dam, W. Tan, and J. H. Abereon, ively, A., i, 68. velocity of intramolecular migration of Curtius, Theodor, and August Darapsky, bromoamides under the influence of an benzvlazide [benzylazoimide], A., alkali, A., ii, 88. i, 573. Darapsky, August. See Theodor Cur- Curtius, Theodor, and H. Franzen, pre- tiurr, para tion of as-secondary benzalhydr- Dastre, A., chloroformic dialysis and azines from benzaldazines, A., i, 293. endo-cellular ferments, A., ii, 325. Curtius, Theodor, and August Hesse, Daszewrki, A. von, effect of water and hydrazides and azoiniides of organic manure on the composition of potato acids. XIX. Synthesis of aby-tri- ash, A., ii, 72. aminopropane from tricarballylic acid, Daviduon, William B. See Framis A., i, 70. Bobert Japp. Curtius, Theodor, and C. Yiiller, forma- Daviee, Charles T. See Robert Job. tion of ethyl allophanate from the Davies, Herbert E., decomposition of azoiniides of hydroxy-acids, A., i, 779. chlorides by ignition with organic Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Curtius, Theodor, and H. Pauli, oxidation matter, A., ii, 277. of symmetrical secondary benzylhydr- Davier, J. See fiederick William azines to hydrazones, A., i, 429. Streatfeild. Curtius, Theodor, and Wilhelm Steller, Davis, Charles A., natural history of hydrazides and azoimides of organic marl, A., ii, 516. acids. XVIII. Synthesis of ae-di- Davir, Charles B., elimination and estim- amino-octane from the azide of sebacic ation of waterin oils, fats, and waxes, acid, A., i, 70. A., ii, 629. Cushing, Harvey, poisonous effect of pure Davison, John M., analysis of the Eesen sodium chloride on nervemuscle pre- meteorite, A., ii, 172. parations, A., ii, 671. Dawson, Harry Medforth, on the nature Cushman, Allerton Seward, some modi- of polyiodides and their dissociation in fied forms of physico-chemical measur- aqueous solution, T., 238 ; P., 1900, ing apparatus, A., ii, 596. 215. Cutter, William D. See Leon Asher. Dawaon, Rarry Medforth, and John Cyon, E. "on, and Ad. Oswald, physio- McCrae, metal-ammonium compounds logiral action of substances from the in aqueous solution. Part 11. The thyroid, A., ii, 180. absorptive powers of dilute solutions of Czapek, Friedrich, carbohydrate metabol- salts of the alkali metals, T., 493 ; ism in winter leaves, A., ii, 571. P., 1901, 5. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 731

Dawson, Barry Medforth, and John Delage, Yucs, experimental partheno- McCrae, metal-ammonia compounds in genesis, A., ii, 611. aqueous solution. Part 111. Solutions Delage, Yves, and Jfarcel Delage, [par- of salts of the alkaline earth metals, thenogenesis], A., ii, 177. T., 1069; P., 1901, 177. Delange, Raymond. See Charles Moureu. --me tal-ammonia coinpounds in DelBpine, Marcel, acetals of polyhydric aqueous solution. Part IV. The in- alcohols, A., i, 3. fluence of temperature on the dissocia- -formation and decomposition of tion of copper-ammonia sulphate, T., acetals, A., i, 254. 1072 ; P., 1901, 178. -velocities of formation and decom- --electro-affinity of the metals, position of metliylal at the ordinary A., ii, 222. temperature, A., i, 314. Day, Arthur. See Ludwig Holborn. -heats of formation of acetals and Dean, George, immunity in relation to their isomerides, A., i, 314. the pancreas and its ferments, A., -action of alcohols on the acetals of ii, 563. monohydric alcohols, A. , i, 365. Debierne, A. See P. Curie. - iminodithiocarbonic esters, Decker, Herman, constitution of pyri- RN:C (SR’),, A., i, 518. dones, quinolones, and analogous - researches on the acetals, A., bases, A., i, 96. i, 669. -formations of ana-nitroquinoline -acetals of monohydric alcohols, A., [5-nitroquinoline] from m-nitroaniline, ii, 6. A., i, 611. DelBpine, Marcel. See also Camille Decker, Llerman, [with N. Kasatkin, and Matignon. a. Pollitz], nitroquinolones and nitio- Delfino, V., and M. Miranda, estim- carbostyrils, A., i, 654. ation of acetic acid, A., ii, 45. Defacqz, Bdouard, a new tungsten phos- Delle, Ed., detection of starch-sugar in phide, A., ii, 105. wine, A., ii, 44. -tungsten arsenide and chloroarsen- -estimation of “saccharin” in bever- ide, A., ii, 163. ages, A., ii, 46. -tungsten, A., ii, 244, 284. Delluc, CT. See Thomas Roman. Defacqz, Edouard, and Marcel Guichard, Demargay, Ezcg8ne [Anatole], spectra specific heats of tungsten and molyb- of samarium and gadolinium, A., denum, A., ii, 659. ii, 102. DQfournel,H. , metallic ‘ ( saccharinates,” -europium, a new element, A., A., i, 324. ii, 511. -basic quinine (( saccharinate,” A., Demjanoff, Nicoluics L, action of nitrous i, 482. acid on propylene ; propylene nitro- -action of ‘(saccharin ” on phenyl- site, A., i, 493. hydrazine ureide [diphenylcarbazide], -action of nitric anhydride on cam- A., i, 487. phene, A., i, 554.

(( Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. -estimation of saccharin ’) in ali- Dellljanoff, iVicolaus I., and M. Luschni- mentary substances, A., ii, 588. koff, action of nitrous acid on tetra- DQfournel,E. See also Paul Cazeneuve. methylenylmethylamine [w-amino- DehBrain, Pierre Paul, and Em. De- methyleyclobutane] ; methylenotetra- moussy, germination in distilled water, methylene bromide, A, i, 509. A., ii, 266. Demmer, Fritz, action of hydrazine hy- DehQrain, Pierre Paul, and C. Dupont, drate on a-methyl-fi-ethylacraldehyde, fermentation of nitrogenous substances A., i, 255. in farmyard manure, A., ii, 684. Demonssy, Em., germination of wheat Dehlholm,,V., estimation of fat in cream, grain treated with copper sulphate, A., ii, 359. A., ii, 570. Dehnel, E., action of bromine on Demoussy, Em. See also Pierre Paul 3-picoline, A,, i, 164. DehQrain. - 2-phenyl-6-stilbazoleand 2-phenyl- Demuth, Ed. See Eugen Bamberger. 6-o-hydroxystilbazole, A., i, 165. DenigGs, Qeorges, method for the destruc- Deinhardt, Alex. See Theodor Posner. tion of organic matter applicable to Delacroix, A. A’., copper antimonates, the detection of inorganic poisons, A., ii, 316. more especially arsenic and antimony, -antimonic acids, A., ii, 318. A., ii, 690. Delage, Ma7 eel, pyrogallolsulphonic Denissenko, P. See Carl Adam Bischoff. acids, A., i, 274, 643. Denk, A. See Friedrich Hehrmann. 52-2 View Article Online 732 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Dennis, Louis Munroe, and Oliver W-. Diels, Otto, fluorene, I., A., i, 521. Brown, potassium perselenate, A., Diepolder, Emil, base from N-methyl- ii, 501. triphenoxazinephenaLonium salts (N- Dennstedt, Maximiliano, decomposition methyltriphen azinoxazinecarbazole), of albumin, A., i, 780. A., i, 618. DenoyBs, Martre, and RouviGre, action Dieseldorff, Arthw, melonite, A., of currents of high frequency on the ii, 393. secretion of urine, A., ii, 564. Diesselhorst, H. See WilheZm Jaeger. --- actions of currents of Dieterich, Karl, analysis of wax, A., high frequency and high tension on ii, 139. urinary excretion, A., ii, 611. -evaluation of gum arabic, A. ,ii, 584. Derby, Iru H., devices for circulating Dieterici, Konrad, relation between liquids at constant temperature, A., osmotie pressure and osmotic work, ii, 231. A., ii, 439. Derby, Orville Adelbert, mode of occur- Dietschy, Richard. See Rudolf Nietski. rence of topaz near Ouro Preto, Brazil, Dietz, Rudov, BoBert Funk, J. von A., ii, 169. Wrochem, and Fram Mylius, solu- -manganese ore deposits of Queluz, bility of some salts in water, A., Brazil, A., ii, 558. ii, 104. Deriu, A., pharmacological researches on Dietz, Budolf. See also Franx Mylius. some cyanopyridone derivatives, A. , Diller, E,, and Stanislaus von Kosta- ii, 328. necki, synthesis of luteolin, A. , i, 476. Derhme, Juve'ml, properties of alkyl Dilthey , Walther, dry distillation of the derivatives of ethyl cyanoacetonedi- salts of fatty acids, A., i, 498. carboxylate ; action of cyanogen Dimroth, Otto, action of nitric acid on chloride on methyl acetonedicarboxyl- authracene, A, i, 197. ate, A,, i, 313. Dimroth, Otto, and, in part, Hermann Descud6, Murcel, action of acid chlorides Ilzhofer and Bichard Metzger, direct on ethers in presence of zinc chloride, introduction of mercury into aromatic A., i, 357. compounds, A. , i, 439. -action of acid chlorides on alde- Dinklage, K. See Alfred Werner. hydes in the presence of zinc chloride, Di Nola, E. See Nola. A., i, 504. Ditthorn, Fritz. See Friedrich N. - action of benzoyl chloride on tri- Schulze. oxymcthylene in presence of zinc chlor- Ditz, Hugo, estimation of m-cresol in ide, A., i, 644. cresol mixtures, A., ii, 44. Desgrez, Alexandre, and AZy Zaky, -some reactions of cobalt and iron, influence of lecithins in the egg in and the influence of alcohols and other nutritive exchanges, A., ii, 518. organic substances on the electrolytic Desmots, H. See Charles Mouren. dissociation of salts in aqueous solution, Devaux, Benri, fixation of metals by cell A., ii, 222, 284. walls, A., ii, 571. formation and composition of

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. - Dewar, James, boiling point of liquid bleaching powder, A., ii, 239. hydrogen, determined by hydrogen -estimation of cresol, A., ii, 289. and helium gas thermometers, A., -estimation of chlorate in electrolytic ii, 308. bleaching solutions and potassium -physical properties of liquid and chlorate lyes, A., ii, 687. solid hydrogen. Separation of free -qualitative detection of sinall quanti- hydrogen and other gases from air. ties of nickel in the presence of cobalt, Experiments on the liquefaction of A., ii, 694. helium at the melting point of hydro- Divere, Edward, and Tamemasa Raga, gen. Pyroelectricity, phosphorescence, nitrilosulphates, T. , 1093 ; P., 1901, &c., A., ii, 597. 164. Dewar, James. See also George Downing Divers, Edward, and Masataka Ogawa, Liveing. ammonium and other imidosulphites, Dickinson, Cyril. See Thomas S, Pattsr- T., 1099; P., 1900, 113 ; 1901, 163. 0011. Dixon, Augustus Edward, interaction of Dickson, J. Campbell, electrical deposi- urethanes and primary benzenoid tion of copper, A., ii, 159. amines, T., 102 ; P., 1900, 207. Dieckmann, Wilhelm, [in part with A. -a form of tautomerism occurring Groeneveld], cyclic 8-ketonecarboxylic amongst the thiocyanates of electro- esters, A., i, 539. negative radicles, T., 541 ; P., 1901,50. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 733

Dixon, A ug istus Edzonro?, halogen - Dorp, Willern Arne van, and P. M. van substituted thiosinamines, T., 553 ; Haarst, maleanilide, A., i, 137. P., 1901, 49. Dowzard, Edwin, a modification of Dixon, Walter E., composition and action Gutzeit’s test for arsenic, T., 715 ; P., of orchitic extracts, A., ii, 259. 1901, 92. Dobbie, James Johnstone, Alexander Doyer van CleeE See Cleeff. Lauder, and Photios G. Paliratseas, the Drawe, Paul, commercial copper oxide, alkaloids of Corydulis cavu :conversion A., ii, 508. of corybnlbine into corydaline, ‘1’. , 87 ; Drescher , B. See Daniel Vorlander. P., 1900, 205. Droasbach, G. Paul, cerium, A., ii, 102. Dobbie, James Johnstone. See also Drost, P. See Theodor Zincke. Walter Noel Hartley. Drucker, Kurl, two cases of catalysis in Dobbin, Leonard, interaction of potassium non-homogeneons systems, A., ii, 230.

permanganate and alkali thiosulphates ~ velocity and catalysis in hetero- in neutral solutions, A., ii, 311. geneous systems, A., ii, 376. - solubility of barium sulphate in Drucker, Karl. See alao W. Herz. solution of sodium thiosulphate, A., Duane, William, velocity of chemical ii, 348. reactions, A., ji, 440. Dobroserdoff, D.,hexahydrate of the Duboin, Andd, reducing properties of double iodide. of manganese and magnesium and aluminium, A., ii, 31 5. mercury, A., 11, 103. Dubois, A., analysis of sour milk; - nona-hydrated double iodide of preservation of milk for the purpose mercury and lithium, A., ii, 160. of aualysis, A., ii, 429. - modifications of mercuric iodide, Duboie, Raphael, luminosity obtained A., ii, 509. with certain organic compounds, A., -double salts of mercuric iodide with ii, 217. the iodides of nickel and cobalt, A., Dubourg, Elisbe. See Ulysse Gayon. ii, 510. Dubreuil, L. See L. J. Simon. - types of double salts of mercuric Ducceschi, T., nature of melanins and iodide with iodides of metals of differ- allied substances, A., i, 354. ent valencies, A., ii, 510. Duclert, L., and h’. SBnBquier, digesti- Doebner, Oscar [Gustav], synthesis of bility of dextrose, A., ii, 458. fumaric acid from glyoxylic and Duoru, O., ammoniacal cobalt arsenates, malonic acids, A,, i, 188. A., ii, 23. Doebner, Oscar, and Simon Gartner, -ammoniacal nickel arsenates, A., compounds of glyoxylic acid with ii, 23. guanidine and aminoguanidine, A., -estimation of arsenic, A., ii, 73. i, 261, 630. -estimation of arsenic as ammonium Doebner, Oscar, and G. Glass, glyoxylic magnesium arsenate, A,, ii, 125. acid, A., i, 629. -ammoniacal arsenates of cobalt and Doebner, Oscar, and A. Wolff, sorbic nickel ; application in the estimation acid, 578. of arsenic, ii, 243. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. A., i, A., Doht, Walthar. See Alfred Stock. Duden, Pad, and D. Heynsius, a Domke, J., and H. Harting, [with F. characteristic fission of the pyrrole Plato], density, expansion and capil- ring, A,, i, 747. larity of aqueous sucrose solutions, A., Dull, Erltst, minerals [garnet] from the i, 189. Fichtelgehirge, A., ii, 113. Donath, Eduard, some cobalt reactions, Diinkelsbuhler, Julius, hydrindene, A., A., ii, 389. i, 41. - precipitation of certain metallic Dufau, $mile, magnesium aluminate, sulphi(?es with sodium thiosulphate, A., ii, 553. A,, ii, 424. Dufet, Henri, cerdeite, a new mineral, Donath, P. See Franx Kunckell. A., ii, 64. Donnan, Frederick George, theory of Dugaet, J., carob, A., ii, 683. colloidal solution, A., ii, 439. Duhem, Pierre, liquefaction of a mixture Dootson, Frederick WiZliam. See of two gases ; coinposition of the liquid William James Sell. and of the vapour, A., ii, 227. Doran, Robert Elliott, the action of lead -vaporisation of binary mixtures, thiocyanate on the chlorocarbonates. A., ii, 372. Part 11. Carboxymethyl- and carboxy- Dumont, J., absorption of monocalcium amyl-thiocarbimides and their deriva- phosphate by arable soil and humus, tives, T., 906; P., 1901, 130. A., ii, 274. View Article Online 734 INDEX OE AUTHORS.

Dunstan, WyndhamBowland, and Harold Ebeling, A., potassium thiocyanate as Brown, the alkaloid of Hyoscyamus indicator in the reduction of ferric to muticus and of Datzcra Stramonium ferrous salts, A., ii, 424. grown in Egyrt, T., 71 ; P., 1900, Eberhard, Otto, formation of chloroform 207. from lactic acid, A., i, 357. Dunstan, WyndhamRowland, and Ermst Ebers, A. See Theodor Posner. Goulding, the action of alkyl haloitls Ebert, Gustav, and Baptiyt Reuter, de- on aldoximes and ketoximes. Part 11. rivatives of l-phenyl-2 : 3-dimethyl-5- Alkylated oximes and iso-oximes, and pyrazolnne (antipyrine), A., i, 294. the constitution of aliphatic oximes, Ecalle, H., estimation of aconitine in T., 628 ; P., 1901, 84, preparations of aconite, A., ii, 707. --the supposed existence of two Eckles, C. H., estimation of fat in isomeric triethyloxamines, T., 641 ; creams, A., ii, 137. P., 1901, 85. Edinger, Albert, sulphur derivatives of Dunstan, Fyndham Rowland, and aromatic amines, A., i, 166. Thomas Aiiderson Henry, nature and Edinger, AZbert, and W. Arnold, acri- origin of the poison of Lotus arabicus, dine, I., A., i, 753. A., i, 39, 647. Edinger, AZbert, and Paul Goldberg, Dunstan, Wyndhnm,Rowland. See also iodination of alkylbenzenes, A., i, 22. John Theodore Cash. --- bromiuation of alkylbenzenes, Duparc, Louis, and Francis Pearce, A., i, 23. koswite, a new pyroxenite from the Edinger, Albert, and A. Schumacher, Urals, A., ii, 398. iodo-derivatives of quinoline, isoyuino- -- dunite from Koswinsky-Ka- line, and lLmethylquinoline, A., men, Urals, A,, ii, 664. i, 46. Dupont, C. See Pierre PauZ Dehdrain. Egidi, U. See CZemente Montemartini. Dupouy, R.,arsenic triiodide, A., ii, 17. Ehrenfeld, R. See Josef Habermann. Duprk, Lot& W., estimation of foreign Ehrstrom, Robert, a new histon from volatile components of explosives fish-sperm, A., ii, 401. containing nitroglycerol, A., ii, 582. Eibner, Alexander, halogen-substituted Durand, Huguenin & Co., and Philippe aminomercaptans, A., i, 321. Barbier, ianthone ; a condensation -study of aldehydes: compounds of product of mesityl oxide and lippial Schiffs bases with sulphurous acid or citral, A., i, 727. and the alkali hydrogen sulphites, A., Dustin, Guy K. See Henry Lord i, 376. Wheeler. - o-toIuquinaIdine [2 : 8-diniethyl- Dutoit, &I. See W. Feuerstein. quinoline], a correction, A., i, 611. Duyk, Maurice, source of error in the .- the supposed existence of Miller permanganate (Kubel-Tiemann)process and Plochl’s stereoisomeric anil com- for estimating organic matter in potable pounds [constitution of Eckstein’s water, A., ii, 351. ethylideneanilinc], A. , i, 640. Dyer, Bernard, chemical study of the Eibner, Alexander, and 0. Lange, con- Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. phosphoric acid awl potash contents stitution of qninophthalone and the of the wheat soils of Rroadbalk field, two isomeric quinophthalines, A., Rothamsted, A., ii, 339. i, 348. -some analyses of pure oatmeal, A., Eibner, Alexander, and Frz. Peltzer, ii, 482. stereoisomeric Schiffs bases, A., i, 97. Dyer, C’harles Stanley. See William Eibner, A lexander, and Georg Purucker, Arthur Harrison Naylor. conversion of anil compounds of iso- Dzierzgowski, S., and Sergei Salaskin, valeraldehyde into A. W. von Hof- formation of ammonia, by the action of mann’s corresponding a1 kyl-substituted trypsin and pepsin on proteids, A., ethyleiie bases, A., i, 168. ii, 666. Eibner, Alexander, and Fr. A. Senf, an additive reaction of nitriles, A., E. i, 166. Eibner, Alexander, and E. Simon, con- Earle, Richard B. See Charles Loring stitution of p-toluquinophthalone [p- Jackson. niethylquinophthalone], A., i, 611. Eason, J. See Diarnzid Noel-Paton. Eichhorn, Otto, modification of Hiibl’s Easterfield, Thomas Hill, and Bernard method of estimating the acid and Cramoft Aston, tutu. Part I. Tutin and saponification numbers of wax, A,, coriamyrtin, T., 120 ; P., 1900, 211. ii, 48. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 735

Eichler, Jose3 See Friedrich Kehrmann. Emmerling, Adolph, C. Weber, Fr. Eidmann, Wilhelnz, and Ludwig Moeser, BachBr, and H. Hilbert, composition formation of magnesium nitride by of grasse? from different meadows, A., heating magnesium in air, A., ii, 240. ii, 186. Eifler, 1;. See A16gust Michaelis. Emmerling, Oskar, synthetic action of Egk, C. van, formation of mixed crystals yeast maltase, A., i, 258, 621. of thallium nitrate and thallium iodide, Ende, Carl L. von, behaviour of lead A., ii, 19. salts in solution, A., ii, 241. Einhorn, AZfred, and Eichard Escales, Engelen, Alph. ran, estimation of organic carbohydrazides of the dihydroxybenz- nitrogen by the processes of Kjeldnhl enes, A., i, 652. and Will and Varrentrap, A., ii, 313. Einhorn, Alfred, and Eermann Pfeiffer, Engelen, Alph. van, and P. Wauters, disalicylide, A., i, 712. butter fat, A., ii, 36. Einstein, Albert, deductions from capil- Engelhardt, A. N., phosphorite and lary phenomena, A., ii, 228. green manure, A., ii, 276. Eitner, Paul, and Qustav Keppeler, esti- Engelhardt, Max, fat of human blood, mation of phosphorus and snlphur in A., ii, 665. acetylene and other combustible gases, Engler, Carl, and E. Albrecht, petroleum A., ii, 689. in fossiliferous limestone from Baden, Ekecrantz, Thor, constitution of the A., ii, 662. oxime hydrochlorides, A., i, 277. Engler, Cad,and WilheZmFrankenstein, Ekenstein, Alherda van. See Alberda the rendering active of oxygen, VII., van Ekenstein. A., i, 667. Elbs, Karl, eleetro-chemical rednction Enklaar, J. E., influence of acids on thc of mononitro-compounds in slightly solubility of salts containing the same alkaline solutions, A., i, 74. ion, A., ii, 494. Elbs, Karl, and F. Fischer, plumbic Ephraim, Fritz, synthesis of indacene sulphatc, A., ii, 99. derivatives, A., i, 688. Elbs, Karl, and Fritz Foerster, electro- Epstein, Stnnislaecs, lactic acid ferment- lytic synthesis of organic substances, ation and its practied use, A., ii, 119. A., i, 109. Eras, K. See Fmnz Kunckell. Elbs, Karl, and B. Schwarz, azo-de- Erb, Walter, compounds of certain pro- rivatives of o-nitro-p-toluidine, A., teids with hydrogen chloride, A., i, 619. i, 621. Elbs, Karl, and F. Silbermann, electro- Erben, Franz, and 1;. Ceipek, albite chemical reduction of aromatic mono- from Amelia, Virginia, A., ii, 169. nitro-compounds to amines, A., Erdmann, Emst, oil of jasmine-blossoms, i, 459. A., i, 601. Elias, Curt, formalinsulphuric acid as a Erdmann, Ernst, and Hugo Erdmann, reagent for alkaloids, A,, ii, 630. oil of neroli, A., i, 601. Ellinger, Alexander, cantharidin and --methyl anthranilate, A.,

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. cantharidin-immunity, A., ii, 180. i, 709. Ellis, Thomas Flower, obituary notice Erdmann, Hugo, conversion of deriv- of, T., 872. atives of anthranilic acid into indigo, Ellms, Joseph W., and Jay C. Beneker, A., i, 536. estimation of carbon dioxide in water. - action of formaldehyde on methyl A,, ii, 627. o-aminobenzoate, A,, i, 591. Eltschaninoff. E. See Pace1 Iw. -the standard of atomic weights, A., Petrenko-Kritschenko. ii, 379. Embden, Gustav, detection of cystin and Erdmann, Hugo. See also Ernst Erd- of cystein in the decomposition pro- mann. ducts of proteids, A., i, 491. Ericson-AurBn, T., rate of solution of Emelianoff, (Miss)A. See (Miss)A. Ser- zinc in acids, A., ii, 451. dobinsky. Erlanger, Joseph, and Albion Waltcr Emerson, Benjamin Kendall, [enstatite Hewlett, metabolism in dogs with from Massachusetts], A., ii, 250. shortened small intestine, A. , ii, 609. Emerson, Wikliam Henry, abrasive Erlenmeyer, Emil, jun., partial conver- efficiency of corundum, A., ii, 61. sion of ‘ phenyloxyacrylic acid ’ into Emich, Friedrich, [with Beinrich Wal- phenylpyruvic acid, A,, i, 32. land, and T. von Cordier], inflamma- -analogies between oxygen, nitrogen, bility of thin layers of explosive gases, and carbon in similar linkings, A,, III., A,, ii, 150. i, 61. View Article Online 736 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Erlenmeyer, Emil, jun., addition of Ewers, Erich. See Julius Troger. hydrogen and other simple molecules Exner, Xigm., the absorption of artifici- to unsaturated compounds, A., i, 357. ally coloured fats. A., ii, 403. - intramolecular migration and its Eydmann, F. H., jun., temperature of explanation based on the intramole- ignition of phosphorus, A., ii, 312. cular mobility of multivalent elements, Eyre, John Vargas. See Raphael Mel- A., i, 357. dola. - the benzene problem from the Eyre, Willianz. See George Young. stereochemical standpoint, A., i, 373. -the closer coalescence of the multi- F. valent atoms of molecular systems containing neighbouring double-link- Faber, E: See Alerander Tachirch. ings, A., i, 373. Fabris, Guido, analysis of fruit essences, - condensation of pyruvic acid with A., ii, 49. benzaldehyde, A., i, 390. Fages, detection of chlorates and brom- Erlenmeyer, Emil, jun., and Jzc1i.r~ ates by the use of strychnine, A., Runlin, synthesis of r-leucine, A. , ii, 191. i, 468. Fahrenholtz. See Conrad von Seelhorst. Ernst, Carl, catalysis of electrolvtic gas Fahrenhorst , Johanwes, dolomite [anker- by colloidal platinnm, A., ii, 495. ite] from Magdeburp, A., ii, 248. Ernyei, Edmund, hydrogen telluride, A., Fairbanks,Barold W.,[mineral analyses], ii, 94. A., ii, 168. Errera, Giorgio, condensation of cyano- Fairley, Thomas, arsenic estimations re- acetamide with chloroform, A., i, 43. lating to malt kilns, A., ii, 577. - mixed niethenyl compounds. 111. Falta, W., formation of carbainide by Action of ethyl ethoxymethylenaceto- the oxidation of physiological nitroacetate on cyanoacetamide, A., i, 43. genous substances by means of per- Errera, Giorgio, and F. Perciabosco, manganate in acid solution, A., action of halogens on ethyl sodio- ii, 705. cyanoacetate, A., i, 18. Fanara, S. See Francesco Angelico. Errera, Leo, magnetism and' atomic Farbenfabriken vorm. F. Bayer & Co., weight, A., ii, 83. preparation of alkyl and aryl carbon- -the " myriotone " as unit in osmotic ates, A., i, 662. measurements, A., ii, 375. -alkyl carbonates, A., i, 662. Escales, Rachard. See Alfred Einhorn -carhamates of the secondary alco- and Johnnnes Thiele. hols, A., i, 662, 663. Esch, E., rocks from the volcano of - 8 : 8'-dihydroxy-2 : 2'-dinaphthyl- Etinde, Cameroons, A., ii, 322. amine-6 : 6'-disulphonic acid, A., i, 696. Etard, Alexandre [Lkon],breaking down - chlorocarbonates of alcohols, phe- of albuminoids or protoplasmides, A. , nols, and their derivatives, A., i, 697. i, 490. -2 : 3-dicyanoquinol, A., i, 699. -chemical nature of the tissues, A., - alkyl carboxyanthranilates from Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. ii, 563. phthalimide derivatives containing Euler, Hans, theory of chemical catalytic halogen radicles attached to nitrogen, action, A., ii, 57, 376. A., i, 709. - equilibrium between ester, water, - alkyl acetylphenylglycine-o-carb- acid, and alcohol, A., ii, 307. oxylates, A,, i, 709. -inversion of cane sugar, A., ii, 441. -condensation products of the haloid -catalysis. 111. Theory of contact derivatives of hydroxytolualdehyde action, A., ii, 495. and hydroxytoluic acid with the Euler-Chelpin, H. von. See Jacobus phenols, A., i, 712. Benricus van? ROE - preparation of condensation pro- Evans, John William, alteration of ducts from substituted hydroxybenzyl pyrites by underground water, A., haloids and aniines, A., i, 713. ii, 167. - halogen-methyl derivatives of the - monchiquite from Mount Girnar, aromatic aldehydes, A., i, 727. India, A., ii, 456. -transformation of anthradiquinones Evans, Robert C. T. See Frederick and anthradiquinoneimides into hydr- Daniel Chattaway. oxyanthraquinones and aminohydroxy- Eve, F. C., effect of temnerature on the anthraquinones, A., i, 729. activity of the upper ce&ical ganglion, - colouring matters of the phenyl- A., ii, 178. anthracene series, A., i, 729. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 737

Farbenfabriken vorm. F. Bayer & Co., Fenton, Henry John Horstman, and (Mias) preparation of anthracene derivatives Mildred Gostling, the action of hydro- containing a halogen radicle in the gen bromide on carbohydrates, T., meso-ring, A., i, 729. 361 ; P., 1901, 22. -[p-diaminochrysazinsulphonic acid], -- -derivatives of methylfurfural, A., i, 760. T., 807 ; P., 1901, li9 ; discussion, P., - [diaminodihydroxyanthraquinone- 119. sulphonic acid], A., i, 760. Fenton, Henry John Horstman, and -preparation of [potassium] perman- Bzcmphrey 0 wen Jones, relationships ganate by means of ozone, A., ii, 658. of oxalacetic acid, T., 91 ; P., 1900, Farbwerk Muhlheim vorm. A. Leon- 205. hardt & Co., w-cyanomethylanthra- --note on a method for compar- nilic acid (nitrile of phenylglycine-o- ing the affinity values of acids, P., carboxylic acid), A., i, 709. 1901, 24 ; discussion, P., 26. - neutral esters of phenylglycine-o- Fenyvessy, BCla von, physiological action carboxylic acid, A., i, 710. of certain isomeric hydroxgquinolines, - phenylglycine-o-carboxylic acid A,, ii, 31. from anthranilic acid, A., i, 710. FQrBe,Jtcles, new method of preparing Farbwerke vorm. Meister, Lucius, and ferrous oxide, A., ii, 513. Bruning, preparation of dinitronaph- -electrolytic chromium, A., ii, 513. thalenesulphonic acids, A., i, 687. -a new oxide of chromium, CrO, A., -tetrahydrobenzylamine derivatives, ii, 513. A., i, 691. -a new hydrate of chromium sesqui- -hydroxyhexahydrobenzylamine de- oxide, Cr,O,,H 0 A., ii, 513. rivatives, A., i, 692. -chromium nft;jde, A., ii, 514. - preparation of indigotin and its - uranium amalgam and pyrophoric N-alkyl derivatives, A., i, 714. uranium, A., ii, 514. -phthalic acid colouring matters of Fernbach, Aug., tannase, A. , i, 179. the naphthalene series, A., i, 734. Ferrand, Lucien, dichlorinated o-xyl- -di-p-substituted diphenylamine de- enes, A,, i, 636. rivatives with free ortho-positions, A., Ferraro, Annibale, detection of am- i, 755. monia by mercuric chloride, A., -4 : 4’-diaminodiphenylamine-3’-~~1- ii, 192. phonic acid, A., i, 766. Ferreira da Silva, Antonio Joaqzcina, Farmer, Robert Crosbie, a new method detection and estimation of salicylic for the determination of hydrolytic acid in wines, A., ii, 291. dissociation, T., 863 ; P., 1901, 129. - sensibility of the methods for the Farmer, Robert Crosbie. See also Percy detection of salicylic acid in wines, ,4., Faraday Frankland. ii, 585. Farrington, Oliver Cumminp, new Ferrero, EJisio,internal friction of solu- mineral occurrences [inesite], A., ii, 65. tions of chrome alum, A., ii, 494.

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Favrel, G., action of methylacetylacetone Ferrier, Calixte, examination of glycerol, and ethylacetylacetone on diazochlor- A., ii, 203. ides, A., i, 167. Ferro, A. A., sphmocobaltite from Lihi- -action of ethereal alkylcyanoacetates ola, Italy, A., ii, 395. on diazonium chlorides, A., i, 363. Feat, A. See Georg Baumert. - action of alkylmalonic esters on Feuerstein, W., 3 : 4 : 3’ : 4’4etrameth- diazonium chlorides, A., i, 621. oxystilbene, A., i, 274. Fay, Henry, and Edward North, nature -- some substituted benzylideneinda- of lead amalgams, A., ii, 240. nones, A., i, 279. Feigin, J. See Carl Adam Bischoff. -occurrence of maltol in the needles Feist, Franx, conversion of coumalic of the silver fir (Abies alba), A., acid into an isomeride of dehydromucic ii, 526. acid, A., i, 557. Feuerstein, W., and M. Dutoit, [and, in Feist, Karl, nitrostilbazoles, A., i, 290. part, W.Feuerstein, and JeanWallach], Feliciani, (7. See Giovanni Giorgis. the phthalein of hydroxyquinol, A., Fendler, Georq, the constituents of cas- i, 723. carilla oil, A., i, 219. Fenerstein, W., and M. Heimann, syn- Fendler, Georg. See also Hermann thesis of acetylpiperone, A., i, 465. Thorns. Feuerstein, W.,and A. lKuscuIus, 2- Fenton, Henry John Eorstman, note on hydroxybenzylacetophenone, A.,i, 279. the sugars of cellulose, P., 1901, 166. Fezer, 0. See Otto Fischer. View Article Online '738 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Fichter, Fritz, and Sylvnin Hirsch, the Fischer, Emil, and A ladar Skita, fibroin B-lactone of as-dimethylnialic acid, from silk, A., i, 783. A., i, 65. Fischer, F. See Karl Elbs. -- attempted synthesis of a y6-un- Fischer, J., forcing plants with ether, saturated acid, A., i, 594. A., ii, 335. Fichter, Fritz, and Werner Langguth, Fischer, Otto, etherification of triphenyl- Fehexenoic acid, A., i, 63. carbinols by alcohols, A., i, 82. Fichter, Fritz, and Beda Scheuermann, -alkaloids of Peganum Hnr.mnln, A., condensation products of furfuralde- i, 405. hyde with succinic acid, A., i, 479. Fischer, Otto, [with C. A. Bruhn, and M. Fichter, Fritz, and Hcinrich Schiess, von Cammerloher], study of the iso- benzylated ethyl acetonedicarboxyl- rosindnline and isorosindone reactions, ates, A., i, 544. A., i, 416. Finckh, L., [fassaite from Syria], A,, Fischer, Otto, [with 0. Fezer, Ernst Fus- ii, 172. senegger, and Ludwig Reindl], imin- Finkenbeiner, Hermann. See Oskar azoles of the benzene and naphthalene Blank. series, A., i, 413. Fiora, Paolo, characteristic reaction of Fischer, Richard, alkaloids of Sanguin- phenol, A., ii, 425. aria cnnadensis, A., i, 742. Fiorini, Carlo, absorption spectra of - alkaloids of Glaucium luteurn, A., cliloroanilic and bronioaiiilic acids and i, 743. their alkaline salts, A., ii, 367. -alkaloids of Eschscholzia californica, Fiquet, Edmond, nitrilophenols, A., A., i, 743. i, 469. Fischer, h'ichard. See Hans Stobbe. - [toxicity of compounds containing Fischer, Th., and P. Miiller, ferricyan- both cyano- and hydroxyl groups], A., ides of the alkali earths, A,, i, 455. ii, 464. Fisher, Walter William, alkaline waters Fischer, Arthur, electrolytic prepara- from the chalk, A., ii, 627, 665. tion of alkali metals from fused alkali - Trafalgar Square well water, A., chlorides, A., ii, 96. ii, 665. Fischer, Emil, synthesis of as-diamino- Fittica, Friedrich, alleged conversion of valeric acid, A., i, 191. phosphorus into arsenic, A., ii, 59. -esters of amino-acids, A., i, 192. -conversion of phosphorus into anti- -derivatives of helicin, A, i, 275. mony, A., ii, 59.

~ synthesis of ay-diaminobntyric acid, - detection of nitrogen in arsenic, A., i, 674. and the conversion of arsenic into anti- -production of pyrrolidine-2-carboxyl- mony, A., ii, 236, 313. ic acid and of phenylalanine by - composition of amorphous phos- the hydrolysis of egg-albumin, A., phorus, A., ii, 312. i, 745. Fittig, Rudolph, polymeric phenyliso- -synthesis of 2 : 6-piperidinecarboxyl- crotonic acid, A., i, 145.

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. ic acids, A., i, 746. Fittig, Xudolph, [and, in part, Oskar - hydrolysis of casein by means of Gottsche, Tom Guthrie, Ernst Roth, hydrochloric acid, A., i, 780. Harry Salomon, Wilhelm Sternberg], Fischer, Einil, and Edward Fraizklnnd dilactones, A., i, 120. Armstrong, synthesis of disaccharides, Flath, J., estimation of small quantities A., i, 189. of zinc in iron-spar, A., ii, 625. -- isomeric acetyl halogen de- Flatow, L., action of bromine and rivatives of dextrose, A., i, 257. chlorine on the esters of sodiodiketo- -- isomeric acetyl halogen de- hydrindenecarboxylic acid, A., i, 543. rivatives of dextrose, and the synthesis Flemming, A. See August Michaelis. of glucosides, A., i, 671. Fletcher, Lazarus, meteoric stones which Fischer, Emil, and Emed Fourneau, fell at Zomba, British Central Africa, derivatives of glycine, A., i, 675. A., ii, 400. Fischer, Einil, and Wolf von Loeben, Fleury, G&ave [Clement], toxicological heat of combustion of glucosides, A., detection of nitric acid, A., ii, 277. ii, 225. Flink, Gustav, [synchysite and molybdo- Fischer, Emil, and Georg Roeder, syn- phyllite], A., ii, 663. thesis of thymine and other uracils, Fliirscheim, Bernhard, ethyl p-methyl- A., i, 294. benzylideneacetoacetate, A., i, 387. Fischer, Emil, and Otto Seuffert, inda- Flusin, G., osmosis of liquids across zole, A., i, 411. animal membranes, A., ii, 148. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 739

Flusin, G., osmosis across a membrane of Forster, Martin. Onslow, studies in the copper ferrocyanide, A., ii. 439. camphane series. Part 111. Action Foerster, Fritz, transformation of hypo- of hydroxylamine on the anhydrides chlorites into chlorates, A., ii, 309. of bromonitrocarnphane, T., 653 ; P., Foerster, Fritz. See also Karl Elbs. 1901, 88. Foerster, Otto, value of the molybdate - studies in the camphane series. process when estimating the citrate- Part IV. The isomerism of a-benzoyl- solubility of basic slag, A., ii, 576. camphor, T., 987 ; P., 1901, 167. Folin, Otto, estimation of ammonia in Forster, Martin Onslow, and William urine, A., ii, 575. Robertson, preparation and propel ties - estimation of urea in urine, A., of 2:6-dibromo-4-nitrosophenol, T., ii, 630. 686 ; P., 1901, 116. Folin, Otto, and Phil A. Shaffer, estima- --studies in the camphane series. tion of uric acid in urine, A., ii, 585. Part V. Halogen derivatives of p- Fonzes-Diacon, Ecnri, cobalt selenide, cymene from substituted nitrocain- A., ii, 22. phancs, T., 1003 ; P., 1901, 169. -cadmium selenide, A ii, 60. Fortmann, Georg. See Prieclrich Russig. -copper selenides, A.,'k, 100, Fosse, Bobert, the supposed dinaphthyl- Forcrand, Iiobert de, vaporisation and ene alcohol, A., i, 322, 384. hydration of ethylene glycol, A., - naphthylol-naphthyl-oxynaphthyl- i, 307. methane, A., i, 323. -molecular weight of chloral hydrate -hydroxynaphthaltlehyde or l-meth- at the boiling point, A., i, 668. anal-2-naphthylo1, A., i, 328. -sodium peroxide, A., ii, 155. - dinaphthoxanthonos, A., i. 601. - specific heat and latent heat of - action of hydrobromic and hydro- fusion of ethylene glycol, A., chloric acids on the so-called dinaph- ii, 224. thylene glycol, A., i, 643. -generalisation of Trouton's law, A., Fourneau, Ernest, 3-phenyladenineYA., ii, 372. i, 238. -thermal properties of solid hydrates Fourneau, Ernact. See also E7niZ of sodiurii hydroxide, A., ii, 593. Fischer. -thermal study of the solid hydrates Fowler, Cilbert John, iron nitride, T., of potassiuni hydroxide, A,, ii, 593. 285 ; P., 1900, 209. -molecular weight at the boiling Fowler, Gilbert John, and PJdip Joseph point, A., ii, 594. Hartog, the heat of formation and - calculation of the heat of volatil- constitution of iron nitride, T., 299 ; isation and heat of fusion of some P., 1900, 210. elements, A,, ii, 641. Fax, John Jacob. See John Tlbeodore Formanek, Emmanuel, the toxicity of Hewitt. expired air, A., ii, 174. Frankel, Adou, estimation of free phos- Formanek, Jzdius, colouring matter of phorus in phosphorised oils, A., ii, 423.

