Proceedings of the Physical Society of London: Volume 17 (1899)

Issue: 1

• The Magnetic Properties of Alloys of Iron and Aluminium - Part I (pp. 1-39) Richardson, S W
• Contact Electricity (pp. 39-67) Spiers, Frederick S
• On the Conductivities of certain Heterogeneous Media for a Steady Flux having a Potential (pp. 68-73) Lees, Charles H
• On the Thermal Conductivities of Mixtures and of their Constituents (pp. 73-80) Lees, Charles H
• On Obliqucly-crossed Cylindrical Lenses (pp. 81-90) Thompson, Silvanus P
• On some Improved Formuloe and Methods connected with Lenses (pp. 91-98) Blakesley, Thomas H
• Some Developments in the Use of Price's Guard-Wire in Insulation Tests (pp. 99-103) Ayrton, W E; Mather, T
• Fault Tests for Cable Core (pp. 104-107) Appleyard, Rollo
• The Frequency of Transverse Vibrations of a Stretched Indiarubber Cord (pp. 107-112) Baker, T J
• The Relative Rates of Effusion of Argon, Helium, and some other Gases (pp. 112-138) Donnan, F G
• The Reversibility of Voltaic Cells (pp. 139-144) Moore, T Sidney
• The Coagulative Power of Electrolytes (pp. 145-148) Whetham, W C D
• On the Expansion of Porcelain with Rise of Temperature (pp. 148-156) Bedford, T G
• On the Distillation of Liquid Air, and the Composition of the Gaseous and Liquid Phases. - Part I. At Constant Pressure (pp. 157-171) Baly, E C C
• On the Distribution of a Gas in an Electrical Field (pp. 171-181) Walker, George W
• On the Damping of Galvanometer-Needles (pp. 181-193) Solomon, Maurice
• The Heat of Formation of Alloys (pp. 194-201) Tayler, J B
• On the Strength of Ductile Materials under Combined Stress (pp. 202-272) Guest, James J
• Reflexion and Transmission by Condensers of Electric Waves along Wires (pp. 273-312) Barton, Edwin H; Lownds, Louis
• Some Lecture Experiments illustrating Syntony (pp. 312-321) Shaw, Philip E
• On the Want of Uniformity in the Action of Copper-Zinc Alloys on Nitric Acid (pp. 321-329) Gladstone, J H
• Notes on the Measurement of some Standard Resistances (pp. 329-337) Glazebrook, R T
• Note on Crystallization produced in Solid Metals by Pressure (pp. 337-338) Campbell, W
• An Application of the Method of Striæ to the Illumination of Objects under the Microscope (pp. 338-340) Wood, R W
• A Comparison of Platinum Thermometers of different degrees of Purity (pp. 341-354) Tory, H M
• Notes on Gas-Thermometry (pp. 355-368) Chappuis, P
• On the Controversy concerning Volta's Contact Force (pp. 369-430) Lodge, Oliver
• An Electric Micrometer (pp. 431-459) Shaw, Philip E
• On the Viscosities of Mixtures of Liquids and of Solutions (pp. 460-480) Lees, Charles H
• On the Law of Cailletet and Mathias and the Critical Density (pp. 480-496) Young, Sydney
• On the Concentration at the Electrodes in a Solution, with special reference to the Liberation of Hydrogen by Electrolysis of a Mixture of Copper Sulphate and Sulphuric Acid (pp. 496-534) Sand, Henry J S
• On the Refraction of Sound by Wind (pp. 534-542) Barton, Edwin H
• The Anomalous Dispersion of Cyanin (pp. 542-552) Wood, R W; Magnusson, C E
• On Astigmatic Lenses (pp. 553-561) Sowter, R J
• The Liquefaction of Hydrogen (pp. 561-576) Travers, Morris W
• Electromotive Force and Osmotic Pressure (pp. 577-605) Lehfeldt, R A
• Note on the Graphical Treatment of Experimental Curves (pp. 605-607) Lehfeldt, R A
• On a Phase-Turning Apparatus for use with Electrostatic Voltmeters (pp. 607-608) Campbell, Albert
• Note on obtaining Alternating Currents and Voltages in the same Phase for Fictitious Loads (pp. 608-609) Campbell, Albert
• On a Method of Measuring Power in Alternating Current Circuits (pp. 608-608) Campbell, Albert
• On the Magnetic Field produced by Electric Tramways (pp. 609-618) Rücker, A W
• Notes on the Practical Application of the Theory of Magnetic Disturbance by Earth-Currents (pp. 619-630) Glazebrook, R T
• On Electric Inertia and the Inertia of Electric Convection (pp. 631-643) Schuster, Arthur
• On Magnetic Precession (pp. 644-656) Schuster, Arthur
• The Anomalous Dispersion of Carbon (pp. 657-663) Wood, R W
• A Mica Echelon Grating (pp. 664-667) Wood, R W
• On the Propagation of Cusped Waces and their Relation to the Primary and Secondary Focal Lines (pp. 667-671) Wood, R W
• On Cyanine Prisms and a New Method of exhibiting Anomalous Dispersion (pp. 671-674) Wood, R W
• How Air subjected to X-rays loses its Discharging Property, and how it produces Electricity (pp. 674-678) Villari, Emilio
• A Theory of Colloidal Solution (pp. 678-685) Donnan, F G
• A Direct-reading Conductivity-Bridge (pp. 685-687) Appleyard, Rollo
• On the Production of a Bright-Line Spectrum by Anomalous Dispersion and its Application the "Flash-Spectrum." (pp. 687-692) Wood, R W
• The Thermal Properties of Isopentane compared with those of Normal Pentane (pp. 692-695) Rose-Innes, J; Young, Sydney
• The Magnetic Properties of the Alloys of Cast-Iron and Aluminium - Part II (pp. 695-720) Richardson, S W; Lownds, Louis
• On the Resistance of Dielectrics, and the Effect of an Alternating Electromotive Force on the Insulating Properties of Indiarubber (pp. 720-745) Ashton, A W
• On a Model which Imitates the Behaviour of Dielectrics (pp. 745-751) Fleming, J A; Ashton, A W
• Note on the Electrification of Dielectrics by Mechanical Means (pp. 751-754) Ashton, A W
• The Mechanism of Radiation (pp. 754-793) Jeans, J H
• The Spectrum of Cyanogen (pp. 793-799) Baly, E C C; Syers, H W
• On the Effect of a High Frequency Oscillating Field upon the Electrical Resistance of Selenium and Tellurium (pp. 800-800) White, S A F