2485.     NURY, G.  Influence of the Disappearance of Antiferromagnetism of Nickel Oxide on the Chemical Activity of This Oxide.  Compt. rend., vol. 234, 1952, pp. 946-948; Chem. Abs., vol. 46, 1952, p. 10723.

        Amount of reduction of NiO in 2 hr. in H₂ at temperatures 200°-425° shows maximum at 265° and 350° and is essentially zero in the ranges 300°-340° and 355°-400°.  The metallic Ni formed is estimated by a magnetic method.  The 265° maximum may be related to the dilation anomaly in NiO.  The general low rate in the 300°-400° range appears related to the loss of antiferromagnetism of NiO in this range.  The sharp maximum at 350° appears related to the Curie point of Ni.

        ----------.  See abs. 1060, 1061.

        NUSSBAUM, R., JR., AND FROLICH, P. K.  Catalysts for Formation of Alcohol From Carbon Monoxide and Hydrogen.  VII.  Studies of Reduction of Methanol Catalyst.   See abs. 1103a.