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. beetroot and its absorption spectrum, Frankel, Kurt, dihydroisoindole (o-xylyl- A., ii, 35. enimine), A., i, 44. -detection of metals by the absorp- Frankel, h'igmzcnd, and Leo Langstein, tion spectra of their compounds with products of the digestion of albumin. alkanna. 11. Rare metals, A., 111. The so-called aiiiphopeptone, A., ii, 128. i, 575. -absorption spectra of the colouring Francesconi, Luigi, and V. Recchi, matters of blood, A., ii, 711. naphtlialic acid and naphthalimide, Formenti, Carlo, solidificntion of acetone, A., i, 721. A., i, 13. Franchimont, Antoine Paul Niwlas, -analysis of supposed Italian bauxites, [with Lublin], new class of nitroamines, A., ii, 557. A., i, 674. Fornaro, A. See .Fritz Ullmann. Franke, Adolf, action of sodium hydr- Forster, Martin Onslow, infracamphol- oxide on a-hydroxyisobutaldehyde, A., enic acid, an isomeride of campholytic i, 188. and isolauronolic acids, T., 108 ; P., Frankenstein, Wilhelm. See CarZEngler. 1900, 211. Frankland, Percy Farnday, and Francis -studies in the camphane series. W. Aston, irifluence of a heterocyclic Part 11. Nitrocamphene, aminocarn- group on rotatory power : the ethyl and phene, and hydroxycainphene, T., 644 ; methyl esters of dipyromucyltartaric P., 1901, 85. acid, T., 511 ; P., 1901, 41. View Article Online 740 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Frankland, Percy Faraday, and Robert Freund, O., detection of peptone in urine Crosbie Farmer, liqnid nitrogen per- and faxes, A., ii, 710. oxide as a solvent, T., 1356 ; P., 1901, Frenndler, Paul, action of acid chlorides 201. on ethers in the presence of zinc, A., Frankland, Percy Faraday, Frederick i, 445. Malcolm Wharton, and Henry Aston, -phenylhydrazine phenylcarbazinate, the amide, anilide, and o- and p-tolii- A., i, 776. idides of glyceric acid, T., 266 ; P., Freundler, Paul, and L. Bunel, new mode 1901, 6. of decomposition of bisulphite deriva- Franzen, H. See Theodor Curtiur. tives, A., i, 505. Fraprie, Frank Roy. See Theodore Freyss, Georges, nitro-derivatives of o- WilEiam Richards. anisidine, A., i, 321. Fraps, George S., composition of a wood FriE, V. See Emil VotoEek. oil, A., i, 188. Fricke, Ernest, plants containing zinc, -loss of sulphur in preparing ash of A., ii, 34. plants, A., ii., 421. Friebel, Georg, and Herthold Rassow, -estimation of pentosans, A., ii, 536. hydrazo-compounds ; reduction pro- Fraps, George S., and J. A. Bizzell, ducts of o- and p-nitrodiphenyl and methods of estiniatiiig proteid nitrogen the products of the transforination of in vegetable matter, A., ii, 140. hyclrnzodiphenyls, A. , i., 574. Fraps, George S. See also W. A. Fried, G. A., and William J. Gies, does Withers. inuscle contain mucin ? A., ii, 255. Fredericq, Lbon, cause of apncea, A., Friedel, Georges, termierite and lassallite, ii, 174. two new silicates, A., ii, 397. Freer, Paul C., and A. M. Clover, con- Friedel, Jean, influence of pressure 011 stitutents of Jamaica dog-wood, A., chlorophyllous assimilation, A., ii, 267. ii, 333. -chlorophyllous assimilation without Frehse, a new starchy product used for living organisms, A., ii, 411. confitures and creams, A., ii, 536. Friedjung, Ernst, and Gustav Mossler, French, P. R. See 5‘. P. Mulliken. condensation of isobutaldol with anil- Frentael, Johannes, and Felix Reach, the ine, A., i, 641. source of muscular energy, A., ii, 254. Friedjung, Josef K. See Adolf Jolles. Frentzel, Johannes, and Max Schrener, Friedlander, Jacob, remarkable pheno- nutritive value of flesh, A., ii, 609. mena in the neighhourhood of the Frerichs, Gustav, estimation of iodoform critical point of partially miscible in dressing materials, A., ii, 42. liquids, A., ii, 643. - new method for the volumetric Friedmann, AdoZf. See Nartin Freund. estimation of bismnth,A., ii, 201. Friend, G. CZauserb, and Edgar Francis -analysis of surgical dressings, A., Smith, atomic weight of antimony, A., ii, 203. ii, 604. -improvement of Kiister’s hydrogen Fritchle, Oliver P., analysis of uranium sulphide apparatus, ii, 311. and vanadium ores, ii, 200.

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. A., A., Frerichs, Gustav, and HeinrichBeckurts, Fritsch, Pad, a new inethod of prepar- action of potassium thiocyanate on ing p-alkyloxybenzylanilines and their chloroacetanilides, A., i, 80. homologues, A., i, 268. Frese, Hans, d- and l-2-ethylpiperidine, Fromm, Emil, and: Georg Mangler, A., i, 163. ethenyltrisnlphide [tetraethenyl hexa- Fresenius, Heinrich, water from the sulphide] and its derivatives, A., Kietlrich spring near Eltville, Rhine, i, 184. A., ii, 66. Fromm, Otto, evaluation of gum arabic, Fresenius, Wilhelm, and Leo Chiinhut, A., ii, 426. adulteration of saffron ; “ saffron Frouin, AZbert, digestive power of gastric essence,” A., ii, 211. juice, A., ii, 561. Freund, Martin, isomeric diamino-bases Frouin, Albert, and M. Xolinier, action of a-cyanostilbene, A., i, 690. of alcohol on the gastrio secretion, A., - formation of substantive azo-dyes ii, 402. from di-p-aminophenylcyanobutadiene, Fruwirth, C., and W. Zielstorff, au- A., i, 711. tumnal return of substance in hops, Freund, Nartirz, and Adow Friedmann, A., ii, 185. cytisine, A,, i, 288. Fuchs, F. See Hans Buchner. Freund, Martin, and Th. Paradies, Fiirth, Otto von, metabolism in Cephalo- tetrazole, A., i, 770. pods, A., ii, 115. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 741

Furth, Otto von, proteids of invertebrate Gamper, M. See G'. Hartwich. muscle, A., ii, 117. Qanike, A. E,, apparatus for the auto- Fuld, E., and Karl Spiro, the rennet regulation of combustion in organic and anti-rennet-like action of blood, analysis, A. , ii, 195. A., ii, 67. Gansser, Aug. W. 3. See Robert Gnehm. Fulda, Rug0 Ludwig, 3-p-toluoyl-pic0- Garben, E. See Emil Besthorn. linic acid and tbe products of its oxid- Garelli, Fflice, and Vittorio Bassani, ation, A., i, 226. cryoscopic experiments with the Fulweiler, W. H., and Edgar Francis bromides of arsenic and antimony, A., Smith, precipitation and separation of ii, 373. silver by electrolysis, A., ii, 692. --cryoscopic experiments with Funcke, h!. See Friedrich Krafft. methylene iodide, A., ii, 541. Funk, Robert. See Rudolf Dietz. Garner, W. W. See Ira Remaen. Fussenegger, Ernst. See Otto Fischer, Garnier, Uon. See M. Lambert. and Wdhelm von Hiller. Garrard, CharZes Corn$eld, decomposition-potentials of fused and solid 6. electrolytes, A,, ii, 54. Garrsrd, Charbs CornfieZd, and E. Gabler, M. See Ludwig Wolff. Oppermann, hydration of dissolved Gabriel, Siegmund, pyrimidine from substances, A., ii, 13. barbituric acid, A., i, 168. Garrett, Frederick Charles, and Joha Gabriel, Szegmund, and James Colman, Armstrong Smythe, the bases contained syntheses in the purine group, A., in Scottish shale oil, P., 1900, 190. i, 427. Garrigou, F., preliminary operations at Gabrielli, Fausto, nutritive value of the spring for the detection of metals orange residues in Calabria, A., ii, 71. present in minute quantities in Gabutti, Emilio, bromal acetate, acetyl- natural waters, A., ii, 75. bromal chloride and bromide, A., i, 11. Garrod, Aichibald Edward. See Ksn- - action of alcohols on chloral, A., nedy Joseph Previte Orton. i, 367. Gamed, W., characters of oil of akee, A., Gabutti, Emilio, and G. Bargellini, ii, 136. bromide and iodide of acetylchoral, A. , Gareed, W., and John Norman Collie, i, 366. on the estimation of cocaine and on Gadamer, Johannes, dextrorotatory sec.- cocaine hydriodide periodide, T. , butylamine, A., i, 582. 675 ; P., 1901, 89. -relation of hyoscyamine to atropine Gartzen, P. von. See Bernhard Kiihn. and of scopolamine to i-scopolamine, Gasselin, estimation of calcium in water, A., i, 605. A., ii, 133. Gadamer, Johannes, and D. Bruns, cory- Gaus, W., influence of neutral salts on bulbine, A., i, 288. the tension of ammonia in aqueous Gaertner, Gustav, new instrument for solutions, A., ii, 7.

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. the estimation of the amount of Gautier, [&mile Justin] Armand, origin hsmoglobin in blood, A., ii, 712. of atmospheric hydrogen, A., ii, 14. Gartner, Simon. See Oscar Doebner. -production of nitrogen compounds Gailhat, J. , modification of the mangani- in volcanoes, A., ii, 63. metric method, A., ii, 420. -volnme of hydrogen evolved by the Galimard, J., action of bromine on action of acids on granite. A correc- cinchonidine ; two isomeric a- and tion, A., ii, 92. B-dibromocinchonidines, A., i, 162. - gaseous products liberated by the Galli-Valerio, Bruna, and Cmimir action of heat on some igneous rocks, Strzyzowski, biological test for arsenic, A., ii, 171. A,, ii, 194. -production of hydrogen in igneous Galloni, M. See C. Manuelli. rocks. Action of steam on ferrous Gamel, G., excretion of oxygen com- salts, A., ii, 171. pounds of phosphorus, A., ii, 610. - combustible gases of the atmo- Gamgee, Arthur, behaviour of oxyhemo- sphere : atmospheric hydrogen, A. , globm, carbon monoxide hcemoglobin, ii, 232. methaemoglobin, and certain of their - estimation of sulphides, hydro- derivatives in the magnetic field, with sulphides, polysulphides, and thio- a preliminary note on the electrolysis sulphates existing together in solutions of the haemoglobin compounds, A., and particularly in sulphuretted i, 782. mineral waters, A., ii, 277. View Article Online 742 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Gautier, [$mile Justin] Armand, origin Geuther, Theodor, modification of Wel- of hot sulphuretted waters: thio- inans’ reaction, A., ii, 48. silicates and oxysulphides derived Gibb, Allan, estimation of arsenic and from natural silicates, A., ii, 322. antimony in cupreous materials, A., - presence of nitrides, argonides, ii, 345. arsenides, and iodides in the crystal- Gibson, Harriet WCfifield. See Ber- line rocks, A., ii, 399. , mann T. Vultk. Gantier, Armand, Allyre Chassevant, Giemsa, G., compounds of glycuronolac- and Louis lagnier de la Source, tone, A., i, 11. dilution of wine and its detection, A., Gies, William J., excretion of kynurenic ii, 353. acid, A., ii, 407. Gayon, Ulysse, and Eliskc Dubourg, a - artificial parthenogenesis, A., ferment which produces mannitol, A., ii, 665. i, 784. Gira, William J. See also G. A. Fried, Gengou, O., origin of the alexin of P. B. Hawk, J. E. Kirkwood, L. D. normal [blood] serums, A., ii, 256. Mead, A. N. Richards, and G. W. Genvresse, P., new preparation of Vandergrift. terpineol, A., i, 280. Gienel, Pritz, radioactive substances, A., - new alcohol derived from limonene, ii, 99. A., i, 281. Gigli, Torquato, spontaneous conver- Georgievics, Georg won, and L. Springer, sion of uric acid into carbamide, A,, behaviour of the dyes obtained from i, 677. the snlphonic acids of a-naphthylamine Gigllioli, Ralo, cultivation of wheat, A., and &naphthol with sheep’s wool, A., ii, 527. i, 239. Gilbody, Alemnder William, and Georgievicr, Georg von, [and in part, with Charles €I.G. Sprankling, the in- Eduard Valenta], azo-dyes from B- fluence of the methyl group on ring naphthol and the monosnlphonic acids formation, P., 1900, 224. of a-naphthylamine, A., i, 239. Gilbody, Alexander William, William Georgs, N. See Conrad won Seel- Henry Perkin, jun., and J. Yates, horst. brazilin and hEmatoxylin, T., 1396 ; GQrard, Ernest, conversion of creatine P., 1899, 37, 75, 241 ; 1900, 105. into creatiniiie by a soluble dehydr- Gileer, WiZ:,u?n B., potassium and ating ferment in the organism, A., sodium tliiocyanates and a blue colour ii, 178. produced by heating them, A., i, 262. Gerb, L. See Alfred Werner. Gillern, H. won. See Oscar Kellner. Gerbert, S. See Carl Adam Biachoff. Gillot, Henri, decomposition of normal Gerbidon, Marcel, cheinical study of seed ammonium oxalate, A., i, 118. mangolds, A., ii, 337. -influence of the nature and intensity Geret, L. See Rans Buchner and of light on the inversion of sucrose by Martin Hahn. mineral acids, A., i, 127. Gerin, See Vignon. - hydrolysis and utilisation of raffi- Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. F. Ltfo Gerlach, Max, feeding experiments with nose by Penicillium glaucum, A., molasses and maize-germ molasses, A., ii, 121. ii, 337. aiorgis, Giovamni, and Q. Feliciani, - plot experiments at Jersitz-Posen technical analysis and softening of in 1898-1899 and 1899-1900, A., feed-water for boilers, A., ii, 581. ii, 416. Girard, [Antoinc] Charles, utilisation of -estimation of the manurial require- gorse, A., ii, 187. ments of typical soils, A., ii, 417. Girard, C., and Fred. Bordas, analysis -effect of various carbonaceous com- of travertine from Vichy, A., ii, 561. pounds on the amount of nitrogen in Girardet, Fernand, a ainiple ureometer, soil, and on the development of plants, A., ii, 362. A., ii, 574. Ginstiniani, Ercole, humidity of soils - value of nitrogen in horn-meal as and denitrification, A., ii, 569. compared with nitric nitrogen, A., Glaesener, Karl, zymogens of the ii, 574. stomach, A., ii, 666. Gerlach, Maz, and Vogel, albumin-form- Glaessner, Karl, and Leo Langstein, ing bacteria, A., ii, 675. origin of kynurenic acidin the organism, Gerlach, Maz. See also Xrenz. A., ii, 669. Gerock, J. E., ferrisalicylic acid as an Glage, Friedrich, the guaiacum test in acidimetric indicator, A., ii, 190. practice, A., ii, 429. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 743

Glasenapp, Maximilian, composition of Goldschmidt, Carl, plienacylphenacetin, the coprogenic mud of Kanger Lake in A., i, 643. Livonia, A., ii, 37. -[condensation products of3 formal- Glaser, F. See Wilhelm Manchot. dehyde, A., i, 652. Glaser, L., electrolytic deposition of -o-toluoyl chloride : esters of anthr- lead from solutions, A., ii, 158. anilic acid, A., i, 709. Glass, G. See Oscar Doebner. Gomberg, Moses, preparation of tri- Gley, Eugkne. See Lucien Camur. phenylchloromethane, A,, i, 77, 374. Glucksmann, Carl, action of DenigBs' - triphenylmethyl. An instance of acetone reagent on terpenes, A., tervalent carbon, A., i, 77, 319, 638, ii, 202. 690. -new method of testing " saccharin, " Gomberg, Moscs, and 0. W. Voedisch, A. , ii, 588. tritolylchloromethane, A., i, 374. Gmeiner, M. See Emst von Meyer. Gonnermann, Mux, value of molasses- Gnehm, Rabert, and Azbg. W. E. foods, A., ii, 71. Gansser, derivatives of gallamic acid, Goodwin, William. See Alfred Senier. A., i, 326. Goratdowski, L., analyses of rock-form- Gnehm, Robert, and Thor Scheutz, alkyl- ing minerals from the Tatra Mountains, ated aminobenzenesulphonic acids and A., ii, 170. m-aminophenols, A., i, 519. Gordan, Paul, and Wladimir AlexBeff, Gnezda, Julius, formation of an isatin agreement between chemical formulze derivative from albumin, A., i, 780. and the theory of invariants, A,, ii, 13. Godlewski, Emil, food requirements of Gordan, Paul, and Leonhard Limpach, cultivated plants, A., ii, 572. some relations between physical con- Godlewski, Zmil, and F. Polzeniuaz, stants and constitution in benzenoid production of alcohol during the intra- amines. Part II., T., 1080; P., molecular respiration of seeds in water, 1901, 154. A., ii, 618. Gordin, Harry Mann, evaluation of Godshall, L. D., assay of cupriferous medicinal drugs containing alkaloids, materials for gold and silver, A,, ii, 42. A., ii, 485. Gockel, Heinrich, flask for the estima- Gordin, Harry Mann. See also Albert tion of carbon in iron and steel, A., B. Prescott. ii, 39. Gore, Herbert C. See William McPher- Gohlich, Wilhelm, estimation of iron in son. " ferrum oxydatum saccharatum " Gorni, F. See Gizcseppe Bruni. containing a large percentage of iron, Gosio, B., arsenic mould (Penicillitm A., ii, 132. brevicaule), A., ii, 182, 193. Goetzel-Albers, O., estimation of sugar Gostling, (Miss) Mildred. See Henry in urine by Lehniann's method, A., John Horstman Fenton. ii, 355. Gotthelf, August Henry, synthesis of Goldberg, Alwin, canarin and +-thio- alkyl ketodihydroquinazolines from anthrnnilic acid, i, 764. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. cyanogen, A,, i, 193. A., -thiocyanogen, the so-called J/-cyano- Gottsche, Oskar. See RudoZph Fittig. gen and the yellow colouring matters Goulding, Ernest. See Wyndham obtained from thiocyanates, A., i, 516, Rozulnnd Dunstan. 677. Gouy, A., electrocapillary properties of Goldberg, E. G. See A. W. Sper- mixtures, and electrocapillary vis- ansky. cosity, A,, ii, 83. Goldberg, Pad, derivatives of o-xylyl- -electrocapillary properties of some idenephthalide, A,, i, 32. organic compounds in aqueous solu- Goldberg, Paul. See also Albert tion, A., ii, 435. Edinger. -electrocapillary action of non-dis- Goldberger, Paul, application of the sociated molecules, A,, ii, 592. reducing action of hyposulphurous acid, Qraebe, Carl, euxanthic acid, A., i, 85. A., i, 23. - direct production of aromatic Goldblatt, N. See Carl Adam Bischoff. amines from the hydrocarbon, A., Goldhaber, Joseph. See Hans Jahn. i, 523. Goldschmidt, Carl, action of formalde- -preparation of chlorine from sodium hyde on p-formylphenetidine, A., chlorate ; preparation of phosphorus i, 322. trichloride, A., ii, 309. - cainphoric acid phenetidide, A., Graebe, Carl, and X. Rostowzew, 3:4:6- i, 590. trichorophthalic acid, A., i, 543. View Article Online 744 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Graeger, Erdmann. See ITans von Grignard,. Victor, mixed organo- Pechmann. magnesium compounds and their Granger, Albert, mercury iodoantimon- application to the synthesis of acids, ide, A., ii, 386. alcohols, and hydrocarbons, A., i, 679. Granichstadten, Emerich, and Friedrich Grignard, Victor. See also Tissier. Werner, action of zinc ethyl on Grimaux, Edouard, blue colouring anhydrides of organic acids, oxides, and matters derived from triphenylme- lactones, A., i, 518. thane, A., i, 269. Grassi-Cristaldi, Giuseppe, and F. -red colouring matters derived from Schiavo-Leni, action of methylene- triphenylmethane, A., i, 269. chlorohydrin on aromatic aminos, A., - derivatives of triphenylmethane, i, 55. A., i, 269. Grassi-Cristaldi, Giuseppe, and G. -preparation of m-alkylaminophen- Tomarchio, bis-p-dimethyl-o-carboxy- nols, A,, i, 269. cinnamic and bisdimethylphthalic - colouring matters derived from acid8 from the oxidation of bisdihydro- m-dialkylaminoalkyloxybenzenes, A., santinic acid, A., i, 35. i, 269. Grassini, R., colour reaction of alcohol, Grimaux, Edouard, and Lbon Lefbvre, A., ii, 43. new colouring matters, A., i, 268. Gray, G. Watson, estimation of calcium Grimbert, Lbon, production of acetyl- in high-grade ferro-silicon, A., methylcarbinol by Bacillus tartricus, ii, 578. A,, ii, 328. Gray, Thomas, note on acetonylacetone, Grimbert, Lion, and G. Legros, modifi- T., 681 ; P., 1901, 89. cation of the functions of Bacillus wli, -condensation of acetonylacetone A., ii, 265. with hydrazine hydrate, T., 682 ; P., Grimmer, Joh., .asbestos from Alilovci, 1901, 90. district of Sauskimost, A., ii, 561. Greeley, Arthur W., analogy between loss Grindley, Harry S., J. L. Sammie, 3.F. of water and lowering of' temperature, Ladd, Isabel Bevier, and Elwabeth C. A., ii, 668. Sprague, [dietary studies], A. , ii, 518. Green, Arthur George, Chrlm Frederick Grob, Jacob. See Eugen Bamberger. Cross, and Edward John Bevan, the Grober, JuE. A., variation of the quantity diazotype process in photographic of thiocyanate contained in human printing, A., ii, 634. saliva and its causes in health and Greenwood, A2fred. See John Ryder. disease, A,, ii, 402. Gregor, Adalbert, creatinine, A., Groger, Max, alkali copper carbonates, ii, 67. A., ii, 240. GrBhant, Nestor, treatment of carbon Groeneveld, A. See Wilhelm Dieck- monoxide poisoning by oxygen at mann. atmospheric pressure, A., ii, 409. Grohmann, Alfred. See Max: Busch. Greiss, Max. See August Michaelis. Groll, Friedrich. See Richard Wolffen- Greshoff, Maurits, echinopsine a new stein. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. crystalline alkaloid, A., i, 338. Gros, Oscar, sensitiveness to light of Greshoff, Maurits, and J. Sack, waxes, fluorescein, its substituted derivatives A., i, 445. and the leuco-bases, A., ii, 433. Grether, E. See A. Bernoulli. Groschuff, Erich, isomerism in the pipe- Griffiths, Arthur Bower, and N. J. ridine series, A., i, 745. Bluman, nitrogenous bases in Rouman- Grosham, J. A., isobaric aqueous soln- ian petroleum, A., i, 609. tions, A., ii, 644. Griffiths, Arthur Bower, and F. W. Grothe, W., anilides of alkylsulphon- Warren, composition of the orange acetic acids, A., i, 79. pigment of Uraster rubens, A., i, 94. -action of potassium hydrosulphide, Griffon, Ed., photosynthesis and the potassium cyanide, and potassium thio- coloration of plants, A, ii, 331. cyanate on chloroacetanilides, A. , Grignard, Victor, action of esters of i, 79. monobasic fatty acids on mixed organo- Grotowsky, Wans. See Carl Biilow. magnesium compounds, A.?i, 250. Grube, Karl, pathology of diabetic coma, - mixed organomagnesmm com- A., ii, 68. pounds, A., i, 263. Griinbaum, A. S., influence of boric acid - action of mixed organomagnesium and borax on metabolism in children, compounds on naphthyl methyl A., ii, 517. ketones, A., i, 393. Griinhut, Leo. See Wilhelm Fresenius. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 745

Griinling, Fr., minerals of Ceylon, A., Guichard, Marcel. See also Edouard ii, 111. Defacqz. Griiss, J., dependence of the production Guillemard, H., use of silicotuiiqstic of transitory starch on temperature and acid as a reagent for the alkaloids in on the action of oxydases, A., ii, 33. urine ; variations in alkaloidal nitro- -oxidase in yeast, A., ii, 615. gen, A., ii, 521. Griitener, Bruno, the precipitation of Guillemonat, A. See Albcrt Charrin. albumin in urine by claiifying agents, Guillet, Ldon, aluminium alloys ; com- A., ii, 295. bination of aluminium and tungsten, Grunmach, Leo, experimental determina- A., ii, 388. tion of the surface tension of liquid ___ aluminium alloys ; compounds of air, A., ii, 646. aluminium and molybdenum, A., Gruyter, Paul de. See Eugcn Bam- ii, 512, 602. berger. Guinchant, Joseph, compressibility of Guareschi, Icilio, [with Xilvio Baldi, and solutions, A., ii, 227. Carlo Mensio], synthesis of derivatives Gulewitsch, Wladirnir von, urea forma- of pyridine and of trimethylenepyrrole, tion in’the body. I. Introduction, A., A., i, 341. ii, 29. Guareschi, Icilio, [with Edoardo Peano], Gulewitsch, Wladimir von, and A. BB-dialkylglutaric and y-cyano-B- Jochelsohn, urea formation in the alkylvinylacetic acids, I., 8.,i, 630. body. 11. The occurrence of arginiiie Guarnieri, P. See Girolamo Mazzara. in the spleen, A., ii, 29. Gubser, Al. See Alfred Werner. Gully, Eugen, estimation of phosphoric Gucci, Pietro, isopropylphthalicle, A., acid in soils by centrifugalising the am- i, 544. monium phosphoniolybdate, A., ii, 576. GtuBpin, Henri, cultivation of gorse, A., Gunkel, E. See August Michaelis. ii, 271. Guntz, Antoine, barium hydride, A., Guerbet, Marcel, action of lieptylic ii, 385. alcohol on its sodium derivative ; new Gustavson, Gabriel, action of broniine method for the synthesis of alcohols, on trimetliylene under different condi- A., i, 182. tions, A., i, 3. -action of octyl alcohol on its sodium -action of bromine on 1:l-dimethyl- derivative ; synthesis of di- and tri- trimethylene, A., i, 61. caprylic alcohols, A., i, 307. -preparation of aluminium chloride, -action of ethyl alcohol on barium bromide, and iodide, A., ii, 316. ethoxide ; synthesis of n-butyl alcohol, Gutbier, Alexander, thio-l-niethylpyrid- A., i, 625. one and thio-1-methylquinolone, A., Gtiirich, Georg, a dilivual boulder of i, 96. nephrite in a street pavement at -reduction of pheiiylthiocarbimide, Breslau, A., ii, 321. A., i, 528. GuBrin, Gabriel, characteristics of ov- -tellurium, A., ii, 501. albumin, serum-albumin (shrines), and -gravirnetric estimation of tellurium, Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. seium-globulin, A., ii, 211. A., ii, 687. Gueroult, Ceorges, estimation of lead in Guthrie, A., solubility of lime in water cupriferous minerals with calciferous at different temperatures, A., ii, 315. gangue, A., ii, 130. Guthrie, Tom. See Budolph Fittig. Guerrieri, Floriano, pressed grapes, coni- Guthzeit, Max, [and A. Weiss], bimole- pared with hay and straw, for cattle cular ethyl dicarboxyglutaconate, A., food, A., ii, 683. i, 314. Giisewell, Paul. See August Michaelis. Guye, Philippe A., optical activity of Guffroy, Ch., influence of variety [of certain ethers and esters, T., 475 ; P., potatoes] and manures on the quality 1901, 48. of the starch, A., ii, 684. -active amyl derivatives, A., i, 442. Guggenheim, Bernhard. See Fricdrich Guye, Philzppe A., and Achillc Baud, Rehrmann. polymerisation of organic liquids, A., Guichard, Marcel, action of steam and of ii, 437. mixtures of steam and hydrogen on -- capillary constants of organic molybdenum and its oxides, A., ii, 62. liquids, A., ii, 543. - action of water on molybdenuni Guye, Philippe A,, and F. Louis Perrot, pentachloride, A,, ii, 243. employment of the method of counting -oxides, sulphides, and iodides of drops for the measurement of surface molybdenum, A,, ii, 659. tensions, A., ii, 374. LXXX. ii. 53 View Article Online 746 INDEX 01 AUTHORS.

Guyot, AZfred. See &bin Haller. Haldane, John Scott, colorimetric deter- Gwiggner, A., apparatus for the evolu- minationof hemoglobin, A., ii, 488. tion of dry hydrogen chloride, A., Hale, William J. See Isaac A?. ii, 93. Phelps. Hall, A. D.,uniformity in soil analyses, H. A., ii, 80. Haarmann BE Reimer, isolation of iso- Hall, Harold. See Frederic Stanley irone from bearswort oil, A., i. 727. Kipping. Haarst, P. M. van. See Willem Arne Hall, Boy D. See Louis Kahlenberg. van Dorp. Halla, Ad. See Franz W. Dafert. Haase, E. See Ludwig Claisen. Haller, AIbin, new syrithesis effected by Haber, Fritz, autoxidation : supplement- the aid of compounds containing the ary note, A., ii, 93. methylene group attached to one or - autoxidation and its connection two acid radicles : action of epichloro- with the theories of ions and of the hydrin and epibromohydrin on the galvanic cell, A., ii, 299,. sodium derivatives of benzoylacetic -ferrite solutions, A., 11, 555. esters, A., i, 538. - [electrochemical reduction], A., Haller, Albin, and Georges Blanc, alkyl- ii, 638. cyanomalonic esters and their corre- Haber, Fritz, [and, in part, Waldemar sponding alkylcyanoacetic acids, A., Pick], soluble alkali salts of ferric i, 260. oxide and of ferric acid, A., ii, 103. Haller, Albin, and Alfred Guyot, tauto- Habermann, Josef, cigar smoke, A., merism of o-benzoylbenzoic acid, A., ii, 680. i, 146. Habermann, Josef, and R. Ehrenfeld, -- dialkylamino-o-benzoylbenzoic proteids, A., i, 57. acids and their derivatives, A., i, 276. -- action of nascent chlorine on -- dialkylaminobenzylbenzoic casein, A., i, 622. acids derived from the benzoyl acids, Hackhofer, Theodor, [condensation of] II., A., i, 276. benzaldehyde with propaldehyde, A., --preparation and properties of i, 277. dialkylaminoanthraquinones, III., A. , Haeussermann, Carl, tertiary aromatic i, 279. amines, IV., A., i, 229, --new derivatives of dimethyl- Haeussermann, Carl, and Aug. Miiller, aminobenzoylbenzoic acid, A., i, 324. some derivatives of phenyl ether, A., -- tetrarnethyldiaminophenyl- i, 382. antliranol and tetramethyldiamino- Haeussermann,: Carl, and AZb. Sigel, phenyloxanthranol, A., i, 350. p+rchloric acid, A., ii, 124. --synthesis of a phenyldiphenyl- Haeusaermann, J. See Edgar Wede- enemethane colouring matter, A., kind. i, 569. Haga, Tamemasa. See Edward Divers. Haller, A lbin, and Jules Minguin, new Hagenbach, August, change of conduct- derivatives of benzylcamphor and Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. ivity with temperature up to and benzylidenecamphor, A., i, 599. above the critical temperature in solu- Haller, Albin, and Herm. Umbgrove, tions of salts in liquid sulphur dioxide ; dimethyl- and diethyl-aminobenzoyl- electrolytic conduction in gases and tetrachlorobsnzoic acids and their vapours ; absorption spectra of eolu- derivatives, A., i, 469. tions of iodides, A. , ii, 434. -- derivatives of dialkylamino- Hahn, Martin, chemical processes in the benzoyltetrachlorobenzoic and dialkyl- juice of Arum maculntum, A., ii, 121. amino - m - hydroxybenzoyltetrachloro- Eahn, Jfartin, and Ludwig Geret, endo- benzoic acids ; corresponding dialkyl- trypin, an enzyme from-yeast, A., aminoanthraquinones and dialkyl- i, 59. aminohydroxyanthraquinones, A., -- [proteolytic enzyme from i, 644. yeast]. A reply to Kutscher, A., Hallibnrton, William Dobinson, physio- ii, 677. logical action of extracts of nervous Halasa, Z., the Blondlot-Dusart method tissues, A., ii, 181. in chemico-legal cases, A., ii, 343. Hallibnrton, William Dobinson, and Haldane, John Scott, the red colour of lirederick W. Mott, chemistry of nerve salted meat, A., ii, 462. degeneration, A., ii, 260. -a rapid method of estimating carbon Halliburton, LViZliam Dobinson. See dioxide in air, A., ii, 477. also Prederick W. Mott. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 747

Halpern, Jakob E., acetaldol [aldol], Harden, Arthur, the chemical action of A., i, 255. Bacillus coli communis and similar Halphen, Georges, use of amyl alcohol in organisms on carbohydrates and allied the analysis of fats, A., ii, 359. compounds, T., 610 ; P., 1901, 57 ; Hamberger, Paul, a simple fermentation discussion, P., 58. saccharinieter, A,, ii, 364. -fermentation of suga1.s by Bacillus Hamburger, Hartog Jnlcob, permeability coli communis and allied organisms, I. , of the red blood corpuscles for NO, A., ii, 410. and SO, ions, A., ii, 175. - fermenhtion of glucose by Bnc- Hamilton, Lewis P., and Zdgar Francis tertum icteroides, A., ii. 567. Smith, alloys made in the electric Harden, Arthur, and J. Okell, note on furnace, A., ii, 385. the action of nitrous acid on &nitroso- Hammarsten, OZof, bile of polar aninials. a-naphthylamine, P., 1900, 229. I. Bile of the polar bear, A,, ii, 520. Harden, Arthur, and Sydney Rowland, Hamonet, Jules, electrolysis of hydroxy- nutofermentation and liquefaction of acids : preparation of p-amyloxypro- pressed yeast, T., 1227 ; P., 1901, pionic acid and the diamyl derivative 189. of butylene glycol, A,, i, 187. Harding, Everhart P., and Lzllian -as-dibromobutane and as-diiodobu- Cohen, preparation of 2 :5-dimethyl- tane ; new synthesis of adipic acid, benzaldehyde ; the establishment of its A., i, 247. constitution and preparation of some -new diprimary glycol ; as-butane- of its derivatives, A., i, 726. diol or tetramethylene glycol and its Hardy, P.,composition of cows’ milk in diaoetin, A., i, 251. diflerent stages of milking, A., ii, 672. - action of zinc on tetramethylene Hare, Eobart A., action of strychnine dibromide and diiodide, A., i, 305. on the spinal cord of rabbits, A., Hanamann, Joseph, Lysimeter experi- ii, 522. ments in 1899, A., ii, 276. Harker, Alfred, average composition of -vegetation experiments in 1899, British igneous rocks, A., ii, 114. A., ii, 528. Harker, George, labradorite and topaz Hanke, Erwin. See Hans von Pech- from N. S. Wales: estimation of mann. fluorine, A., ii, 320. Hanriot, Maurice, mechanism of the Harlay, V., reserve carbohydrate in the action of enzymes, A., i, 243. root swellings of Arrhenatherum bzd- -mechanism of the actions of di- bosum, A., ii, 267. astases, A,, ii, 175. Harries, Carl D., formaldehyde, A., -mechanism of lipolytic reactions, i, 254. A., ii, 324. -succindialdehyde, A., i, 451. -lipase, A., ii, 562. - auto-oxidation of carvone, A., Hansen, C. See Valdemar Henriques. i, 551. Hantzsch, Arthur [RUdoZf], the formula - conversion of pyriole into the of cotarnine, A., i, 162. tetramethylacetal of succindialdehyde, Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. -influence of non-electrolytes on the A,, i, 633. conductivity of electrolTtes, A., ii, 54. -behaviour of caoutchouc towards Hantzsch, Arthur, and Martzn Leh- nitrous acid, A., i, 733. mann, bisazoxy acetic acid, bisazoxy- Harries, ,Carl D., [with Suren Adami- methane, and hydraziacetic acid, A., antz, and Ernest Atkinson], prepar- i, 132. ation of doubly unsaturated hydro- -- derivatives of isodiazometh- carbons, A., i, 194. ane, A., i, 678. Harries, Carl D., and Pappos, a tri- Hantzsch, Arthur, and Otto Schwab, methyltiiose, A., i, 673. condensation products of aldehydes Harriee, Carl D., and Otto Schauwecker, and amines, A., i, 378. seinialdehyde of 8-methyladipic acid, Hantzsch, Arthur, and A. Vagt, so- A., i, 448. called diazoguanidine, A., i, 194. --constitution of citronellalde- Hantzsch, Arthur, and E. Voegelen, hyde, A., i, 730. [with Max Buchner], the so-called iso- Harries, Carl D.,rand Carl Stirm], A6- amides and true amides, A., i, 676. menthene-2-one and carvotanacetone, Hantzsch, Arthur, and Rudolf Witz, A., i, 551. anils of thiophenaldehyde, A., i, 401. Harries, Carl D.,and Maurus Weiss, a Hand, Jos., estimation of vanillin in the method of preparing hydantoin, A., presence of piperonaldehyde, A., ii, 206. i, 71. 53-2 View Article Online 748 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Hart, Edwin, decomposition products of Heathcote, Henry L., rendering passive, proteids, A., i, 783. passivity, and rendering active of iron, Harting, H. See J. Domke. A., ii, 445. Hartleb, C., estimation of sulphuric acid HQbert,Alexandre, action of zinc powder in drinking waters, A., ii; 627. on saturated fatty acids, A., i, 251. Hartley, Walter Noel, action of heat on __ saps, III., A., ii, 34. the absorption spectra and chemical HQbert,Alexandre, and GeorpReynaud, constitution of saline solutions, A., specific absorption of X-rays by metallic ii, 53. salts, A., ii, 215. -spark spectrum of silicon as rend- HBbert, Alexandre. See also Ezbgbne ered by silicates, A., ii, 367. Charabot.

