1. Catalysts
   1. Precipitation of catalysts
      1. Raw Materials
      2. Precipitation with Sodium Carbonate
      3. Precipitation with Ammonia
      4. Addition of Kieselguhr

2. Preliminary Treatment of the Catalysts
   1. Forming with Carbon Monoxide and Hydrogen Mixtures During Synthesis
      1. Mixed gas and Atmospheric Pressure
      2. Carbon Monoxide - rich Gas and Atmospheric Pressure
      3. Carbon Monoxide - rich Gas and Higher Pressure
   2. Forming with Carbon Monoxide - Hydrogen Mixtures in a Process Separate from Synthesis
      1. Forming at Different Pressures and Synthesis at Normal Pressure
      2. Forming at Normal Pressure and Synthesis at Raised Pressure
      3. Forming at Reduced Pressure and Synthesis at Raised Pressure
      4. Effect of Forming Pressure at a Forming Temperature of 325°C upon Synthesis at Higher Pressure

3. Forming with Carbon Monoxide
   1. Effect of the Forming Temperature at 0.1 atm Forming Pressure
   2. Effect of Forming Pressures
   3. Rate of Forming
   4. Mixed Carbon Monoxide with Other Gases
4. The Theory of Forming

2. The Synthesis
   1. The Synthesis Gases
   2. The Synthesis Pressure

3. The Reaction Temperatures
   1. Effect of Forming
   2. Effect of the Composition of Gas
   3. Operations at too Low Starting Temperatures
   4. Temperature and Products of Reaction
4. Effect of the Alkali Content of the Catalyst upon the Activity and upon the Nature of the Reaction Products

5. Treatment with Hydrogen Before and During Synthesis
   1. Pretreating with Hydrogen
   2. Hydrogen Treatment Between Forming and Synthesis
   3. Hydrogen Treatment During the Synthesis
6. Catalysts Produced From Ferrous Salts
7. The Effect of Addition of Copper
8. The Effect of Addition of Kieselguhr

3. Products of Reaction
   1. Liquid Hydrocarbons
   2. Paraffin
   3. Gasol

4. Oxygen-Containing Products
5. City (Illuminating) Gas

4. General Problems
   1. Manufacture of Synthesis Gas

2. Space-Time Yields and Questions of Equipment Construction
3. Forming the Catalysts
4. On the Subsequent Working up of the Primary Products