Table of Contents

PHYSICAL TESTING

       
  TOM REEL BAG ITEM FRAMES

ABSORPTION diacetylene curve (infra-red)

65

VIII

3

3.005

“ , determination of aromatics in vaseline by light measurements

201

   

399-400

“ quantitative determination of the constitution of liquids (multi-component mixtures) from their selective absorption in the infra red spectral range, Seibold

102

   

6431-6466

“ quantiative determination of the composition of liquids (multi component systems) through selective absorption in the infra red spectrum range (1942 Yearbook of the German aviation study)

94

   

384-388

ABSORPTION, quantitative determination of the composition of liquids (mixtures of several components) based on their selective absorption in the infra red spectral region, by K. Siebald

248

   

60 ‘101-60 ‘109

“ spectrum analysis of organic substances

161

   

573-588

ADSORPTION, analytical separation of substances with the aid of an auxiliary gas stream, by Damkoehler and Theile

172

   

36-42

“ and desorption, by Peters

71

   

689-692

168

   

501-522

Translation T-221

273

   

141-151

“ efficiency of gas separation by adsoprtion and desorption, by Damkoehler and Theile

172

   

22-35

“ the selective, of hydrocarbons, Thesis, Krenkler, 1943

172

   

575-730

“ , selective analysis of natural oil greases by, Hoeter

127

   

561-604

ALCOHOLS in the presence of ammonia, refracto-metric determination of,

25

   

15..1264-15..1270

ANALYTICAL special methods

41

2744

5

30 ‘47-30 ‘81

AROMATICS, naphthenes and paraffins, the determination of, from dispersion, refraction and density, by Schacht

7

2732

2

70 ‘58-70 ‘64

“ naphthenes and paraffins in gasolines, the determination of, from dispersion refraction and density, by Leithe, 1942

195

   

31051-31072

“ naphthenes, and paraffins, remarks on Schacht paper on the determination of,

7

2732

2

70 ‘57

BECKMANN’S molecular weight determination

77

   

1275

155

   

83-85

BOILING point determinations

69

   

685-687

CATHODE ray oscillograph, directions for use of,

125

   

1795-1806

CENTRIFUGE tests

77

   

1270

CHROMATOGRAPHIC analysis of mineral oils

60

   

630-669

“ adsorption for asphalt analysis

167

   

142-144

CHROMATOGRAPHY of mineral oils

79

   

2854-2855

       

2870-2871

       

2885-2888

       

2901-2903

       

2938-2944

       

2983-2984

Translation by Phillips Petr. Co.

245

   

70 ‘44-70 ‘62

CHROMATOGRAPHY of mineral oils

80

   

2983-2984

 

127

   

820-821

       

860-863

       

907-910

       

947-949

       

1036-1042

       

1060-1062

 

127

   

(1157-1158

 

and

   

(1305-1312

 

128

   

(1362-1363

       

(1409-1414

       

(1498-1500

CHROMATOGRAPHIC and capillary analytical methods, brief history of, by Danz

161

   

870-872

COEFFICIENT of refraction, effect of ethyl benzol content upon

25

   

15..1225-15..1226

COLOR absorption

25

   

15..1206-15..1208

COLORIMETER, the ultra violet colorimeter for the determination of phenols and other substances

15

   

2096-2108

DENSITY, determination of,

25

   

15..1230

DESORPTION, preparation of pure hydrocarbons and their separation by, Harteck

71

   

693-697

“ and adsorption, by Peters

71

   

689-692

 

168

   

501-522

Translation T-221

273

   

141-151

“ gas analysis, new methods of, by R. Henjes

192

   

22227-22231

DISTILLATION, precision as means of separation at different temperatures and the separation of olefins and paraffins, by Voch

71

   

679-684

“ of gasoline, ASTM method D 86-35

5

2746

1

70 ‘120

 

46

3446

 

79-89

“ continuous, Engler-Ubbelohde

77

   

1208-1215

“ cracking, Ludwigshafen

6

2746

3

50 ‘66

“ Engler

77

   

1173

 

77

   

1329-1332

“ low temperature

44

 

66

1127-1135

“ method for the paraffin fraction boiling below 450°

67

   

1163-1164

“ modified ASTM gasoline method

67

   

812-813

 

67

   

813-814

“ of heavy oils

77

   

1334

“ of gas oil, Podbielniak

207

   

155

“ Podbielnik, of refined gasolines, Gelsenberg

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2746

3

30 ‘56-30 ‘64

“ precision of gasol hydrocarbons

41

2744

33

60 ‘1-60 ‘5

       

60 ’28-60 ‘34

DISTILLATION, quantitative determination of low boiling phenols by precision distillation of phenol oils

15

   

1685-1710

“ scheme for distillation products, Gelsenberg method

5

2746

1

70 ‘87

“ vacuum, 1938, Gelsenberg

4

   