Hartley, Walter 5 nioel, James Johnstorbe Heckel, Edouard, presence of copper in Dobbie, and Alexander Lauder, the plants and the amount they may absorption spectra of cyanogen coin- contain, A., ii, 331. pounds, T., 848; P., 1901, 125. Hedin, Sven Gustav, and Sydney Row- Hartley, Walter Noel, and Hugh land, a proteolytic enzyme in the Ramage, a simplified method for the spleen, A., ii, 402. spectrographic analysis of minerals, --proteolytic enzymes in the T., 61 ; P., 1900, 191. organs and tissues of the body, A., --spectra of flames resulting ii, 462. from operations in the open-hearth and HQdon, E., haeinolysis produced by basic Besseiner processes, A., ii, 366. solanine, A., ii, 325. --mineral constituents of dust - the affinity of red blood corpuscles, and soot from various sources, A., for acids and alkalis and the resistance ii, 399. so produced towards solanine, A., Hartman, Robert Nelson. See Arthur ii, 611. Michael. Hefelmann, XlcdoZf, improving the Hartmann, A!., volumetric estimation of delicacy of the diphenylaniiue test chromium oxide in chromium oxide for nitric acid, A., ii, 532. mordants, A., ii, 626. -estimation of soluble lead in resin- Hartog, Phdip Josph. See Gilbert Johti ate-driers, A., ii, 532. Fowler. - the amount of pentosans in gum Hartogh, and 0. Schumm, sugar form- arabic, A,, ii, 535. ation from fat, A., ii, 176. Heffter, K. W. Arthur, cactus alkaloids, Hartwell, Burt L. See Homer J. IV., A., i, 736. / Wheeler. -behaviour of cacodylic acid in the Hartwich, C and M. Gamper, angostura organism and its detection in urine, barks, A.,’;i, 70. A., ii, 464. Harvey, Alfred William. See William Hegeler, A., influence of chemical re- Jackson Pope. action on the bactericidal action of Haslam, H. C.-, hexon bases in hctero- serum, A., ii, 567. albumose and in peptone (deutero- Heide, C. von der. See Eduard Buchner. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. albumose), A., i, 492. Heidenreich, Ole N., estimation of copper Hasselberg, Clas Beriahard,. cosmic in pyrites, A., ii, 197. diffusion of vanadiuin, A., 11, 251. Heidepriem, W. See Karl ,4. Hofmann. Hatfield, Z. S. See William Ramsay. Heidrich, Martin, 1 -methyl-2-vinylpipe- Hauke, Rudolph, ‘‘ Radix Nnregamicz,” ridine, A., i, 561. A., ii, 70. Heimann, Jf. See 15’. Feuerrtein. Hauser, M. See Josef Herzig. Heine, Jf. See August Michaelis. Hauser, Max. See Hans van Pechmann. Heinemann, H. Newton, influence of Hauser, Otto. See Ludwig Vanino. foods on muscular work, A., ii, 254. Hausser, Jean [Louis]. See Cathelineau. Heinrichs, Carl. See Max Busch. Hawk, P. B., and William J. Gies, Heinze, Naz. See Richard Mohlau. gluco-proteid of bone, A., i, 295. Heizmann, G. See Friedrich Krafft. --osseo-mucoid, A., ii, 520. Helbronner, Andrei, combination of Hayashi, R., chemical nature of the camphor with B-hydroxy-a-naphth- tetanus poison, and the chemistry of aldehyde, A., i, 600. albumoses, A., i, 354. Helmer, L. Leslie. See William Albert Haywood, John K.) composition and Noyes. analysis of London purple, A., ii, 126. Hemmelmayr, Franz von, ononin, A., Hazard, J., [analysis of] soils, A., i, 160. ii, 282. Hempel, Hans. See Adolf Beythien. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTBORS. 740

Hempel, Walther, carbon oxysulphide, Henze, Martin,. presence of free aspartic A., ii, 651. acid in the aninial organism, A., ii, 178. - [analysis of mixtures of carbon Henze, Martin. See also Johnnnss oxysulphide, hydrogen sulphide, and Wislicenns. carbon dioxide], A., ii, 691. Henzold, Otto. See Uhl, and E. Weig- Hemsalech, G. A., band spectrum of mann. nitrogen in oscillatory spaik, A., Henzold, Ottomar, new test for gelatin ii, 433. arid isinglass, A., ii, 52. Henderson, George Gerald, and Xobert Herbst, Carl. See Azigzistin Bistrzycki. Henry Corstorphine, condensation of HQrisaey, Henri, iuflnence of sodium bend with dibenzyl ketone, T., 1256 ; fluoride on the action of seminase on I?., 1901, 190. the carbohydratcs in the horny albu- Henderson, George Gerald. See also mens of the seeds of Legnniinosw, A., Oeorge Thomas Beilby. ii, 570. Henderson, William E., symmetrical HQrissey,Zenri. See also bmile Bour- chloride of p-nitro-o-sulphobenzoic quelot. acid, A., i, 208. Herold, Wdly. See Ludwig Wolff. Henke, A. See Karl Seubert. Herting, Otto, a peculiar double cyanide, Henle, Karl. See EIugo con Soden. A., i, 516. Hennig, Andcrs, apophyllite froin Suli- -analysis of tungsten- and chrome- telma, A., ii, 112. steel ; estimation of tnngstic acid and Henning, G. F., new calcium chloride its separation from silicic acid, A., appaiatus, A., ii, 420. ii, 284. Hennings, R. See Wilhelm Autenrieth. - analysis of commercial cyanides ; Henri, Victor, action of invert sugar on estimation of cyanic acids ; a peculiar the inversion of sucrose by sucrase, double cyanide ; antidote for cyanides, A., i, 438. A., ii, 534. Henri, Victor, and Larguier des Bancels, Herty, Ch. See Alfred Werner. simultaneous action of hydrochloric Hertz, A F. See €2. Jamison. acid 011 sucrose and methyl acetate, Herz, l+“. ,action of substituted ammonia A., ii, 64’7. bases on zinc salts, and a new niethod Henrich, Ferdinand, constitution of for the estimation of zinc, A., ii, 240. mononitroso-orcinol, A., i, 464. -estimation of zinc, A., ii, 281. Henriet, H.,estimation of nitrates in - estimation of metals by organic water by nieaiis of stannous chloride, bases, A., ii, 478. A., ii, 422. -cohalt sulphide, A., ii, 513. Henriques, Ycrldrmar, and C. Hansen, Hem, FV., and K. Druoker, estimation of composition of fatty substances in the magnesium by organic bases, A., ii, 348. animal organism, -A., ii, 405. Herz, W. See also Ezchard Abegg. Henry, Louis, amino-alcohols, A, i, 16, Herzen, Alex., influence of certain 68. materials on the quantity and quality - alternation of volatility in the of gastric juice, A,, ii, 323. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. series of normal 1)rirnaiydiamiiies, A., - the r81e of the spleen in trypsin i, 128. formation, A., ii, 324. -ethylene derivatives, A., i, 677. Herzfeld, Akxander, Scheibler’s extrac- -_ action of acid chlorides on methanal tion method for the determination of [paraformaldehyde], A,, i, 581. the polarisation of beets, A., ii, 426. Henry, Lowis, [and Pnid Dalle], deriva- -acids soluble in ether contained in tives of ethylene ethyl alcohol and molasses residues, A., ii, 681. ethylene acetic acid, A., i, 582. Herzfeld, A lcxander, rand Carl Stiepel], Henry, Thomac Anderson, the constitu- atomic might of calcium, A., ii, 239. ents of the sandarac resins, T., 1144 ; Herzig, Josef’ and X. Rauser, alkyl P., 1901, 187. ethers of the phloroglucinols. 111. Henry, Yhonias A~~derson.See also Ethers of diniethylphlorogluciiiol, A., Wyndhanz Roruland Dunstan. i, 206. Hensay, salivary digestion of carho- Herzig, Joscf, and IT. Kaserer, alkyl hydrates in the stomach, A., ii, 666. ethers of the phloroglucinols. IV. Hensgen, G., dissociation of electrolytes ; Trimethyl ether of phloroglucinol, A. chemical dissociation of copper sulphate i, 206. under the influence of water and tem- Herzig, Josef, and Jacques Pollak perature, A., ii, 540. brazilin and hamatoxylin. Part VI penze, Martin, hamocyanin, A., i, 783. Brazilein, A., i, 418. View Article Online 750 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Herzig, Jo.vef, and Franx Theuer, alkyl Bewlett, Albion Walter. See Joscph ethers of phloroglucinols. 11. Ethers Erlanger. of methylphloroglucinol, A., i, 205. Hewlett, Richard T., indole-like reaction Herzig, Josef, and P. Wengraf, carbinol given by cultures of the diphtheria compounds of triphenylinethane and and pseudo-diphtheria bacilli, A,, its derivatives, A., i, 702. ii, 567. Herzig, Josef, and Franx Wenzel, [and, Heycock, Churlcs Thomas, and Francis in part, Pad Altmann], esters of Henry Neville, results of chilling phloroglucinolcsrboxylic acids, A., copper-tin alloys, A,, ii, 508. i, 473. Heyden, won. See Chemische Fabrik Herzog, Johanncs. See Wilhelm Man- von Heyden. chot. Heyl, Georg, tannin contained in Sequoia Herzog, R. O., and 0. Kruh, condensation gigantea, A., i, 648. of isobutaldehyde with aromatic ortho- -- occurrence of alkaloids and saponins aldehydes, A,, i, 213. in Cactacez, A., i, 738. Herzog, R. 0.) and R. Leiser, action o€ Heynsius, B. See Pazcl Duden. iodine on the silver salts of hydroxy- Hiby, TVdther. See Fricdricl~Kehrmann. acids, A., i, 499. Hicks, G. H., germination of seeds as Heslop, Oliver. See James Terence aff'ected by certain chemical manures, Conroy. A., ii, 330. Hess, H. See Az6gust Michaelir. Higgins, C. Longuet, the preparation of Hesse, Albert, essential oil of jasmine an exact standard acid, A., ii, 190. blossom, A., i, 220, 732. Hilbert, H. See Adolph Emmerling. Hesse, AZbert, and Otto Zeitschel, essential Hildebrandt, A. See Franx Kunckell. oil of oranwe blossoms, I., A., i, 733. Hildebrandt, Hermann, synthesis in the -- esgmation of methyl anthranil- ariiiiial organism. 11. Compounds of ate in essential oils, A., ii, 2C9. the camphor group, A., ii, 180. Hesse, August. See Theodor Curtius. -relationshipa between physiological Hesse, Oswald, lichens and their char- action, chemical constitution, and acteristic constituents, A., i, 85, 149, chemical change in the organism, A., 595. ii, 614. - lobaric and usnetic acids, A. , -syntheses in the animal organism. i, 645. 111, Oxidation products of citral in -acetyltropic acid, A., i, 713. the organisms and some cyclic iso- -alkaloids of mandragora roots, A., merides, A., ii, 669. i, 740. Hildesheimer, Arnold, condensation of Eester, C., decomposition and formation isobutaldeliyde with p-hydroxy- and p- of fat in the tissues, A,, ii, 461. ethoxy-benzaldehydes, A., i, 645. Heteren, 7Y. J. van, aromatic nitro- Hilger, Albert, estimation of malic acid, compounds. XIV. Action of potas- A., ii, 290. sium cyanide on l-chloro-2 : 4-dinitro- Hill, A rthw Croft, a method of isolating benzene in alcoholic solution, A., maltose when mixed with glucose, P., Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. i, 460. 1901, 45. Heun, Georg. See Hans Stobbe. -taka-diastase and reversed ferment Hewitt, John Theodore, and John Jacob action, P., 1901, 184. Fox, the nitration of benzeneazosali- - synthetic action of yeast maltase, cylic acid, T., 49 ; P., 1900, 189. A., i, 452. Hewitt, John Theodore, and James Hill, Benry Bnrker, dehydromucic acid, Zenry Lindfield, the nitration of the A,, i, 555. three tolueneazophenols, T., 155 ; P., Hill, Henry Barker, and Alvin S. 1900, 222 ; discussion, P., 222. Wheeler, reduction of clehydroinucic Hewitt, John Thodore,and Henry Ablett acid, A., i, 556. Phillips, the bromination of o- oxyazo- Hillebrand, William Francis, some compounds and its bearing on their principles and methods of rock ana- constitution, T., 160 ; P., 1900, 223. lysis, A., ii, 75. Hewitt, John Theodore, and John N. Hillebrand, William Francis, and Tervet, action of bromine on the three Henry N. Stokes, influence of pyrites tolueneazophenols, T., 1090 ; P., and other sulphides on the estimation 1901, 172. of bivalent iron, A., ii, 424. Hewitt, John Theodore, and Alfred John Hillringhaus, F. See August Michaelis. Turner, action of B-naphthol on alde- Hillyer, Homer Winthrop. See A. N. hydes, A., i, 207, Cook. View Article Online INDEX OF AIJTHORS. 751

Hiltner, Lorcnz, assimilation of free Hoff, Jacobus Henricus vnn't, and atmospheric nitrogen by Mycelia in aarold A. Wilson, formation of the above-ground portions of plants, oceanic salt deposits, particularly of A., ii, 32. the Stassfurt beds. XX. Formation of Hiltner, Lorenz. See also Friedrich syngenite at 25", A., ii, 249. Nobbe. Roffmann, G. Christian, new mineral Riltner, R. S., and R. JV. Thatcher, occurrences in Canada, A., ii, 250, rapid estimation of sugar in beets, A., 319. ii, 535. Ho%inann, E. See Ktcrt von Rum- Hinrichsen, Willy. See Jacobw Henri- ker. cus van't Hoff. Hoffmann, J., some derivatives of Hinsberg, Oscar, diagnosis of primary dibromothymoqninone, A., i, 473. and secondary amines, A., i, 128. Hoffmann, Paul, examination of the bog Hird, Jas. Morton. See Frank Geo. Pope. earth of Bad-Sulxe, and Goldenitz, Hirsch, Robert, nitrosulphosalicylic acids, with a comparative table of certain A., i, 84. bog earths, A., ii, 188. Hirsch, Sylvnin. See Fritz Fichter. -estiination of iron in normal and Hirschel, Wilhelm, distillation in a pathological human urine, A,, vacuum with Hempel's dephlegmator, ii, 326. A., ii, 87. -iron in the hen's egg, A., ii, 608. Hirschfeld, S. See Carl Adam Bischoff. Hoffmeister, Wdhelm, estimation of His, Wzlhelm, jun., and Theodor Paul, cellulose, &c., in plants, &c., A., l'hysico-chemical researches on the ii, 205. behaviour of uric acid and its salts in Hofman-Bang, N. 0. See Robert solution, A., i, 131. Chodat. Hlavni%ka,Ottokar Josef, allocinchonine, Hofmann, Karl A., and W. Heidepriem, A., i, 404. analysis of a broggerite, A., ii, 396. Hober, Audov, platinum catalysis : ob- Hofmann, Karl A,, A. Korn, and servations on gas cells, A., ii, 151. Bdzcnrd Strauss, action of cathode -absorptionintheintestine, A., ii, 610. lays on radio-active substances, A,, Hodlmoser, Carl, arsenic in the organs ii, 216. of the body, A., ii, 673. Hofmann, Karl A., and Vilhelm Honigschmid, Otto, tetrahydrodiphenyl- Prandtl, zirconium earth in euxenite ene oxide, A,, i, 700. fioni Brevig, A., ii, 387. Hopfner, Wilhelm. See Carl Bulow. Hofmann, Karl A ., and Eduard Strauss, Hofiauer, Ludwig, the absorption of radio-active lead and radio-active rare artificially coloured fats, A., ii, 403. earths, A., ii, 19. Hoff, Jacobus Hcnrictts van't, crystal- --radio-active lead, A,, ii, 159, lisation of complex salt solutions with 385, 655. particular reference to oceanic salt Xofmann, Karl A. See also Wilhelm deposits, A., ii, 558. Prandtl. HOE,Jacobus Henricus van't, and H. vm Hohenemser, W., and Richard Wolf- Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Euler-Chelpin, formation of oceanic fenrtein, stereocheniistry of the salt deposits, particularly of the piperidine series, I1 , A., i, 606. Stassfurt beds. XIX. MaximuIu Holborn, Ludzuig, and Arthur Day, air vaponr pressure at 25" of solutions of thermometer at high temperatures, the chlorides and sulphates of mag- A,, ii, 84. nesium and potassium, the solutions --melting point of gold, A., being saturated with sodium chloiide : ii, 85. the formation of kainite at 25", A., Holde, D., and J. Marcusson, quanti- ii, 249. tative reactions to distinguish between Hoff, Jacobus Henricus van't, Willy petroleum or cannel coal pitches and Hinrichsen, and Fritz Weigert, forma- pitches from distillation of fats, A., tion of oceanic salt deposits, particu- ii, 76. larly of the Staqsfurt beds. XXII. Holde, D.,and M. Stange, mixed gly- Gypsum and anhydrite. 11. The solu- cerides in natural fats, A., i, 577. ble anhydrite ( CaS04), A., ii, 506. Hollander, Charles. See Richard Will- Hoe, Jacobus Henricus van't, and Wil- statter. helm Heyerhoffer, formation of Hollard, Az~guste,analysis of commercial oceanic salt deposits, particularly of copper, A., ii, 478 the Stassfurt beds. XXI. Formation of -estimation of silver in ores contain- kainite at 25", A., ii, 396. ing sulphur, A,, ii, 578. View Article Online 752 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Xolleman, Arnold Frederik, isonitroso- Hugershoff, A, and W. Chr. Konig, compounds, A., i, 3. action of bromine on acetyldiphenyl- -nitration of o-chloro- and o-bromo- thiocarbamide in chloroform solution, benzoic acids, A., i, 275. A., i, 758. -simultaneous formation of isomeric Hughes, John, basic superphosphate, its substitution derivatives of benzene, preparation and use as a manure, A., A., i, 318. ii, 471. - structure of Kalle and Co.’s* o- Hugot, Charles, action of sodammoniurn chlorodinitrobenzoic acid, A., j, 591. and potnssammonium on certain Holleman, Arnold Frederik, and B. R. metalloids, A., ii, 18. de Bruyn, nitration of o- and m-chloro- Hugounenq, Louis, oxidising action of aiid -bromo-benzoic acids, A., i, 591. ammonium persulphate on products of Hollmann, Reinhard, vapour pressure of the animal organism, A., i, 212. mixed crystals of isomorphous salts, -presence of guanine in commercial A., ii, 436. uric acid, A., i, 262. Holm, E., A. ?T Rrarup, and P. TT I? -- formation of urea by the oxidation Petersen, refractive power, amount of of albumin by means of ammonium volatile fatty acids, and the iodine persulphate, A., i, 491. number of butter fat, A., ii, 291. -mineral composition of the human Holmes, John. See Thomas Edward fetus and new-born child, A., ii, 405. Thorpe. Huhkamp, W., proteids of the thymus, Holmes, Willis B., action of the A., ii, 461. chlorides of o-sulphobenzoic aid of Huiskamp, W. See also Cornelis A. p-nitro-o-sulphobenzoic acids on carb- Pekelharing. amide, A., i, 271. Huizenga, H. E. See H. Wibbene. Holroyd, George W,3, the electrolytic Huldschinsky, Emst. See Arthur Bosen- reduction of nitrourea, T., 1326 ; P., heim. 1901, 197. Hulett, George Aug., connection between Holsboer, H. B., heats of solution, surface tension and solubility, A., especially that of CdS0,8/3H20, A., ii, 493. ii, 226. Humphrey, Ed. See Alfred Werner, Holzmann, Zerm. See Max Busch. Hunger, F. W. T.,oxydase and peroxy- Hopkins, Arthur John, crystallisation of dase reactions, A., i, 784. copper sulphate, A., ii, 452. Hunkel, Carl G., chemistry of rhubarb, Hopkins, F. Gowland, and Sidney W. A,, ii, 268. Cole, Adamkiewicz’s proteid reaction, Hunt, Reid, substances which lower chemistry of glyoxylic acid, A., i, 310. blood-pressure in suprarenal extracts, Horn, D. W.See HarmonNorthrupMorse. A., ii, 259. Hoskins, A. Percy. See James Lorrain - intravenous injection of minimal Smith. doses of epinephrine sulphate, A., Hosseus, C. See Augwt Michaelis. ii, 259. Hotter, Eduard, estimation of calcium Hunter, Albert E. See Frederic Stunley Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. oxide in soils, A., ii, 623. Kipping. Hubaleck, Af. See Carl Paal. Hurtley, FVilZianz Holdsworth, the Huber, Hemmnn Eon, titration of the chlorodibromo- and dichlorohromo- alkalinity of solutions containing hypo- benzenes, T., 1293; P., 1901, 191. chlorites, chlorates and chromates, A., ii, 276. I. Hiinckel d’Herculais, J., locusts as manure, A,, ii, 342. Ibbotson, Fred, and Harry Brearley, Hiinnemeier, B. See Josef Konig. estimation of manganese and chromium Hiittner, Erwin, oxides of cobalt, A., in tungsten alloys, A., ii, 198. ii, 389. --analysis of ferro-silicons and Hugershoff, A., action of halogens on silico-spiegel, A., ii, 199. thiocarbamides, A., i, 757. --estimation of tungsten in steel Hugershoff, A., and W. Chr. Konig, and steel-making alloys, A., ii, 199. reaction of the isomeric acetylthio- ~-estimation of phosphorus in carbamides with aqueous sodium steel and iron, A., ii, 343. hydroxide, A., i, 27. Ide, ManiZZe, antidotes for chemically --some isomeric acetylthiocarb- pure proteids, A., ii, 464. amides of the naphthalene series, A,, Ikeda, Kikunaye. See Georg Bredig. i, 27. Ilshofer, Hermann. See Otto Dimroth. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 753

Imbert, Renri, action of pyridine bases Jackson, CJmrZes Loring, and Wallace on tetrahalogenated benzoquinones, P. Cohoe, derivatives of m-dibromodi- A., i, 651. nitrobenzene, A., i, 585. -action of pyridine bases on tetra- Jackson, Charles Lorinq, and Richard B. halogen deriyatives of quinone, A., Earle, action of sodium sulphite on i, 652. tribrofiodinitrobenzene and tribromo- -acidimetric estimation of protocate- trinitrobenzene, A., i, 585. chuic acid, A., ii, 45. Jackson, CharZes Loring, and Wnldcmar Immendorff, Heinrich, methods for the Koch, derivatives of o-benzoquinone, valuation of calcareous soil improvers A., i, 597. and the estimation of readily soluble Jackson, llenry, molecular weight of alkaline earths and their carbonates in glycogen, A., i, 371. soils, 9., ii, 130. Jackson, Henvy. See also BicJmd - free humic acids in mineral soil Harrison Solly. and their importance in agriculture, Jackson, Holnzcs C. See Leon Asher. A., ii, 620. Jackson, Percy George. See Leonard Immerwahr, Cl., electrochemical studies Archbutt. of the solubility of precipitates con- Jackson, W., and 3. M. Rich, proximate taining heavy metals, A., ii, 301. analysis of clays, A., ii, 198. Immerwahr, Cl. See also Xichard Abegg. Jacob, Paul, sulphonic derivatives of Indemans, W. G. A., Ceylon oil in mar- methyl p-amino-m-hydroxybenzoate garine and butter, A,, ii, 78. (orthoform), A., i, 31. Innes, William Aoss, note on the use of Jacobson, Paul, and Adolf Steinbrenck, ppridine for molecular weight deter- condensation products of aldehydes minations by the ebullioscopic method, and amines, A., i, 380. T., 261 : P., 1900, 223. Jacoby, Martin, first appearance of alde- Ipatieff, Wladimir, pyrogenic reactions hydase in the mammalian embryo, of organic compounds, A., i, 248. A., ii, 670. - synthesis of methylheptenone, A., -autolysis of the lung, A., ii, 670. i, 256. -ricin immunity, A., ii, 673. -action of zinc dust on the dibrom- Jacoby, Richard. See AicJm-d Jos. Meyer. ides C,,H,,,Br,, A., i, 305. Jacquemin, Georges, preparation of bot- Ipsen, Curl, value of the hzmatopor- tom fermentation yeasts having the phyrin test for the forensic detection property of fermenting at high tempera- of blood, A., ii, 296. tures, and the method of employing Irvine, Jaws C., preparation of o-di- them, A., ii, 567. methosybenzoin, and a new method Jaeger, A., behaviour of fluorides of the of preparing salicylaldeliyde methyl heavy metals in solution, A., ii, 386. ether, T., 668; P., 1901, 88. Jaeger, Karl. See Johannes Thiele. Irvine, Jamcs C. See also Thomas Purdie. Jaeger, Wilhelm, and H. Diesselhorst, Irwin, WiJfrid, [estimation of sulphur thermal and electrical conductivity,

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. in commercial benzene intended for t1:ermal capacity, and thermo-electric enriching illuminating gas], A., ii, 473. efficiency of some metals, A., ii, 84. Issaew, W., enzymes, A., ii, 262. Jaeger, TVilJ~clnz,and StrpJmr Lindeck, Itzig, Hcrrmmn, influence of molyb- researches on standard cells, especi,illy dates and tungstates on the specific the Weston cadmium cell, A., ii, 368. rotation of tartrates, A., i, 448. Jaffb, Max, red colouring matter occurring - influence of molybdic acid and in urine after administration of pyr- niolybdates on the specific rotation of amidone, A., ii, 672. malates, A., i, 580. Jahn, Hans, the Kernst formula for the Iwanoff, M., production of proteids in E. M. F. of concentration elements, A., plants in absence of light, A., ii, 184. ii, 299. Iwanowski, D.,and 8. Obrastzoff, influ- - degree of dissociation and disso- ence of oxygen on the fermentation pro- ciation equilibrinm in the case of duced by different species of' yeast, A., highly dissociated electrolytes, A., ii, 568. ii, 491, 592. J. Jahn, Ham, [Ernst Berliner, Pctru Bogdan, David Bukschnewski, Joseph Jablonski, Siegfried. See Conrad Will- Goldhaber, Nilaw Metelka, Sally gerodt. Oppenheimer, and BerthoZd Redlich], Jackson, Charles Loring, and G. E. Behr, speed of migration of ions in dilute symmetrical tri-iodobenzene, A., i, 586. solutions, A., ii, 540. View Article Online 754 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Jahn, M., estimation of fat in foddera, Jennings, Herbert S., and J. H. Croaby, A., ii, 431. reaction of bacteria to chemical stimuli, Jahrmarkt, Moritx. See Johannes Wis- A., ii, 615. licenus. Jerdan, David Smiles. See William Jakowkin, Abxunder A., osmotic pres- A?*tkzcrBone, sure of complex solutions, A., ii, 87. Jerwitz, FV new fat extraction appa- Jambon, L., some pentachlorophenoxides, ratus, A.,’;i, 586. A., i, 28. Job, Anclri, measurement of the velocity Jambon, L. See also l&knne Barral. of gaseous evolutions ; application to Jamieson, G. S. See Horace Lemtccl the voltameter, A., ii, 83. Wells. - new form of urinorneter, A., Jamison, R.,and A. F. Hertz, the ‘skin’ ii, 139. of warmed milk, A., ii, 672. -the amperemanometer, A., ii, 222. Janda, F., uranyl nitrate, A., ii, 603. Job, Robert, and Charles T. Davies, Japp, Fra?tcis Kobert, and FVilZiam B. method for the rapid estimation of Davidson, phenanthroxazine, A., i, 401. carbon in steel, A., ii, 127. Japp, Francis Robert, and W. Maitland, Jochelsohn, A. See TVladimir von formation of carbazoles : preliminary Gule witsch. note, P., 1901, 176. Jochem, Etnil, conversion of amino-fatty Japp, Francis Bobert, and Aizrlrczo N. acids into the corresponding chloro- Meldrum, homologues of anhydmce- acids, A., i, 129. tonebenzil, T., 1024; P., 1901, 174. Jorgensen, Sofils Mads, constitution of Japp, Francis Robert, and Arthur C. platinum bases, A., i, 163. Michie, reduction of ay-dibenzoyl- Johannsen, Wilhzlnt [Lzcdwig], nitrogen propane and dibenzoyldiphenylbutadi- in peas, A., ii, 35. ene, T., 1010; P., 1901, 173. Johannsen, Wilhelm, and Fr. Weis, Jaross, K. See Max Scholtz. relation between the weight and the Jaubert, George F., new synthesis of percentage of nitrogen in wheat grain, aniline, A., i, 320. A., ii, 72. -properties of sodium peroxide, A., John, Conrad Heinrich won, phosphates ii, 96. from Moravia, A., ii, 248. - preparation and properties of -triplite from Moravia, A., ii, 248. hydrates of sodium peroxide, A.,ii, 155. - chloropal from Moravia, A., Janmann, Gi6stav, theory of solutions, ii, 250. A., ii, 89. Johnson % Sons, the assay of gold sodium Javd, Adolphe, variations in the excre- chloride, A., ii, 350. tion of nitrogen and chlorides during Johnson, Trent 3. See Henry Lord insufficient nutrition, A., ii, 565. Wheeler. Jean, Ferdinaid, estimation of tanriic Johnson, 1T. G., some physiological acid, organic and mineral acids in tan elfectv of hydrogen cyanide on plants, liquor, A., ii, 294. A., ii, 334. -wine aualysis ; inodification of tlie Jolles, Adoy, oxidation of hippuric acid Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. “sum of alcohol-acid rule,” A., ii, 353. to carbarnick, A., i, 30. -sunflower oil, A., ii, 483. -glycine, A., i, 191. -estimation of sulphur in oils, A., - asparagine and aspartic acid, A., ii, 687. i, 262. Jean, Ferdinand, and J. Bruhat, coin- -proteids, A., i, 490. position of a so-callcci blo Id rin from -carbainide as the product of oxid- Sicily, A., ii, 456. ation of nitrogenous substances, A., Jeancard, I’m/, and C. %tie, surface i, 583. tension and viscosity of some essential - metabolism of hippmic acid, A., oils, A., i, 394. ii, 115. --essence of geranium froin - oxidation relationships of urine Csnnes, A., i, 396. components, A., ii, 259. --essence of thyme, A., i, 733. -positive indications with the phenyl- Jeffrey, J. A. See F. H. King. hydrazine test in the absence of sugar, Jenkins, Edward H., and A. W. Ogden, A,, ii, 425. testing food prodncts for boric acid -[estimation of nitrogen] in urine for with turmeric paper, A., ii, 346. clinical pnrposes, A. , ii, 688. Jenks, Robert Leonard. See Chrlrs Jo!les, Adolf, and Josef K. Fried- Frederick Cross, and Xobert Prancis Jung, iron in human milk, A., Wood Smith. ii, 671. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 755

Jolles, AdoZf, aid Ferdinand Winkler, Juliusburger, Paul, Dupr6 - Rankine relationship of iron in the urine and vapour tension law, A., ii, 86. in the blood, A., ii, 30. Jung, meat ex;tract, A., ii, 258. Jollyman, Walter Henry. See Walter Jungfleisch, h’mile, and Ezcghne Lkger, CharZes Cross Pakes. hydrocinchonine, A., i, 287. Jones, Edward William Taylor, arsenic -- cinchoniue, A., i, 338. in beer, A., ii, 280. Jurisch, Konrcid W., testing of Weldon- Jones, Harry Clary, and B. Palmer &posit, A., ii, 198. Caldwell, aqueous solutions of doub!e Just, Gcrhard, solubility of gases in salts. IV. Iodides, cyanides, ni- organic solvents, A., ii, 439. trates, and sulphates, A., ii, 375. Jones, Htc?nphrey Owen, substituted am-

Jones, Ihcwzphrey Owen. See also He?wy 1 Kahlenberg, Louis, differences of poten- John Horstaznu Fenton. tial between metals and non-auueons Jones, Lewis Ralph, Bacillus cnroto1joms, solutions of their salts, 11.; A., the cause of a white rot of carrots, A., ii, 81. ii, 264. _- latent heats of evaporation of some Jones, Walter, and Johiz Auer, oxidation organic nitrogenous compounds, A., of melaninic acid, A., i, 554. ii, 492. Jong, A. W. 1% de, action of pyrnvic Kahlenberg, Louis, [with Arthur A. acid on its ammonium salt, A,,i, 130. Koch, and Roy U. Hall], the theory - action of hydrochloric acid on of electrolytic dissociation au viewed in pyruvic acid, A., i, 446. the light of facts recently ascertained, Jorissen, Armand, a reaction of apiole, A., ii, 540. A., ii, 205. Kahlenberg, Louis, and Hiigo F,Mehl, - detection of cinnaniic acid in toxic action of electrolytes on fishes, presence of benzoic acid, A., ii, 207, A., ii, 337. 291. Kahlert, Bruno. See Richard Stoermer. Jouniaux, reduction of silver chloridc by Kalischer, Otto, biology of the peptonis- hydrogen and the inverse reaction, A., ing bacteria of milk, A., ii, 119. ii, 448. Kalle & Co., preparation of l:!i-dinitro- -action of solar radiations on silver and 1 : 3 : 8-trinitro-naphthalenes,A., chloride in the presence of hydrogen, i, 687. A., ii, 506. - primary nminobenzohydrols, A,, - action of silver on hydrogen brom- i, 697. ide and the inverse reaction, A., -thioacridone, A., i, 752. ii, 601. Kanonnikoff, Innocentitrs I.,true density Jouve, Adolphe, iron silicides, A., of chemical compounds and its relation ii, 317 to composition and constitution. 11. - crystallised calcium oxide, Oxygenated compounds, ii, 305. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. A., A., ii, 384. -the critical state, A., ii, 438. -detection of selenium in sulphuric Kappeller, G. See Rgcdolph F. Wein- acid, A., ii, 421. land. Jowett, Hoop- Albert Dickinson, the Rarchowski, D.won. See AugiCst Mich- constitution of piloearpine. Parts 11. aelis. and III., T., 580, 1331 ; P., 1901, 56, Kasatkin, N. See Eennan Decker. 198. Kaserer, H. See Josef Herzig. - a new synthesis of a-ethyltri- Kaesner, Georg, new casc of chloro- carballylic acid, T., 1346 ; P., 1901, form of crystallisation : leprarinchloro- 199. form, A., i, 283. Judin, A. See Alexandr A. Samoiloff. Kassner, Georg, and H. Keller, barium Juptner, Hnnns won, iron and steel from manganate and manganite, A., ii, 657. the standpoint of the phase rule, A., Kaatle, J. H., and A. S. Loevenhart, ii, 161. lipase, the fat-splitting enzyme, and Jiittner, Ferencs, calculation of heats of the reversibility of its action, A., dilution, according to Kirchhoffs i, 178. formula, A., ii, 592. Katsuyama, K., influence of certain - chemical processes in the system : diuretics on the excretion of alkalis, ether-water-hydrogen chloride, A., A., ii, 407. ii, 595. Katsuyama, K. See also S. Saito. View Article Online 756 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Kattwinkel, P., and Richard Wolffen- Kehrmann, Friedrich, and 8,Krazler, stein, dibenzyldinitrile [4:4'-dicyano- chloro-derivatives of azonium dyes, s-diphenylethane], A., i, 594. III., A., i, 420. Katzenellenbogen. See Leopold Spiegel. Kehrmann, Friedrich, and Emile Misslin, Kauffmann, Hugo, the benzene ring constitution of isorosinduline No. 8. system, A., i, 318. Derivatives of trinitro-a-naphthol Kaufler, Felix, influence of the substitut- [OH : (NO,),= 1 : 2 : 4 : 81, A., i, 422. ing radicle on the tautoinerism of Kehrmann, Fricdyich, and H. Miiller, phloroglucinol [deiivatives], A, i, 206. chloro-derivatives of azonium dyes, II., -regularities in the melting points of A, i, 419. aliphatic diamines, A., i, 259. Kehrmann, Friedm'ch, and PauZ Niiesch, -aromatic dicarbylamines, A., i, 462. the fifteenth isoniericle of rosiiidnline, Kaufler, Felix, and Cmsar Pomeranz, A., i, 767. aliphatic isocyanides and nitro-com- Kehrmann, Friedrick, and Enzil Ott, pounds, A., i, 634. the fourteenth isomeride of rosinduline, KauAer, Felix, and Franx Wenzel, A., i, 767. orientating influence of the methoxy- Kehrmann, Friedrich, and M. Silber- group on the nitro-group, A, i, 590. stein, the thirteeiith isomeride of Kaufmann, A., behaviour of an iron rosiriduline, A., i, 202. oathode in a solution of amnionium Kehrmann, Friedrich, and G. Bteiner, nitrate ; a new ferrous ferric oxide, the twelfth isomeride of rosinduline, A., ii, 554. A., i, 100. Kaufmann, Martin, the cause of the -- constitution of isorosinduline increase of proteid decomposition dnr- No. 9, A., i, 101. ing inanition, A., ii, 254. -- constitution of the naphtha- Kayser, E., iritracellular nutrition of picric acid melting at 145", A., yeast, A., ii, 263. 1, 101. Kebler, Lyman F., rapid method for --two new nitroaminodiphenyl- the evaluation ot chromic acid and amines, A., i, 754. soluble chromates, A, ii, 694. Keller, H. See Georg Kassner. Kegel, Ernst. See Richard Mohlau. Kellner, Oscar, aiid 0. Bottcher, manurial Kehrer, Eduard A Zexandre, phcnscyl- action of bone phosphoric acid, A., lzvulic acid and a new carboxylic acid, ii, 275. C13H1302N,of the pyrrole group, A., Kellner, Oscar, 0. Zahn, and H. mn i, 389. Gillern, feeding experiments with Kehrmann, Friedrich, relation between molasses and peat meal, A., ii, 469. the coristitution of quinols and their Kelly, Agnes, conchite, a new form of tendency to form quinones, A., calcium carbonate, A., ii, 168. i, 29. Kemp, James Furman, recalculation of -relationship between the constitu- rock analyses, A., ii, 251. tion and colour of isomerides of Kempf, Th~ocEor,preparation of quinone rosinduline, A., i, 52. and quinol, A., i, 728. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. -azoxoiiinm coii~poun~Is,A., i, 484. Kenrick, Fmnk B. See William Lash Kehrmann, Friedrich, and Gregoire Miller. Barche, synthew of oxazine and azine Keppeler, Ciwht;. See Pnd Eitner. derivatives by means of acrtylaniiiio- Keppich, Paul. See Bduarcl Lippmann. naphthalic acid A,, i, 47. Kerschbaum, Max. See Fcrdiiznnd Tie- Kehrmann, Friedrich, and A. Denk, 5- mann. acetylamino-1 : 2-naphthnquinone and Ketel, B. A. an, estimation of the the isorosindnlines obtainod therefrom, aniount of alkaloids in ciiichona barks, A., i, 89. A., ii, 362. Kehrmann, Friedrich, and Josef Eichler, Kijanitzin, J. J., the influence of steril- nitro- and aininl -flavindulines, A, iscd air on animals, A., ii, 115. i, 421. Kijner, A'ic. Af. ,an ainine from trimethyl- Kehrmann, Friedrich, and Bernhard eiiecarboxylic acid, A., i, 509. Guggenheim, flui,rindine, A., i, 421. King, F. H., arid J. A. Jeffrey, sol- Kehrmann, Friedrich, and Walther ui~le salts of cultivated soils, A., Hiby, chloro-derivatives of azoiiium ii, 338. dyes, I., A., i, 418. Kippenberger, Karl, analyticalchemistry Kehrmann, Friedrich, and Otto Xramer, ot the alkaloids. IT. Action of preparation aiid reactions of isopheno- bromine on strychnine and brucine, safranine, A., i, 52, A., ii, 52. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 757

Kippenberger, Karl, analytical chem- Kleiber, AZbert, estimation of volatile istry of the alkaloids. V. Employ- acids and chlorides in wines, A., ment of tannic acid for purifying alka- ii, 629. loid residues in cheinicotosicological Klein, Arthur, alteration of free energy analysis, A., ii, 79. during the formation of some slightly Kipping, lirederic Stnnley, isomeric soluble metallic salts, A., ii, 225. hydrindarnine camphor-a-sulphonates. Klein, Carl, brushite from the island of Raceniis.1tion of a-bromocamphor, T., Mona, West Iiidies, A, ii, 558. 370 ; P., 1901, 32. Klein, J. , pig feeding experiments with - expeiimeiits on the production of molasses, peat molasses, and palm- optically active compounds from in- kernel molasses at Proikau, A., ii, 416. active suhtances, P., 1900, 226. -pig feeding experiments with sugar Kipping, Frederic Stanley, and (7. and palm-kernel seed at Proskau, A., Clarke, a-amino-B-methylhydrindene, ii, 416. P.,1901, 181. Klein, Otto H., and Stephen Farnz6rn Kipping, Frecleric Stanley, and Harold Peckham, cement testing, A., ii, 579. Hall, izomeric salts containing quin- Klement, Constantin, theories of the quevalent nitrogen. Part VII. Benzyl- origin of petroleum, A, ii, 319. hydririclamine bromocamphor&lphon- -uralitised diallage froin the Arden- ates, T., 430 : P., 1901, 37. nes, A., ii, 321. --isomeric hydriridainine man- Klenze, w.won, ivy as a calcareous delates and phenylcliloroacethydrind- plant, A., ii, 185. amides, T., 442 ; P., 1901, 36. -analysis of butter fat, A., ii, 292. Kipping, Frederic Stadey, and Albert Kley, P., a [microcheniical] test for E. Hunter, pheno-a-ketoheptamethrl- indium, A., ii, 626. ene and its derivatives, T., 602 ; P., Klimont, J., composition of cocoa butter ; 1901, 68. preliminary communication, A., i, 663. Kipping, FrederiL Stanley, and Lorcnzo Kling, Adrt?, oxidation of propyleiie Lyddon Lloyd, organic derivatives of glycol by AFyrnderma aceti, A., i, 625. silicon ; triphenylsilicol and alkyloxy- Klobb, [ConstantJ Timothie, crystal line silicon chlorides, T., 449 ; P.,1901, 32. form of luteocobaltic chlorosulphate Kirchner, W., magnesium nitride, A,, and chloroselenate, A., ii, 103. ii, 450. Klug, Ferd., proteinochrome, A., i, 623. Kirchner, Wilhelm, and R. Bacine, the Knaps, Peter, estimation of zinc by Reichert-Meissl number of Dutch dairy means of iodine solution, A., ii, 579. butter, A., ii, 137. Knecht, Wzlhelm, selection of carbo- Kirkby, P. J. See Johns. Townsend. hydrates by different yeasts during Kirkwood, J. E., and William J. Cliea, alcoholic feimentation, A,, ii, 568. composition of the cocoanut during Knez-lKilojkovi6, Dobr. See Alesander germination, A., ii, 267. Zega. Kirpal, AIfred, derivatives of quinolinic Knight, .ATicho7as,some Iowa dolomites, an3 ciiichoineronic acids, A i, 227. A., ii, 398. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. , -betaine of quinolinic acid, A., i, 564. Knoll t Co., niixed acid anhydrides, A., Kiiipati6, M., [mineral analyses], A., i, 703. ii, 321. -anthrapurpurin diacetate, A., i, 730. Kissin, T. See Carl Adam Bischoff. Knorr, Eduard. See Wilhelm Koenigs. Kissling, Richard, occurrence of paraffins Knorr, Ludwig, and Paul Rabe, the in tobacco leaf, A., ii, 680. occurrence of intermediate products in Kistiakowsky, Tl‘ladimir A., sensitive- the synthesis of pyrroles from 1 : 4- ness to light of hydroqen peroxide in diketones, A., i, 163. aqueous solution on addition of ferro- Robert, Ruclov, methzmoglobin, A., and ferri-cyanide, A., ii, 58. i, 242. Kitt, Moriz, Hubl’s iodine solution, A., - interesting abnormal urines, A., ii, 587. ii, 68. Klapproth, W. See Herinam Ost. Koburger, J. See Wilhelm Autenrieth. Klason, Peter, a new oxide of molybdenum: Koch, Arthur A. See Lows Kahlenberg. molybdenumsemipentoxide, A., ii, 162. Koch, B., influence of the amount of -the molybdic acids, A., ii, 162. water consumed on the secretion of -molybdenum blue, A,, ii, 163. milk, A., ii, 407. Xlaveness, J. See Alexander Tschirch. Koch, Hugo, and Theodw Zerner, con- Klaveren, K. H. L. van, Arnold’s neutral densation of propaldehyde and form- hzmatin, A., i, 782. aldehyde, A., i, 633. View Article Online 758 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Koch, Waldemar. See Charles Loring Kohn, Hugo. See Otto Ruff. Jackson, Kohn, Moriz, condensation of isobutalde- Kochan, Hans. See EmiZ Bose. hyde with propaldehyde, A,, i, 255. Kock, A. C. de, aromatic nitro-com- - oxime of diacetoneamine, A., pounds. XV. Replacement of the i, 367. nitro-group by methoxyl in l-chloro- Kohner, End, acliori of formaldehyde 3:5-dinitrobenzene, A., i, 460. and nascent hydrogen cyanide 011 Koech, Paul, and Bobert Behrend, trans- anthranilic acid, A., i, 537. formation of isodialuric acid into Kohnntamm, Ph., vapour pressures of dialuric acid, A., i, 262. binary mixtures in the light of van der Koechlin, BudoZf, b1i;dite from Hallstatt, Waals’ theory, A., ii, 145. A., ii, 64. Kohnstamm, Ph., and B. M. van Dalfsen, Kohler, Albert, composition and heat vapour tensions of mixtures of ether value of the muscular substance from and chloroform, A., ii, 641. different animals, A., ii, 255. Kolb, A,, reduction of mercuric salts by -peas, beans, and vetches and their hydrogen peroxide, A., ii, 160. mill products, A., ii, 528. Kolkwitz, R., respiration of quiescent Koenig, George August, mohawkite, seeds, A., ii, 570. stibio-domeykite, domeykite, algo- Kollock, LQy G., and Edgar Francis donite, and some artificial copper Smith, electrolytic estimation of arsenides, A., ii, 108. molybdenum, A,, ii, 694. Konig, [Franz] Jose5 estimation of --electrolytic estimation of organic carbon in water, A,, ii, 351. uranium, A., ii, 695. -estimation of water in mixtures of Komppa, Gustuv, condensation of ketones organic substances and sodium hydro- with ethyl cyanoacetate, A., i, 114. gen carbonates, A., ii, 473. -undecanedicarboxylic acid and the Xonig, Josef, and B. Hiinnemeier, electrosynthesis of decanedicarboxylic smallest amount of oxygen in water acid, A., i, 365. necessary to fish life, A., ii, 457. -complete synthesis of apocamphoric Konig, Josef, AIb. Spieckermann, and acid (camphopyric acid), A., i, 668. W. Bremer, decomposition of fodder Kondakoff, Iwan L,, abnormal behavionr and food by micro-organisms. I. of polyhaloid compounds with alco- Organisms destrpyinp fats, A., ii, 676. holic potash, A., i, 62, 305. Eonig, Josef. See Zdenko Hams Skraup. - polymerisation of diisopropenyl, Konig, W. mr. See A. Hugershoff A., i, 625. Koenigs, Filhelm, and Eduard Knorr, - artificial camphor and camphene, derivatives of dextrose and of galac- A., i, 646. tose, A., i, 369. Kondakoff, Iwan L., and N.Bachtschbeff, Koenigsberger, Johann, coloiiring matter ethereal oil of buchu leaves, and the of smoky quartz, A., ii, 167. constitution of its constituents, A., Korber, Heinrich. See Wiilhelm Wis- i, 334. licenus. Kondakoff, Izoan L., and Eugen Lut- Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Kohler, EZmer P. , molecular weight of schinin, fenchene and camphene, A., aluminium compounds, A., ii, 21. i, 282. Kohlhammer, Erich. See AdoZf Pinner. Koninck, Lucien 1;. de, estimation of Kohlrausch, Friedrich, electrical con- nitrites and their separation from ductivity of solutions of the alkali nitrates, A,, ii, 73. iodates, and a formula for the calcu- - estimation of ferrous oxide in lation of the conductivity, A., ii, 221. silicates : influence of pyrites, A., Kohlrausch, Friedrich, and Margaret E. ii, 284. Maltby, electrical conductivity of -potassium thiocyanate as indicator aqueous solutions of alkali chlorides when reducing ferric salts, A., and nitrates, A., ii, 82. ii, 694. Kohlschutter, Volkmar, uranium red, Koning, C. J., action of enzymes on A., ii, 165. chromatophores and dissolved dyes, -occurrence of nitrogen and helium A., i, 177. in uranium minerals, A., ii, 598. Konkorowitsoh, 1;. See Carl Adam Kohlschutter, Volkmar, and H. Rossi, Bischoff. urano-oxalic acid, A., i, 448. Konowaloff, Michaet I., nitrating action Kohn, Charles Alexander, the electrol- of nitric acid on derivatives of satu- ysis of copper sulphate as a basis for rated hydrocarbons. 11. Action of acidimetry, A., ii, 190. nitric acid on alcohols, A., i, 249. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 759

