Report of the capabilities of the state of New York to construct and service atomic propelled vessels and to handle the shipment of packaged radioactive materials, including used nuclear fuels.

From foreword: This report provides a review of the Soviet and U.S. technical information systems.

The report is about the geophysical year oceanographic program of the Argentine Republic.

The following document is a collection of investigative reports on the victims of the atomic bomb in Japan. Information covers injuries, how the victim was found, if they were protected, where they were when the bomb went off, radiation effects, and more.

The theory of superfluidity of helium II doesn't cover one important phenomenon--the existence of a critical velocity for which the theory is not able to explain quantitatively. This paper looks to conduct experiments on the need for substantial alterations of the helium II theory.

In producing safe and healthful working conditions in chemical plants the authors study an automatic signaling device which becomes activated when concentrations of ethyl chloride, bromine, and iodine vapors in the air increase above permissible limits.

A study on the development of the conceptions on which age hardening is based. Temporary experimental data on aluminum-silver alloys

In this lecture the author discusses the field of metallurgy experienced a conquest on the part of physics in areas of research

In this collated report the focus on the use of various solid electrodes being used in polarographic analysis are highlighted.

Physical reactions of barium were tested on pure radium. It was shown that radium repeats nearly all reactions of barium.

On the basis of results of several experiments a procedure was developed for the separation of columbium and tantalum.

This article from his book Optics dealt with all optical phenomena for which the methods of classical physics, and Maxwell's equations in particular, were applicable.

This work treats the influence of the dark conduction on the reinforcement and saturation of photo electric currents in crystals.

While investigating the composition of ions formed in a gaseous discharge in the vapors of LiCl, NaI and KI, the authors observed the occurrence of negative ions of lithium, sodium and potassium in the discharge.

The article discusses the photoconductivity possessed by the intermetallic compounds of fixed composition, ZnSb and Mg3Sb2 and their spectral distribution of photoconductivity is measured.

The paper determines the shape of the elastic regions around circular holes and also determines the stresses in the plastic and the elastic regions.

The principle and theoretical basis for an electrolytic counter-current process for the enrichment of isotopes is presented.

In this paper the author will give more detailed consideration to the applicability of concepts in the care of the formation of complex compounds. In a previous paper a number of criteria which must be considered in judging the stability of a chemical compound, particularly recommended comparison of electronic and nuclear structures for compounds having atomic bonds.

The reasons are listed which are in favor of direct visual spectrochemical analysis even of those rare earths which have no characteristics absorption spectrum within the visual range of the spectrum.

The information about electrolytic representation of dichloroethylene is presented in this study.

With the energies of nuclear reactions being superior by several orders of magnitude to those of chemical reactions, the nature of the chemical bond can be expected to influence the rate of nuclear reactions in only rare cases. Rather than discuss those chemical reactions the paper focuses on chemical reactions in which the atom under study undergo both nuclear and chemical reactions.

A study was made of the surface conductivity of glass, quartz, mica, nitrofilm, polymers, methyl-metacrylate, styrene, isobutylene, high-molecular paraffin. The conductivity was studies for the purpose of determining the number of ions found on the surface of a dielectric, which is necessary for the study of the iono-heterogeneous catalysis.

The problem of manufacturing cheap gaseous oxygen is one of the important means of technical progress for many branches of socialistic industry. A new method of making liquid air by using a special turbine is described in this article.

This article aims at showing the possibility of observing the selective absorption of x-radiation by the so-called method of "autoindication" whose analogue is widely used in the physics of neutrons.