20 ‘48

 

5

   

70 ‘63

“ vacuum, effect of size of vessel and of the sample on the results of,

39

3450

21

10 ‘74-10 ‘75

“ vacuum, of oils

77

   

1351

EFFUSIOMETER, IG, Gelsenberg method

5

2746

 

70 ‘1-70 ‘2

EMULSABILITY, determination of,

32

4043B

35

417

FLAME and flash point

67

   

832-836

FLASH, open cup (DVM)

32

4043B

32

408-410

“ point

69

   

645-652

 

77

   

1162-1165

FREEZING properties of A3 and B4

248

   

70 ‘147

FLUIDITY of diesel gas oils

51

   

173-175

HYDROSTATIC balance, directions for use of,

25

   

15..1271-15..1272

KETONES, the ultraviolet absorption of,

154

   

207-211

KINDLING temperature, Gelsenberg method

5

2746

1

70 ‘66

LEAD tetra ethyl content of fuels by means of x-ray adsorption, determination of, by Rickert and Staab

249

 

20 ‘120-20 ‘127

LABORATORY rectification as an aid to aliphatic chemistry, by Groll

71

   

662-677

LIGHT absorption, application of, to the study of high molecular weight hydrogenation products

163

   

291-293

“ transparency

25

   

15..1258-15..1260

MOHR’s balance, Gelsenberg method

5

2746

1

70 ‘103

MOLECULAR weight, a new method of, deter-mination of Berger, by Unterzaucher

161

   

860-869

“ weight determination, Gelsenberg method

5

2746

1

70 ‘85

“ weight determination, Rast

67

   

926

“ weights of hydrocarbons mixtures, deter-mination of average

80

   

3189-3195

       

3223-3226

       

3231-3262

NAPHTHENES, the determination of, from aromatics and paraffins, by dispersion, refraction and density, by Schacht

7

2732

2

70 ‘58-70 ‘64

“ , aromatics, and paraffins, the determination of, in gasolines from dispersion, refraction and density, by Leithe, 1942

195

   

31051-31072

PARAFFINS, aromatics, and naphthenes remarks on Schacht paper on the determination of,

7

2732

2

70 ‘57

“ aromatics, and naphthenes in gasolines, the determination of by dispersion, refraction, and density, by Leithe, 1942

195

   

31051-31072

“ aromatics, and naphthenes, the determination of from dispersion, refraction, and density, by Schacht

7

2732

2

70 ’58-70 ‘64

pH, determination of,

25

   

15..1261

“ determinations, indicator solutions for

77

   

1230-1233

PHYSICO-CHEMICAL foundations of extinction spectrography and their application in the long wave ultra violet and in the visible spectrum

15

   

2204-2239

PLASTOGRAPH, determination of paste concen-traton with the Brabend

256

   

4-11

Translation T-216

256

   

11a-11g

“ “

273

   

075-082

PRESSURE, piezo-electric measurements of, in combustion engines

15

   

1769-1780

RAMAN effect and the constitution of organic molecules, by Joseph Goubeau

123

   

60 ‘3-60 ‘8

“ effect analysis of hydrocarbon mixtures, by Goubeau

71

   

697-698

“ spectra, determination of two hydrocarbons by means of,

71

652-658

“ effect, discussion of molecular spectra

15

   

1711-1712

“ and fluorescense analysis, opportunities offered by the,

161

   

597-614

“ spectra, hydrocarbon compositions of mineral oils

80

   

3985-3986

“ spectrum and the ultraviolet absorption of some products

154

   

194-206

“ spectra of mono alkyl benzols and mono alkyl cyclohexane, by Joseph Goubeau

123

   

60 ‘9-60 ‘14

“ spectra studies on ultraviolet absorption (coronen and its derivatives) Raman spectra and other subjects at Ammoniaklaboratorium, Oppau

31

2170

 

25..1234-25..1247

“ spectrum analysis of alkylation products, resulting from the use of butylene and propylene

30

   

6..477-6..498

“ spectrum analysis of hydrocarbon mixtures

123

   

60 ‘1-60 ‘2

“ spectra, applicability of to the analysis of hydrocarbon mixtures

79

   

2431-2458

“ spectrum of glycocol and its relation to the pH and its analytical applicability, by Joseph Goubeau

123

   

60 ‘15-60 ‘20

RAMAN spectrum of hydrazine, by Joseph Goubeau

123

   

60 ‘27-60 ‘33

“ spectrum of olefins in cracked distillation fractions

82

   

5048-5061

Translation

245

   

70 ‘75-70 ‘80

“ spectrum of some sulfo-cyanides and the structure of the sulfo-cyanide group by Joseph Goubeau

123

   

60 ‘20-60 ‘26

“ spectrum study of the structure of the unsaturated compounds present in the splitting distillates

127 & 128

   