Konowaloff, Michaeel I., observations on Xovh;, Frantisek, [analyses of Moravian oximes and their reduction to the cor- minerals], A., ii, 606. responding amines, A., i, 281. Kowalewski, Katharina, and Sergei - nitration by means of nitrates in Salaskin, formation of uric acid in the presence of water, A., ii, 501. liver of' birds, A., ii, 671. Konowaloff, Michael I., and (Mnae.) A. Kowalski, J. de, and Jean de Modzelew- Plotnikoff, composition of Grosny ski, refractive indices of mixtures of naphtha, A., i, 246. liquids, A., ii, 537. Koritzky, 22. See Pranz Kunckell. Kozai, Yoshwzai. See Oscar Loew. Korn, A. See Karl A. Hofmann. Kraatz-Koschlau, K. TO^, and Lothar Kort, A., effect of gestation on the Wohler, colours of minerals, A., amount of mineral matter, especially ii, 166. phoslihoric acid and calcium, in cow'b Kraemer, Gustav, and Adolf Spilker, milk, A., ii, 27. insololle coumarone- and indene- Korten, H., and Xoland Scholl, w-halo- resins, A., i, 557. genncetophenone oximes, A,, i, 549. Kraemer, Gustav, and Rudolf Weiss- Kkssa, Jzclius won, action of phloridzin gerber, diphenylene oxide in coal tar, on the kidneys, A., ii, 31. and the derived diphenol, A,, i, 535. Kossel, Akbrecht [Carl Ludwig Martifa Krafft, E. uon. See Hans Ton Pech- Leonhard], nucleohiston, A., i, 57, mann. 299. Krafft, Friedrich, and R. Funcke, -nucleic acids, A., i, 299. action of water on heptylarnine soaps, -proteids, A,, i, 490. A., i, 63. Kossel, AZbrecht, and Fr. Kutscher, Krafft, Friedrich, and G. Heizmann, composition of proteids, A., i, 107. derivatives of tetradecylacetylene, A., Kostanecki, Stanislaus won, synthesis of i, 110. luteolin, A., i, 335. Krafft, Friedricla? and R. Neumann, Kostanecki, Xtanislaus von, and Loreiixo replacements in the phosphorus- Lycldon Lloyd, stndies in the chronione arsenic-antimony group, A., ii, 235. series, A., i, 735. Krafft, Friedrich, and W. Rosiny, re- Kostanecki, Stanislaus von, L. Paul, paiation of the higher acid anhydriies, and Josef Tambor, 7-hydroxychrom- A.. i, 113. one, A., i, 735. Krafft, Friedrich, and R. Seldis, trans- Kostanecki, Stanislaus von, and A. formation of rK-undecenoic acid into Ro'iycki, formation of chromoue deriv- 01-undecrnoic acid and brassylic acid, atives, A., i, 222. A., i, 115. Kostanecki, Stanislaus vm,A. Rbiycki, Krafft, Friedrich, and 0. Steiner, re- and JosFfTambor, synthesis of luteolin, placements in the sulphur-selenium- A., i, 92. tellurium group, A., ii, 235. Kostanecki, Stanislatcs von, and J. Krafft, Friedrich, and 2'. Tritechler, Steuermann, 5 :7:3'- trihydroxyflavone, derivatives of the higher unsaturated A., i, 223. carboxy-acids, A., i, 115. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Kostanecki, Stanislaus von, and Josef Krafft, Friedrich, and W. Wilke, iso- Tambor, 3'-hydroxyflavone, A., i, 558. lation of snlphonic acids by vacuum Kostanecki, Stanislaus Ton, and Josef distillation, A., i, 74. Tambor, [with W. Orth, L. Paul, and Krahe, W. See August Michaelis. W.Winter], syntheses in the chrom- Kramer, Otto. See Friedrich Kehr- one group, a.,i, 558. mann. Kostanecki, Stanislaus von, and Franx Kramers, G. H. See Frederick Pearson Webel, an isomeride of apigenin, A,, Treadwell. i, 479. Krannich, Carl, benzophenone-o-snl- Kostanecki, Stanislaus von. See also phonic acid and some of its homo- E. Diller. logues, A., i, 153. Koetin, X., detection of minute quantities Krarup, A. T. See E. Holm. of carbon monoxide in blood and air, Xrassusky, K., mode of addition of A,, ii, 281. hypochlorous acid to the olefines, A., Kostin, S. See also Ifatltan Zuntz. i, 246. Kostjamin, N. N., estiniation of nitric Krau6, manurial experiments with acid in water, A., ii, 38. ammonium sulphste and sodium Kovai, Frantiiek, analyses of minerals nitrate, A., ii, 340. from the neighbourhood of PoliCka, Kraus, E. R., some salts of the rare A., ii, 606. earths, A,, ii, 453. View Article Online 760 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Kraus, E. H., and J. Reitinger, hussa- Kubierschky, K., explosion of mixtures kite, a new mineral allicd to xenotime, of combustible vapours or fumes and A., ii, 395. air, A., ii, 232. Krause, K. See Carl Adam Bischoff. Kiigelgen, Fr. von, reduction by means Krawkow, AS., movement of water and ot' calcium carbide, A., ii, 98, 448. solutions of salts in soil, A., ii, 73. Kiihling, Otto, volumetric estimation of Krazler, S. See Friedrich Kehrmann. phosphorous acid, A., ii, 38. XrejGi, A,, [tremolite from Pisek, Bo- - behaviour of arsenious oxide to- hemia], A., ii, 607. wards permangan,xte, A., ii, 237. Kremann, Robert. See Zdenku Hav,ns -combined action of carbon dioxide Skraup. and alkali salts on cupric oxide, A., Kremers, Edward, and I. W. Brandel, ii, 656. Alj4-terpadiene-3-oxime-6-one (nitroso- Kiihn, A., detection of indican in iirine thymol), A., i, 729. containing iodides, A., ii, 487. Kremers, Edward. See also I. W. Kiihn [Carl] Bernhard, [and, in part, W. Brandel. Spindler, and P. zwn Gartzen], new Krenz, and Max Gerlach, bacteria which reaction of phosgene, A,, i, 42. destroy nitrates and their action in the Kuenen, J. P., mixtures of hydrogen soil, A., ii, 410. chloride and methyl ether, A., ii, 146. -___ losses of nitrogen in fresh cow Kiister, Friedrich WiZhelm, the electrical urine and cow dung kept in thin arrangements of the chemical laboratory layers, alone and with straw, A. ii, 418. of the mining school at Cluusthal, A., - exDerimeiits with excrement. ii, 217. A., ii, 621. -simultaneous deposition of iron and Kritzler. H. See ATexandcr Tschirch. nickel from mixed solutions of their Krober, 'E., estimation of yentosans by sulphates, A., ii, 555. the hydrochloric acid phloroglucinol Kiister, Friedrich Wilhelm, and A. method, A., i, 371 ; ii, 288. Thiel, estimation of sulphuric acid in Kromer, niicolai, formation of P-hydroxy- the presence of iron, JV., A., ii, 124. a-methylbutyric acid in the action of Kiister, WiLZiam, constitution of the Barium hydroxide on jalapin, A., hreniatic acids, A., i, 58, 298. i, 629. Kufferath, A., indicators for use with -purgic acid, A., i, 629. artificial light, A., ii, 684. - acetyl derivatives of jalapin and Kullgren, Cad, hydrolysis of salts, A., jalapic acid, A., i, 647. ii, 149. -occurrence of sucrose in the fruit of - influence of non-electrolytes on Paris quadrifolia, A., ii, 618. the hydrolysis of ethyl acetate, A., Kriiger, Friedrich, precipitability of pro- ii, 496. teids by chloroform, A., i, 521. Kunckell, Fmnx, preparation of aniino- - electromotive force and osmotic hydroxy- and chloroaminohydroxy-ke- pressure, A., ii, 145. tones, A., i, 213. - quantitative action of pepsin, A., - preparation of substituted imin- Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. ii, 561. azoles [glyoxalines], A., i, 293. Kriiger, Martin, 6-methylxanthine, A., Kunckell, Franx, and 8. Bauer, phen- i, 170. acylidenebenzarnidine and some homo- Kriiger, Martin, and Julius Schmid, lognes, A., i, 758. estimation of the nitrogen of amino- -- action of benzamidine on acids in urine, A., ii, 290. certain aromatic aldehydes, A., i, 759. --influence of caffeine and theo- Kunckell, F~anx, and P. Donath, bromine on the excretion of purine 1:2:4-substituted iminazoles, A., i, 567. substances in urine, A., ii, 463. Kunckell, Pram, and K. Eras, some Kriiger, W., and W. Schneidewind, are chloromethoxystyrenes, A., i, 75. lower chlorophyllous alp able to Kunckell, Franx, and A. Hildebrandt, assimilate free nitrogen and to increase 1 : 3 : 5-triacylated benzenehydrocar- the amount of nitrogen of the soil P A., bon and some compounds of dichloro- ii, 411. acetylmesitylene, A., i, 552. --cause and importance of de- Kunckell, Yranz, and R. Koritzky, aB- composition of nitrates in soil, A., clichlorostyrenes and some acetylenes, ii, 470. A., i, 75. Kruh, 0. See R. 0. Herzog. Kunckell, Franx, and Robert Zimmer- Krusch, P., tellurides of gold and silver mann, selenium derivatives of aromatic from Western Australia, A., ii, 393. ketones, A., i, 214. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 761

Kqnlin, Julius. See Enzil Erlenmeyer, Lajoux, Henri, human colostrum, A., pn. ii, 671. Kunz, J. See Alfred Werner. Lamar, William R., assay of coca, A., Kunz, Xudolf, estimation of lactic an- ii, 631. hydride in lactic acid, A., ii, 428. Lambert, M., and Doon Gamier, action -occurrence and estimation of lactic of chloroform on the reducing power acid in wines, A., ii, 700. of blood, A., ii, 257. Kupzis, J., minimum quantity of oxygen Landau, Josef. See CarZ Liebermann. required by fish ; poisonous quantities Lander, George Druce, alkylation of of carbon dioxide in the water, A., acylarylamines, T., 690 ; P., 1901, 59. ii, 665. - preparation of aliphatic iniino- KuraBeff, D., iodohzemoglobin, A., i, 298. ethers from amides, T., 701 ; P., 1901, -coagulating action of papayotin OII 61. solutions of peptone, A., i, 435. -action of dry silver oxide and ethyl -protamine from Accipenser stellatus, iodide on benzoylacetic ester, deoxy- A., ii, 462. benzoin, and benzyl cyanide, P., 1901, Kurnakoff, A'icolai S. See S. Schemt- 59. schuschny. Landriset, E. See Arnold Rossel. Kursanoff, iVicolai, propylhexamethgl- Lang, S., excretion of nitrogen after ene, d.,i, 493. extirpation of the liver, A., ii, 407. -haloid derivatives of menthol, and Langbein, Rermaniz, chemical and hydrocarbons derived froiii then), A., calorimetric analysis of fuel, A., ii, 128. i, 553. Lange, Cornelia de, composition of the Kutscher, Fr., decomposition products ash of milk and of the newborn child, of proteids, A., i, 107. A., ii, 174. -antipeptone, A., i, 108, 354. Lange, 0. See Alexaizder Eibner. -conversion of dextrorotatory argin- Langer, Friedrich, tautocinchonine, A., in. iiito its optically inactive isomeride, i, 403. A., i, 561. - bases analogous to nichine from -oxitlation products of arginine, II., cinclionine, A., i, 403. A., i, 561. Langguth, TVerncr. See liritx Fichter. __ nutoferu~entatioiiof yeast, A., ii, 466. Langley, John Neuyort, ~tirnulatioiiand -yeast trypsin, A., ii, 523. pardysis of nerve-cells and nerve-end- Kutscher, Fr., and John Seemann, diges- ings, A., ii, 671. tion in the small intestine, A., ii, 667. -physiological action of suprarenal Kutscher, Fr. See also Elophe BQnech, extract, A., ii, 673. and ALbrecht Kosael. Langstein, Leo, the carbohydrate group Kym, Otto, Lenzazoles and dyes derived of crystallised egg-alburnin, A., i, 108. from them, A., i, 47. Langstein, Leo. See also Sigmund Frankel, and Karl Glaessner. L. Lamer, Theodor. See Carl Liebermann. Lapworth, Artl~ur,the form of change Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Laar, J. J. van, development of the in organic compounds and the function thermodynamical potential in terms of of the a-met~~orirntatinggroups, T., tic and p in the case of compound com- 1265; P., 1900, 108, 132; 1901, 2, ponents, A., ii, 224. 93, 95. Laband, L., occurrence of zinc in the -note on isomeric change and meta- vegetable kingdom, A., ii, 467. substitution in benzenoid aniines, P., Lacroix, Alfred, manganese minerals from 1901, 2. Hautetl-PyrBnBes, A., ii, 395. Lapworth, Arthur, and Edgar Marsh Ladd, E. F. See Harry S. Grindley. Chapman, aa-1iyciroxycanil)liorc~~rb- Ladenburg, Albert, hydrogenation I\ ith oxylic acid, T., 377 ; P., 1901, 28. sodium and alcohol, A,, i, 181. Lapworth, Arthur, arid Walter Hewy -method for determining the mole- Lenton, the constitution of caniphanic cular weight of ozone, A., ii, 232. acid and of bromocamphoric anhytlr- -density of ozone, A., ii, 499. ide, T., 1284 ; I?., 1901, 37. Ladenburg, Albert, and Reinhold Quasig, -- the constitution of the acids estimation of ozone, A., ii, 420. obtained fioni a-dibrornocainplior, P., Ladenburg, B., determination of the 1901, 148. dielectric constants of some substances Larter, A. T.,disl~lacenient of alkyls of the pyridine and piperidine series from pheuols bv nitration. I. Thym- by Drude's method, A., ii, 634. 01, P., 1901, 183. LXXX. 11. 54 View Article Online 762 INDEX OF AUTHORS,

Lasne, Henri, composition of ambly- Lees, Frederick H. See also Samuel gonite, A., ii, 455. Barnett Schryver. Lauder, Alexander. See James Johnstone Lefebvre, Pierre, alcohols and calcium Dobbie, and Walter Noel Hartley. carbide, A., i, 441. Lauffer, E. See Otto Wallach. LefBvre, Ldoon. See Edouard Grimaux. Lauffer, H. See Otto Wallach. LQger, Efcgbne. See $mile Jungfleisch. Laurent, Jules, exosmosis of diastase by Legrand, analysis of calculi from the young seedlings, A,, ii, 69. pancreas, A., ii, 566. Lawes, Sir John Bennct, obituary notice Legros, G. See Lkon Grimbert. of, T., 873, 890. Lehfeldt, R. A., electromotive force and Lawrence, William Trevor, and WiZlianz osmotic pre5sure, A., ii, 4. Xenry Perkin, jun., formation of - electrolytic solution pressure, A., aromatic compounds from ethyl gluta- ii, 5. conate and its derivatives : the reduc- -Jahn's measurement of the E.M.F. tion of trimesic acid and the conversion of concentration cells, A., ii, 433. of tetrahydrotrimesic acid into tetra- Lehmann, Erich. See Wilhelm Traube. hydroisophthnlic acid, P., 1901, 47. Lehmann, Franx, sugar as food for cattle, Lawrence, William Trevor. See also A., ii, 415. William Carter. -fish meal and its future in Germany, Lawroff, D., decomposition products of A., ii, 469. oxyhzmoglobin from horses, A i, 243. Lehmann, Fritz, condensation of benz- -excretion of antipyrine, A.,"ii, 463. aldehydecyanohydrin with urethane, -peptic and tryptic digestion of pro- A,, i, 275. teid, A., ii, 666. Lehmann, Hans, infra-red spectra of the Lax, W., derivatives of ethyl phenyl- alkalis, A., ii, 142. hycirazonecyanoacetate, A., i, 230. Lehmann, Martin. See Arthur Hant- Leather, J. Wulther, composition of the zsch. milk of Indian cows and buffaloes, A., Lehmann, P. See Rudobh F. Weinland, ii, 291. LeidiQ, &mile, general method of separat- Lebbin, Georg, new process for the esti- ing the metals that accompany platin- mation of glycogen, A., ii, 45. um, A,, ii, 62. Lebeau, Paul, a new cobalt silicide, LeidiQ, &mile, and Quennessen, estima- A., ii, 242. tion of platinium and iridium in platin- - coiistituents of commercial ferro- um ore, A., ii, 695. silicons, A., ii, 317. Leighton, Virgil L. See Arthur Michael. Lebeau, Paul. See also Henri Moisaan. Leimbach. See Otto Wallach. Le Bon, Gustave, alterations in the Leiser, A. See R. 0. Herzog. chemical properties of elements pro- Lemcke, Alfred, hemp cake, A., ii, 272. duced by the addition of traces of LQmeray, relation between expansion foreign substances, A., ii, 20. and melting points of metals, A., Le Comte, Octave, estimation of fat in ii, 145. milk by means of anhydrous sodium Lemme, Georg. See Ferdinand Tiemann. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. sulphate, A., ii, 359. Lemmermann, Otto, processes of denitri- Lederer, Anton, action of barium hydr- fication, A., ii, 524. oxide and of sodium on several alde- Lemmermann, Otto. See also Theodor hydes, A., i, 669. Pfeiffer. Ledoux, I;. , estimation of phosphoric Lemoult, Paul, relation between the acid in phosphatic manures, by pre- cheniical constitution of triphenyl- cipitation in the cold as ammonium methane colouring matters and the phosphomolybdate, A., ii, 576. absorption spectra of their aqueous Lee, Theophilus Henry, note on tecomin, solutions, A., i, 100. a colouring matter derived from the -absorption spectra of indophenole : heart-wood of Bignonia Tecoma, T., law of auxochromic groups containing 284 ; P., 1901, 4. tertiary nitrogen, A., i, 232. Lees, Charles H., viscosities of mix- -the law of auxochromes, A,, i, 351. tures of liquid and solutions, A., -reaction between substituted amino- ii, 148. benzophenones and aromatic amines Lees, Frederick H., and William Henry in presence of sulphuric acid, A,, Perkin, jun., the action of aluminium i, 425. chloride on camphoric anhydride, 1'. , Lenher, Viefor, sulphohaloids of lead, A., 332 ; P., 1898,111 ; 1899,23 ; 1900, ii, 654. 18. Lenormand, C. See E. Bodin. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 763

Lenton, Walter Henry. See Arthur Lewkowitsch, Jzclizcs, estimation of gly- Lapworth. cerol, A., ii, 285. Leoncini, Qiovanni. See Mario Betti. - ea7mination of varnish resins, A., Leonhardt, A., & Co. See Farbwerk ii, 292. Miihlheim vorm. A. Leonhardt & Co. Ley, Heinrich, hydroxyamidines, A., Lepierre, Cluwles, glucoproteins as new 1, 759 chemically definite culture nierlia for Leyden, PazJ. See Ezcgcn Bamberger. the study of niicro-organisms, A., Leys, Alexnnclre, new reaction of " sac- i, 622. charin " (a-benzoicsnlphinide), A., -estimation of phosphates in potable ii, 488. waters, A., ii, 689. Lichtenfelt, H., value of proteid in nutri- LQpine,Raphael, and Bodud, nialtosuria tion, A., ii, 609. in a diabetic patient, A., ii, 409. __nutrition dnring training, A., ii, 609. -- the sugars of the blood, A., Lidoff, Alcxccndpr P., action of nitrous ii, 610. acid on wool, A., i, 243. Leroy, &mile, thermochemical researches Lieben, Ado/f,condcnsation of aldehydes, on the principal opium alkaloids, A., A., i, 449. ii, 6. Liebermann, Carl [ Thcoclor], eupittone Leser, Georges, cyclic p-dilretones, II., and pittakall, A., i, 354. A., i, 278. - dyeing with oxidic mordants, A., Lessing, Rudov See Richard Will- i, 478. statter. -dihydroxy8uo~escein, A., i, 595. Le Sueur, Heizw~Rondel, the products of -theory of colour shade, A., ii, 368. the action of fused potassium hydroxide Liebermann, Carl, and Josef Landau, on dihydroxystearic acid, T., 1313 ; P., cnrniinone compounds, A., i, 545. 1900, 91. -- hydroxytrisdiketohydrindene, Leteur, F., action of hydrogen sulphide A., i, 552. on acetylacetone, A., i, 581. Liebermann, Ca~l,and Theodor Lanser, Leupold, Erizst, [derivatives of] some un- the fluorescent substance derived from saturated aromatic acids, A., i, 711. ethyl 2-bromo-a-naphthaqninone- Levene, P. A., composition of nucleic 3-acetoacetate, A. , i, 465. acids, A., i, 299. Liebermann, Carl, and Fritz Wieder- -ichthulin from the cod, A., i, 433. mann, derivatives of eupittone [hexa- - chemical nature of trypsin, A., methoxyaurin], A., i, 384. i, 576. --- colouring matters of the ZSCII- - preparation and analysis of soine letin series, A., i, 736. nucleic acids, A., i, 623. Liebermam, J. See Curl Aclam Bischoff. -biochemical studies on the tubercle Liebig, Max, volumetric estimation of bacillus, A., ii, 675. lead dioxide in red lead, A., ii, 692. Levene, P. A., -and C. Alsberg, para- Liew, hhndo7ph Tan, sources of loss in the nucleic acid, A., i, 300. estimation of gold and silver in copper

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Levene, P. A., and Lafayette 6. Mendel, ban, anti a method for its avoidance, decomposition products of edestin, A., A,, ii, 41. i, 656. Lillie, Ralph, action of various salts on Levene, P. A. See also E. R. Baldwin. ciliary and muscular movenients in Levi, ilf. G., basic energy of silver oxide arenicola larvz, A., ii, 179. in solution, A., ii, 654. Limpach, Leonhard. See Pazd Gordan. Levi, M. G. See also Giacomo Carrara. Limpricht, He inrich, p-met hyl-o-lienzyl- Levin, Isaac, blood of animals deprived benzoic acid, A., i, 145. of their suprarenals, A., ii, 256, 518. - tolylphthalide, A., i, 146. Levinotein, Limited, benzaldehyde-o-sul- Lincoln, Asnrinh T., solvent action of phonic acid, A., i, 725. vapours, A,, ii, 89. Levy, Arthur Garfield, analysis of samars- Linde, Otto. See Jiditis Troger. kite, A., ii, 281. Lindeck, Xtephaiz. See WilheZm Jaeger. Lewin, Carl, hippuric acid metabolism Lindenbaum X.,action of 2 : 3-dibromo- in man, A., ii, 518. a-naphthaqninone on o-, m-, and p- Lewis, Gilbert bTcwto.iz,a new conception phenylenediamine and some now de- of therninl pressure and a theory of rivatives of aB-naphthaphenazine, A., solution, A., ii, 10. i, 423. - law of physico-chemical processes, Lindet, Ldon, estimation of dextrose and A., ii, 639. dextrin in commercial glucose, A,, Lewis, Thomas. See Swale Vincent. ii, 134. 54-2 View Article Online 764 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Lindfield, James ITenry. See John Theo- Lloyd, Lorenzo Lyddon. See Frederic dore Hewitt. Stanley gipping, and S~anislausvon Lindner, Paul, fermentation experiments Kos t anecki. with various yeasts and sugars, A., Lobry de Bruyn, C. A. See Bruyn. ii, 182, 263. Locke, Jirmes, gradations in the proper- Lindsay, Charles F. , conductivities of ties of alums, A,, ii, 656, some double salts as compared with Lockyer, Sir Joseph Norman, a~ldF. E. the conductivities of mixtures of their Baxandall, arc spectruni of vanadium, constituents, A., ii, 143. A., ii, 489. -presence of acid sulphate of copper Loczka, Joxpf, analysis of tetrahedrite in mixtures of aqueous solutions of from Mouut Botes, Hungary, A, sulphuric acid and copper sulphate, A., ii, 247. ii, 386. Loeb, Jac~ucs, transformation and re- Ling, Arth'l6r R., and TJmtas Henry genelation of organs, A., ii, 177. Pope, refractometric method of deter- ---artificial parthenogenesis, A. ,ii, 177. mining alcohol and solid matter in -a new forin of muscular irritability, beer, A., ii, 628. A., ii, 519. Linossier, Georps, elirnination of sodium Lob, Walther, elect]olytic preparation of salicylate by the bile, A., ii, 564. benzidine, A., i, 487. Lipliawsky, h'. , new method of detecting -pyrogenetic reactions induced by the acetic acid in urine, A., ii, 428. electric current, A., ii, 371. Lipp, Andreas, 2-ethylpiperidine and its Loeben, Wolf von. See Emil Fischer. properties, A., i, 162. Loebisch, Wilhelm F., influence of Lippert, Walther, and H. Reissiger, acid urotropine on intestinal putrefaction, and saponification numbers of some A., ii, 667. copals, A., ii, 50. Loebner, Paul. See August Michaelis. Lippmann, .EdmunclO. uon, occurrence of Lohr, H., estimation of camphor in quinic acid, A., i, 389. cainphor oil, A., ii, 361. - inversion of cane sugar, A., Leper. See Q. MeillGre. ii, 89. Loevenhart, A. X.,lipase, A., ii, 253. Lippmann, Edihard, and Paul Keppich, Loevenhart, A. S. See also J. H. Kastle. the ketones of anthracene, A., i, 37. Loevy, J., edimation of gold and silver Lippmann, Edzsard, and Isidor Pollak, in pyrites, A,, ii, 133. action of sulphur monochloride on Loew, Oscar, catalase, a new enzyme of anthracene, A,, i, 690. genet a1 occurrence, with special refer- -- preparation of anthraphenone, ence to the tobacco plant, A., i, 435. A., i, 728. Loew, Oscar, and Yoshinai Kozai, physi- Lipschitz, Alfred. See Rudolf Weg- ology of Bacillus pgocyaneus, A. , scheider. ii, 675. Litterscheid, Franz H., chloro- and Lowenherz, Riclzard, decomposition by bromo-methyl alcohols, A., i, 443. sodium of organic halogen compounds -ammonio-componnds of cupric and dissolved in ethyl alcohol, A., ii, 308. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. cuprous thiocyanates, A., i, 635. Loewi, Otto, nuclein inotabolism, A., Liveing, George Downiqzg, and Jmes ii, 325. Dewar, spectrum of the more volatile Loewy, A., adA.a7~z Miiller, metabolic gases of atmospheric air which are not studies in man, A., ii, 609. condensed at the temperature of liquid Lowy, Victor, and Fritz Winterstein, hjdrogen, A., ii, 213. action of sulphuric acid on the glycol -- separation of the least volatile from isohutaldehyde and isovsleralde- gases of atmospheric air, and their hyde, A., i, 626. spectra, A., ii, 598. Logan, Lily. See Eerntan?r T. VultB. Liverseege, John F., approximate estima- Loges, Guctav, and Karl Miihle, eatima- tion of fornialdehyde in milk, A., tion of the acidity in fodder fats, A., ii, 483. ii, 702. Liversidge, Archibald, crystalline struc- Long, John Harper, estimation of urea ture of silver and copper nuggets, A., in urine, A., ii, 705. ii, 662. Longinescu, G. G., observations on the __ crystalline structure of gold nuggets, boiling poiiita of soiiie orgnnic liquids, A., ii, 662. A., ii, 6-10. Ljubarsky, Eugcn, hydrocarbon, CsHlo, Loomis, Elincr Howccrd, freezing point from dimethylallylcarbiriol, A., i, 181. of aqueous solutions of non-electro- Lloyd, H. D. See Allen Cleghorn. lytes, XI., A., ii, 492. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 765

Lopresti, Frc6~~cesco,detection of alum in Lunge, Oeorg, du Pont’s nitrometer, A, wiiic\, A,, ii, 198. ii, 273. LordkipanidzC, 5’. See PIIrel Ti“. Pet- Lunge, G‘rowq, antl J. Bebie, nitro[~lln- renko-Kritschenko. IOSCS,A, i, 508. Lorenz, Fritz. See Leopold Specht. Luschnikoff, M. See iVicoZaits I. Dem- Lorenz, Norbert con, detection of mineral j anoff. phozphates in basic slags, A., ii, 193. Luther, Robei.t, elec trom ot i v(: 1)charion r - estimation of pho.;phoric acid in ot’ substaiices with several stages of maniires, soils, and ashec;, by the direct oxidation, II., A., ii, 301. weilrhilig of the phosphomolj bdate, Lutschinin, Bugen. See hoan I,. Konda- A.,?i, 2i8. koff. Lorenz, P. See CAr. Tarnuzzer. Lutz, Osknr, actinn of aninionin and Lorenz, Richard, theory of the decoin- ainines on ~ialogcn-suc~~iiiicacids, A., position potentials of fused salts, A., i, 7. ii, 112. Lyle, H. Willo?iyhby, verntrine-like - electrolj-sis of fused salts, A., action of glycerol, A., ii, 181. ii, 535. Lyon, Albert C. See IVilliaut Albert Lossen, Wzlholm [Clemrns], and A. Noyes. Treibich, ad(iition of bromine to acetyl- Lythgoe, Hwnzann C., rapid methoti for enedicarlwxylic acid, A., i, 632. the dctcction of aniline-orange in milk, Lotmar, I€,, liytlration of dissolved A., ii, 139. substances, A., ii, 12. Louise, &‘iniZe, and Riquier, calculations eniploye I in the analyses of skiiiinied M. and diluted milk, A., ii, 429. Lowry, T. X. See Henry -Edward Maas, J. J. M.,some colour reactions of Armstrong. citrophen. phenacetin, methacetin, Lublin. See Antoine Pad iVicolas acetanilide, and exalgin with potass- Franchimont . ium pcimanqanate, A., ii, 210. Lucas, ilfmriw, estimation of osygeii in Mabery, Cihcci.les Frecleric, composition commercial copper, A, ii, 124. of Texas petroleum, A., i, 441. Lucchesi, Addfo. See Ubaldo Antony. Mabery, Chnrles Frederic, and Otto J. Ludwig, Ernst, and Theodor Panzer, Sieplein, chlorine derivatives of the hot spririgs of Gastein, A., ii, 114. hydrocarbons in California. petroleum, Luebert, A. Gustav, inodification of the A., i, 306. sulphnric acid test for formaldehyde --comparative method for deter- in niilk, A., ii, 703. mining the fusing points of asphalts, Luedecke, C., conditions of soil and A., ii, 352. water in the Province Rheinhessen Macadam, Stevenson, obituary notice of, in the Rheingau and Taunus, A., T., 897. ii, 417. McCaffrey, Charles 3’. See Theodore Liihrig, H., estiniation of fat in fzeces, William Richards. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. A., ii, 208. McCay, Le Roy Wiley, action of alkali -volumetric estimation of boric acid, hydroxides antl alkaline earths on A., ii, 280. arsenic pentasulphidc, A., ii, 95. Luginin, Wladimir F., latent heats of McCrae, John, ethyl sec.octy1 tartrate and vaporisation of some carbon coin- its dibenzoyl and diacetyl derivatives, pounds, A., ii, 145. ‘I.,1103 ; P., 1901, 186. Lumia, C., diffusion of enzymes in the McCrae, Jolzn. See also Ilarry &dforth seeds, with special reference to the fat- Dawson. decoinposiiig enzymes, A,, ii, 33. Macfadyen, AZZaiz, Gcorp Harris Morris, LumiBre, Azcguste, Loibis Lumiere, and and Sychtcy Rowland, expressed yeast- Chevrotier, mercury-orgaiionietallic cell p!asma (Kuchner’s “ zymase”), A., compaiinds, A., i, 244. i, 59. LnmiBre, Augzrste, Louis LumiBre, and McGill, A., proximate analysis of cloves, F. Perrin, action of mercuric oxide on A., ii, 432. SOITJC organic su~stances,A., i, 356. MacGregor, James Gordon, diagram of Lummerzheim, Maz. See Berthold freezing point depres>ions for elcctro- Rassow. lytes, A., ii, 8. Lumsden, John S. See James Walker. -depression of the freezing point in Lunge, Georg, tcsting of Weldon-deposit, ariiieous solutions of electrolytes, A,, A., ii, 198. ii, 223. View Article Online 766 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

MacIvor, B. W. Emerson, native tellur- MaldGs. See Gustave Massol. ium from Hannan’s District, Western Maldotti, Guido, trinitrothymol and its Australia, A., ii, 167. derivatives, A., i, 80. Mack, Edoziard, isochores of ether from Malfatti, Hans, peptic digestion, A., 1 C.C. to 1-85 c.c., A., ji, 438. ii, 67. McKee, Ralph H., oxygen ethers of the Malfitano, G., protease of Aspergillus carbamides ; niethyl- and ethyl-iso- niger, A., i, 58. carbamide, A., i, 755. Mallet, John William, formation of McKenzie, A lexander, the esterification platinum tetrachloride from aqueous of 3-nitrophthalic acid, T., 1136 ; P., hydrochloric acid by atmospheric oxid- 1901, 186. ation in contact with platinum black, McKenzie, Alexander. Seo also Willy A., ii, 454. Markwald. Malmdjac, F., action of alcohol on metals, Mackenzie, John Edwin, the action of A., i, 248. sodium methoxide and its homolognes - new alkaloid from the elder tree, on benzoplienone chloride and benzal A., i, 607 ; ii, 572. chloride, T., 1204 ; P., 1901, 150. - analysis of liquid obtained from McLauchlan, William EImry, prepara- a hydatid cyst of the liver, A., tion of thio-oxyarseuates, A., ii, 552. ii, 408. McLennan, J. C., electrical conductivity -composition of a liquid obtained by in gases exposed to the action of cath- tapping, A., ii, 520. ode rays, A., ii, 490. - albumins in dropsical pus, A., Macleod, J. J. R.,metabolisni of creatin- ii, 566. ine, A., ii, 115. - milk from [cows grazing on] the McPherson, WiEliam, and Herbcrt C. plateau of SQtif(Algeria), A., ii, 572. Gore, constitution of the hydroxyazo- Malpeaux, L., cultivation of leguminous compounds, A., i, 572. plants, A., ii, 270. Madan, Nenry George, the colloid form -inoculation of the soil with alinit, of pipeline, with special refeience to A., ii, 417. its refractive and dispersive powers, Maltby, Xargaret E. See Friedriclz, T., 922 ; P., 1901, 127. Kohlrausch. Madsen, Thormlcl, dependence of Iiydro- Mamlock, Leonard, and Richard Wolf- lysis on temperature, A., ii, 228. fenstein, action of hydrogen peroxide laey, E., the specific volume as the on fatty arnines, II., A., i, 673. determining criterion of chemical com- Manasse, E., analysis of limonite from bination in metal alloys, A,, ii, 655. Monte Valerio, A., ii, 394. -new determination of the density of Manchot, Wilhelm, the rendering active copper-tin, copper-zinc, and tin-zinc (“ Activirung”) of oxygen, A., ii, 93. alloys, A., ii, 655. Manchot, Ft’ilhelni, [with 3’. Glaser], Magnier de la Source, Louis. See formation of active oxygen by ferrous Armand Gautier. oxide, A., ii, 549. Magnus, R., diuretic action of isotonic Manchot, Wilhclm, and Johanncs Her- Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. salt solutions, A,, ii, 67. zog, oxidation of indigo-white with Magnus, R., and Edward Albert Schiifer, oxygen, A., i, 565. action of pituitary extract on the --auto-oxidation of hydrazobenz- kidney, A., ii, 612. ene, A., i, 574. Mailhe, A., action of mercnric oxide on --nieclianism of the reaction on aqueous solutions of metallic salts, 9., oxitlation by gaseous oxygen, A., ii, 452, 509. ii, 549. -action of cupric hydroxide on solu- Manchot, Wilhelm, and 0. Wilhelms, tions of metallic salts, A., ii, 601. peroxides of iron and the catalytic Maillard, Louis, indoxylic origin of action of iron salts, A.; ii, 658. certain red colouring matters of urine Mangler, Georg. See Emil Fromm. (indirnbin), A., ii, 407. Manley, J. J. See Victor Herbert Veley. Mainsbrecq, V.,analysis of tin and tin- Manoukian, Wuhan, action of p-xylyl- plated wares, A., ii, 41. ene bromide on some primary, second- Mainzer, J. See Friedrich N. Schulz. ary, and tertiary amines and alkaloids, Maitland, W. See Francis Robert Japp. A., i, 528. Majewski, XarZ mn. See Hans Rupe. Manseau, cliaracteristic reaction of Xakgill, R. H., nentral-red as a means phenol, A., ii, 697. of detecting Bacillus coli in water, A., Manthey, W., condensation of a-bromo- ii, 696. allocinnamic acid, A., i, 31. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. ’765

Yanuelli, C., lapachonone, III., A., Markwald, WiZZy, and Alexander Mc- i, 216. Renzie, separation of the amyl alco- Yanuelli, C., and M. Galloni, quinosal- hols contained in fusel oil, II., A., ine group, I., A., i, 413. i, 248. Manuelli, C., and V. Recchi, action of -- fractional esterification and urethane on aromatic diamines, A., hydrolysis of stereoisomerides, A., i, 49. ii, 229. Yaquenne, Don, and Gabriel Bertrand, Marpmann, Georg, the bio-chemical active erythritols, A., i, 497. arsenic test, A., ii, 125. --racemic erythritol, A., i, 497. -optical examination of fats and Maquenne, Uon, and E. ROUX,new waxes, A., ii, 431. base derived from glucose, A., i, 372. blarquardt, AZbert, estimation of metal- Marc, R. See E. Baur. lic iron in reduced iron, A., ii, 693. March, Fr. , ethyl diacetylpropionate, Marquis, R.,nitrofurfuran, A., i, 222. A., i, 312. Marshall, Hugh, action of silver salts on - action of bromoncetophenone on ammonium persulphate solution, A., sodioacetylacetone, A., i, 596. ii, 156. Marchis, L., gradual change of glass and -arrangements for electrolytic ana- the variation of the zero point of ther- lysis, A., ii, 190. mometers. 11. Accurate thermometry, -volumetric estimation of thallium, A., ii, 491. A., ii, 196, Marchlewski,[Paul] Leon [ Theodore],and -the detection and estimation of J. Buraczewski, studies on isatin, A., minute quantities of manganese, A., i, 347. ii, 350. Marchlewski, Leon, and L. G. Radcliffe, Hartin, marles James, and [David]Ornze isatin, VII., A., i, 416. Masson, the influence of cane sugar 011 Xarchlewski, Leon, and J. Sosnowski, the conductivities of solutions of isatin and its derivatives, A., i; 415, potassium chloride, hydrogen chloride, 615. and potassium hydroxide, with evitlence Marchlewski, Leon. See also Maxelltcs of salt formation in the last case, T., Nencki. 707 ; P.,1901, 91. Marck, J. L. B. van der, Xainade~a Martin, G., on a theory of chemical com- indica, A,, ii, 71, 334. bination, P., 1901, 169. Marckwald, E. See Richaid Jos. Martinand, V., presenw of iiivertin of Meyer. suerasc in grapes, A., ii, 35. Yarckwald. WiZheZnz. and illichael Martin-Claude. See A. Truchon. Chain, preparation of ’morpholine, A., Martine, Camille, action of benzalde- i, 380. hyde on sodiomenthol ; new methods -- morpholine and its derivatives, of preparing benzylidenenienthone, A., i, 741. A,, i, 599. Marcuse, Arthur, and Richard Wolffen- Martinotti, C., and L. Cornelio, iron stein, stereochemistry in the piperidine citr,ite and iron ammoilium citrate, Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. series, II., A., i, 608. A., i, 667. -- hydrogen peroxide, A., i, 603. Martre. See Denoyks. Marcusson, J. See D. Holde. Mascarelli, 1;. See Giuseppe Testoni. Margulies, Otto, Neumann’s moclification Mascetti, E. See Arturo Miolati. of Fischer’s phenylhydrazine test for Maselli, C., chloro-derivatives of o-benz- the detection of sugar in urine, A., oicsulphinide, A., i, 27 1. ii, 135. Massa, C. See Guido Pellizzari. Marie, Ch., action of hypophosphorous Massaciu, Cornelius. See Alfred acid on acetone, A., i, 635. Stock. Marino, L. See Augusto Piccini. Massol, Gustave, acidimetric value of Marko, Dmitri, pentahydric alcohol monosubstituted benzoic acid?, A., from propyldiallylcarbinol, A. , i, 251. i, 323. Markownikoff, WZadimir B., congratu- -thermochernistry of 0- and p-bromo latory address to, and his reply, P., benzoic acids, A., i, 323. 1901, 1, 83. -thermochemistry of o-chlorobeuzoic Mark-Schnorf, Fr. Iz., two pure pepto- acid, A., ii, 226. gens, A., ii, 401. -thermochemistry of o-iodobenzoic Markwald, WiZZy, separation of the amyl acid, A,, ii, 226. alcohols contained in fusel oil, I., -acidimetric value (avidity) of p-sul. A., i, 248. phanilic acid, A., i, 532. View Article Online 768 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Mas801, Gustaw, and MaldGs, solubility Maurel, Z., influence of nitrogenous of mixtures of copper sulphate and food on the excretion of uric acid, A., sodium sulphatc, A., ii, 594. ii, 565. Masson, [David] Ornze. See Charles -influence of diet on the phosphoric James Martin. acid and sodium chloride of the urine, Masson, Heizri, syntheses of tertiary A., ii, 565. alcohols of the fatty series, A., i, 249. Mavrojannis, preparation of the esters Maszewski, T., ptyalin activity, A., of o-, rn-, and p-nitrobenzoylcyano- i, 178. acetic acid and crystallised o-nitro Mathews, Albert P.,division of unfer- benzoic chloride, A., i, 470. tilised epgs, A., ii, 28. Mayer, Adoy, chloiine requirement of -salivary secretion, A., ii, 176. lm~lcwlieat,A., ii, 416.

