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A new type of motion for constant deviation prisms', by Henry de Laszlo. Reprinted from The Journal of Chemical Instruments, vol. VII, no. 9.

• MS 50/7/43
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• September 1930

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

The origin of the automatic michrotome', by Richard Threlfall. Reprinted from Biological Review, vol. V, no. 4

• MS 50/7/44
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• October 1930

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Report on the photo-electric cells and some of their applications', by E.J.B. Willey. Chemistry Department, University College, London

• MS 50/7/45
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• May 1931

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

A thermometer for precision calorimeter', by T.C. Sutton. Reprinted from the Journal of Scientific Instruments, vol. VIII, no. 3

• MS 50/7/46
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• March 1931

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Newton's third law and some dynamics', by W.J. Tennant. A presidential address delivered to the Junior Institute of Engineers. Reprinted from the Journal and Record of Transactions, vol. XLIV.

• MS 50/7/47
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• December 1933

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Hydrometers and hydrometry', by V. Stott. A paper read to the World Petroleum Congress, organised by the Institution of Petroleum Technologists

• MS 50/7/48
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• 19-25 July 1933

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

A simple arrangement for the magnetic cooling method', by N. Kürte and F. Simon. Reprinted from Physica, I, 10-11

• MS 50/7/49
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• 1934

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Ideals of chemical investigation', by T.W. Richards. Reprint from the Smithsonian Report

• MS 50/7/5
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• 1916

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

The Conrady system of weighing as an aid to the chemist', by W.H.J. Vernon. Reprinted from the Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry. vol. LIII, no. 10.

• MS 50/7/50
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• 9 March 1934

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

A valve for constant pressure delivery', by J.H. Lees. Reprinted from the Journal of Scientific Instruments, vol. XI, no. 5

• MS 50/7/51
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• May 1934

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

The application of physico-chemical principles to the design of liquid-liquid contact equipment; part 4. Mass transfer to liquids in turbulent flow', by R. Fallah, T.G. Hunter and A.W. Nash. Reprinted from the Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry

• MS 50/7/52
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• 1 March 1935

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

The ultra-centrifuge and its applications', by the Svedberg (Fysikalisk-Kemiska Institutionen, Upsala). Reprint from Current Science

• MS 50/7/53
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• November 1935

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Method for mapping the ultra-violet absorption spectra, using a special hydrogen lamp and a microphotometer of simple design', by H.C. Gull and A.E. Martin. Reprinted from the Journal of Scientific Instruments, vol. XII, no. 12

• MS 50/7/54
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• December 1935

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Measurement of colour and whiteness. II Colorimeters. Information Bureau circular no. 188. Research Association of British Rubber Manufacturers

• MS 50/7/55
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• January 1936

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Die Luminographie' nach Professor Vanino und Peters. Die Luminiphor Leuchtplatte with memorandum and examples.

• MS 50/7/56
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Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Suggestions for a trade court'. No author given. Printed by J.S. Highfield, London

• MS 50/7/6
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• 1918

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

The expansion of chemistry', by E.E. Slosson. Reprinted from Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, vol. 16, no. 5

• MS 50/7/7
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• May 1924

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Journal of the Royal Society of Arts, no. 3738, vol. LXXII.

• MS 50/7/8
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• 11 July 1924

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

The twilight zone of matter', by A. Findlay. A lecture presented before the 70th meeting of the American Chemical Society, L.A., California, 3-8 August 1925. Reprinted from Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, vol. 17, no. 9

• MS 50/7/9
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• September 1925

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Reprints.

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• 1920-1937

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Sir Robert Robertson

Chemical industry and the outlook in Europe', by H. Levenstein. A presidential address to the Institute of Chemical Engineers. Reprinted from the Transactions of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, vol. 15.

• MS 50/8/1
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• February 1937

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

International relations in science', by G. Barger. An introductory public lecture as non-resident lecturer in chemistry at the Cornell University. Reprinted from Science, vol. LXVII, no. 1738.

• MS 50/8/10
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• 20 April 1928

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Science and policies. League of Science pamphlet, no. 1 (2).

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Sir Robert Robertson

Medical research, the tree and the fruit', by W.M. Fletcher. The Norman Lockyer Lecture. Published for the British Science Guild.

• MS 50/8/12
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• 1930

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson

Science and modern industry', by W.J. Pope. The Norman Lockyer Lecture. Published for the British Science Guild.

• MS 50/8/13
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• 1930

Part of Sir Robert Robertson

Sir Robert Robertson