1216-1219

“ spectrum testing of iso-octane

25

   

15..1363-15..1378

“ “ the use of in hydrocarbon deter-minations, by Timm and Sterne

3

2168

13

10 ‘68-10 ‘74

“ spectra, use of in analysis

18

   

49..427-49..433

“ and fluorescense analysis, opportunities offered by the,

161

   

597-614

“ spectrum, the ultraviolet absorption of some products of operations

154

   

194-206

REFRACTIVE index and dispersion as an analytical auxiliary means for the investigation of gasoline and diesel fuel properties

108

   

10059-10062

“ index, determination of o - and p - chlor-toluene mixtures by refractive

155

   

47

SORPTION, the basis of separation, by Wicke

71

   

685-689

SPECIFIC gravity

41

2744

5

20 ‘120

 

41

   

30 ‘44-30 ‘46

 

67

   

817-818

SPECTOSCOPIC tests in Oppau, by Wietzel

205

   

475-478

SPECTRUM analysis in analytical chemistry

161

   

551-572

SPOT temperature, measurement of under condi-tions where steep gradients exist

81

   

4040-4043

STABILITY, light, Gelsenberg method

5

2746

1

70 ‘121

VAPOR pressure, Carney

5

2746

1

60 ‘53

“ “ of gasolines (modified Reid method)

5

   

70 ‘117-70 ‘118

“ pressure, Reid

67

   

824

 

69

   

632-637

 

72

   

962-975

 

73

   

137-138

 

109

   

9395-9420

VAPORIZATION tests

67

   

932-933

 

69

   

683-684

“ “ for oil

69

   

620-621

VAPOR tension determination by the Ifk process

74

   

149-150

VISCO-CALCULATOR, data on (viscosity slide rule)

127

   

621-630

VISCOSITY temperature relationships, chart for,

7

2746

7

20 ‘1

 

32

4043B

38

420

“ of HOLD, Ludwigshafen

6

2746

3

50 ‘55

“ of lubricants, determination of,

15

   

1665-1666

“ determination of in the Ubbelohde viscosi-meter

25

   

15..1212-15..1213

VISCOSIMETERS, capillary, drainage area of,

25

   

15..1473-15..1475

VISCOSITY, chemically keterogeneous constant viscosity liquids

52

   

416-422

“ poleheight, by A. W. Schmidt

61

 

70

1672-1682

“ lubricant and motor starting at low tempera-tures, by Schwaiger

61

 

70

1741-1753

“ determination of, of several heavy hydro-carbons up to about 350° C, by G. W. Nederbrogt

79

 

2693-2695

Translation by Phillips Petr. Co.

245

   

60 ‘1-60 ‘2

“ up to about 350°C, determination of,

79

   

2694-2695

Translation by S. O. Devel. Co.

245

   

50 ‘83-50 ‘84

“ apparatus for the determination of, by G. W. Nederbrogt

79

   

2813-2815

       

2824-2826

       

2832-2833

       

2839-2846

       

2861-2863

       

2868-2869

 

80

   

2985-2992

       

2880-2884

       

2899-2900

       

2905-2912

       

2924-2933

       

2935-2962

       

2975-2980

Translation by Phillips Petr. Co.

245

   

60 ‘57-60 ‘106

“ tests with the four ball machine

109

   

8766-8776

“ testing of in the four ball apparatus

123

   

458-462

(End of reel)

       

“ four ball testing apparatus for extreme pressure lubricants, by Boerlaga (in English)

127

   

399-402

“ determination of wash oil, Engler

140

   

87

140

   

88-90

“ of fuel oils from bituminous coal

145

   

530-533

“ temperature curve of lubricating oil

167

   

118-121

“ index with the hydrogen content of lubricating oils, curve on corrolation of,

174

   

659

“ index, viscosity peak, and viscosity slope

174

   

660-672

“ tables expressed in centistokes

182

   

7029

VISCOSITY, measuring, the of pasting oil, HOLD and cold paste from Scholven and Leuna, 1937

174

   

690-697

Translation T-82

237

   

50 ‘33-50 ‘39

“ testing of wear with different lubricants in four ball oil testing apparatus, by Krienke and Morghen

182

   

7105-7110

“ determination of, of lubricants at temperatures up to 350°C

127

   

739-741

       

827-829

       

860-861

       

902-906

       

945-946

       

982-989

 

128

   

1058-1059

       

1090-1097

       

1119-1124

       

1159-1166

       

1197-1201

       

1255-1262

       

1315-1318

       

1360-1361

       

1401-1408

       

1455-1465

       

1496-1497

VISCOSIMETRIC methods for the determination of miscibility of mixtures of hydrocarbons especially of heating oils, by Demann and Ansbach

152

   

626-635

WASH oil, molecular weight determination of,

140

   

95a-95b

X-RAY examination of thin layers

167

   

114-117