~ artificial parthenogencsis, A., - conclitions of the productioii of ii, 665. protcids in plants, A., ii, 526. Matignon, Ccmille, combination of Mayer, Pn;rcZ, behaviour of d-gluconic nitiogen with metals of the rare earth avid in the organism, A., ii, 261. group, A., ii, 60. __ a new reducing substance in the -direct combination of hydrogen with blood, A , ii, 563. the metals of the rare earths, A., ii, 61. Mayer, Aichard. See Jolmnnes Pinnow. -neodymium chloride, A., ii, 602. MazB, Pierre, r61e of oxygen in germina- Matignon, Cirrnille, and Marcel Del6- tion, A., ii, 32. pine, composition of thorium hydride Mazzara, Girolamo, action of sulphuryl and nitride, A., ii, 106. cliloridr on methyl protocatechnate ; Matteucci, Xaf. Vittorio, simultaneous tlichloroprotocntechuic acid and di- production of two nitrogen compounds chloroveratric acid, A., i, 720. in the crater of Vesuvius, A., ii, 63. Mazzara, Girolamo, and P. Guarnieri, Matthes, Herman?&,alcohol bascs, A., action of sulphuryl chloride on ethyl i, 259, 513. gallate, A., i, 594 Matthews, Fraitcis Edward, 2 : 3 : 5-tri- -- action of sulphuryl chloride chlorobenzoic acid, T., 43 ; P., 1900, on the methyl and ethyl esters of 187. gallic acid, A., i, 722. Matthey, Edward, preparation of large Mazzotto, Domenico, specific heats of quantities of tellurium, A., ii, 447. alloys, A., ii, 492. Matuschek, J., action of hydrofluosilicic Mazzucchelli, Arrigo, conversion of acid on potassium ferrocyanide, A., liyoscyarnine into atropine by meaiis i, 262. of sodium alkyloxides in alcoholic - action of hydrofluosilicic acid on solution, A., i, 161. potassium ferricyanide, A., i, 454. Mead, L. D., and William J. Gies, -influence of light on the deconipos- physiological and toxicological effects ition of aqueous solutions of potass- of tellurium compounds, A., ii, 261. ium ferricyanidc, A., i, 455, 584. Meade, Richard K., method for pre- - action of sunlight on aqueous paring normal, seminormal,decinormal, Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. solutions of potassium ferrocyanide, &c., sulphuric acid of exact strength, A., i, 635. A., ii, 342. - action of sulphur dioxide on -preparation of strictly tenth-normal, [aqueous solutions of] potassium ferro- fifth-normal, &c., hydrochloric or cyanide, A., i, 635. nitric acid, A., ii, 530. - action of sulphur dioxide on Means, Thomas H. See Milton Whit- aqueous solutions of potassium ferri- ney. cyanide, A., i, 635. Megele, L. See Harts Buchner. - comparative experiments 011 the Mehl, Hugo F. See Lowis Hahlenberg. intensity of the action of light on Mehner, Hans, 0- and p-chlorophenyl- aqueous solutions (containing equal acetic acids, A., i, 208. amounts of iron) of potassium ferro- -- derivatives of anthranilic acid, A., cyanide and ferricyanide, A., i, 636. i, 470. -formation of Berlin blue and ferric - esters of anthranilic acid, A., hydroxide by the action of sunlight on i, 644. aqueous solutions of potassium ferri- Meigen, WiZhelm, simple reaction for cyanide, A., i, 677. distinguishing aragonite and calcite, -action of carbon dioxide on aqueous A., ii, 692. solutions of ferro- and ferri-cyanides, MeilEre, G., presence of sucrose in A., i, 677. Panama wood, A., ii, 185. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. '769

Meillsre, G., and Ph. Chapelle, estima- Merzbacher, Aaron, and Edglrr Frccwcis tion of reducing sugars in blood, A., Smith, electrolytic oxidation of toluene, ii, 354, A., i, 134. MeillGre, G., and Leper, glycogen in Meschlumjanz, P. See Carl Adam animal organs, A,, ii, 326. Bischoff. Meisenheimer, Jacob, nitroanthracene, Mesnil, Fdix, intracellular digestion A., i, 135. and enzymes in Actiniae, A., ii, 562. Meissl, Emerich, and TVilhclm Bersch, Metelka, ilfilau. See Hans Jahn. metabolism in the pig during feeding Methner, Thcodor, the citric acid soln- with sugar, starch, and molasses, A., bility of the phosphoric acid contained ii, 668. in bone meal, A,, ii, 278. Meissner, Richard, occurrencc and dis- Metzger, 3'. J. See Horace Lenazd nppearance of glycogen in yeast CCIIS, Wells. A., ii, 263. Metzger, Richard. See Otto Dimroth. Meister, Lucius & Briining. See Meunier, Jean, molecular compound of Farbwerke vorm. Meister, Lucius, methyl iodide with methyl alcohol, & Briining. A., i, 442. Meldola, liaphael, and John Yargas -Lindet's process for the estimation Eyre. additional notes on dinitro-o- of dextrose and dextrin in commercial anisidine: a chemical reaction in glucose, A., ii, 286. which one of the products continues Meunier, Lion, estimation of rennet- the same reaction, T., 1076 ; P., 1901, ferment in gastric juice, A., ii, 115. 131, 185. -estimation of hydrochloric acid in Meldola, BapJtacl, and Frederick Wd- gastric juice, A., ii, 342. limn Streatfeild, note on Gallinek's Meunier, Stccnislns, meteorite from aniinon~etliyl:iaphiiiiindzole, I?. , 1900, Laiiyon, France, A., ii, 66. 183. -meteorite froin Ceylon, A., ii, 322. Meldola, Baphccel, and Elkan Wechsler, -the red rain at Palernio in March, the nitration of acetamino-o-phenyl 1901, A., ii, 322. acetate (diacetyl-o-aminophenol): a Meusel, W. See Daniel Vorliinder. correction, P., 1900, 1813. Meusser, A., cobalt and nickel iodatcs Meldrum, Andrew X. See Francis and their solubility in water, A., Robert Japp. ii, 555. Mellor, J. W.,some a-alkyl substitution Meusser, Adolf. See Otto Ruff. products of glutaric, adipic and pimelic Meyer, D., calcium compounds in soils ; acids, T., 126; P., 1900, 215. estiniation of assimilable calcium, A., - on the union of hydrogen and ii, 273. chlorine. Parts I. to III., T., 216 ; Meyer, Emst %on,[with R. Nacke, and P., 1900, 221. AT. Gmeiner], 2l-toluenesulphiiiic acid, -estimation of cyanides and cyanates, A., i, 264. A., ii, 202. Meyer, Ferdinand C. See Robert Mendel, Lafctyette B., and Edward C. Behrend. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Schneider, excretion of lcynurenic Meyer, Hans, amino-acids, A., i, 190. acid, A., ii, 259, 565. -nitrogen derivatives of cantharidin, Mendel, Lafayette B., and 3. P. A., i, 221. Underhill, products of papain and -acid chlorides of' the pyridine series, bromelin proteolysis, A., i, 355. A., i, 407. Mendel, Lccfayette B. See also P. A. -general method for preparing chlor- Levene. ides of organic acids, A., i, 628. Menin, AIfredo. See G. Pellini. ester-formation with pyridinepoly- Mennicke, H., analysis of bone fat, A., carboxylic acids, A., i, 750. ii, 138. Meyer, Richard Jos., and Richard Jacoby, Mensio, Carlo. See Icilio Guareschi. double nitrates of quadrivalent cerium Merck, [Carl] Emanzcel, compounds of and of thorium, A., ii, 510. the alkali metals and cyclic amino- Meyer, Richayd Jos., and E. Marckwald, ketones, A., i, 670. separation of cerite earths from monaz- Merklin, Prosper. See P. NobQourt. ite sand, A,, ii, 21. Merriam, Henry F. See Bewry Lord Meyerhoffer, Wilhelm, reciprocal salt Wheeler. pairs. 111. Melting points of reciprocal Merrill, L. B., box experiments with salt pairs ; the preparation for analysis phosphoric acid from different sources, and the synthesis of minerals by double A., ii, 341. decomposition, A., ii, 639. View Article Online 770 INDEX OF AUTfiORS.

Meyerhoffer, Wilhelm, and F. 6. Cott- Miers, Henry Alexander, Rammelsberg rell, an acid triple salt, A., ii, 552. memorial lecture, T., 1 ; P., 1900, Meyerhoffer, Wilhelm. See also Jcicobus 219. Henricus van't HoR Miklaszewski, Bol., and Stefan ?.on Michael, ArtJur, synthe5es with ethyl Niementowski, the three isomeric sodioacetoacetate arid the formation of 8-aniinophenylbenziminoazoles, A,, rings of four carhon atoms by meaiis i, 760. of sodium ethoxide, A., i, 123. Miller, 1Yilhelm von, and Georg Rohde, - methyl cyanide as a catalytic [in part with Josef Brunner and Ernst reagent ; and a criticism of J. U. NePs Fussenegger], the cinchona alkaloids, views on the Frankland, Wurtz, and A., i, 95. Conrad reactions, -4.,i, 457. Miller, William Lash, and Frank B. Michael, Arthur, and Ilrdlnce T. Conn, Kenrick, model to show ionic migra- action of iodineand bromine on chlorine tion, A., ii, 55. lieptosideandyerchloricacid,A.,ii,152. Millosevich, Federico, perofskite from Michael, Arthur, [with Bobcrt ATeZson Emnrese in Val d'dosta, A., ii, 398. Hartman], study of the Perkin reaction, Mills, ll? Xloan. See Hugh Ryan. A., i, 358. Milroy, J. A., action of reducing agents Michael, Arthur, [and, in part, Virgil on hzematin, A., i, 656. L. Leighton, and F. D. Wilson], __ an albumose in urine, A., ii, 68. isomeric isobutylene chloroliydrins and Milroy, T. II., acid poisoning in birds, the decomposition of mixed ethers by A., ii, 611. hydrogen haloids, A., i, 625. Minguin, Jules, and E. GrLgoire de Michaelis, [Carl Arnold]Azcpist, remarks Bollemont, racemisation, A., ii, 49'7. on the relation of inorganic to organic Minguin, JZLZCS.See also Albin Hal- chemistry, A., i, 195. ler. Michaelis, August, and K. von Arend, Miolati, Art?wo, constitution of nitro- action of phosphorus oxycl~lorideon ferricyanides, A., i, 131. ethyl aminocrotonate, A., i, 609. Miolati, Arturo, and I. Bellucci, --phosphorus suboxide, A., platinum compounds, A., ii, 246. ii, 153. Miolati, Arturo, and E. Mascetti, Michaelis, August, and H. Bindewald, inorganic acids, A., ii, 381. thiopyrine, A., i, 52. Miolati, Arfuro, and C. C. Tagiuri, Michaelis, August, [with A. BUSS,Htcgo some ruthenium compounds, A., Ciani, L. Eifler, Pad Gusewell, M. ii, 246. Heine, H. Hess, C. Hosseus, D. von Miranda, M. See V. Delfino. Karchowski, W.Krahe, Paul Loebner, Misslin, Emile. See Friedrich Kehr- Felix Ohm, Alfred Schaeuble, Paul mann. Schonherr, FViZhel~nSochtig], aromatic Mitchell, Charles Ainsworth, the Mau- chlorophosphines and their derivatives, men6 test for oils, A., ii, 587. A., i, 300. Mitt, F. See Carl Adam Bischoff. Michaelis, August, and A. Flemming, Mochizuki, Jtmichi, decomposition of Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. dibenzylmethane- and hydroxymethyl- proteids by trypsin, A., ii, 667. enecaniphor-phosphinic acids, A., Modzelewski, Jean de. See J. de i, 438. Kowalski. Michaelis, August, and 3. Gunkel, Mobius, M, anthophaein, the brown action of aniline and of ammonia colouring matter of flowers, A., on 5-chloro-l-phenyl-3-methylpyrazole i, 221. methochloride, A., i, 351. Mohlau, Bichard, and Jfax Heinze, Michaelis, Azcgust, [with F. Hillring- charac teriqation of aminoazo-com- haus, E. Richter, and G. ThevBnot], pounds, A., i, 432. aromatic boron compounds, A., i, 355. Mohlau, Richard, and Ernst Kegel, Michaelis, August, U. Voss, and Max condensation of benzhydrols with p- Greiss, some 5-halogeuphenylalkyl- hydrozyazo-compounds and the struc- pyrazoles, A., i, 40'7. ture of the latter, A., i, 56. Michaelis, Leonor, dyes for fats, A., Moller, Johann, electrolytic reduction i, 489. of o-nitroanthraquinone to o-amino- Micheli, F. Jules, electromotive force anthraquinone, A., i, 598. and optical constants of chromium, - electrolytic reduction of o-nitro- A., ii, 82. anthraquinone in alkaline, and of 1:5- Michie, Arthur C. See Fruncis Robert and a-dinitroanthraquinone in acid Japp. solution, A., i, 646. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 771

Moeser, Ludwig, See FVilhelm Eid- Moreschini, R., solidification point of mann. fatty acid.., A., ii, 48. Mohr, Otto, synthesis of the ad-dimethyl- Morgan, Gilbert Thomas, reduction of adipic acids, A., i, 364. ferric salts, A., ii, 694. Mohr, Otto. See aIso Jolumncs Wisli- Morgan, Leoi~ardP., ancl Edgar Francis cenus. Smith, chalcopyrite, A., ii, 319. Moir, James, o- and p-cyanohydroxy- Morkowin, N. , influence of aimsthetics derivatives of pyridine, Y., 1901, 69. on the respiration of plants, A., ii, 331. Moissan, Henri, samarium carbide, A, Morpurgo, Gizclio, deteimination of the ii, 61. hardness of water, A., ii, 133. - preparation and properties of Morris, George Harris, the combined sulphammonium, A., ii, 234. action of diastase and yeast on starch- -new tieatment of niobite : prcpaka- granules, T., 1085 ; I’., 1901, 178. tion mid pioperties of fused iiiobiuni, Morris, George Harris. See also Allnn A., ii, 556. Macfadyen. Moissan, Hewri, and Prcul Lebeau, Morse, HcLrmon Northrup, ancl D. W. sulphuryl fluoride; a new gas, A., Horn, preparation of osniotic mem- ii, 233. branes by electrolysis, A., ii, 543. Moitessier, Jos~pk. See Jides Ville. Moschner, J., 4-hydroxyhydrindene ; Molini6, Marcel, waters contaiiiinated new derivatives of xylene and ethyl- by cystine, A., ii, 42. benzene, A., i, 374. Molinier, ill. See Albert Frouin. Moser, hzemoglobin crystals for the dis- Molisch, Hans, new chromonen produc- tinction between human and animal ing a carmine-red dye, A.,Oii, 571. blood, A., ii, 712. Moltke-Kansen, Ivar, electrolytic Mosler, Hzcgo, teniperature coefficient of scparation of lead from manganese, the susceptibility of some salt solutions A., ii, 478. of the iron group, particularly of ferric Momsen, C. See Eberhard Ramm. chloride, A., ii, 643. Monheim, J. See Jiiliics Bredt. Mossler, Gustav. See Ernst Friecljung. Montanari, Carlo, estimation of potass- Motschan. See Theodor T.SeliwanoE ium by perchloric acid in coniniercial Mott, Frederick W., arid William Dob- analyses, A., ii, 195. inson Halliburton, chemistry of nerve - organic iodiile in the waters of degeneration, A., ii, 463. Salsornaggiore, A., ii, 664. Mott, Frcderick W. See also lYilliant -rapid estimatioii of nitrate in soils, Dobinson Halliburton. A., ii, 688. Mouneyrat, Antoiac, liesyl bromide, A. , Montemartini, Clcmente, compounds of ii, 441. bisniuth salts with organic bases, A., Moureu, Charles, new reactions of organo- i, 163. metallic compounds of magnesium, A. , Montemartini, CZementc, and U. Egidi, i, 317. bismulh phosphates, A., ii, 62. Moureu, Charles, and Eaymoncl Delange, acetylcenanthylidene and benzoyl-

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. -- soluble bismuth phosphate, A., ii, 106. oenanthylidene [acetyl and benzoyl- -- studies of the acids of phos- heptinene] and their convcrsion by phorus. J. Velocity of hydration of hydration into 8-diketones, A., i, 14. metaphosphoric acid, A., ii, 551. __- decomposition of ketones of Monti, C. See Attzlio Purgotti. acetylenic function by means of alkalis, Moody, Herbert R. See Xa?nuel Azcch- A., i, 14. muty Tucker. -- acetylenic ketones ; synthesis Moore, Arne, poisonons effects of saline of B-diketones, A., i, 352. solutions, A., ii, 68. --two new acids of the acetylene -effect of ions on the contraction of series ; synthesis of octoic and pelar- the lymph hearts of the frog, A., gonic acids, A., i, 359. ii, 257. --hydrogenation of amglpropiolic Moore, Beiijamiz, and William H. acid ; hexoylacetic acid, A., i, 360. Parker, the functions of bile as a ~-syntheses of aldehydes of the solvent, A,, ii, 402. acetylene series, A., i, 581. Moore, Benjmnin, and C. 0. Purinton, Moureu. Charles, and H. Desmots, con- complete removal of the suprarenal densation of the true acetylene hydro- glands, A., ii, 406. carbons with formaldehyde ; synthesis Moreau, B., propel ties and estimation of of primary alcohols of the acetylene alkali persulphates, A., ii, 575. series, A., i, 442. View Article Online 772 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Moussu. See Albert Charrin. Murumow, J. J., J. Sack, arid Bern1m-d Mouton, H., intracellular diastases of the Tollens, oxyccllnlose aiid hydroccllu- Arnceba, A., i, 623. lose, A., i, 453. Muck, O., thiocyanates in nasal and Mueculus, A. See TV. Feuerstein. conjunctival secretion, A., ii, 117. Myers, 17. C., sugar beet in alkali soil, Miihle, Kd. See Gzcstav Loges. A., ii, 468. Muhle, Paul, preparation of' pure anipho- Mylius, F~CI~IY,stitdies on the solnhilities pelkone, A., i, 492. of salts. VI. Telluric acid arid allotcl- Miiller, dug. See Cad Haeuesermann. luric ad,A., ii, 550. Miiller, C. See Theorlo?. Curtius. Mylius, Fmnz, antl Rudolf Dietz, uranyl Miiller, Erich (Berlin), cellulose diges- chloride and water, A, ii, 660. tion in the alimentary canal, A,, Mylius, F~anr. See also Iizctlolf Dietz. ii, 252. Miiller, Erich (Dresden), dirriiiiutioii of cathodic depolarisation by potassium N. chromate, A., ii, 218. -stndies on cathodic polarisatioii and Nabl, Arnold, action of hydrogen peroxide depolarisation, A., ii, 219. on thiosulphatrs, A., ii, 16, 94. - electrolytic preparation of alltxli Nacke, A. See Zrnst wn Meyer. periodates, A., ii, 350. Name, E. 0. van, thiocyanates of copper -- the chloriiie-hydrogen gas cell, A., and silver in gravimetric analysis, A., ii, 537. ii, 130. Miiller, Fraizz, action of iron in anzmia Namias, RodoZj'o, persnlphates, A,, ii, 16. experimentally produced, A., ii, 522. Nasse, Otto, we of Millon's reagent, A,, Miiller, Franz. See also A. Loewy. ii, 289. Muller, 11. See Frieclrich Kehrmann. Nastukoff, A., oxycelluloses, A., i, 315. Muller, Helmuth. See Max Scholtz. Natterer, Koiz~nd, chcinical investiga- Miiller, Jens. See Ezcgen Bamberger. tions in the Red Sea, A., ii, 173. Miiller, P. See Th. Fischer. Naumann, Alexandcr, arid TVilhdm Miiller, TVilhelm, crystalline form of Miiller, regularities in the distillation

calcium, barium, and strontium sulph- of dilute aqueous phenol solutions, A. ~ ides, A., ii, 60. i, 204. Miiller, Wilhelnz. See also Alcxander Nauss, A. O., estimation of Prussian Naumann. blue in spent gas purifying material, Miiller-Thurgau, Hermann, investiga- A., ii, 43. tions on the roots of plants, A., Naylor, William Arthur IIarrison, antl ii, 525. C'hadcs Stanley Dyer, oroxylin, T., Miintz, Achille, and R. Rousseaux, agri- 954 ; P., 1901, 145. cultural value of Madagascar soils, A., -___ estimation of solution of ii, 273. hydrogen peroxide, A., ii, 686. Muller, Joseph Augzcste, composition of Neander, Erwin .con. See Cowad Will-

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. a sulphated calcareous water at Lau- gerodt. taret (Hautes-Alpes), A., ii, 114. Nedokuchaeff, N. K., composition of Muller, Paul Thiebaut, variation in the rye grain at different stages of ripeness, composition of natnral mineral waters A., ii, 331. detected by the aid of the electrical Nef, John Ulric, dissociation of thc conductivity, A., ii, 456. alkyl nitrates, sulpliates, and haloids, Mulliken, S. P.,J. W. Brown, and P. R. A., i, 626. French, formaldehyde as B product of Neff, Pnzd, estimation of nnsaponifiable the incomplete cornbustion of carbon matters in commercial oleins, A., compounds, A., i, 188. ii, 360. Mulliken, S. P.,and lfcyward Scudder, Nencki, Narcellus, [methylmercaptaii detection of methyl alcohol in niixtures, from albumin], A., i, 242. A, ii, 43. Nencki, Marcellus, and Leon larch- Mumme, Erick. See Daniel Vorlander. lewski, chlorophyll ; degradation of Munk, Immaizucl, fat absorption, A., phyllocyanin to h;emopyrrole, A., ii, 176. i, 554. Munson, L. S. See L. ill. Tolman. Nencki, Marcallus, and Natalie Sieber, Murach, E: See Carl Arnold. nature of pepsin, A., ii, 401. Murco, H. See A. Astruc. Nencki, Marcellus, and J. Zaleski, re- Murray, J. Alan, analysis of soils, A., duction products and constitution of ii, 350. hEmin, A., i, 434. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHOIZS. 773

Nencki, 2llarcellus, and J. Zaleski, Niederstadt, C. See Alexundw Tschirch. estimation of ammonia in animal Niementowski, Stefan von. See Bol. liquids and tissues, A., ii, 688. Miklaszewski. Nerking, Joseph, [properties and coni- Nietzki, hdolf, and Richard Dietschy, position of glycogen], A., I, 454; tetranitrobenzene, nitrodinitroso- ii, 462. benzene, arid trinitrophenylhydroxyl- -combination of fat and proteid, A., amim, A., i, 196. i, 491. Nobbe, Priedrich, and Loreim Hiltner, - solubility of pigments in fats slid effect of different amounts of inocu- soaps, A., ii, 117. lating material on the production of Nernst, TVdtlzc.r, hydration of dissolved nodiiles and the yield of Leguminoszc, substances, A., ii, 12. A., ii, 187. - [ E. M.F. of conccntration calls], A., NobBcourt, P.,and Prosper Merklin, fer- ii, 370. ment acting on snlol in various organs, __ theory of solutions, A., ii, 647. A., ii, 324. Nestler, Anton, simple method for the Noeldechen, Fritz, derivatives of cyclo- detection of caffeine, aiid its prxtical pentadiene, A., i, 61. application, A., ii, 432. Noel-Paton, Dinmzid, rnetabolisni in the Neub auer, Otto, combination of glycu roiiic dog before and after removal of the acid with fatty compounds, A,, ii, 614. spleen, A,, ii, 29. Neuberg, Curl, glycuronic acid, I., A., Noel-Paton, Diarmid, and J. Eason, i, 66. irifliieiice of drugs on hepatic meta- - rolour reactions of siigars, A., bolism, A., ii, 253. ii, 286. Nolting, Evzilio, and N. Blum, deriva- - detection of succinic acid, A., tives of dilietohyclrindene (indane- ii, 290. dione), A., i, 728. -- the so-called furfuraldehyde tests Nijlting, Brnilio, A. Braun, aiid G. for carbohydrates, A., ii, 356. Thesmar, nitro- and bromo-derivatives Neuberg, Curl, and Jtdi~Wohlgemuth, of the xylidines, A., i, 588. behaviour of tlie three arabinoses in Norr, Wilhelm. Sec Rolnvd Scholl. the aniiiial body, A., ii, 521. Nola, 3.rli. See Ubaldo Antony. Neuberg, Carl. See also FCX~~~LLCIL~Nolf, Pierre, osmotic pressure of dog's Blumenthal, and AZfrccl Wohl. submaxillary saliva, A., ii, 176. Neufeld, C. A., apparatus for the extrac- -niechanisni of the action of the [red] tion of solntions by means of liquids blood corpuscles, A., ii, 256. of ii lower specific gravity, A,, Nordenskiold, Adolf Erik, discovery and ii, 152. occurrence of minerals containing rare Neumann, B., calcium carbide and silicon elements, A., ii, 319. carbide as reducing agents for metallic - microlite from Finland, A,, oxides, salts, and ores, A., ii, 98. ii, 515. - analysis of commercial metallic Nordenskjold, Ivvar, molybdenum semi- pciitoxidc, A., ii, 454. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. silicon, A,, ii, 127. Neumann, li., and E. Wittich, natural Norris, George L., estimation of mangan- cndrniuin oxide, A., ii, 605. ese in ferro-inanganese and nickel in Neumann, B. See also E. Wittich. steel, A., ii, 579. Neumann, Edgur. See Otto Wallach. Norris, *James F., non-existence of ter- Neumann, 1;. See Friedrich Xrafft. valent carbon, A., i, 198. Neville, Allen. See Robert Howson Norris, Jcc/iies El., and Warren lV. Pickard. Sanders, triphenylchloromethane, A,, Neville, Frrmcis Uexry. See ClmrZes i, 193. l'hoii~nsHeycock. Norris, R. S. , phenyl-p-nitro-o-tolyl- Newth, G. S., a laboratory niethod for sulphone and some of its derivatives, the preparation of ethylene, T., 915 ; A., i, 133. P., 1901, 147. North, Etlimrd. See Henry Fay. Nichols, Hcnr?j TV., test for chlorine for Norton, John T.,jzcn., action of sodium u~ewith the blowpipe, A, ii, 342. thiosnlplirrte on solutions of metallic Nicloux, ilfccurice, presence of carbon salts at high teniperatuies and pres- monoxide in the blood, A,, ii, 515. sures, A., ii, 624. __ assag age of carbon mnnoxidc: from Nothornb, ~IICICI?W~,dissociation of air ti- mother to fetus, A., ii. 60s. inony pentachloride, A,, ii, 88. Nicola, Fralzcesco, iron of normal urine, Nowakowski, Leon. See Augustin Bis- A, ii, 326. trz ycki. View Article Online 774 INDEX OF AVTHORS.

Noyes, Avthur Amos, exact relation Oechsner de Coninck, William, uranium between osmotic pressure and vaponr nitrate, A., ii, 104, 105, 164, 165. pressure, A., ii, 87. - uranium nitrate and sulphate, A., -modification of the common method ii, 390. of determining tiansport numbers and -manium sulphate, A., ii, 660. investigation of the inflnence of con- Oechsner de Coninck, ll’illiam, and centration on these numbeis fQr some Camo, electrolysis of uranium nitrate, ternary salts, A.: ii, 143. A., ii, 556. Noyes, Arthur Anaos, aiid A. A. Oeohsner de Coninck, PiZZiant, and Blanchard, lecture experiments illus- Servant, specific difference between trating the electrolytic dissociation ketones and aldehydes, A., i, 126. theory and the laws of the velocity Oefele, estimation of fat in fzces, A., and equilibrium of chemical change, ii, 78. A., ii, 91. Oehler, K., preparation of hydroxytri- Noyes WiZlinrn Albert, synthesis of azoles and their sulphonic acids, A., derivatives of dimethylcyclopentanone, i, 768. Bj3-dimethyladipic acid, and aPP- Oesterlin, Carl. See Avred Wohl. triniethyladipic acid, A., i, 631. Offer, a new sugar reaction, A., ii, 354. Noyes, William Albert, and lt‘. Jf. Ogawa, illnsntnka. See 3dzuard Divers. Blanchard, caniphoric acid. X. Itace- Ogden, A. 1V. See Edwnrd H. Jenkins. mic camuholytic acid and racemic Ohm, BZix. See August Michaelis. di1iydrohiTdro;ycainpholytic acid, A., Okell, J. See Arthur Harden. i. 664. Oker-Blom, Illnx, electromotive pheno- Noyes, FVillinm Albcrt, and L. Leslie mena of resting frog’smusele, A., ii, 326. Helmer, estimation of sulphur in iron -absorption and secretion, A., ii, 520. and steel, A., ii, 687. - an electrometric method to deter- Noyes, William, Albert, and Albert C. mine the presence of very small quan- Lyon, reaction between chlorine and tities of electrolytes whose ions are ammonia, A., ii, 601. transported at different speeds, A., Noyee, William Albert, and R. R. ii, 541. Warfel, the boiling point curve of -resorptionof one solution byanothor, mixtures of ethyl alcohol and water, A., A., ii, 543. ii, 594. Olds, H. F., “blue asbestos” [crocidolite], Nuesch, Pad. See Fyiedrich Kehrmann. A., ii, 113. Wussberger, Gz~sstav,thermal water from Oliveri, Yi?z,cemo. and F. Romano, wheat Vals, Lugnez Valley, A,, ii, 322. aiid vine culture, A., ii, 527. - mineral springs of Yal Sinestra, Ongaro, G , analysis of a zeolite, A., Lower Engadine, A., ii, 322. ii, 396. Nurrsberger, Gzutav. See also Chy. Oppenheimer, Sally. See flaw Jahn. Tarnuzzer. Oppermann, E. See (Xavles Cornjielcl Garrard. Orloff, hr. A,, amount of selenium in Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. 0. sulphuric acid, A., ii, 192. Oates, William Henry. See Gcorge - preparation of Rrsenic free from Young. antimony, A,, ii, 313. Obermiller, Gustav. See Max Busch. -- formation of the green variety of Obermiller, Julius. See Ham von sulphur, A., ii, 499. Pechmann. -new mode of formation of Wohler’s Obrastzoff, 8. See D. Iwanowski. blue (or green) sulphur, A,, ii, 499. O’Byrne, Leo. See Johz Bishop Tingle. Orndorff, William Ridgely, and C. 3. Oddo, Giuseppe, etherification Ly nieans Brewer, constitution of gallein and of inorganic salts, A., i, 495. ccerulein, A., i, 724. -phosphorus osyohloride as a solvent Orndorff, William Iiidgely, and J. E. in cryoscopy, A., ii, 492. Teeple, bilirubin, the red colouring

- the two iodine monochlorides.> A..-, matter of the bile, A., i, 602. ii, 648. Orndorff, Wdlinm Ridgely, and E. D. -iodine trichloride, A., ii, 649. Thebaud, two modifications of benzene- - [sulphur trioxidk and its diiiieric 4-azoresorcinol and the constitution of form], A., ii, 650. tlic hydroxyazo-compounds, A., i, 774. Oechsner de Coninck, William, some Orth, W. See Stanislaw yon Hostanecki. reactions of substituted anilines, A., Ortloff, Hugo, iufluence of carbon dioxide i, 80. on fermentation [of sucrose], A., ii, 262. View Article Online INDEX OF L$UTHORS, 775

Orton, Kennedy Joseph Previte, benzoyla- tion of fatty acids in the presence of P. ammonia ; formation of amider, T,, 1351 ; P., 1901, 200. Paal, Carl, albumin peptones, A., i, 623. Orton, Kennedy Joseph Previte, and -action of aminosulphonic acid on p- Archibald Edward Garrod, benzoyla- chloroaniline, A., i, 693. tion of alcapton urine, A., ii, 614. Paal, Carl, and M. Hubaleck, action of Orton, Kennedy Joceph Previte. See also aminosulphonic acid on piperidine, A,, .Frederick Daniel Chattaway. i, 745. Osaka, Ft‘Tzskichi, birotation of dextrose, Paal, Carl, and Heiwich Schulze, di- A., i, 127. beiizoylmaleic and dibenzoylfumaric - relation between the dissociation esters, A., i, 148. constant and the degree of dissociation -__ the 9 tereoiso m eric symmetrical of an electrolyte in the presence of clibenzo lethylenes, A,, i, 154. other electrolytes, A., ii, 371. Paal, Carl and Hernzann Stern, isomeric Osborne, Thomas Burr, a hydrolytic bromodiphenacyls, A., i, 476. product from edestiri, its relationship Pagel, Camille, calcium glyceroarsenate, to Weyl’s albriminate and to the A., i, 498. histone group, A., i, 781. - desti uction of orgaiiic substances - the basic nature of the proteid by means of chromyl chloride in toxi- molecule and the behaviour of edestin cological analysis, A., ii, 39. to known quantities of acid and alkali, Pagliani, Stefano, specific volume of A., i, 781. liquids at infinite pressure, A., ii, 644. -a type of reaction by which sodium Pagnoul, A zmk, cultivation of barley, carbonate and hydrochloric acid may A., ii, 123. be formed in the auiiiial organisni, - estimation of clay in soil, A., A,, ii, 402. ii, 283. Osborne, TV. A,, ether and chloroform Pakes, Walter Charles Cross, and Walter extraction apparatus for liquids, A., Henry Jollyman, the collection and ii, 136. examination of the gases produced by - rigor inortis and the formation of Bacteria from certain media, T., 322 ; d-lactic acid, A., ii, 460. P., 1900, 189. Oshima, Kintaro, and Bernhard Tollens, --the bacterial decomposition of nori from Japan, A., ii, 468. formic acid into carbon dioxide and --spectral reactions of methyl- hydrogen, T., 386 ; P., 1901, 29. furfuraldehyde, A., ii, 484. --the bacterial oxidation of Ost, Hermann, distribution of sulphuric formates by nitrates, T., 459 ; P., acid in the atmosphere, A., ii, 15. 1901, 39. Oat, Hernznnn, and W. Klapproth, pre- Palache, Charles, tellurides from Colo- cipitation of tin from its sulpho-salts sado, A., ii, 109. and its separation from antimony by Paliatseas, Photios G. See James John- electrolysis, A., ii, 695. stom Dobbie. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Ostwald, WzZheZm, absoln te potentials Palladin, Wladintir, synthesis of proof the metals and remarks on normal teids, A., ii, 333. electrodes, A., ii, 2. Palladini, M., estimation of tartaric acid -periodic phenomena in the dissolu- in presence of oxalic acid, A., ii, 135. tion of chromium in acidg, A., ii, 24. Palmaer, Wilhelm, capillary-electrical Ostwald, WiZheZm. See also N. T. M. phenomena, A., ii, 370. Wilsmore. Panaotovic. See Conrad voit Seelhorst. O’Sullivan, Cornelius, gum tragacanth, Panzer, Theodor, a chlorinated casein T., 1164 ; P., 1901, 156. and its decomposition products with Oewald, Ad., thyreo-globulin, A., ii, 461. fuming hydrochloric acid, A., i, 780. Oswald, Ad. See also 23. won Cyon. Panzer, Theodor. See also Emst Ludwig. Ott, Emil. See Friedrich Rehrmann. Paoletti. Sre GzcicZo Pellizzari. Otto, Marius, determination of the Paolini, Vinceazo, resolution of tri- molecular weight of ozone by means methylsuccinic acid into its optical of the ba’ance, A., ii, 380. antipodes, A., i, 253. Otto, Richard, chemical changes in apples - a new trimethylenedicarboxylic during ripening, A., ii, 678. acid, A., i, 253. Ouvrard, Lton [ Viclor Rene’],borates of Papeg, A. N. estimation of phosphoric magnesium and the alkali-earth metals, acid in basic slags, A,, ii, 192. A., ii, 158. Pappos. See Carl D. Harries. View Article Online 776 INDEX OF 4UTHORY.

Paradies, TJL See Martin Freund. Pauly, Hermann, and Cad Boehm, Paris, Giulio, the sensitiveness and trust- 3-keto-2:2 :5:5-tetramethylpyrrolidine, worthiness of certain methods of detect- A., i, 607. ingcitric and tartaric acids, and of one Pauly, Hermann, and A. Schaum, of these in presence of the other, A., aminopyrrolidines, A., i, 607. ii, 206. Pavlizek, F. See Bohuslav Brauner. Parker, William H. See Benjaniin Pavy, .Frederick William, and R. L. Moore. Siau, nature of the sugar present in Parkin, John, a reserve carbohydrate, blood, urine, and muscle, A., ii, 257. which produces mannose, from the Pawlewski, Bronislaw, formation of bulb of Lilinm, A., ii, 414. canarin, A., i, 71. Parmentier, F., alumina present in - change of temperature attending mineral waters, A., ii, 516. the solidification of melted organic Parsons, Charles Lathorp, use of metallic substances, A., ii, 85. sodium in blow-pipe analysis, A,, Pawloff, Wladimir, double compounds ii, 423. of mercuric and potassium iodides, A., Parsons, J. Herbert, action of nicotine ii, 101. on nerve-cells, A., ii, 408. Peachey, StanZey John. See William Pasdermadjian, G. See Fritz Ullmann. Jackson Pope. Pasea, CharZes M, relative bulk of Peano, Edoardo, derivatives of diethyl weak aqueous solutions of certain ketone, A,, i, 346. sulphates and their constituent M ater, Peano, Edoardo. See also Icilio Guares- A., ii, 227. chi. Passon, Muz, estimation of calcium by Pearce, Francis. See Lothis Duparc. the citrate method, A., ii, 347. Pbchard, E., reduction of molybdo- Patein, Oustave, estimation of sugar in sulphuric acid by alcohol, A., ii, 243. certain urines, A., ii. 355. Pechmann. Hans von. dicrotonic acid. Patein, Gustave, and Poyou, analysis of A., i, 63: pus from a tuniour in the kidney, A., Pechmann. Hans von, and Eniil Burkard. ii, 566. stereoisomerism of the two crotonic Patterson, Thomas S., the influence of acids ; 4-methylpyrazole-5-carboxylic solvents on the rotation of optically acid, A,, i, 167. active compounds. Part I. Influence ____ pyrazole derivatives from of water, methyl alcohol, ethyl alcohol, diazomethane and olefinemonocarb- ?~-propylalcohol, and glj-cerol on the oxylic acids, A., i, 167. rotation of ethyl tartrate, T., 167 ; --combination of diazomethane Y., 1900, 176. with citraconic aiid mesaconic acids, - the influence of solvents on the A., i, 168. rotation of optically active compounds. Pechmann, Hans von, and Erdnzann Part 11. Influence of isobutvl alcohol Graeger, 7-hydroxycoumarin-4-carb- and of sec.octyl alcohol (methylhexyl- oxylic acid, d., i, 286. carbinol) on ethyl tartrate, T., 477 ; Pechmann, Hans von, and Erwin Hanke, Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. I’., 1901, 40. conmarim from lbheiiolsand negatively- Patterson, Thomas S., and Cyril Dickin- suhstitiit )d slkyl acetates : study of son, the preparation of esters f’rom couniarins, A., i, 210. other esters ot the same acid, T., 250; Pechmann, Hans von,[with Nax Hauser], P., 1901, 4. isocounialic acid, A., i, 480. Patton, Horace B., thomsonite and nieso- Pechmann, Hans von, and E. %>on lite from Golden, Colorado, A., ii, 455. Krafft, couniarins from phenol, A., Paturel, G., sulphurous acid in wines, i, 285.

A., ii, 628. __.- couiliarins from 1:2:4-trihydr- Paul, L. See Stanislcms won Kostanecki. osyheozene, A., i, 286. Paul, Theodor, theobromine aiid caffeine Pechmann, HCLYLScon, and Julius Ober- and the salts they form, A., i, 341. miller, derivatives of 4-methylumbelli- Paul, Theodor. See also Wilhelnz His, ferone, A., i, 336. fun. Pechmann, I€ans voib, and Otto Rohm, Pauli, H. See Theodor Curtius. polymerisation of unsaturated acids. Pauly, Hwmann, bromo-derivatires of 111. a-Riethyleneglutnric acid, a diethyl ketone, A., i, 505. product of the polymerisation of acrylic Pauly, Hermccnn, and Hans von Berg, acid, A., i, 253. conversion of as-unsaturated diketones Peckham, Stcphcn 14”nr?tuin. See Otto 27. into a-diketones, A., i, 506. Rlein. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 777

Peeters, Edgar, isopropanolaniine [B- Pellizzari, Gzsido, and Cesare Roncag- aminoisopropyl alcohol], A., i, 259. liolo, isomeric anilinoguanidines, A., Pekelharing, Cornelis A., and W. i, 768. Huiskamp, proteids of the thymus -- researches on guanazole, A., gland, A., i, 175. i, 772. PBlabon, Hewi, action of hydrogen on Pelteer, Frz. See Alexander Eibner. bismuth monosulphide, A., ii, 165. Pembrey, Marcus Seymour,respiration and -action of hydrogen on realgar and temperature of the marmot, A., ii, 608. the inverse reaction ; influence of Penfield, Samuel Lewis, chemical com- pressure and temperature, A,, ii, 313. position of turquoise, A., ii, 27. - experimental verification of a law Peratoner, Albcrto, and B. Spallino, of chemical mechanics, A., ii, 645. tlie so-called iodoacetylene, A., i, 657. - action of hydrogen on mercury Perciabosco, F. See Giorgio Errera. sulphide, A., ii, 656. Pereira, A. Cardoso, detection of sali- Pellat, Henri, measurement of the cylic acid in wine and beer, A., ii, 428. rotatory power of sugar, its variation Pergami, A. See Massimo Tortelli. with temperature and with the mave- Pkrin, L., determination of unburnt and length of the light used, A., i, 672. overburnt gypsum in the plaster of Pellet, Hewri, estimation of nitrites Paris from the kilns, A., ii, 129. alone or in the presence of nitrates, Perkin, Arthur George, robinin, viola- A., ii, 73. quercitrin, and osyritiin, P., 1901, 87. - estimation of air in water, A,, Perkin, Arthur George, and J. R. Allison, ii, 75. rhamnazin and rhamnetin, P., 1900, -source of error in testing wine for 181. salicylic acid, A., ii, 207. Perkin, Arthur George, aud E. J. __ estiination of calcium, magnesium, Wilkinson, the colouring matter of the and phosphoric acid in the presence of flowers of Delvhinizcin Consolida.,, P., a notable proportion of iron oxide, A., 1900, 182. ii, 477. Perkin. Frederick Mollwo, simple method -bleaching of magnesium pyrophos- for obtaining a saturated aqbeons solu- phate by conversion into magnesium tion of hydrogen sulphide or a constant pyrosulphophosphate, A., ii, 532. supply of the gas, A,, ii, 447.

~ estimation of phosphoric acid as - action of potassium and sodium ammonium phosphoniolybdate, A., hydroxides 011 stannous sulphide, A. , ii, 575. ii, 479. -estimation of sulphur in coal, bitu- Perkin, William Henry, jun., tetra- men, pyrites, roasted ores, products of niethylenecarbinol,T., 329; P., 1901,33. scorification, &c., A., ii, 622. -- synthesis of i3ocamphoronic acid, - detection and estimation of small P., 1900, 214. quantities of salicylic acid in wines Perkin, Willianz Henry, jzm., and and foods, A., ii, 701. Joee7y12 Field Thorpe, [and, in part, C.

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. -nature of the substance giving the Walker], the synthetical formation of ferric chloride reaction ; presence of bridged rings. Part I. Some deriva- salicylic acid in pure wines, A., ii, 701. tives of dicyclopentane, T., 729 ; P., Pellini, G., refractive power of the 1900,149 ; 1901, 110. hydro-derivatives of cyclic chains, Perkin, William Henry, jzcn., and J. A., ii, 365. Yates, the action of aluminiumchloride Pellini, G., and Alfrcdo Menin, refrac- on camphoric anhydride, T., 1373 ; tive power of tellurium in its com- P., 1898, 111 ; 1899, 23 ; 1900, 18. pounds, A., ii, 94. Perkin, William Henry, jzcn. See also Pellizzari, Gzciclo, and Antonio Alciatore, Alezander William Gilbody, William trisnbstitnted derivatives of 1 : 3 : 4- Trevor Lawrence, and Frederielc H. triazole, A., i, 571. Lees. Pellizzari, Buido, and Matte0 Bruzzo, Perman, Edgar Philip, vapour pressure rnonosubstituted derivatives of 1 :3:4- of aqueous ammonia solution. Part I., triazole, A., i, 570. T., 718 ; P. 1901, 46. Pellizzari, (hido, and C. Yassa, [with -influence of sodium snlphato on the Paoletti], synthesis of 1 : 3 :4-triazole vnpour pressure of aqueous ammonia derivatives, A., i, 488. solution, T., 725 ; P., 1901, 47. Pellizzari, Gzcido, and A. Rickards, - detection and estimation of nitric compoimds of amitrophenylguai~idine acid in combination with the alkali with aldehydes and ketones, A., i, 763. nietds, A., ii, 532. LXXX. ii. 53 View Article Online 778 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Permilleux, amyloly tic ferment of the Pfluger, Eduard [Friedrich Wilhelm], liver, A., ii, 325. the absorption of artificially coloured Perrier, Gustaae, and Isidore Pouget, fats, A., ii, 403. action of aluminium chloride on ali- Phelps, C. S. See Wiebicr Olin Atwater. phatic alcohols, A., i, 442. Phelps, Isaac K., and William J. Hale, Perrin, standardisation of thiosulphate dehydromncic acid and certain of its solution, A., ii, 474. derivatives, A., i, 555. Perrin, F'. See Auguste LumiGre. Philip, Max, detection of oxycellulose, Perrot, F. Louis. See Philippe A. Guye. A., ii, 288. Pbry, R. See Lhzce Barthe. Philippson, P., the use of reed tubes Peschges, W., cryoscopic distinction for dialysis, A., ii, 646. between butter and margarine, A., Phillips, Frawis C., compounds of ii, 630. methyl sulphide with haloids of metals, Pesci, Leone, constitution of organo- A, i, 444. mercury compounds of benzoic acid, - estimation of hydrogen in gas A., i, 576. mixtures, A., ii, 530. -o-mercnridibenzoic acid, A., i, 624. Phillips, Bmmy Ablett. See .John PeJka, Zdcndk, estimation of formalrle- Theoclora Hewitt. hyde, A., ii, 703. Phillips, Wi/lirm Uattb, Texas petro- Pessis, A. See Carl Adrciiz Bischoff. lmm, A., ii, 662. Petchnikoff, Alexrcndcr, action of snl- Phipaon, !!'homrcs Lamb, analysis of red phuric acid on the trihydroxy-com- rain deposit, which fell in Victoria, pound obtained by the oxidation of Australia, December 26, 1896, A,, methytertbutylallylcarbinol, A., i, 1P3. ii, 516. Petermann, Arthur, peat, A., ii, 36. Phisalix, C., a volatile venom from the -detection of antithermic substances skin of Iulus terreslris, A., ii, 69. in urine, A., ii, 293. Phisalix, C. See also Augzcste Bbhal. -detection of acetanilide in urine, Piccini, A?igzcsto, and L. Marino, rhod- A., ii, 485. ium alums ; the separation of rhodium Petermann, E. See Theodor Zincke. from iridium, A., ii, 392. Peters, Charles A ., volumetric estima- Piccinini, Antonio, and G. Cortese, tion of copper as oxalate, with separa- reduction of granatonineoxime and of tion from cadmium, arsenic, tin, and methylgranatonine, A., i, 740. zinc, A., ii, 40. Pick, Ernst P., and Karl Spiro, anti- - estimation of calcium, strontium, coagulating agents, A., ii, 117. and bariumas the oxalates, A., ii, 693. Pick, Waldemar, electrochemical form- Peters, Kurt. See Joha~tnasWislicenus. ation of alkali ferrates, A., ii, 554. Petersen, P. V. F. See E. Holm. Pick, Waldemar. See also Fritz Petrenko-Kritschenko, Pasel Iw.,con- Kaber. figuration of fatty compounds, A., i, 1. Pickard, Robert Nowson, and Tilliam Petrenko-Kritschenko, Pawl Iw.,and E. Carter, formation of amides from alde- Eltschaninoff, a-diketones, A, i, 506. hydes, 520; P., 45.

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. T., 1901, Petrenko-Kritschenko, PaveZ hu., and X. -- hydroxyoxnniides, T., 841 ; Lordkipanidzb, cyclic ketones, A., P., 1901, 123. i, 505. Pickard, 1Zohcrt Howson, and Allen Pfanhauser, W., electrochemical be- Neville, note on pyromucylhydroxaniic haviour of nickel ammonium sulphatp, acid, T., 847 ; P., 1901, 127. A., ii, 538. Pickel, Jamrs Mcirion, automatic filter- Pfeiffer, [Franz TVilhclnt] Theodor [Chris- washer, A., ii, 685. tian], and Otto Lemmermann, denitri- Pictet, Ad, and A. Botschy, new fication and the action of farm-yard alkaloids from tobacco, A., i, 339. manure, A., ii, 37. Pierron, Pod, elcrtrolytic oxidation of __ __ employment of pepsin solution nitrotoluenes, h.,i, 685. for investigating fzces and stable Piloty, Oscar, aiid B. &of. Schwerin, manure, A., ii, 189. nitrosoisobutyroriitrile and its deriva- Pfeiffer, Herrnann. See AIfred Einhorn. tives, A., i, 516. Pfeiffer, Pud, existence of trichlorotri- ____ existence of derivatives of aquochromium, A., ii, 659. quadrivalent nitrogen, I. and II., A., Pfluger, Eduard [Friedrich WL?helmJ, i, 517, 583. absorption of fat, A., ii, 29, 562. Pinkus, Xtanis7ccw N., precipitation of - estimation of glycogen by the proteids by anhydrous sodium suIphL Pfluger-Nerking method, A., ii, 135. ate, A., i, 779. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 779

Pinner, AdoK and Rrich Rohlhammer, Pomeranz, Ccesar. See also Felix Xaufler. pilocarpine, A., i, 340. Pommerehne, Herbert, daniascenine, a Pinnow, Joliainies, formation of aromatic constituent of the seeds of NigeZZa quaternary aiiimoniiim compounds, damime?za, A., i, 289. A., i, 411. Pomorski, J. AI., influence of the [mode -[method of] avoiding the formation of3 distribution of mariures on their of bases containing chlorine in the action, A., ii, 123. reduction of aromatic nitro-compounds Pond, P, J., and Artlmr S. Shoffstall, with tin and hydrochloric acid, A., action of sodium ethoxide on anis- i, 485. ylidene acetophenone dibromide, A., -a new method of testing colourless i, 35. carbon compounds for absorption of Poni, Petmc, minerals of Rumania, A., light, A., ii, 368. ii, 25. -photochemical decomposition of Ponsot, A., molecular specific heats of hydrogen iodide : a contribution to the dissociable gaseous compounds, A., knowledge of sensitising action, A., ii, 84. ii, 634. -specific heat of a gaseous mixture Pinnow, Johannes, [and, in part, Richard of compounds in chemical equilibrium, Mayer], two dinitromethyl-p-tolnici- A., ii, 302. ines, A., i, 138. -chemical reactions in dissolved or Pissarjewsky, L., therinochemistry of gaseous systems ; vapour tension ; the hyperacids of zirconium, cerium, Avogadro’s hypothesis, A., ii, 542. and thorium, A., ii, 56. - Gay-Lnssac’s law and the dissocia- Pitman, J. R., analysis of nitric and tion of gaseous compounds, A., ii, 542. mixed acids by du Poiit’s modification -vapour tension of solutions ; Arrhe- of Lunge’s nitrometer, A., ii, 198. nius’ hypothesis, A,, ii, 593. Pitra, J. See Jdiu Stoklasa. Ponzio, Giacortzo, action of nitrogen tetr- Plancher, Git6seppe, constitution: of the oxide on the benzilmonoxinies, A., bases formed by the action of alkyl i, 154. iodides on the indoles, A., i, 563. -oxidatioii of hydrazoxinies, V., Plancher, Giuscppe, and 3. Soncini, A., i, 169. he~izeiieazopyrroles,A., i, 432. - symmetrical a-diketones of the Plato, F. See J. Domke. aliphatic series, A., i, 452. Plattensteiner, Richa7d, condensation of -action of nitric acid on secondary isohutaldehyde with crotonaldehyde, alcohols, A., i, 57’7. A., i, 254. - phenyldinitromethane [w-dinitro- Pleissner, rlfaz, estimation of the hard- toluene], A., i, 685. ness of water, A., ii, 425. Ponzio, Gicccomo, and P. Rossi, 1 : 3- Plotnikoff, (Nmc.) A. See MichaeZ I. diplienyl - 4 - methylosotriazole, A., Konowaloff. i, 169. Plotnikoff, L. S., determination of the Pope, Frank Geo., and Jamrs ilforton avidity of phenol by the thermo- Hird, derivatives of 3-nitrotoly1-4- Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. chmiical method, A., ii, 229. liydra7iiie, T., 1141 ; P.,1901, 186. Plotnikoff, JJ’ktdimir A., coiiil)niin(~sof Pope, 7%lo?ians IIcwy. See Al.tJu(r 22. aluiiiiniruii broinide with bromine and Ling. carbon clisnlphide, A., ii, 316. Pope, WilZimiz Jackso??, and Alfred Poda, Heiiw ich, apparatus for the simul- 1 L 7ilZiant Harvey, the iiiversioii of taneous estimation of fat and water in the optically active ac-tetra-hydro-8- butter, A., ii, 482. nnphthylainines prepared by the aid Poehl, A lexandre ?Ton, cryoscopic testing of d- and Z-bromocamphorsnlphonic of medicines, A., ii, 211. acids, T., 74 ; P., 1900, 206. Poleneke, Edatard, behaviour of borax on --optically active nitrogen com- distillation with methyl alcoliol, A., pounds and their bearing on the valency ii, 195. of nitrogen ; d- and-z-a-benzylphenyl- Pollak, Hugo, estimation of urea, A,, allylmethylammoniurn salts, T., 828 ; ii, 210. P., 1901, 120 ; discussion, P., 121. Pollak, Isidor. See Edacard Lippmann. Pope, William Jocksoft, and Xtcui Icy Pollak, Jacques. See Josef Herzig. John Peachey, asymmetric optically Pollitz, G. See Her.man Decker. active sulphur cornpounds ; d-niethyl- Polzeniusz, F. See EnziZ Godlewski. ethyltlictine platinichloride, P., 1900, Pomeranz, Q~ssnr, isochavibetol, rl., 163. i, 699. Poppenberg, Otto. See A2frecll Stock. 55-2 View Article Online 780 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Popplewell, Jas. M., rapid method for Precht, J., contributions to the theory the determination of Prussian blue in of photographic development, A., ii, 1. spent oxide, A., ii, 352. Precht, J., and FVilheZm Strecker, re- Portier, P. , glycolytic decomposition of searches on the silver germ action in siigars, A., ii, 116. development, A., ii, 1. Portier, P., and Bierry, iiifluence of Preiswerk, Heinrich, [albite in] grcen food on the secretion of enzymes, A., schist from Piedmont, A., ii, 560. ii, 666. Presoott, Albert B., cletectiou of methyl Posner, Theodor, disulphones. IV. alcohol in the presence of ethyl alcohol, Mercaptoles and sulphones from di- A., ii, 581. ketones, A., i, 14. Prescott, Albert B., and Harry Afmn -disulphones. V. Acetophenone and Gordin, isolation and estiinatioii of benzophenonc disulphones, A., i, 88. colchicine, A., ii, 51. -disulphones. VI. Sulphonal deriv- Prey, C., synthesis of aby-trihydroxy- atives of unsaturated ketones, A., bntyric acid [erythric acid], A., i, 501. i, 474. Prianischnikoff, Dinitri N., influence of Posner, Thefidor, [with 0. Claudiun, temperature on the energy of the AZcx. Deinhardt, and A. Ebers], clisnl- decornposition of proteid in germin- phones. YII. Mercaptoles aid tli- ation, A., ii, 120. snlphones of the ketonic acicls and the Price, Thomas Xlnter, the reaction sulphur acids obtained from them, A., between ethyl alcohol and hydrochloric i, 703. acid, T., 303; P., 1900, 185. Possetto, Giomnni, detection of sesnnid Prior, Eugen, and Hcin.ric7z Schulze, oil in chocolate, A., ii, 703. Ihysics of fermentation, A,, ii, 262. Posternak, Xwigel, physical properties Prior, George TJzurla?zcl. See LeoncmZ of albuminous micelles, A,, ii, 231, James Spencer. 54-1, 648. Proelss, Ha7ts, behaviour of acid aqueous Pottevin, Zenri, tannase ; a diastase solutions of alkaloids [glucosictes, Psc.] decomposing gallotaniiic acid, A., towards different solvents, A., ii, 706. i, 179. -resisting power of alkaloids, glncos- - constitution of gallotannin, A., ides, mid bitters to putrefaction, A., i, 335. ii, 706. Pouchet, G., localisation and dissemin- Proscher, Fr., Ehrlich's dimethylamino- ation of antimony in the animal benzaldehyde reaction, A., ii, 260. organisill, A,, ii, 673. -detection of bilirubin by Ehrlich's Pouget, Isidore. See Gustccve Perrier. diazo-reaction, A., ii, 296. Pouret, Clzarles, action of alnminium Prosin, Af. See A lcxandcr P. Saban6eff. bromide on chlorinated acyclic hydro- Protopopoff, D., and Sergiirs N. Reform- carbons, A,, i, 305. atsky, synthesis and properties of a-iso- Power, Frederick Belding, [manganese prop.yl-b-isobutylhydraerylic acid, A., citrate], A., i, 667. i, 447. bark of Robiniu Pseuducacia, Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. - A., Prunier, [L.] L&on [d.],analysis of ii, 679. quinine glycerophosphate, A.. ii, 51. Poyou. See Gustuvc Patein. Puaux, analysis of the thermal waters of Pozzi-Escot, AL E., detection of acid Achkel, A, ii, 27. carbonates in waters, A., ii, 346. Puchner, H., estimation of dry matter - detection of alkaloids by niicro- iu soils, A., ii, 479. chemical methods, A. , ii, 432. Puckner, 1Villianz Aqcgicst, extraction of - microchemical iuvestigation of morphine with immiscible solvents, alkaloids, A., ii, 485. A., ii, 707. Praetorius, A~thur. See Max Bam- Pub, Karl, electrolytic oxidation of berger. toluene, A., i, 318. Prandtl, FViZhelm, and Karl A. Hof- Purdie, Thoimzs, and William Barbour, mann, platinnm-carbon compounds, the influence of solvents on the rotatory A., i, 13. powers of ethereal dimethoxysuccinates Prandtl, Wilhebn. See also Karl A. and tartrates, T., 971 ; I?., 1901, 158. Hofmann. Purdie, Thoiizas, and Jams C. Irvine, Pratt, Joseph T

Purinton, C. 0. See Benjumi?t Moore. Raikow, P. AT., and P. Schtarbanow, Purucker, Geory. See Alczander new method for ideiitifyirig renatured Eibner. spirits, A., ii, 582. Puschl, Karl, the specific heat of solu- Raimann, Elnil, estirnatioii of iiiinute tions, A., ii, 224. amounts of sugar in nriue, A, ii, 582. Q. Ramage, Hugh. See 1Vdtei. Noel Quantin, Henri, absence of methyl Hartley. alcohol in rum, A., i, 111. Ramann, EmiZ. See Paid Sorauer. - separation and estimation of Ramberg, L?~dwig,optically active forms ammonia and methylaniines, A., of a-bromoyropionic acid, A,, i, 63. ii, 361. Ramm, Eberhnrcl, [feecling experiments - analysis of conimcrcial cream of with cows], A., ii, 71. tartar, A., ii, 554. Ramm, Eberhnrd, C. Momsen, and Th. Quasig, h'ei.,thoZd. See Albert Laden- Schumacher, feeding experiments 011 COWS with palin kernel cake, crushed burg. palm kernels, aiid linseed, riciiins and Quennessen. Sce &mile Leidik. earth nut iiids, A., ii, 469. Quinan, K. B., estimation of soluble nitrocellulose in gun-cotton and Rammelsberg, Kccrl E'riodrich, inemorid lecture on (Niers), 1; smokeless powder, A., ii, 480. T., P., 1900, Quincke, Gt org Herma?m, invisible 219. liquid layers and surface tension of Ramsay, William, note on the supposed liqnid precipitates in the case of pre- formation of an oxide of hyctrogeri cipitated membranes, cells, colloids, higher than the dioxide, T., 1324 ; and jellies, A., ii, 646. P., 1901. 197. - refractivity of the inactive gnses, Quinton, R., osmosis in niarine inver- tebrates, A., ii, 116. A., ii, 141. Ramsay, WiZlin?n,and H. Hatfield, __ [osmotic phenomena of red blood S'. corp~iscles], A., ii, 256. ydiniinary note on hydrides of boron, P., 1901, 152. Ramsay, WiZlia~r~,and George Rudorf, R. the action of heat on ethylsnlphuric Rabe, E.,analysis of strong aiid fuming acid, P., 1900, 177. sulphuric acid, A., ii, 473. Ramsay, FViZZiccm, aucl Morris IViZZiam Rabe, Yrcrd, explanation of tautomeric Travers, argon and its companions, phenomena, A., i, 33. A., ii, 237.

~ isomeric ammonia derivatives of Ranke, KcuZ Ermt, nutrition in suinmer ethyl beiizylidenebisacetoacetate ; and winter in nioderatc climates, A., (beiizvlicleiieacetoacetic - ,8 - aminocro- ii, 29. tonate or phenylaniinohepteneonedi- Ransom, Fru?zcis, injection of tetanus carboxylate), A., i, 147. toxin and antitoxin into the sub-

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Rabe, Pad, and Adolf Billmann, arachnoid space, A., ii, 118. Haiitzscli's synthesis of ethyl dihydro- Ranwee, Jm~aiid,detection of cocoanut collidincdicarboxylate, A., i, 184. oil in butter, A., ii, 702. Rabe, Pml. See also Ludwig Xnorr. Ranzoli, Q,, quantitative analysis of Rabe, FV. O., physical isoineris~n of lithiniferous waters ; comparwm of thalliiirii picrate, A, i, 697. the spectroscopic JI ith the more com- Racine, R., amount of volatile fatty moil methods, A,, ii, 423. acids in Dutch butter, A., ii, 536. Rapp, Xudoq. See Rducwd Buchner. Racine, R. See also TVzZheZnt Kirch- Rappeport, Thodor, I. Pyrimidines and ner. cyanidines from paraiiitrobeiizan~idiiie. Radcliffe, L. Gy. See Leon March- 11. Attempt to prepare o-nitrobenz- lewski. iminoether, A., i, 567. Radzikowski, C., alcohol as a stimulant Rassow, Berthold, hydrazo-compounds. of gastric secretion, A, ii, 401. 11. Action of hydrazobcnzeiies 011 Raikow, P. N., new dropping and aldehydes, A., i, 777. separating funnels, A., ii, 91. Rassow, licr.tholcl, and illax Lummerz- Raikow, 1'. N., and P. Schtarbanow, heim, action of benzaldeliyde and phosphates of aromatic amines and the aliphatic aldehydes on hy drazoberizeiie, dependence of their formation and A., i, 177. stability on their compo.;ition aiid Rassow, BertJLold. See also Georg structure, A., i, 319. Friebel. View Article Online 782 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Raudnitz, Robert W., the paralysing of Reicher, Lodewyk Theodorus, amount of platinum catalysis by “poisons,” A,, volatile fatty acids in Dutch butters, ii, 496. A., ii, 292. Rhy, Prafu7Za Chaa&ra, a new series of Reichert, Edward T., influence of dimercuriammonium salts. Part I., digestion on animal heat, A., ii, 28. P., 1901, 96. Reid, E. Emnet, hydrolysis of acid -mercurous nitrite, A., ii, 452. amides, A., i, 29. Rayleigh, John William Strutt [Lord], Reid, Edward Wayrnouth, intestinal viscosity of gases as affected by tem- absorption of maltose, A., ii, 455. perature, A., ii, 9. -transport of fluid by epithelia, A., - spectroscopic notes concerning the ii, 460. gases of the atmosphere, A., ii, 141. -gelatin filters, A., ii, 675. - a new manometer, and the law of Reimer. See Haarmann. gas presbure between 1.5 and 0.01 mm. Reinbach, H. See Max Conrad. of mercury, A., ii, 542. Reinders, W. See Georg Bredig. Reach, Felix, absorption in the small Reindl, Ludwig. See Otto Fischer. and large intestines, A., ii, 667. Reinke, Johann, and E. Braunmiiller, Reach, Felix. See also Johannes Frentzel. aldehyde in green leaves, A., ii, 332. Rebuffat, Orazio, constitution of hy- Reissiger, H. See Walther Lippert. draulic cements, A., ii, 18. Reitinger, J. Se3 E. H. Xraus. - action of sea-water on pozzuolana Reitmair, Otto. See Franz 7V. Dafert. mortar, A., ii, 18. Reitter, Ham, molecular rotation of -artificial pozzuolana, A., ii, 18. ethyl ?L-acyl-Z-mdates,A., ii, 214. -determination of‘ the calorific power Remsen, Ira, and W. W. Garner, action of fuels, A., ii, 373. of aromatic sulphonic chlorides 011 -calcium sulpho-aluminates and the carbamide, A., i, 270. deconiposition of maritime structures Remsen, Ira, and H. J. Turner, action made of Portland cement, A., ii, 385. of aromatic snlphonic chlorides on Recchi, T. See Liiigi Francesconi, and thiocarbarnide, A., i, 270. C. Manuelli. RBmy, Theodw, manurial experiments Recoura, Albert, action of a metallic with hops, A., ii, 35. hydroxide on solutions of salts of other -production of brewing barley with metals ; basic salts of two metals, A., low percentage of nitrogen on light ii, 508. soils, A., ii, 186. Redlich, Berthold. See HU~LSJahn. Rengade, Etiexne. See Camille ChabriB. Reeb, E. See Charles Prid&ic Schlag- Renz, Ci~rl,iudiuni, A., ii, 657. denhauffen. Report of the Commission to the Man- Reed, C. J., gas polarisation in lead Chester Brewers’ Central Association, accumulators, A., ii, 218. arsenic in beer, A., ii, 125. Reformatsky, Alacandr, synthesis of Report of the Principal Chemist of the aromatic aldehydes, A., i, 327. Government Laboratory and a Com- Reformatsky, Sergiz68 action of mittee appointed by the Society of Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. fl., sodium on the esters of organic acids, Public Analysts, the Margarine A., i, 447. Clzu.;e of the Food and Drugs Act, Reformatsky, Xergius fV. See also A. A., ii, 77. Astachoff, D. Protopopoff, and B. Reuter, Baptist. See Gustav Ebert. Schischkowsky. Reverdin, FrWdric, and Pierre CrBpieux, Reich, R.,filicitannic acid, A,, i, 212. action of nitric acid on o-nitrotoluene- Reichard, C., quantitative estimation of p-sulphonamide ; nitration of p- morphine by reduction with silver toluetiesulphonic chloride, A., i, 685. nitrate, A., ii, 140. --derivatives of toluene-p-sulph- -volumetric estimation of morphine onic chloride and o-nitrotoluene-p- by means of potassium iodate and sul phonic chloride, A., i, 686. arsenious acid in alkaline solution, Reychler, Albert, examination of butter A., ii, 487. and fats, A., ii, 208. - detection of potassium by sodium -oxides of chlorine, A., ii, 548. picrate, A., ii, 577. - chlorine peroxide as a steriliser of - the isopurpuric acid reaction for drinking waters, A., ii, 548 cyanides, A., ii, 581. Reymenant, Lion van, methyl ethyl

~ estimation of morphine in opium ketone, A., i, 126. by means of ammoniacnl silver Reynaud, Georges. See Alexanclre chloride, A., ii, 707. HBbert. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 783

Reynolds, Richard, obituary notice of, Ridenour, W. E., estimation of free T., 873. alkali in the presence of carbonate, Rhodes, Herbert. See Sir Thomas A., ii, 691. Lauder Brunton. Rieger, E., determination of the consti- Rhorer, Ladislaus con, electrometric tution of complex salts by electrolytic determination of the acidity of urine, tiansference, A., ii, 638. A., ii, 672. Riegler, E., new method for the detec- Ribaut, H., influence of caffeine on tion of ‘(saccharin ” and salicylic acid nitrogenous excretion, A., ii, 565. alone or in presence of each other, A., Rich, E. M. See W. Jackson. ii, 46. Richards, A. N., and Wallima J. Cties, -a new arid sensitive reaction for the chemistry of elastic ligament, A., detection of formaldehyde and of i, 353. lactose in milk, A., ii, 206. Richards, Joseph W., estimation of iron -gasometric estimation of formalde- in magnetite ore by the specific gravity hyde, A., ii, 360. test, A,, ii, 132. -gasoinetric estimation of acetone in -some blowpipe tests, A,, ii, 471. urine, A., ii, 361.

~ mohawkite, A., ii, 515. -a new sensitive test for sugar, A., -short methods of chemical calcula- ii, 426. tion, A., ii, 648. -estimation of lactose in milk, A., Richards, Percy A. E., occurrence of ii, 698. barium in the spring water of Boston Ries, Hezwich, limestones of New Spa, A., ii, 252. York and their economic value, A., Richards, Theodore WiUia??~,a proposal ii, 321. iegaiding the definition of thermal Rietzsch, A., thermal and electrical capacity, A., ii, 223. conductivity of copper-phospholus Richards, Theodore Willzam, and and copper-arsenic, A., ii, 84. Ebenyer Henry Archibald, study of Riiber, C. N., modification of Lands- growing crystals by instantaneous berger’s apparatus for the determination photomicrography, A., ii, 546. of the elevation of the boiling point, Richards, Theodore William, and Frank A., ii, 372. Roy Fraprie, solubility of manganous Riiber, Severin IT. R., and C. N. Riiber, sulphate, A., ii, 553. estimation of sucrose and lactose in Richards, Theodore WiZliam, Charles P. condensed milk, A., ii, 355. McCaffrey, and Hurold Bisbee, occlu- Rimbach, Charles, estimation and com- sion of magnesium oxalate by calcium position of humus and its nitrification, oxalate ; solubility of calcium oxalate, A., ii, 37. A,, ii, 624. Rimini, Enrico, biological oxidation of Richardson, Arthur, a kerosene oil blow- fenchone, A., i, 393. pipe, P., 1001, 151. - new reaction of aldehydes, A., Richardson, George ill., constitution of i, 450. benzene, A., i, 196. physiological action of carone, A., Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. - Richet, Charles, muscular serum, A., ii, 522. ii, 117. Rinne, Friedrich, influence of the Richter, Andreas, chemical stimulants ; presence of iron on the change in state the function of zinc and copper in the of boracite, A., ii, 111. nutrition of Aspergillus mger, A., Ripper, illazimiliaiL, volumetric estiina- ii, 567. tion of aldehy$es, A., ii, 205. Richter, E. See August Michaelis. Riquier. See EmzZe Louise. Richter, Max, hzmin crystals, A., Rising, Adolf. See Eugen Bam- ii, 296. berger. Rickard, T. A., telluride ores of Ritchie, James, artificial inodifications of Cripple Creek and Kalgoorlie, A., toxins, A., ii, 464. ii, 663. Riviere, Charles, refractive index and Rickards, B. See Guido Pellizzari. dispersion of broinine, A., ii, 1. Ricome, H., development of etiolated Roberts-Austen, Sir William Chandler, plants after exposure to light, A., diffubion of gold in solid lead at the ii, 120. oidiiiary temperature, A., ii, 9. Rideal, Susnuel, and C. G. Stewart, Roberts-Austen, Sir Willearn ChandZer: estimation of dissolved oxygen in and Thomas Kzrke Rose, ceitain waters in presence of nitrites and of properties of alloys of the gold-copper organic matter, A., ii, 472. ,series, A., ii, 25. View Article Online 784 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Robertson, William. See iV~rtinOns- Roozeboom, Xendrik Willem 'Bakhwis, low Forster. equilibrium of mixed crystals with the Robertson, W. G. Aitchison, the activity va~~oiirphase, A., ii, 151. of saliva in various diseased conditions, Roozeboom, Rendrik 1Villem Bakhcis, A., ii, 68. [and Byl], cadmium amalgams, A., Robin, Albert, and Maurice Binet, respir- ii, 507. atory exchange in tuberculosis, A., Rose, Tl~ornasKirke. See Sir William ii, 327. Chandler Roberts-Austen. Robine, R., detection of methyl alcohol Rose-Innes, J., and Sydney Young, in vinegar, A., ii, 353, 450. thermal properties of isopeiitaiie com- Roch, 0,sulphosalicylic acid as a tert pared with those of normal pentane, for albumin, 8.,ii, 710. A., ii, 644. Rochussen, F. See Jidiz~Bredt. Rosell, G. h'. See Clarence Livingston Roeder, Georg. See 37nil Fischer. Speyers. Rohm, Olto, preparation of methyl Rosemann, ~zdo~,alcohol and proteid acrylate, A., i, 251. inetaboliqni, A., ii, 668. Rohm, Otto. See also Hmns uon Pech- Rosenberg, Siegfried, fat digestion, A., mann. ii, 403. Roesler, JdizLs, condensation of a-hydr- Rosenbusch, [Karl] Harry [Ferdinand], oxyisobutaldehyde with acetaldehyde, carbonaceous gneiss in the Black Forest, A., i, 669. A., ii, 113. Rosring, Adelbcrt, polysulphides of Rosenfeld, Fmnx, asparagine as a food- copper, A., ii, 100. stuff, A., ii, 177. Rogoff, M., action of B-naphthol on alde- Rosenfeld, Max, physiological action of hydes, A., i, 152. melanoidin and spongiomelanoidin, Rohde, A lbert, electrolytic reduction of A., ii, 180. nitro-compounds, A., i, 135. Rosenfeld, Naxirnilian, lecture experi- Rohde, Georg. See Wilhelsn von Mil- ments, A., ii, 547. ler. Rosenheim, Arthur, and Robert Cohn, Rohland, Paul, hydration processes, A., double thiocyanates and the ferric ii, 18. thiocyanate reaction, A., i, 455. - molecular and ionic reactions, A., Rosenheim, Arthwr, and Ernst Huld- ii, 152. schinsky, separation of nickel and Rohmer, ilfartin, separation of arsenic, cobalt, A., ii, 533. A., ii, 194. Rosenheim, Arthur, and Otto Schutte, -iodometric estimation of antimonic double compounds of quad1 ivalent acid and the volumetric estimation of titanium, A., ii, 244. antimony in presence of tin, A., Rosenheim, Otto, influence of selenium ii, 479. on certain tests for arsenic, A., ii, 531. Rohrbaech, 3. aromatic tellurium com- Rosenheim, Otto. See also Tramis PI? pouiids, A., i, 273. Tunnicliffe. Rojahn, Walhelna. See Hugo con Sodea, Rosenstiehl, Azcgzutc, reduction of riitro- Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. am1 Otto Wallach. azo-colouring matters, A., i, 429. Roman, Thomas, arid 6. Delluc, presence Rosenthal, Theodor, brown-coal tar, A., of zinc in alcohol, A., ii, 40. i, 581, Romano, F. See Yinceiazo Oliveri. Rosin, Beharich, quantitative relation- Romburgh, Pieter van, action of nitric ships of carbohydrates in diabetic acid on the esters of plienylmethyl- urine, A., ii, 179. aminoformic acid, A., i, 201. Rosinger, HZL~O,condensation products -essential oil from the leaves of of isovaleraldehyde, A., i, 669. Alpinia nzalaccensis, A., i, 219. Rosiny, W. See J'riedrich Krafft. -essential oil from Ocimunz Easilicum, Rossel, Arxold, and E. Landriset, ana- A., i, 220. lysis of acetylene, A., ii, 202. Roncagliolo, Cesare. See GZL~~OPelliz- Ross&, Georges, electric battery with a zari. depolariser which is spontaneously Rondeau-Luzeau, Madame, action of iso- regenerated by direct reoxidation by tonic solutions of chlorides and sugm the air, A., ii, 434. on frogs' eggs, A., ii, 400. Rossi, H. See Volknzar Kohlschut- RonuB, Max. See Hans Rupe. ter. Roozeboom, Rendrik Willem Bakhuis, Rossi, P. See Gincoino Ponzio. behaviour of mixtures of mercuric Rossolimo, A. I., action of ethyl iodide iodide and silver iodide, A., ii, 20. on caffeine, A., i, 161, 480. View Article Online INDEX OF BTJTHORS. 785

Rostoski, Otto, increase of proteid de- Ruhemann, Siegfried, condensation of compositioii by piotoplasmic poisons, phenols with esters of the acetylene especially chloroform wvater iii Herb- series. Part V. Honiologues of benzo- ivora, A., ii, 261. y-iiyrorie, T., 918 ; P., 1901, 155. Rostowzew, A'. See Carl Graebe. Rnhemann, Siegfried, and Harold W. Roth, Z. , o-nitrophenyl-2-picolylalltiiie Bausor, condensation of phenols with and its derivatives ; pheuyl-2-picolyl- esters of the acetylene series. Part alkine, A., i, 165. IV. Eenzo-y-pyrone and its homo- Roth, Emst. See Rz~clolphFittig. lognes, T., 470 ; P., 1901, 40. Roth6, h'., contact electromotive forces Ruhemann, Siegfried, and Ernest Wragg, and the thcory of ions, A., ii, 490. coiitiensatioii of phenols with esters of Rotschy, A. See Amd Pictet. the acetylene series. Part VI., T., Rousseaux, E. See Acl~illeMuntz. 1185 ; l'., 1901, 187. Rouviiire. See Denoy6s. Rulot, Hector, hibernation in bats, A., Roux, E. See Ldwn Maquenne. ii, 256. Rowland, Sydu,eg, a method of obtaining Rundqvist, Curl, caffetannic acid, A., intracellular juices, A., ii, 613. i, 72-1. Rowland, Syduq. Set: also drtliicr Runyrtn, 3.G., new indicator for deter- Harden, Suen Gicsttr 1: Hedin, and Allan mining the total acidity of wines, A., Macfadyen. ii, 629. Ro'Lycki, A. See Stccnilmcs VON Kosta- Rupe, Hans, and Karl von Majewski, necki. osnioplioric groups, A., i, 103. Rubner, Mux, capacity of man to adapt --preparation of azoimides (tri- himself to high and low tempjraturas, azo-coinpounds), A., i, 104. A., ii, 173. Rupe, Hum, and illax Ronus, cineolic - skin activity in Europeans and acid ; resolution of r-cineolic acid into Negroes, A., ii, 173. its optically active components, A,, - hydrolysis and deconipositioii of i, 119. fats aiid fatty acids in the soil, A., --cineolic acid, III., A., i, 578. ii, 273. Rupp, Er'win, estimation of mercury in Rudolphi, Jfax. niolecular refraction of oficiiial hydra~gyru?nsalicgliczinz, A., chloral hydrate in solution in various ii, 348. solvents, A., ii, 489. Ruppin, Ernst, estimation of oxidisable Rudorf, Gcoyge, action of heat on potnss- substances in water, A., ii, 201. iuni permanganate, A., ii, 388. Russell, H. L. See S. Xozdton Babcock. Rudorf, George. See also William Russig, Fyiedrich, and Georg Fortmann, Ramsay. estimation of cresol, A., ii, 289. Ruegenberg, Mcla J.,and Eclgur Fruncis Russwurm, h7arl. See Hans Stobbe. Smith, separation of tungsten trioxide Rutten, G. Jf. See Jacobws illartinus from molybdenum trioside, A., ii, 75. WCI~Bemmelen. Riimker, ICwt von, and H. Hoffmann, Ryan, Hicgh, and W. Xlonn Bbills, soil of the experimental field of the Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. preparatioii of synthetical glucosides, Royal Uriiverhity of Bremeii at Rosen- II., T., 704 ; P., 1901, 90. thal, A., ii, 413. Ryba, Fruw, chromate from Kraubat, Rumpler, A., crystallisation of difficultly Upper Styria, A., ii, 110. crystallisable substances, A., ii, 90. Ryder, Jolm, and Arf?^ed Greenwood, -estimation of potash in soil, A., arsenic in beer, A., ii, 280. ii, 196. Ryn, J. J. L. van, causes of the varying Rust, Ernst. See Ei~genBamberger. compositioii of butter, A., ii, 482. Ruff, Otto, nitrogen iodide, A., ii, 16. -catalytic reactions. I. Alu~niniuin S. chloride, A., ii, 500. - [non-existence of ammonium at Sabandeff, Alexander P.,and M. Prosin, -95"], A., ii, 600, 653. new class of organic compounds ; iso- Ruff, Otto, [with EItcgo Kohn, and Aclolf nitriles and cyclonitriles, A., i, 695. Meusser], oxidation of Z-arabonic acid Sabatier, Pad, action of a metallic oxide aiid Z-xylonic acid, A., i, 449. or hydroxide on solutions of salts of Ruff, Otto, and Fictor Stein, sensitive- other metallic radicles, A., ii, 509. ness of diazo-compounds, especially of Sabatier, Pad, and Jean Baptiste Sen- 2-diazocarbazole, to light ; some new derens, direct hydrogenations effected derivatives of carbazole, A., i, 619. in the presence of reduced nickel : pre- Ruggeri, R. See Massirno Tortelli. paration ofhexahydrobenzene,A. ,i, 195. View Article Online ’786 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Sabatier, Paul, and Jean Baptiste Sen- Salomon, Hmrry. See Rudolph Fittig. derens, general method for the syn- Saltet, A. H., [and C. X. Stockvis], thesis of naphthenes, A., i, 263. reduction of sulphates in brackish -~hydrogenation of aroiiiatic water by Bacteria, A., ii, 265. hydrocarbons, A., i, 459. Salvadori, Roberto, study of hydrolytic --new method for preparing dissociation by means of electrical aniline and analogous bases, A., i, 638. conductivity, A., ii, 4. Sabbatani, Luigi, calcium and sodium -combustion of nitrogen, A., ii, 94. citrates in the coagulation of the blood, -lecture experiments to demonstrate lynipli, and milk, A, ii, 175. the principle of conservation of weight, Sabbath, S. See LeopoZd Spiegel. A., ii, 547. Sachs, EIranx, and Hersnania Barschall, Samelson, X., azo-compounds derived PyG-triketopentane, I., A., i, 670. from m-toluidine, A., i, 170. Smhs, Fran:, and Edzcard Bry, con- Sammis, J. I;. See Harry S. Grindley. densation of aromatic nitroso-com- Samoiloff, AZcxandr A., Mett’s method pounds with methylene derivatives, of estimating peptic activity, A., ii,401. III., A., i, 229. Samoiloff, Alexanrlr A., and A. Judin, Sachs, Fram, [and, in part, Eduard Bry, gas analysis apparatus, A., ii, 621. and C. Meredith Whittaker], prepara- Samoiloff, J., turgite from the Uspensk tion of aids [phenylimides] of acid Mine, South Urals, A,, ii, 605. cyanides, A., i, 272. Sand, Henry J. S., concentration at the Sack, J. See Maurits Greshoff, and. J. electrodes in a solution, with special J. Murumow. reference to the liberation of hydrogen Sackur, Otto, electrolytic short circuits in the electrolysis of a, mixture of in liquid cells, A., ii, 591. copper sulphate and sulphuric acid, - dissociation of strong electrolytcs, A., ii, 82. A., ii, 591. -therniodynnmical observations, A., -iufluence of the addition of a salt ii, 303. with one similar ion on the E. 11. I?. of Sand, Jidius, constitution of the com- electrolytic cells; a contribution to the pounds of ethylene and ally1 alcohol knowledge of the behaviour of strong with mercuric salts, A., i, 458. electrolytes, A., ii, 636. -- cyclic mercury-carbon compounds, Saito, X., and K. Katsuyama, sugar in A., i, 682. normal hen’s blood, A., ii, 404. - preparation of morpholine from __- formation of lactic acid in the ethylene by means of the mercury organism, A., ii, 405. ethyl ether salt, A., i, 741. Salaskin, Sergei,forniation of leuciniinide Sanders, Warren FV. See James F. by the peptic and trypsic fermeiitation Norris. of oxyhzmoglobin and of globin, A,, Sargent, Charles L., production of i, 622. alloys of tungsten and molybdenum Salaskin, Sergei. See also S. Dzierz- in the electric furnace, A., ii, 105. gowski, and Katharina Kowalewski. Sarthou, contribution to the study of Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. J., Salkind, Julius. See Otto Wallach. the oxydases, A., i, 624. Salkowski, Ernst [Leopold], invertase Sartori, .A., estimation of phosphoric from yeast, A., i, 180. acid in wines by the official method, -precipitation of proteids by chloro- A., ii, 344. form, A., i, 241. -tables for the calculation of quanti- - acid containing phosphorus from tative analyses, A., ii, 574. casein, and its iron compound, A., Satie, C. See Puul Jeancard. i, 242. Saunders, A. P.,reaction between chloro- -paranuclcic acid from casein, I., A,, form and potassium hydroxide, A., i, 434. ii, 13. - estimation of glycogen by the Savage, WiZlium G., neutral-red in the Yfluger-Nerking method, A., ii, 135. bacteriological examination of water, -behaviour of pentoses, especially Z- A., ii, 696. arabinose, in the animal body, A., Sawjaloff, 17. W.,theory of proteid ii, 521. digestion, A., ii, 403. Salkowski, Heiswich [He~rnaizn],usnic Sazerac, 12. See Gabriel Bertrand. acid ; rotation of other lichen acids, Scarafia, Pietro, composition and nutri- A., i, 152. tive value of malt germs and the dried - new hydrate of normal sodium residues of germinated barley from chromate, A., ii, 514. Italian breweries, A., ii, 683. View Article Online INDEX OF 4UTHORS. 787

Schlifer, AZfred. See Otto Wallach. Schindelmeiser, Iwan, solubilities of Schafer, Edward Albert. See R. Magnus. alkaloids in carbon tetrachloride, A., Schafer, K. See Alfred Wohl. i, 287. Schaer, Edibard, physical and chemical Schischkowsky, B., and Serqim N. changes in solutions of ferric salts, A., Reformatsky, synthesis and properties ii, 603. of a-dimethyl-B-ethylhydraciylic acid, Schaeuble, Alfred. See August Mich- A., i, 311. aelis. S chjernin g, [Mic Is Christinn] Henrik, Schall, [Joh. Friedrich] Carl, carbodi- estirnatioii of proteids of fodder, A., phenylimide, A., i, 766. ii, 79. -determination of vapour density Schlagdenhauffen, CharZes J‘rkdLric, and under reduced pressure, A., ii, 87. E. Reeb, a new glucosidc extracted Schattenfroh, Arthur, [obesity in relation from the seeds of Erywkurn azLreum, to respiration], A., ii, 174. a member of tlie Cruciferee, A., i, 39. Schaum, A. See Hermann Pauly. Schlegelmilch, Fr. See Rudolph 3. Schaum, Kurl, influence [of‘ beyyl Weinland. alcohol] on the potential of oxidation Schlenker, Jzcliws, 4.5-dimethylpyi ind- cells, A., ii, 300. ine, A., i, 762. Schauwecker, Otto. See Carl D.Harries. Schlesinger, Alfred. See Carl Biilow. Scheel, Karl. See Max Thiesen. Schlcesing, [,Jeap Jacques] Y’hdophile, SchBele, Carl on, praseodyinium, A., condition of aluminium in vegetable ii, 387. soils, A., ii, 471. Scheibe, Antou, estimation of milk sugar Schlcesing, Th., jzsn., gaseons cs- by polarisa tion and reduction, A,, changes between plants and the atmo- ii, 204. sphere, A., ii, 31. Scheid, Karl, derivatives of 2-cliloro- -phosphoric acid in soils, A., ii, 470. naphthalene, A., i, 520. Schlundt, Hcrmma, dielectric coiistaiits Schemtschuschny, S., and A’icolui S‘. of nitriles, A., ii, 259. Kurnakoff, transformation of iiiirabilite Schmatolla, Otto, detection of tin, A., into thenardite, A., ii, 605. 11, 580. Schenck, Azidolf, sull’hur trioxiile, A., - determinatiou of tlie sapoiiificatioii ii, 380. number of fats, A., ii, 630. Scherpenzeel, L. %an, oxidation of Schmid, Bastinn, condensation of a- mesityl methyl ketone and the preliar- brnzylcinnamic acid (henzylidene- ation of triniethylbcnzoic acid, A., hydrocinnaniic acid) to a-benzylidene- i, 328. hydrindone, A., i, 210. - action of pure nitric acid 011 the Schmid, JZL~OUS.See Martin Kruger. three toluic acids and 011 their derita- Schmidt, Ernst [Albert], alkaloids of the tives, A., i, 592. l’apaverace:E, A., i, 742. Scheuermann, Bcda. See Fritz Fichter. Schmidt, Ernst, [with Waljaschko], Scheutz, l’hor. See Xibyen Bamberger, lobinin and rntin, A, i, 602. and Eobcrt Qnehm. Schmidt, Jidizcs, transfoiniation of Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Schiavo-Leni, 3’. See Giuseppe Grassi- maleic acid into fuinaric acid, A., Cristaldi. i, 63. Schiavon, Giiido, constitution of citric -the pheiianthrene series : action of acid derivatives, A., i, 666. nitlous acid 011 plienanthrene, A,, Schiess, Heinrich. See Bitz Fichter. i, 76. Schiff, Hugo, aniline and quinoline -action of nitrous acid on a- and b- derivatives of metallic trichloiicles, naphthols, A., i, 81. A., i, 375. - action of nitrous acid on benzo- -niethyleiiemnlonamide and rnetliyl- quiiione, A., i, 88. enebiuiet, A., i, 457. -the two stereoisomeric diphenyldi- Schiffer, Emil Clzr., dolomite from nitroethyleiies (dinitrostilbenes, tolane Ceylon, A., ii, 110. clinitrites), A., i, 266. Schilling, BTuno, 2:3-diaminobenzoic -action of nitrous acid on stilbene ; acid and its compounds with tlie biigais, s-diphciiyldinitroetliarie (stilbene di- A., i, 385. nitrite), A., i, 266. Schilling, Rudolf con. See Dmtiel Vor- -syiithesis of aBy8-tetraphenylpiper- lander. azine, A., i, 295. Schimmel & Co., ethereal oils, A,, Schmidt, Jdiz~s,arid illax Strobel, 9- i, 394. aruiiiophenanthrene, A., i, 464. Schimpff, W. See Ludwig Wolff. Schmidt, Otto. See EugeiL Bamberger. View Article Online 785 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Schmidt, PCLUZ.See Johamcs Wislicenus. Scholl, Ilolcmd. See also H. Korten. Schmidt, h‘., cyelocitral semicarbazone, Scholtz, Max, stereoisomeric 2:6-di- A., i, 599. plieuyl~)i~)eridiiies,A., i, 483. Schmidt, A?. See also Ferdinand Tie- __ rcsolntioii or nn optica!ly inactive mann. b:rsc 1Jy an active alkyl haloitl, d., Schmidt, SiyvnZ, chemical aid micro- i, $49. bio!ogic.al invrstigatioris on the saltiiig Scholtz, ?ifax, and K. Jaross, action of of Iicrriiiqs, A, ii, 409. nldeliydei and of carbonyl chloride on Schmiedeberg, Ostcald, comparative diainiiies, A., i, 435. investigations of the pharinacological Scholtz, iUm, aid HelnLutlL Miiller, actions of some purine derivatives, A., stereoisomeric 2-phenyl-6-methyl- ii, 674. piijeridiiies, A., i, 41. Schmitz, estimation of carbon in steel Schoorl, X., carbamide derivatives of and iron, A., ii, 691. sugarq, A, i, 253. Schmoelling, Lco won, cedar-nut oil, A., __ microchcinical reaction for atropine, ii, 136. A., ii, 707. Schneider, Eclload C, vari;~tioii~in the Schramm, 0th. See Jolmmcs Wislicen- :~niount of thiocynnnte in human saliva, US. A., ii, 459. Schreinemakers, 3’rans Antooia Hubert, Schneider, Edward C. See also Lc,ftcyette composition of the vapour phase in the B. Mendel. sy.ztein water-phenol, with one and two Schneider, Franz. See Otto A-iX olnics liqiiid phases, A., ii, 9. Witt. __ vapour presures of binary and Schneidewind, W. See FV. Kriiger. ternary mixtures, A., ii, 57. Schober, 1VilZinnt B., and lfcnry L. __ vit~~oiirteiision of ternary mixtures, Bowers, action of snlphuric acid on A., ii, 146, 224, 305, 372, 436, 641. plie~ietole,A., i, 204. - equilibria in ternary systems, A., Schofer, A Zwiiz, propyl-+-nitrole and s- ii, 445. tctramethyldinitroazoxymct hale, A. ) Schreiner, Oswrcld, phellandrene nitiite i, 495. and oils containing phellandrene, A., Schofer, AZwin. See also Roltsiul Scholl. i, 600. Schone, A,, and Bernhard Tollens, lactic Schreuer, dfuuz. Sce Johannrs Frentzel. acid in beet-molasses, A,, i, 116. Schrodter, Jf. See Daxiel Vorlander.

I____beliaviour of sucrosz solutions Schryver, S‘ttinuel Burnett, and Ik’,.etlm-ick towards stroiitia at 125-128”) A., H. Lees, researches on morphine. i, 123. Purt 11, ‘r., 563 ; P., 1901, 54. -- fermentation of pentoses, A., Schtarbanow, P. See P. N. Baikow. i, 367. Schubart, 2’. See Dcmiel Vorlander. -- behaviour of the pentosans of Schiikareff, n.,polymolecular chemical seeds during germination, A., ii, 267. trairsfmmations, A., ii, 647. -- pentosans of jute, luffa, and Schiirger, JO~CLX’II,calcium amalgam, A,

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. brewers’ grains, A., ii, 414. ii, 9’7. Schonherr, Paul. See Au~~Ls~Michaelis. Schiitte, Otto. Svc Artl~w Rosen- Schonrock, Otto, influence of temperature heim. on the specific rotation of sucrose, A., Schuler, W., sensitiveness of the re- ii, 287. actions based on spectrum analysis, Scholl, Roland, condensation products A.,ii, 633. of aliphatic nitro-coniponnds, A., Schulten, A zcgust [Benjnsnin.(h’a~on)] dc, i, 359. synthesis of borona trocalci te (nlexite), Scholl, Xoland, and Erwt Bertsch, A., ii, 558. synthetical application of mercury Schulz, Fercii?mid,hydrolysis of solanin, fulminate ; synthesis of phenol ald- A., i, 92. oximes, A., i, 465. Schulz, Fyiedrich X., formation of carb- -- oxidisin.. action of mercury aiiiide by the oxidation of albuinin fulminate on cEniet1iylanilinc, A., according to Jolles, A., i, 780. i, 623. - cause of the increase of protrid Scholl, Roland, arid Wilhclwa Norr, cfeconiposition during inanition, A., [action of cyanogen bromide on ii, 562. dimethylaniline], A., i, 376. Schulz, Friedrich AT, and Fritz Ditthorn, Scholl, Roland, and AZwiii Schofer, gnlactosamine, A., i, 507. action of ethyl bromoacetate on silver --the sugar obtained from cerc- nitrite, A., i, 359. brin, A,, i, 554. View Article Online INDEX OF 4UTHORS. 789

Schulz, Friedrich N., and J. Mainzer, Sebelien, John, manurial experiments, excretion of phosphorus during inani- A., ii, 468. tion, A., ii, 407. gebor, J., carbohydrates of Carageen moss, Schulz, Hugo, silicic acid in human and A., i, 15. animal tissues, A., ii, 257. Seegen, Joscf, influence of asphyxia on Schnlze, Bernhard, alinit experiments the glycoyenic function of the liver, with oats, A., ii, 527. A., ii, 522. -experiments with calcium caibonate Seel, Eugen, oxidation of aloin with on serradella, A., ii, 528. potassium peisiilphate and with Caro’s -experiments with different nitrogen- acid, A., i, 92. ous manures (ammonia, and sodirim Seelhorst, Conrrcd tm, and N. Cleorgs, nitrate), A., ii, 620. influence of maiiiire and the ainomit of -plot and pot experiments with differ- water in tlie soil 011 the growth and ent potassium salts, A., ii, 621. composition of barley, A., ii, 274. - testing of varioiis soils as regards Seelhorst, Conrtccl WOH, A’. Georgs, and their manurial iequirements, A., Fahrenholtz, influence of the amount ii, 681. of water in the soil, and the manure, -examination of hay to ascertain tlie on the yield and composition of Italian changes in the amounts of food con- rye grass and clover, A., ii, 682. stituents, phosphoric acid, arid potash Seelhorst, Cunrtrd voiz, arid Panaotovic, caused by different nianuiing, h., iiifluence of distance on the growth ii, 682. aid compo~itionof plants, h.,ii, 330. Schulze, Emst, reproduction of proteids Seemann, John. See Fr. Kutscher. from the products of their decornposi- Seldis, li. See Friedrich Xrafft. tion, A., ii, 184. Seligmann, II. See Euyez Bamberger. -mode of formation of asparagine in Seliwanoff, Theodor T.,drain-water and plants, A., ii, 332, 467. salt swamps of the Odessa iriigalion - irtfluence of carbohydrates on the fields, A., ii, 530. production of protcids in plants, A., Seliwanoff, Theodor T., Choina, Mot- ii, 333. schan, and Bondareff, coinposition of -composition of some conifcr seeds, Odessa sewage, A., ii, 530. A., ii, 467. Sell, William James, and Frederick Schulze, HeinricJL. See Carl Paal, and lVi1liccna Dootson, the chlorine dcriva- Eugen Prior. tives of pyridinc. Part YII. Sonie Hchumacher, A. See Albert Edinger. condensation products, T., 899 ; P., Schumacher, TIL. See Eberhartl Ramm. 1901, 131. Schumann-Leclerq, experiments on the Semmler, Fricdrlrielz lVilhcliia, canipheue, influence of diet on the separation of A., i, 90. acetone, A,, ii, 463. __ eliniinatioli of water, halogen hydr- Schumm, O., estimation of potassium, ide, and ammonia in the terpene series, A., ii, 578. A., i, 330. ; Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Schumm, 0. See also Kartogh. - ieduction in the terpene series Schunck, C. A., yellow colouiing matters myrcene and other olefinic compouiids, accompanying chlorophyll and their A,, i, 732. spectroscopic relations, A., i, 734. Senderens, Jean Baptiste. See I’m1 Schuyten, ill. C., decomposition of iotlo- Sabatier. form in chloroform aolution, A., i, 3. SQnBquier,R. gee L. Duclert. Schwab, Otto, condensatioii of o-hydroxy- Senf, Fr. A. See Alexander Eibner. benzylideneaniline, A., i, 380. Senier, A Ifred, a lecture table experiment Schwab, Otto. See also Arthur Hantz- for the izeparation of nitric oxide, P., sch. 1900, 227. Schwarz, B. See Karl Elbs. Senier, AIfred, and William Goodwin, Schwarz, Leo, conipounds of proteids the action of ethylene dibromide on with aldehydes, A., i, 297. xylidiiie and +cumidine, T., 254 ; Schwerin, B. Graf. See Oscar Piloty. P., 1900, 228. Scott, A Eezander, ammonium bromide -~action of phenylcarbimidc on and the atomic weight of nitiogen, T., diphenyl-, dialphyl-, and dlnaphthj 1- 147 ; P., 1900, 204. diainines, T., 258 ; P., 1900, 2%. Scott, Alexander, and 1Villiam Arbuckle, Serdobinsky, 2lliss A, and Uics A. the preparation of iodic acid, T.. 302 ; Emelianoff, deterlniritation of the P , 1901, 2. specific heats of metals by their rate of Scudder, Heywctrrl. See S. P. Mulliken. cooling, A., ii, 303, View Article Online 790 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Servais, Lhib, a-chlorovaleric acids, A., Siegrist, Jos., rate of electrolytic deposi- i, 112. tion of copper in presence of sulphuric Servant. See William Oechsuer de acid, A,, ii, 370. Coninck. Sieplein, Otto J. See CJiarbs Frcderic Sesti, Giicseppe, analysis of tanning Mabery. materials, A, ii, 708. Siertsema, L. 15, magnetic rotation of Seubert, Karl, and A. Henke, iodometric the plane of polarisation in liquefied estimation of chromic acid, A., ii, 132. gases uiider atmospheric pressure, I., Seuffert, Otto. See AdoZf von Baeyer, A., ii, 5. and Emil Fischer. Sigel, Alb. See Carl Haeussermann. Severin, &mile C., mixed anhydrides, Sigmond, Alexizcs von, assiinilation in A., i, 385. two cultivated plants, A., ii, 70. - Le Royer's dichlorophthalic acid, Silber, Paul G. See Gincomo Luigi A., i, 389. Ciamician. Seyda, Anton, simplification of Meineke- Silbermann, F. See Karl Elbs. Woy's mcthod of estimating phosphoric Silberstein, ill. See Friedrich Kehrmann. acid as pliospiioniolybdic oxide ; pre- Simmonds, CILarlcs. See Thonans Edward cipitation of pure ammonium phospho- Thorpe. molybdnte by molyhdate solution "on- Simon, E. See Alexander Eibner. taining citric acid ; coilversion of Simon, L. J., stereochemisti~yof nitro- TVagner's inolybdate magnesia process gen : stereoisomeric hydrazones of ethyl into a purely niolybdate one, A., ii, 689. pyruvate, A., i, 49.

Seyewetz, Alphome, and &?oz6nrcl Blanc, ~ constitution of dextrose, A., i, 256. combiliation of sodium tetrazoditolyl- Simon, L. J., and H. BQnard,the phtxnyl- disulphouate with &nqh thyleth yl- hydrazones of dextrose and their nlnta- amine; production of a colouring rotation, A., i, 257. matter, A., i, 621. Simon, L. %, and L. Dubreuil, action of Shaffer, Phil A. See Otto Folin. rnonohaloid aliphatic acids on pyridiile Shaw, Snville, obituary notice of, T., and qninoline, A., i, 290. 875. Simonis, Bugo, action of primary ainines Shenstone, William AshweZZ, vitrified on mncobromic and niucochloric acids quartz, A., ii, 552. and their esters, A., i, 268. Shenton, Jumes Porter. See William -bromo-derivatives of conmarone, A., Thomson. i, 335. Shepard, C. I€., [estimations with the] Simons, Fraiik D. See Charles A. nitrometer, A., ii, 474. Crampton. Sherman, H. C., and J. F. Snell, heat of Simpson, Edward S., [gold, &c., from combustion as a factor in the analytical Western Australia], A., ii, 454. examination of oils : heats of cornbus- Singer, H., physiological action of tion of some commercial oils, A, aspirin, A., ii, 408. ii, 430. Sioma, J., analysis of white niicrocline Shimer, Porter special crucible for from the Ilnicn Momitains, A., ii, 397. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. W., cd)on combnstions, A., ii, 477. Sisley, P(6zcI, theoric~sof dycing, A., i, 99. Shoffstall, Artl~irr,S. Hce F. J. Pond. __ siilplioiiatd Iiytlros~nzo-coloiiriii~ Shores, J. 11. Sec Jrcms Terence Con- mattcrs and their salts, A, i, 775. roy. Sjollema, Ti'. , the thiocarbiniirle from the Shuloff, I., cheniical changes in the seeds of Brrcssicn ?inpus (colza), A., germination of seeds of Vicia Fda, i, 583. A., ii, 330. - chemical analysis of soils, A., Siau, It. L. See Frederick 1T'ilZimn ii, 350. Pavy. Skirrow, Frederick Wdliccm, volatility Sicherer, WaltJLer ~021. See Carl Bulow. of boric acid in steam, A., ii, 448. Sieber, Nafalie, action of peroxides on Skirrow, Frederick HWianz, and Rarry toxins, A., ii, 566. T.Calvert, salt precipitation by vspor- Sieber, Natalie. See also Jlrcrcellics isation of dilute solutions, A., ii, 440. Nencki. Skita, Aladnr. See Emil Fischer. Siegfeld, Horitr, butter control and the Skraup, Zdenko ZImns, constitntion of Iteic.hurt-Meiss1 figure, A., ii, 482. the cinchona alkaloids. VI. Conversion Siegfeld, illorit;. See also Paul Vieth. of cincholenponic acid into an acid free Siegfried, Xax, antipeptone, A, i, 57. from nitlogen, A., i, 226. -antipeptone and amyhopeptone, R., - transformation of cinclioniiie by i, 176. means of sulpliuric acid, A., i, 404. View Article Online INDEX OF 4UTHORS. 791

Skraup, Zdenko Hanns, conversion of Smythe, John Armstrong. See Frederick the additive compounds of cinchonine C'harles Garrett. with hydrogen haloids into halogen- Snell, J. F. See E. C. Sherman. free bascs, A,, i, 480. Soave, 11fct,rco, alleged volatility of mer- Skraup, Zdenko Hanns, and Josef Konig, curous chloride at 37" ; reduction of cellose, a lriose from cellulose, A., mercurous compounds by aninial i, 370. tissues, A., ii, 101. Skraup, Zdenko Hanns, and Robert Kre- - physiological function of enzymes mann, acetochloro-dextrose, -galactose, in vegetable life, A., ii, 267. and -lactose, A., i, 506. - hydrocyanic acid in plants, A., Sleen, G. van der, a-hydroxy-P-butenoic ii, 332. acid (vinylglycollic acid) and its decom- Sodeau, William Horace, the decomposi- positions, A., i, 499. tion of chlorates. Part 111. Calcium Slosson, E. E. See Jzcli~sStieglitz. chlorate and silver chlorate, T., 247 ; Slowtzoff, B. , vegetable oxidases, A., P., 1900, 209. i, 177. - the decomposition of chlorates. Smith, C. D., factors determining the Part IV. The supposed mechanical richness of milk, A., ii, 338. facilitation of the decomposition of Smith, Edpr Francis. See G. CIamwm potassium chlorate, T., 939 ; P., 1901, Friend, IV. H. Fulweiler, Lewis Y. 149. Hamilton, Lily B. Kollock, Anroia Soden, €Ticgo won, and Karl Henle, Ilberzbacher, Leonard P. Morgan, Algerian oil of rue, A., i, 396. Max J. Ruegenberg, and C. Roscoe Soden, Hugo von, and Wilhch2 Rojahn, Spare. occurrence of phenylethyl alcohol in Smith, Frank Warren, analysis of ex- oil of roses, A., i, 39, 733. plosives, A., ii, 699. -- constituents of West Indian Smith, Henry G., eucalyptus oil contain- sandalwood oil, A., i, 159. ing 60 per cent. of geranyl acetate, A., -- crystalline conipoiient of tala- i, 252. nilis oil, A., i, 395. Smith, Jaincs F,, detection of arsenic in -- a new aldehyde from oil of the presence of sulphites, kc., A,, lemons, A., i, 733. ii, 279. Sochtig, 1Vilhelnz. See Azcymt Michaelis. Smith, James Lormin, and A. Percy Soderbaum, Henrik Gustnve, separation Hoskins, inhalation of ethylene, A., of metals by means of acetylene, A., ii, 464. ii, 197. Smith, Robert Francis Wood, and Xobert Soldner, Friedrich. See William Cam- Leonard Jenks, arsenic in coal and erer, jim. coke, A., ii, 476. Solaro, A., artificial silk and its distinc- Smithells, Arthur, spectra of carbon tion from the natural product, A., compounds, A., ii, 366. ii, 52. Smits, A., new method for the exact Solleid, 1'. .Ti., seaweed as food, A., 11, 539.

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. determination of the boiling point, A., ii, 5. Sollmann, T.,a new sugar reaction A., -soap solutions, A., ii, 12. ii, 535. - cletemiination of the dccrense of Solly, Kiclrnrcc! JJrwrisov,, [with analysis vapour tension of a solution of sntliiin hy f1en.i-y Jackson], liveiiigitc., a new chloride nt highcr tcnrperatures, A., inineial from the Binnenthnl, A., ii, 304. ii, 568. - determination of the decrease in Soltsien, Pm7, estiination of sugar by vapour tension, and of the lowering of Feliling's solution, and conversion of the freezing point of solutions which cuprous into cupric odewithout the are not very dilnte, A., ii, 304. use of asbestos filters, A., ii, 256. -progressive change of the factor i as -IIalphen's reaction for cottoii seed n function of the concentration, A., oil and the behavionr of some American ii, 436. lards towards the same, A., ii, 292, Smits, A., and L. K. Wolff, repelling of 430. the ionisation of solutions of sodiiim Soncini, E. Sec (;liicscppcPlancher. hydroxide, carbonate, and hydrogen Sorauer, Ymcl, and Emil Ramann, so- carbonate by addition of soclinm chlor- called invisible iiijury [to trees] by ide. A., ii, 505. smoke, A., ii, 36. Smygka, F., meteoric iron from Alt-Bdlii, Sosnowski, J. See Leon Marchlewski. Xornvia, A., ii, 607. Source. See Magnier de la Source. View Article Online 792 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Spaeth, Eduard, analyses of fruit juices, Spiro, Kad. See also 3. Fuld, and A., ii, 294. Bxst Y.Pick. -analysis and coniposition of lemon Spitzer, Fritz, B-naphthoxyacetic acid juices, A., ii, 584. and its derivatives, A., i, 715. Spallino, I?. See Albsrto Peratoner. Spitzer, OsJm', action of iiitrosobenzene Spare, C. Boscoe, and 3cZgnr Jroncis on aromatic hydlazines, A,, i, 98. Smith, electrolytic separation of ma- Sprague, E. 6'. See Barry S. Grindley. curyfrom copper, A., ii, 692. Sprankling, Charles H. G. See Alex- Spatz, E., estiniation of aluminium in cciitlcr 1Villiani Gilbody. steel, A,, ii, 349. Spriggs, E. 1. See W.Hale White. Specht, Leopold, and Fritz Lorenz, new SpSing, TValtIib~e, illunii~iationof dif- tannin estimations, A., ii, 294. ferent lrincls of glass, A., ii, 297. Speller, Frank L. , separation of ferric - spevilic gravity of cuprous iodide, chloride in aqueous hydrochloric acid A., ii, 451. from other metallic clilorides by ether, Springer, L. See Gcorg aon Georgievics. A., ii, 350. Sprinkmeyer, H., o-isopropyltoluene Spencer, Leonard James, rnarshite, niiers- [o-ii~ethylisoyropylbenzene], A,, i, 519. ite, and iodyrite, A., ii, 391. Sprinz, ,Iiclizcs, isoalaiitolactone, a bye- Spencer, Leona9.d Jccmcs, and G'eoygc product in the prepaiation of alaniol- Thtcrland Prior, crystallised stannite autone, A., i, 325. frorn Bolivia, A., ii, 392. __ isonlnntolactone, a constituent of Spermski, A'icolai. See Otto Wallach. the root of hiid(x ~!f3hilLl~l,A., i, 357. Speransky, A. ?V., and E. G. Goldberg, Stankk, VZ., apparatus for the estima- electrolysis of salts in oi ganic solvents, tion of nitrogen in nitrates by the A., ii, 157. Schn!ze-Tiem:inn method, A., ii, 474. Speroni, Cesare. See Mario Betti. Stane'k, P'I. 8ec also Karl Andrlik. Speyers, Clarence Livingstow, and C'. I<. Staage, 171. See D. Holde. Rosell, heat of solution of resorcinol Starke, Jo~Lu~~~s,globulin as alkali- in ethyl alcohol, A., ii, 147. proteid, A., i, 242. Spezia, Giorgio, colour of zircon, A., __ transformation of albumin into ii, 167. globulin, A., i, 242. - quartz and gelatinous silicic acid Stassano, Eeenri, r8Ze of leucocytes in from the Simplon Tunnel, A., ii, 393. em retion, A., ii, 564.

~ solubility of quartz in solutions of Stassano, Hmri, and Paid Bourcet, sodium tetraborate, A., ii, 605. lreieim and localization of iodine in Spica, Matteo, detection of citiic acid in the leucocytes of normal l)lood, A., wine, A., ii, 701. ii, 515. -detection of "saccharin" by means Stcele, Bo-tram D.,a iiew method for of new reactions, A., ii, 704. the mensnreinent of ionic velocities in - commercial valuation of tanning aqueous solution, T., 414; P., 1901, 5. materials and a new method for tho -model illustrating measurements of the mobility and transference of ions,

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. detection and estimation of gallic acid in them, A,, ii, 708. A., ii, 540. Spica, Pictro, supposed alteration of the Stein, Xtc~t~i~l~i~~ TO^, the influence of properties of aluminium, A., ii, 602. various substances on the crystallisa- Spieckermann, AZh. See Josef Konig. tion of hx!moglohin, A., i, 176. Spiegel, Leopold, [with Katzenellen- Stein, l'ictor. See Otto Ruff. bogen], a-dinitroplienylpyridiue chlor- Steinbrenck, Ado7f. See Paul Jacob- ide and the product of its trailsforma- son. tion under the influence of alkali, A,, Steiner, G. See Pyiedrich Xehrmann. i, 752. Iteiner, 0.) phenyl telluride and the Spiegel, Leopold, and S. Sabbath, ethers atomic weight of tellnrium, A., ii, 236. of p-aminophenol and their carbamide Iteiner, 0. Be? also Friedrich Krsfft. derivatives, A, i, 533. Iteinwehr, 27. con, applicability of the Spiegler, AZbert, eRect of the withhold- law of mass action to strong electro- ing of water on metabolism, A., ii, 458. lytes, A., ii, 539. Spies#, Paul. See lViZ7ie/m Autenrieth. - therniocheniistry of very dilute Spilker, Adoy. See Gzcstav Kraemer. solutions, A., ii, 641. Spindler, W. See Kernhard Kiihn. 3tejjska1, Ka~2[12itte~] yon, febrile changes Spiro, Karl, the action of serum-globulin in thc chemical composition of blood, on the coagulation of muscle plasma, A., ii, 304. d.,ii, 670. Iteller, TF'i17iclnz. See Theodor Cnrtius. View Article Online INDEX OF SUTHORS. 793

Stelling, Erwin. See Augustin Bis- Stobbe, Hans, [and, in part, Hans trzy cki. Volland], asiniple synthesis of 6-ketonic Stephan, h’arl, oil of sweet orange, A., acids, A,, i, 324. i, 160. Stobbe, l€aiLy, ant1 Olto Zeitschel, tri- Steppes, F~i~drich,p- and o-toluidino- yhenylacrylic acid and benzhydrol acetic acid and a-p- and a-o-toluidino- ether, A, i, 538. propionic acid, A., i, 139. Stock, Alfred, action of hydrogen arsenide Sterba, Jean, preparation of pure cerium on boron bromide, A., ii, 382. oxide, A., ii, 602. Stock, Alfred, and Illcurtin Blix, borimide -crystallised cerium oxide, A., ii, 602. A,, ii, 650. Stern, ArtJmr Landauer, the nutrition Stock, Alfred, and Wulthcr Doht, prepar- of yeast, T., 943; P., 1901, 126. ation of pure antimony hydride, A., Stern, Eermann. See Carl Paal. ii, 556. Sternberg, ikfaximikian, a new reaction Stock, Alfred, and Cornelius Massaciu, of acetone, A., ii, 587. estimation of chromium and iron by Sternberg, 1Vilhelm. See Rudolph potassium-iodide-iodate mixture, A,, Fittig. ii, 284. Steuart, Basil, composition of shale Stock, Alfred, and Otto Poppenberg, naphtha, A., i, 109. action of hydrogen sulpliide on boron Steudel, E., constitution of thymin, A., bromide, A., ii, 237. i, 108, 434. Stockman, Ralph, and Francis J. Char- - detection of amino-derivatives of teris, the action of iodine and iodidcs sugars, A., i, 674. on frog’s muscles, A,, ii, 255. -behaviour of pyrimidine compounds Stoermer, M., volatility of lead oxidc, A., in the animal organism, A., ii, 409. ii, 654. Bteuermann, J. See Stanislaus von Stoermer, XicJzard, nomenclature of cou- Kos tanecki. marone derivatives, A., i, 400. Stevens, A. B., assay of opium, A,, Stoermer, RicJLard, and 3’. Bartsch, syn- ii, 631. thesis of coumaranone (ketocoumaran) Btevens, Henry Potter, metathoric acid arid its homologues from phenoxyacetic and metathorium oxychloride, A., acid, A., i, 94. ii, 391. Stoermer, BicJLard, and K. Behn, syn- Stevens, N. IlK, rigor in frog’s muscles, thesis of aromatic alcohols by means A.,ii, 519. of formaldehyde, A., i, 726. Stewart, C. G. See Samuel Rideal. Stoermer, Richard, and Johanncs Boes, Stewart, Georgc: Neil, behaviour of red presence of homologous coumarones in blood corpuscles to certain reagents, coal-tar, A., i, 31. A,, ii, 457. Stoermer, Richard, and G. Calov, cou- Stich, Konrad, phosphorised oil, A., marilic acid andits derivatives,A. ,i, 336. ii, 422. Stoermer, Richard, and Bruno Kahlert, Stieglitz, Julius, and 3. E. Slosson, hydrolysis of phenol ethers by alcoholic constitution ofacylhalogenalkylaniides, potash, A., i, 533. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. A., i, 462. --production ofo-hydroxyphenyl- Stiepel, Carl. See Alexander Herzfeld. ethyl alcohol from coumarone and Stift, Anton, chemical composition of synthesis of hydrocoumarone, A,, i, 535. the pollen of the sugar beet, A., Stokes,!Henry N. See FVilliam Fra.izci.9 ii, 411. Hillebrand. Stiles, Percy G., rhythmic activity of Stoklasa, Jz~lizcs,nutrition of sugar beet, the cesophagus, A., ii, 519. A., ii, 528. Stille, W. See Budolph F. Weinland. Stoklasa, JZC~LS,and J. Pitra, influence Stirm, Ccwl. See Carl D. Harries, of potassium salts on the development Stobbe, Hans, addition of diethyl succin- of barley, A., ii, 621. ate to ab-unsaturated ketones and Stokvis, C. 8. See R. 27. Saltet. esters, A., i, 276. Stolle, Ferdinand, octabenzoylraffinose, Stobbe, Hans, [and, in part, Gcorg Heun], A., i, 189. action of sodium ethoxide on mixtures -refraction of aqueous carbohydrate of ketones and ethyl nialonate, A., solutions. I. Mutarotating sugars i, 549. (hexoses), A., i, 368. Stobbe, Hans, [with Karl Russwurm, and -refraction of aqueous carbohydrate Richard Fischer], addition of diethyl solutions. 11. Mutarotating sugars succinate to as-unsaturated ketones (disaccharides) and lion-mutarotating and esters, A:! i, 147. sugam, A., i, 507. LXXX. 11. 56 View Article Online 794 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Stolle, Ferdinand, researches on caramel. Stutzer, Albert, chemical investigation IT. Decomposition products of cara- of soil samples from German East melan, A., i, 673. Africa, A,, ii, 283. -[sulphidcs in] bone black, A., ii, 154. Suchy, R., pyrogenic Daniel1 cells, A., - volumetric estimation of invert ii, 369. sugar, A., ii, 286. Sudborough, John Joseph, additive com- Stollk, Bobert, formation of secondary pomids of a- and B-naphthylaminc s-acid hydrazides, A., i, 316. with trinitro-derivatives of benzene, - acetals of p-diketohexamethj-lene, T., 522; P., 1901, 44. A., i, 390. -acetylation of arylamines, T., 533 ; Storer, Francis Eumphreys, search for P., 1901, 45. other sugars than xylose and dextrose -nomenclature of the acid esters of in the products of the hydrolysis of unsymmetrical dicarboxylic acids, P. , wood from the trunksof trees, A., i, 67. 1901, 43. Stradomsky, N.,formation of oxalic acid - note on diphenyldinitroethylene, in the human body, A., ii, 404. P., 1901, 68. Strasburger, Josef, estimation of carbo- Bulc, Ottokar, solubility of mercury haloid hydrates in human fajces, A., ii, 357. salts, and especially of niercuric iodide, Strauss, Eduard, 2 : l-aminopropanol in organic solvents, A., ii, 101. and 2 : 3-aminobutanol, A., i, 17. Suler, Bey, electrolytic reduction of Strauss, Edzcard. See also Karl A. nitrites, A., ii, 637. Hofmann. Sundvik, Ernst EdGard, psylla wax, Streatfeild, Frederick William, and J. psyllostearyl alcohol, and psyllostearic Davies, an improved melting point acid (psylla alcohol and psyllic acid), aparatus, A., ii, 302. HI., A., i, 358. Streitfeild, Frederick William. See also Sustechinsky, P. van, celestite from h’aphael Meldola. Marienstein, Bavaria, A., ii, 605. Strecker, Wtlhehi. See J. Precht. Sutherland, William, molecular consti- Street, John Phillips, reduction of nitrates tution of water, A., ii, 92. in presence of farmyard manure, A., Suzuki, U., occurrence of organic iron ii, 329. compounds in plaiits, A., ii, 678. - estimation of the availability of -tea plant, A., ii, 679. organic nitrogen in comniercial fertil- -localisation of theine in tea leaves, isers, A. , ii, 531. A., ii, 680. Strehl, Bans, and Otto Weisa h siology Svedmark E., [berzelianite from] the of the suprarenal capsules,’:. ,fi, 612. Skrickerum Mine [Sweden], A., ii, 604. Striebel, A. See Rend Thomas-Mamert. Swain, Robert E., formation of allantoin Strobel, Max. See Julius Schmidt. from uric acid in the body, A., ii, 610. Striiver, Giovanai, chemical action bo- Swaving, A. J., influence of the season tween dry hauerite and various metals and feeding on the Reichert-Meissl at the ordinary temperature, A., number of Dutch butter, A., ii, 587. ii, 317. Syers, H. W. See Edward C. Cyril Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Strutt, 8. J., tendency of the atomic Baly. weights to approximate to whole num- Szkll, Ladislaus von, rapid estimation of bers, A., ii, 308. phosphoric acid soluble in water in Strzyzowski, Casimir. See Bruna Galli- superphosphates, A., ii, 476. Valerio. Szolayski, Bogdan. See Eugen Bam- Stuchlik, Leo, papaverinol, A., i, 41. berger. Study, B., invariant theory for chemists, T. A., ii, 497. Stull, W. N., [precipitation of zinc and T., J., estimation of manganese in ferro- cadmium by hydrogen sulphide in acid chromium alloys, A., ii, 283. solution], A., ii, 625. Tauber, Emst, glycerol monosalicylate, Stutzer, Albert, behaviour of denitrifying A., i, 538. bacteria in culture solutions, A., Tauber, Ernst, and Franx Walder, Bis- ii, 264. marck-brown, A., i, 41. - morphr logy of the organisms de- Tafel, Julzus, hydrouracil, A., i, 194. signated ‘‘ Bacterium ,radicicola,” A., - products of the reduction of uric ii, 265. acid, A., i, 236. - assimilation of carbon dioxide by -products of the reduction of methyl- hyphomicrobium and nitromicrobium, ated uric acids, A., i, 237. A., ii, 267. -tetrahydrouric acid, A. , i, 426. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. '795

Tafel, Jidius, and Be?&?zoAch, electro- Testoni, Giuseppe, and 2;. Hascarelli, lytic reduction of xanthine, A., i, 425. action of nitric acid on acetylene, A., --reductiori products of guanine, i, 494. A., i, 426. Testoni, Giusqye. See also A. Conti. Tafel, Jdius, and Arthut. Weinschenk, TBtry, Le'on. See Loicis Bouveault. electrolytic reduction of methyl- Thatcher, B. W., indirect weighing of uracil, A., i, 71. quantitative precipitates ; rapid and -__ electrolytic reduction of bar- accurate method for determining the bituric acid, A,. i, 72. weight of a precipitate without -- 4-methyldeoxyxanthine and separating it from the liquid, A., deoxyheteioxanthine, A., i, 106. ii, 685. Tagiuri, C. C. See Arturo Miolati. Thatcher, R. W. See also Iz. S. Tailleur, P., a glucoside characterising Hiltner. the germinating period of beech, A., Thebaud, E. D. See WilZiam Ridgcly ii, 466. Orndorff. Talbot, Henry Paul. See Joiianwes Thesmar, C. See Emilio Nolting. Wislicenus. Theuer, Franz. See Josef Herzig. Talieff, Konstantirc, methylbutylallyl- Theulier, EugBne, citraptene or lemon carbinols cmtaining normal and second- ca~iiphor,A., i, 218. aiy butyl, A., i, 250. -- essential oil of female rose wood, Tambon, detection of' sesam6 oil in vege- A., i, 396. table and animal oils, A., ii, 360. -esscntial oil of vetiver, A., i, 397. Tambor, Josrf. See Stanislaus von Thevhot, G. See AiLgust Michaelis. Kostanecki. Thibault, PCLZLZ,new bismuth salicylate, Tammann, Gti~tav, so-called liquid A., i, 593, 712. cigstals, A., ii, 231. -hydrated bismuth oxide, A., ii, 106. Tanatar, S imeon M., combustion of gases, Thiel, A. See Friedrich JYilhelnr A., ii, 13, 228. Xiirter. __ perborates, A, ii, 314. Thiele, Xd7r~und, constitution of, and __ iead siihoxide, A., ii, 451, action of aqueous anmonia on sodium __ cadmium suboxide, A., ii, 553. cellulose, A., i, 634. -bisniuth \uboxide, A., ii, 553. -new form of burette A., ii, 575. Tarbonriech, J., action of mercaptan on Thiele, F. C., modification of Kipp's quinoiies, A., i, 329. apparatus, A., ii, 516. Tarbouriech, J. See also A. Astruc. Thiele, Johnanes, condensation products Tarible, Joseph, combination of boron ofindene, A., i, 76. bromide with phosphorus chlorides, - cgclopentadiene dibromider, A,, A., ii, 153. i, 181. - action of boron bromide on the -derivatives of cyclciopentadiene, A., phoqhorus iodides and the haloids of i, 182. arsenic and antimony, A., ii, 153. Thiele, Johames, and lZichnrcl Escales, Tarnuzzer, Chr., Gustav Nussberger, and condensation products of 2:4-dinitro- Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. P. Lorenz, metalliferous deposits of toluene, A., i, 689. Canton Grisons, A., ii, 319. Thiele, Johannes, and Karl Jaeger, Tarugi, N., dichlorohydroxybenzoic derivatives of hydroxyquinol, A., acids, A., i, 146. i, 701. Tarugi, X., and Giuseppe Bombardini, -- dihydroxyfluorescein, A., dilute solutions, A., ii, 89. i, 723. Taylor, A. Ernest, vapour pressure Thierfelder, Hans. See Emil Worner. relations in mixtures of two liquids, Thiesen, Max, and Karl Scheel, vapour III., A,, ii, 7. tension of water at temperatures Teeple, J. E. See William Ridgely between -12" and 25", especially at 0", Orndorff. A., ii, 86. Telle, Fernand, titration of salicylic acid, Thomas, Pierre, nitrogenous nutrition of salicylates, and phenol, A., ii, 357. yeast, A., ii, 617. -titration ofphenol, salicylic acid, and Thomas, Victor, the chemistiy of methyl- salol in surgical dressings, A., ii, 698. ene, A., i, 357. Teller, 3'. See Daniel Vorlander. - thallium chlorobromides, A., Tervet, John N. See JoJm Theodore ii, 60, 100, 159, 607. Hewitt. Thomas-Mamert, Rend, and A. Striebel, Testoni, Qiuseppe, crystalline compounds condensation of ethyl cetipate with in galanga root, A., i, 92. o-diamines, II., A., i, 614. 56-2 View Article Online 796 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Thompson, William Henry, diuretic Tingle, Alfred, synthesis of amines by effects of sodium chloride, A., ii, 80. the aid of alkyl salicylates, A., i, 200. Thoms, Herw~ann,and R. Beckstroem, Tingle, John Bishop, cam ph or0 Y nlic a('i (1 constiluents of calamus oil, A., i, 396. cierirntivcr, VI., A., i, 632. Thorns, Hernzam, and Geory Fendler, Tingle, John Etshop, and Leo O'Byme, undecenoic acid, A., i, 186. action of phenols on ethylic oxalate, --distillation of castor oil, A., A., i, 533. i, 252. Tissier, and Victor Grignard, action of Thomri, Hermann, and 111. Wentzel, acid chlorides and anhydrides on the bases in mandragora roots, A., i, 405. orgsnometallic compouiids of magnes- Thomson, Arved, cultivated plants and ium, A,, i, 316. organic nitrogen compounds, A., ii, 620. --orgaiionietallic compounds of Thomson, William, and Jamer Porter magnesium, A., i, 316. Shenton, detection of arsenic in beers, -organic magnesium compounds of brewing materials, and food, A., ii, 345. the benzene series, A., i, 440. Thorpe, Jocehp Field. See William Tissot. See Auqzste Chauveau. Henry Perkin, jm. Titherley, ,Arthur Walsh, the prepar- Thorpe, Thomas Edward, presidential ation of substituted amides from the address, T., 871 ; P., 1901, 70. corresponding sodamides, T., 391 ; P., Thorpe, Thorns Xdward, and John 1901, 29. Holmes, the occurrence of paraffin9 in -a new method of prepariug diacet- the leaf of tobacco, T., 982 ; P., 1901, amide, T., 411 ; P., 1901, 31. 170. -note on two molecular compounds Thorpe, Thoinas Edward, and Charles of acetamide, T., 413; P., 1901, Simmonds, lead silicates in relation to 31. pottery manufacture, T., 791 ; P., Tocher, James F., volumetric estimation 1901, 113 ; discussion, P., 114. of phenol, A., ii, 353. Thresh, John CZough, estimation of phenol Tollens, Bernhard, cellulose, oxy- when mixed with resinous substances, cellulose, hydrocellulose, the pectins, A., ji, 698. and tragacanth, A., i, 453. Thugutt, Stanislaus Joseph, zeagonite - spectral reactions of blood in as a new alteration product of nephel- presence of formaldehyde, A,, i, 492. ite, A., ii, 112. Tollens, Bernhard. See also J. J. Tiemann, [Johnnn hrarl Wilhelnz] J'crdi- Murumow, Kintaro Oshima, and A. nand, [with Max Kerschbaum, and Schone. Hermann Tigges], the two canipho- Tolloczko, Stanislaw, cryoscopic investi- lytic acids and lauronolic acid, A., gations with inorganic solvents, A., i, 5. ii, 437. Tiemann,Ferdinand, [with Georg Lemme, Tolloczko, Stanislaw. See also Ludwik and Max Kerschbaum], peculiar dis- Bruner. ruption of the camphor ring, A., i, 18. Tolman, L. 11.11, L. 1% Munson, and Tiemann, Ferdinand, [with R.t Schmidt], W. I). Bigelow, composition of jellies Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. cornpounds of the cyclocitral series, and jams, A., ii, 588. A., i. 157. Tomarchio, G. See Giuseppe Grassi- __- inversion of compounds be- Cristaldi. longing to the citral series, A, i, 157. Tombeck, Daniel, compounds of metallic --cyclocitral, A., i, 158. salts with aromatic amines, A., i, 135. -- constitution of a-ionone, A., -compounds of nietallic salts with i, 159. bases of the pyridine series, A., i, 164. Tiemann, Ferdinand, [with Hernmnn - compounds of cupric salts with Tigges], constitution of P-camphor- organic bases, A., i, 266. nitrilic acid, A,, i, 19. Torrey, Joseph, jun., and Otis Fisher --constitution of a-cyclogernnic Black, derivatives of a-nitro-B-dinitro- acid, A., i, 158. propaldehyde, A., i, 11. Tiesenholt, W. von, action of hypo- Tortelli, Massinzrl, and A. Pergami, chlorous acid on metallic chlorides, mean moIecular weight of the fixed A., ii, 154. (insoluble) acids of fats, A., ii, 358. Tiffeneau. See Azcqusste B6hal. Tortelli, Hassiino, and R. Rnggeri, oil Tigges, JAmnann. See Ferdinand and fat of Stillingin sehfera, A., Tiemann. ii, 34. Tillinghast, J. A. See Homer J. --absolute iodine absorption Wheeler. number of fats, A., ii, 47. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 797

To’th, Jidius, estimation of nicotine in Truchon, R., and Xartin-Claude, com- tobaccos or tobacco extracts, A., position of certain fruit juices used ii, 363, 708. in the preparation of confectionery, Townsend, John S., diffusion of ions syrups, &c., A., ii, 363. produced iii air by the action of a Truchot, P., analysir of commercial radioactive substance, ultra-viole t copper, A., ii, 197. light, and point dischargcs, A., Techerne, Eudoy, condensations of the ii, 3. ester of isonicotinic acid, A., i, 749. -conductivity produced in gaes by Tschirch, [ IVilheZm Oswnld] Alexandcr, the motion of negatively charged ions, and Ed. Briining, the resin-balsam of A., ii, 221. Picen l;uZgaal.is,Link (Jura turpeutine), Townsend, John S., and P. J. Kirkby, A., i, 91. conductivity produced in hydrogen --the resin balsam of Pi?tzcs and carbon dioxide by the motion of Pinccstcr (Bordeaux turpentine), A., negativcly charged ions, A., ii, 434. i, 220. Trabut, the inaima of olives, A., Tschirch, A Zexander, and E. Faber, ii, 184. forniation of resiu in several Abictcs, Traube, WilJdm, synthesis of uric acid, A,, i, 601. xanthine, theobromine, theophylline, Tschirch, AZcxasider, and J. Klaveness, and caff’einc from cyanoacetic acid, A,, Natal aloes, A., i, 399. i, 54. --- Uganda aloes, A., i, 602. -cyclic carbamides [pyrimidines], Tschirch, Alexander, and H. Kritzler, A., i, 762. niicrochemical examination of aleurone- Traube, Wilhelm, and Erich Lehmann, grains, A., ii, 33. behaviour of alkylene oxides towards Tschirch, Alexander, and 3. Nieder- ethyl malonate and ethyl acetoacetate, stadt, the resin of Pinus sylvestris, A,, i, 501. A., i, 397. Travers, Morris William, liquefaction -- -New Zealand kauri cop1 from of hydrogen, A., ii, 379. Dnmmara australis, A., i, 398. Travers, Morris WiZlium. See also Tschitschibabin, A. E., action of benzyl TViZLiam Ramsay. chloride and iodide on pyridine, A., Treadwell, Frederick Pearson, and G. H. i, 484. Kramers, separation of zinc from - preparation of simple and compound nickel and cobalt, A., ii, 281. anhydrides, A., i, 536. Treadwell, Frederick Penrson, and E. Tsohugaeff, L.,thujene, a new &cyclic Vogt, Vogel’s method for the detection terpenc, A., i, 88. of cobalt, A., ii, 284. - conversion of thujylamine into Trechmann, Charles O., a British occur- thujene, A., i, 601. rence of mirabilite, A., ii, 396. __ triboluiiiinesceiice, A., ii, 489. Treibich, A. See WiZhelm Lossen. Tsvett, Af , blue chlorophyllin, A., i, 94. Trener, Giovanni Bnttista, action of -riietachlorophyllins and the plural-

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. phenylhydrazine on aldol and on ity of chlorophyllins, A., i, 222. crotonaldehyde, A,, i, 232. - apparatus for the observation of Trillat, J. Auguste, oxidation of primary fluorescence and opalescence, A ., alcohols by contact-action, A., i, 441. ii, 298. - contact-action and the secondary Tucker, Xanzuel Auchmuty, and Herbert and tertiary alcohols, A., i, 496. €2. Moody, the production of some new Trillat, J. Augtsute. See also L. AZphonse metallic borides, P., 1901, 129. Adrian. -- electrolysis of calcium chloride Tritschler, F. See Friedrich Krafft. with reference to the formation of Troger, JZL~~ZLS,and Erich Ewers, aryl- chlorate, A., ii, 98. thiolsulphonates and arylsulphinites of --improved electric furnace for diazo-compounds, A., i, 171. laboratory use, A., ii, 596. Troger, JuZius, and Otto Linde, aryl- --comparison of the solubility of thiosulphonates of organic bases, A,, acetylene and ethylene, A, ii, 696. i, 337. Turin, Vl. VOIL, extent to which the Trouton, Frederick T., latent heat of iiiteraction of ionic charges diminishes evaporation of steam from saturated the osmotic pressure, A., ii, 375. salt solutions, A., ii, 592. Tunnicliffe, Francis JY., and Otto Trowbridge, John, spectra of hydrogen, Bosenheim, influence of boric acid and and some of its compounds, A., borax on metabolism in children, A., ii, 633. ii, 517. View Article Online ’728 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Tunnicliffe, Francis W., and Otto Rosenheim. influence of formaldehvde V. on the metabolism of children, k., ii, 517. Vagt, A. Sec Arthur Hantzsch. Turner. Alfred John. See John Theodore Vaillant, G., the colour of ions, h., Hewitt. ii, 595. Turner, B. Bernard, dielectric constants Valenta, Eduard. See Gcory on of pure liquids, A., ii, 53. Georgievics. Turner, E. J. See Ira Remsen. Valentine, William. See Beizry Lord Tutton, Ac’fred Edwin, coniparative Wheeler. crystallographical study of the double Valeur, Amnnd, thermochemistry of splenates of the series R,M(SeO,),, quinones : constitution of quinliydr- GH,O.-Salts in which &Iis magi~esinrn; ones, A., i, 154. A., ii, 546. -action of the esters of dibasic acids Tutwiller, C. C., estimation of hydrogen on organometallic cornpo~~icl~,A., sulphide in illuminating gas? A., i, 317. ii, 421. VallBe, C., action of acids on carbonates Tyrer, Thomas, and Chns. T. Tyrer, of the alkaline earth metals in presence cornimrison of the quantitative action of alcohol, A., ii, 239. to reducing agents on mercury and Vandergrift, G. W., and Willimt J. bismuth salts, A., ii, 693. Gies, composition of elastic tissue, A., ii, 461. Vandervyver-Grau, determination of the U. specific heat of fats, A., ii, 46. Vandevelde, Alb. J. J., Breinl’s reaction Uhl, and Otto Henzold, detection of for sesame oil, A., ii, 48. alcohol in milk, A., ii, 425. Vanino, Ludwig, action of formaldehyde Uhlenhuth, a method of distinguishing solution on calcium carbide, A., i, 125. varieties of blood, A., ii, 325. -behaviour of aqueous formaldehyde Ullmann, Pritz, aiid Jean Bielecki, towards gun-cotton, A., i, 372. syntheses in the diphenyl series, A,, Vanino, Lzrdwig, and Otto Hauser, i, 586. compounds of bismuth chloride with Ullmann, Fritz, and A. Fornaro, pre- organic bases, A., i, 289. paration of phosphorus oxychloride, Vaubel, Wilhelm, Millon’s reaction, A., A., ii, 551. i, 25. Ullmann, Fritz, and G. Pasdermadjian, -substance formpd in the iodiuation new synthesis of aromatic sulphones, of phenols, A., i, 143. A., i, 383. -carhazole, A., i, 652. Ulpiani, C., optical activity of lecithin, -action of alcoholic silver nitrate on A.: i, 491, 498. aromatic bases, A., i, 691. Ulpiani, C. See also G. Ampola. -molecular wciglit of indigo-blue and

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Umbgrove, Herm. See Albin Kaller. of indigo-red, A., i, 714. Underhill, F. P. See Lafayette B. Mendel. - new hydro-compound of indigotin Urbain, G. and E., isolation of yttria, and its application to quantitative ytterbia, and neo-erbia, A., ii, 160. estimation, A.: i, 715. Urbain, V., elimination of methane from - iodine and the colonr of iodine the atmosphere, A., ii, 273. solutions, A., ii, 446. Urban, K. See Karl Andrlik. - the bromination ant1 iodinstion Utz, F., impregnation and analysis of numbers of proteids, A., ii, 709. antiseptic dressing materials, A., Veley, Victor Herbert, and J. J. Manley, ii, 131. some physical properties of nitric acid -estimation of sugar by Fehling’s solutions, A., ii, 447. solution, A., ii, 205. Velich AZ., feeding with molasses and -volumetric estimation of mercuric molasses-foods, A., ii, 529. chloride in surgical dressings, A., Venturi, G. Anfonio,benzylcarvacrol and ii, 348. benzyl-912-cresol, A,, i, 590. -detection of boiled and unboiled Vereinigte ChininfabrikenZimmer & Co., milk, A., ii, 428. preparation of mixed carbonates of the -Baudouin’s reaction for the detection cinchona alkaloids and the mono- aid of sesanie oil, and Tambon’s modifica- di-hydric phenols, A., i, 738. tion of the test, A., ii, 483. - quinine and cinchonidine chlorocarbonates, A,, i, 739. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 799

Vereinigte Chininfabriken Zimmer & Co., Voedisch, 0. W. See Moses Gomberg. preparation of quinine and cincho- Voegelen, 3. See Arthur Rantzsch. nidine alkvl carbonates, A., i, 739. Voelcker, John Augzcstus, [pot experi- Verley, AZbErt, aryl hydrogen sulphates, ments 0,1 the action of sodium iodide A., i, 143. and bromide, and lithium chloride on Vernadsky, W., theory of silicates, A., crops], A., ii, 269. ii. 249. - [pot experime'nts on wheat and Verneuil, Augzsste [ Victor Louis],second- barley], A., ii, 270. ary products of the action of siilphuric - use of sodium nitrate containing acid on mood charcoal, A., i, 546. perchlorate, A., ii, 270. Vernon, Horace Middleton, action of -gorse as food for sheep, A., ii, 271. trypsin on fibiin, A., i, 576. Vogel. See Max Oerlach. -pancreatic rennin and diastase, A., Vogel, Cart ?;on, conderisation of iso- ii, 710. dialnric acid with thiocarbamide, A., Verwer, Bans, formation of carbon i, 262. during the electrolysis of ammonium Vogt, E. See Fredericlc Pearson Tread- oxalate, A., ii, 693. well. Vszes, Maurice, complex salts of pla- Vogt, Johaii H. L., separation of titani- tinum. (IV.) Oxalonitrites of the ferous iron-ores in basic igneous rocks, alkaline earth metals, A., i, 187. A., ii, 63, 319. Victor, Ernest, estimation of cyanides Voit, Erwin, the need for energy in and cyanates, A., ii, 623. animals during inanition, A., ii, 254. Vieth, Paul, and Moritx Siegfeld, acidity -- proteid katabolism in inanition, A., of milk, A., ii, 46. ii, 459. Vignon, Ldo, cellulose, hydrocelluose, Volhard, Franx, the fat-splitting ferment mercerised and precipitated cellulose, of the stomach, A., ii, 518. A., i, 16. Volhard, Jcckob, potassium thiocyannte Vignon, Ldo, and I? Coutourier, varia- as indicator in the reduction of ferric tion in the amounts of gluten in wheat, salts, A., ii, 580. A., ii, 335. Volland, Hccns. See Hans Stobbe. Vignon, Ldo, and F. Gerin, nitromannitol Volney, C. W., decomposition of sodium and nitrocellulose, A., i, 662. nitrate by sulphuric acid, II., A., Ville, Jules, and Joseph Moitessier, ii, 600. " organic chlorine " in the urine, A., Vongerichten, Eduarcl, apiin, A., i, 40. ii, 565. -thebenidine, A., i, 341. Villiger, Victor. See Adolfvon Baeyer. -morphidine, A., i, 405. Vincent, Swale, and Thomas Lewis, -apiin and apiose, A., i, 646. proteids of unstriped muscle, A,, - preparation of morphenol, A., ii, 255. i, 742. --chemistry and heat rigor curves Voorhees, E. B., investigations relative of voluntary and involuntary verte- to the use of nitrogenous materials [as manures], ii, 341. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. brate muscle, A., ii, 460. A,, Viola, CmZo, glancescence of felspars, Vorlander, Daniel, addition of keto- A, ii, 320. methane derivatives to unsaturated Vischner, Emil. See Nax Bamberger. compounds, A, i, 84. Visser, A. W. See Ernst Cohen. - constitutional formulw of acids, Vitali, Dioscoride, recognition of barium A., i, 444. compounds as the cause of poisoning, -oxidation of compounds containing A., ii, 39. nitrogen, A., i, 454. - the constituents of Digitalis and Vorlander, Daniel, and B. Drescher, [with their toxicological detection, A., ii, 50. F. Teller], acyl derivatives of indoxyl -chemico-toxicological investigation and of indoxylic acid, A., i, 563. of bromoform and of bromal, A., Vorlander, Daniel, and W. Meusel, ii, 480, 534. esters of acylphenylgl ycine-o-carboxylic -oxidising ferment contained in pus, acids, A., i, 83. A., ii, 672. Vorlander, Daniel, and Erieh Mumme, Vivian, ATfred, comparison of reagents anildiacetic-o-carboxylicacid, A., i, 83. for iiiilk proteids with some notes on -- oxidation of arylaminodiacetic the Kjeldahl method for nitrogen acids, A., i, 463. determination, A., ii, 363. Vorlander, Dccniel, and Xtcdolf %on Vivian, AZfred. See also S. Moulton Schilling, action of nitrous acid on Babcock. o-toluidinodiacetic acid, A., i, 463. View Article Online 800 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Vorlander, Daniel, [and, in part, Rtdolf Waldvogel, alkalinity of the blood, A. 3 ?;on Schilling, and H. Schrodter], ii. 116. oxidation of nitrous acid and nitroso- Waljaschko. See Ernst Schmidt. amines, A., i, 462. Walker, C. See William Henry Perkin, Vorlander, Daniel, and M. Schrodter, pin. action of hydrogen chloride of nitroso- Walker, James, nomenclature of the ions, o-tolylglycine, A., i, 463. A., ii, 636. Vorlander, Daniel, and Philipp Schubart, Walker, James, and John S. Lumsden, constitution of indigo-carmine, A., the hydrobrornides of nndecylenic acid, i, 564. T., 1191 ; P., 1901, 188. Voss, U. See August Michaelis. -__ n-decanedicarboxylic acid, T., Voswinckel, Hugo, triazan derivatives, 1197 ; P., 1901, 188. A., i, 53, 617. Walker, Percy H., volumetric estimation VotoEek, Emil, rhodeose, a methylpent- of zinc, A., ii, 625. ose from convolvulin, A., i, 368. Walko, Karl, reduction and action of Votozek, Xmil, and l? FriZ, sugars of aromatic nitro-compounds [in the xanthorhamnin and quercitrin, A., animal organism], A., ii, 669. i, 161. Wallach, Jean. See W. Feuerstein. Vries, J. J. Ott dc, and l? W. J. Boek- Wallach, Otto, [and, in part, van Beeck- hout, curdling by rennet, A., ii, 258. Vollenhoven, Leimbach, Jzdius Sal- Vries, K. de, artificial manures and kind, and Nicolai Speranski], terpenes humus, A., ii, 684. and ethereal oils, A., i, 155. Vultk, Hwmann IT., and Harriet Win- Wallach, Otto, [and, in part, H. and E. $eld Gibson, nature and properties of Lauffer, Alfred Schafer, and TVilkelm corn oil [maize oil]. 11. Determina- Rojahn], terpenes and etliereal oils, A., tion of the constitution, A., ii, 360. i, 89. VultB, Hemnann T.,and Lily Logan, Wallach, Otto, [with Edgar Neumann, a comparison between the bromine and and Jl'ilhelm von Westphalen], terp- iodine absorption fignres of various enes and ethereal oils ; studies in the oils, A,, ii, 430. fenclione series, A., i, 331. Walland, Heinrich. See Friedrich Emich. W. Walter, Johann, condensation products of aromatic aldehydes with primary Waals, Johannes Diderik waw, der, relation aromatic aniines and their sulphonic between the temperature changes of the acids, A., i, 694. specific volumes of liquid and saturated Walther, J., valuation of lemon oil, A., vapour, A., ii, 305. ii, 49. -the equation of condition and the - estimation of carvone in ethereal theory of cyclic motion, A., ii, 644. oils, A., ii, 49. Wacker, Leonhard, a-azoxynaphthalene, Warfel, R. R. See William Albert A., i, 655. Noyep. Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Wagner, Georg, jun. , methylisopropyl- Warren, Charles Hyde, anorthite crystals allylcarbinol, A., i, 182. from Franklin furnace, New Jersey, Wagner, Hermann. See CarZ Biilow. A., ii, 455. Wagner, Julius, classification of acid and Warren, F. W. See Arthur Bower alkali indicators, A., ii, 419. Griffiths . Wagner, Paul, [preservation of farm- Washington, Henry X., chemical study yard manure], A., ii, 530. of the glnucophane schists, A., ii, 172. Wahl, Add R.,direct nitration in the Wassilieff, Nicolai J., nitrogenous con- aliphatic series, A., i, 310. stitnents of the seeds and seedlings of -dimethylpyruvic acid, A., i, 364. Lupinus aZbus, A., ii, 185. -ethyl nitroacetate, A., i, 445. Watschjanz, A. See Carl Adam Bis- - action of fuming nitric acid on choff. substituted acrylic acids, A., i, 663. Watson, Chalmers, metabolism in gout, Wahl, Add R. See also Lozcis Bou- A., ii, 68. veault. Wauters, P. See Alph. wa~Engelen. Walbaum, HeiwicJz, neroli oil, A., Webel, Franz. See Stanislaus von Xos- i, 39, 733. tanecki. Walden, PauZ, inorganic solvents and Weber, C. See Adolph Emmerling. dissociation media, A., ii, 11. Wechsler, Elkan. See XaphaeZ Mel- Walder, Franx. See Ernst Tauber. dola. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 801

Wedekind, Edgur, action of formaldehyde Weinland, Emst, gastric digestion in on menthol, A., i, 393. elasmobranchs, h.,ii, 458. -preparation of acid anhydrides by Weinland, Budolph F. , and G. Kappeller, the aid of tertiary amines, A., i, 499. addition of hydrogen fluoride to salts -bahavionr of tertiary bases towards of ethyl sulphuric acid arid certain niethyl bromomalonate, A., i, 504. sulphonic acids, A., i, 309. -- limits of combination in tertiary Weinland, Budulph F., and P. Lehmann, aniines, A., i, 639. action of sodium ethoxide and alkalis - chloromethyl menthyl oxide, A., on arsenic ibentasulphide, A., ii, 313. i, 731. Weinland, Budolph F.,and Hugo Prause, -model of the nitrogen atom demon- compounds of’ telluric acid with iodates, strating the stereoisomerism of the phosphates, and arsenates, A., ii, 599. oximes, A., ii, 596. Weinland, Rzcdolph F., and Fr. Schle- Wedekind, Edgur, and J. Haeussermann, gelmilch, double salts of antimony action of benzoyl chloride on ethyl pentachloride, A., ii, 660. ether, A., i, 536. Weinland, A!uclolpJ~ F., and W. Stille, Wedell-Wedellsborg, P. S., Poynting’s replacement of oxygen by fluoiine in theorem, A., ii, 82. the iodoxy-compounds, A., i, 684. Weed, Walter Harvcy, granite rocks of Weinschenk, Arthur, condensatioii of Butte, Montana [analyses of biotite barbitnric acid with aromatic altleliydes and hornblende], A., ii, 65. to coloured substances, A., i, 528. - enrichment of mineral veins by - condensation of acetone and carb- later metallic sulphides, A., ii, 108. arnide, A., i, 583. Wegener, Friedrich, intramolecular re- Weinschenk, Arthur. See also JZC~~US arrangement of isoaldoxime ethers, A., Tafel. i, 152. Weinschenk, Emst, colours of minerals, Wegscheider, 3t~dov,esterification of A,, ii, 167. 3-nitrophthalic acid, A,, i, 325. Weis, Fr., a proteolytic and rennct-like - most general form of the laws of feriiient in malt, A., ii, 69. chemical kinetics for homogeneous Weis, Fr. See also JTiZhelm Johannsen. systems, A., ii, 57. Weiss, A. See Nax Guthzeit -relations between constitution and Weiss, illaurus. See Curl D. Harries. reactive power, A., ii, 229. Weiss, Otto. See Hans Strehl. -decomposition of ammonium nitrite, Weissgerber, Budolf, a potassium de- A., ii, 384. rivative of fluorene, A., i, 521. Wegscheider, Rudolf, and Alfred Lip- Weissgerber, 3udov. See a150 Gustav schitz, esterification of unsymmetrical Kraemer. di- and poly-basic acids. 111. Esteri- Wells, Horace Le?nii,el, purific.ation of fication of 3- and 4-nitrophthalic acid, caesiuni material, A., ii, 652. A., i, 32. -czesium periodate and iodste-period- Wehrbein, K. See Augustin Bistrzycki. ate, A., ii, 653. Weidmann, Samuel, microperthite from Wells, Horace Ltemuek, H. P. Beardsley, Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Wisconsin, A., ii, 170. G. S. Jamieson, and F. J. Metzger, Weigert, Fritz. See Jacobus Henricus double nitrates, A., ii, 653. van’t Hoff. Wells, Horace Lemuel, and F. J. Metz- Weigmann, II., and Otto Henzold, influ- ger, cimium antinionious fluorides and ence of feeding on [the composition of] other double haloids of antimony, A., butter, A., ii, 187. ii, 514. Weil, Hugo, colourcd rosaniline bases, --separation of tungstic and A., i, 100. silicic acids, A., ii, 534. Weil, Ludwig, saponins and their dis- -- acid nitrates, A., ii, 652. tribution, A., i, 648. --salt of qusdrivalent antimony, Weil, Richard, formation of solanine in A., ii, 661. potatoes as a pioduct of bacterial action, Wells, Horace Lemuel, and J. M. Willis, A., ii, 266. easium tellurium fluoride, A., ii, 652. Weinland, Ernst, formation of glycogen --double chlorides of cssium and after feeding on galactose, A., ii, 29. thorium, A., ii, 660. -lactase of the pancreas, A., ii, 30. Welmans, Pad, estimation of fat in -Uastric digestion in sclachisn fishes, finely powdered substances, particularly A.,&ii, 252. in cocoa and cocoa mixtures, A., - glycogen in parasitic worms, A., ii, 47. ii, 258. -olenm cacao, A., ii, 207. View Article Online 802 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Welmans, Paul, detection of tragacanth Wcwiijrski: X.,condensation of glyoxal and dextrin in cocoa and chocolate and arid benzaldehyde with ammonia, A,, approximate estimation of rlextrin by i, 353. polarisation, A., ii, 285. Weyl, Theodor, action of ozone on sub- Wengraf, P. See Josqf Herzig. stances contairiing sulphur and on Went, F. A. F. C., inflnence of nutrition siilphur, A., ii, 311. oil thr secretion of enzymes by Dloailin Wharton, Frederick Malcol?iz. See Percy sitophiln, A., ii, 411. J‘a~arl/~yFrankland. -Nonilin sitophiln, a techiiical mould Wheeler, Alvin A’. See Henry Baqsker from Java, A., ii, 676. Hill. Wentzel, Jl. See Her??tnniiThoms. Wheeler, IImry Lord, thionrea-aniidines, Wenzel, Franz. See Joscf Herzig, and A., i, 437. Felix Xaufler. Wheeler, JIcmry Lord, [and, in part, Wenzel, G., action of halogens and carbon L’qtcc~dBarnes, and TViZlimn Valen- disulpliitle 011 sodium methylene coin- tine], additive reactions of thiol acids, ponnds, A., i, 402. A., i, 636. Werder, J., testing of bees wax, A, Wheeler, Henry Lord, and Gzby K. ii, 139. Dustin, molecular rearrangement of Werenskiold, Fr. IT., analyses of Nor- tlisubstitnted thioncarbamic esters ; wegian barley, A., ii, 336. ~~liei~ylii~~inotliioearl~o~ii~acid deriv- Werner, AIfred, stereoisoiiieric cobalt atives and thiosemicarbazidic esters, compounds, A., i, 510. A., i, 24. -1 : 6-chloronitritoclicthyleneiliRmine- Wheeler, Henry Lord, and Treat B. cobalt salts, (CoEn,C]l*KO,)X, A., Johnson, acetyl- and benzoyl-iminodi- i, 512. thiocarbonic esters, A., i, 705. -acetylacetone compounds of platin- Wheeler, Henry Lord, and Iienry F. um, A., i, 632. Merriam, action of alkyl thiocyanates Werner,AIfred, and K. Dinklage, nitrilo- and alkyl isothiocyanates [thiocarb- pentachloro-osmates and tlie constitu- imides] with thiol acids, A., i, 514. tion of osmiamic acid, A., ii, 661. Wheeler, Homey J., anif Bur2 L. Hart- Werner,AZfred, and L. Gerb, 1 : 2-chloro- well, apparatus for estimating fat, A., nitritodiethylenediamiiie-cobalt coin- ii, 586. pounds, A., i, 512. Wheeler, Homer J., and J. A. Tilling- Werner, Burred, and AZ. Gubser, hydrated hast, efTectiveness of potassium nitrate chromium chlorides, A,, ii, 453. as compred with like amounts of Werner, A

Wiedermann, Fritz. See Carl Lieber- Wilson, Leonard Philip. See Henry mann. Edward Armstrong. Wiener, E., mud from the salt mine8 of WimmeEsusr, KarZ, electrolytic eiti- Jschl, A., ii, 114. mation of bismuth, A., ii, 424. Wildermann, Meyer, velocity of reaction Wind, 6‘. R., irregularities of the cad- before complete equilibrium and before mium standard cell, A., ii, 368. the point of transition, &c. Part I., Windisch, Karl, changes in the fat A. , ii, 544. during the ripening of cheese, A., Wiley, Harvey Washington, sunflower ii, 188. plant, A., ii, 336. Windisch, Richccrd, action of formalcle- Wilhelms, 0. See Wilhelm Xanohot. hyde on germination, A., ii, 466. Wilke, W. See Friediich Krafft. Winkelblech, K. ,arnphoteric electrolytes Wilkinson, E. J. See Arthur George and inteinnl salts, A., ii, 370. Perkin. Winkelmann, Aclolf [At~gzcst],vapour Willenz, 41. , estimation of lead in galena, pressure of a series of benzene com- A., ii, 196. pouiids, A,, ii, 57. Willgerodt, [Heinrich] Con~ad [Chris- -ditfusioii of hydrogen through pal- toph],and Xieyfried Jabloneki, 3-phenyl- ladinin, A., ii, 646. and 3-methyl-4 : 7-quinoquinoline- Winkler, Cle?nens [Alexaizder], inorganic 2-carboxylic acids and their derivatives, chemistry and physical chemistry, A,, A., i, 50. ii, 232. Willgerodt, Conrad, and Erwin son Winkler, Ferdinand. See Aclolf Jol- Neander, 9-phenyl-4 : 10-quinoquinol- lea. ine-7-carboxylic acid and 9-methyl- Winkler, Ludwig Wilhelm, analysis of 4 :10 -quinoquinoline - 7-carboxylic acid, mixtures of two salts, A., ii, 129.

A., i, 51. ~ - estimation of calcium and mag- Williams, C. 3.. Kilgore’s modification nesium in natural waters, A., of the volunietkc rngthod of estimating ii, 347. phosphoric acid, A., ii, 344. -solubility of gases in water, III., Willis, J. M. See Horace LemzLel Wella. A., ii, 446. Willstatter, Richard, synthesis of tropid- - value of the correction for the ine, A., i, 223. mercury meniscus, A., ii, 574. -synthesis of tropilidene, A., i, 649. -[improvements in the] estimation of - synthesis of monocyclic tropine ammonia and nitric and nitrous acids bases, A., i, 650. in drinking waters, A., ii, 627. -synthesis of tropan and tropidine, - estimation of sulphuric acid in A., i, 650. natural waters, A., ii, 628. -oxidation of conhydrin, A., i, 739. -estimation of the dissolved gases in -conversion of tropidine into tropine, natural waters, A., ii, 696. A., i, 744. Winteler, F., solubility of alkali chlorides Willrtatter, Richard, and Adolf Bode, and chloiatcs, A., ii, 96. ecgonic acid, A., i, 291. Winter, See Sttnitislnzcs lion Kostn-

Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. ?v, -- conversion of tropinone into necki. r-cocaine, A., i, 482. Winterstein, Emst, nitrogenous con- Willstatter, Richard, and Chcwlcs Hol- stituents of green leaves, A., ii, 619. lander, synthesis of ecgonic acid, A., Winterstein, Fritz. See Victor Lowy. i, 561. Wintgen, M., alkaloids of Chelidowkm Willstatter, Richard, and Rudolf Leu- mljus, A., i, 743. sing, formation of a hydrocarbon, Wintrebert, L., osmyloxalates, A., Cl2Kl6, from quinitol, A., i, 265. i, 313. Wilsmore, N. T.M., electrode potentials, Wirthle, F. , detection of “ saccharin ” A., ii, 2. (0-benzoicsulphinide) in wine and beer Wilsmore, iV. 7’. M,and ?Whelm Oat- flee from salicylic acid, A., ii, 135. wald, electrode potentials and absolute -detection and estimation of morph- potentials, A., ii, 142. ine, A., ii, 362. Wilson, C‘. l’. R., ionisation of atmo- __ clttection of “ saccharill,” R., sphrric air, A., ii, 435. ii, 704. Wilson, F. D. See At‘tklLr Michael. Wisinger, Oscrir, deiivatives of catechol, Wilson, Harold A., electrical conductiv- A., i, 405. ity of air and salt vapours, A., ii, 490. Wislicenus, Heinrich, apparatus aiid Wilson, Harold A. See also Jacobus procedure for exact incineration, A. , Kenricics van’ t Hoff. ii, 682. View Article Online 804 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Wislicenus, Johanna, the geometrically Wohl, AIfred, and Carl Oeaterlin, eon- isomeric symmetrical dimethylethyl- version of tartaric acid into oxalacetic enes ($-butylenes), their bromo-deriv- acid by the removal of water at low atives, and P-bromonzonocarboxylic ternpemtures, A., i, 365. acids, A., i, 1. Wohl, Alfred, [with K. Schafer, and M. Wislicenus, Johuniws, and Martin Henze, Wohlberg], aminoacetals and amino- geometrically isomeric a-methyl-p-cro- aldehydes, A., i, 513. tonic acids, A,, i, 4. Wohlgemuth, Juliibs. See Fcrdiitancl Wislicenus, Johaimes, [and JIoritz; Jahr- Blumenthal, aid CarZ Neuberg. markt], isostilbene, A., i, 265. Wohltmann, E%rcli?iand, experiments Wislicenus, Jolzan?Les, [with Kurt Peters, with German, English, and French Otto Schramm, and Otto Mohr], 2 : 5-di- maiigcls, A., ii, 573. methyl-1 :1-di- and -1-mono-carboxylic Wolff, A. See Oscar Doebner. acids of cplopentane, A., i, 664. Wolff, Charles L. See Wilhelnt Wiali- Wislicenus, Jokannes, and Pad Schmidt, cenus. derivatives of $-butylene clibroniide Wolff, JZCZCS,preseiice of methyl alcohol and crotoiiylenc hydrobroniidc, A., in the fermented juice of several fruit8, i, 1. A., i, 110. Wislicenus, Johanncs, Henry Paul Tal- -solubility of some metallic oxides bot, and 2CImrti?z Henze, geometrically in soclium and ammonium salicylate, isomeric symmetrical dimethylethyl- A,ii, 198. enes [$-butylenes] from tiglic and - analysis of chicory root, A,, angelic acids, A., i, 2. ii, 295. Wislicenus, JViZheEm, and 1VilZi Binde- - sodium ferrisalicylate ; estimation mann, formylacetic esters, A., i, 361. of boric acid in borates of the alkalis Wislicenus, Wilhelin, and Heinrich and alkaline earths, A., ii, 346. Korber, wandering of acyl groups, A., Wolff, L. I!. See A. Smits. i, 187. Wolff, Lzsdwig, production of methyl- Wislicenus, Wilhelni, and Charles L. succinic acid from yyruvic acid, A., Wolff, geometrically isomeric deriv- i, 499. atives of ethereal formylpropionates, Wolff, Ludwig, [with M. Gabler, and W. A., i, 500. Schimpff], condensation products of Wissell, Ludwig von, [estimation of tetronic acid, A,, i, 253. nitrogen in saltpetre], A., ii, 125. Wolff, Lzcdmiy, [with Willy Herold], Withers, W. A., and George S. Fraps, new condensation product from pyruvic rate of nitrification of some fertiliuers, acid, A., i, 502. A., ii, 523. Wolffenstein, Eclz~wd. See Richurd Witt, Htsgo, constitution of water, A., Wolffenstein. ii, 498. Wolffenstein, IWturd, and G. Bumcke, Witt, Otto Nikokaus, and Fran: gchneider, cellulose, A., i, 582. a-naphthol ethyl ether and its de- Wolffenstein, Eichard, and Friedrich rivatives, A., i, 698. Groll, hyclroxylainiiie hydriodide, A., Published on 01 January 1901. Downloaded by Washington University in St. Louis 21/07/2013 17:05:35. Wittich, E., and B. Neumann, a new ii, 551. cadmium mineral, A., ii, 663. Wolffenstein, Richard, and Eduard Wittich, E. See also B. Neumann. Wolffenstein, relation between chemi- Wittmann, Ca~l,quantity of pentosans cal constitution and physiological contained in fruits and vegetables, A., action in the yiperiilinc series, A., ii, 414. ii, 566. Wita, Budolf. See Arthur Hantrroh. Wolffenstein, Eichard. See also Martin Wohler, Lotlzar. See K. voiz Krratr- Auerbach, W. Hohenemser, P. Kstt- Koschlau. winkel, Leonard Mamlock, and Arthur Worner, Emil, and Hans Thierfelder, Marcuse. chemical composition of the brain Wolfs, 21. See Pad Behrend. tissue, A., i, 176. Wcll, 2i'rd: TVill~eZmA'IC~US~, composition Wogrinz, Alfred, condensation of iso- of' sow's milk, R.,ii, 338. valeraldehyde with acetaldehyde, A., Wolowski, C'., estimation of indican in i, 254. iuine aid its clinical significance, A., Wohl, Alfred, and W. Aue, interaction ii, 293, of nitrobenzene and aniline in presence Wolpert, 3. See MGX Busch. of alkalis, A., i, 612. Woodman, A. G., and L. L. Cayvan, Wohl, AZfred, and Carl Neuberg, glycer- estimation of phosphates in potable aldehyde, A., i, 12. waters, A,, ii, 341. View Article Online INDEX OF AUTHORS. 805

Woringer, Benedikt, vapour pressure of Young, George, and William Henry a series of benzene compounds, A., Oates, contribntion to the chemistry of ii, 87. the trixtxoles. l-Nethyl-5-hydroxytri- __ rotatioii tlispersioii of mnlic acid, asoles, T., 659 ; I?., 1901, Sti ; disciis- A., ii, 214. sion, P., 87. - a new lahoratory barometer with Young, Stczunif W., studies on solutions automatic zero adjnstnient, A., ii, 648. of tin salts. I. Electrical conductiv- Woy, [ErnstFriedrich] Ihdolf, I

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