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J. M. Ward appointed visiting professor
RECENT
DEVELOPMENTS
Technological scheme for granulating brown-coal fines and the pore structure of the granules. P. Byukhner et al, p 36. True acidity of peat. I. S. Raevskaya, p 44. New data on the characteristics of combustible shales of the Volga basin. A. I. Ginsburg and G. V. Yavkhuta, p 49.
AND NOTES
New types of special petroleum briquetting binders. I. S. Levin et al, p 93. Conversion of xylenols during hydrogenation over an alumina-cobalt-molybdenum catalyst. A. B. Vol-Epshtein et al, p 100. Interaction of iron oxide with hydrocarbons at various temperatures. A. N. Guseva et al, p 106.
Microscopic study of the structure of pitch coke and some features of its formation. B. N. Smirnov and A. S. Fialkov, p 60.
Kinetics of the formation of silicon carbide in the siliciding of graphite. V. N. Bobkovskii et a/, p 11 I.
Characteristics of the internal burning of cokes from bituminous coals. M. S. Orenbakh, p 67.
Properties of furnace blacks produced from coals. 1. F. Bogdanov et a/, p 116.
Chemical and x-ray spectral determination of selenium in coals, lignites and rocks rich in organic matter. T. L. Belopolskaya and I. V. Serikov, p 73. Influence of properties of thermal and A. V. Demin
Change in porosity of bituminous coals and gas formation in the process of regional metamorphism. N. A. Ignatchenko, p 119. Investigation of the possibility of producing smokeless domestic fuel from gas coals without binders. P. A. Shchukin et al, p 122.
silicon on the structure and carbonaceous materials during thermomechanical treatment. et al, p 80.
Migration of carbon atoms during the crystallization of borocarbon compounds. V. P. Samsonov et al, p 124.
Thermal treatment of wood with repeated circulation of the heat-carrier. E. Z. Karaseva and N. M. Karavaev, p 86.
Influence of additions of silicon chloride on the rate of deposition of pyrolytic graphite. A. V. Emyashev, p 127.
J. M. Ward appointed visiting professor Mr J. M. Ward, B SC FRIC, a member of the editorial committee of Fuel has been appointed Visiting Professor in the Department of Chemistry, University of Surrey. Mr Ward is the Research Manager and Head of the Chemistry Division at the Central Electricity Research Laboratories, Leatherhead. The Chemistry Division of CERL is principally concerned with chemistry and corrosion at high temperatures and pressures and the control and cleaning of gases in nuclear and conventional power stations. Mr Ward, who joined the Electricity Supply Industry in 1946, is particularly interested in the nature, planning and organisation of research.
Mr Ward is District Member of Council of the Royal Institute of Chemistry for the Downland and Kent Sections and was the first Chairman of the Downland Section. He is a member of the nationalised industries Research Liaison Committee, and the organising group for the CBI Research Directors’ Discussion Group. The appointment of Mr Ward as Visiting Professor strengthens the links between the University and CERL. Mr Ward will be giving a number of undergraduate and postgraduate lectures and seminars in the Chemistry Department and will be discussing research problems with staffs and postgraduate students.
D. G. Edwards
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DEVELOPMENTS
Technological scheme for granulating brown-coal fines and the pore structure of the granules. P. Byukhner et al, p 36. True acidity of peat. I. S. Raevskaya, p 44. New data on the characteristics of combustible shales of the Volga basin. A. I. Ginsburg and G. V. Yavkhuta, p 49.
AND NOTES
New types of special petroleum briquetting binders. I. S. Levin et al, p 93. Conversion of xylenols during hydrogenation over an alumina-cobalt-molybdenum catalyst. A. B. Vol-Epshtein et al, p 100. Interaction of iron oxide with hydrocarbons at various temperatures. A. N. Guseva et al, p 106.
Microscopic study of the structure of pitch coke and some features of its formation. B. N. Smirnov and A. S. Fialkov, p 60.
Kinetics of the formation of silicon carbide in the siliciding of graphite. V. N. Bobkovskii et a/, p 11 I.
Characteristics of the internal burning of cokes from bituminous coals. M. S. Orenbakh, p 67.
Properties of furnace blacks produced from coals. 1. F. Bogdanov et a/, p 116.
Chemical and x-ray spectral determination of selenium in coals, lignites and rocks rich in organic matter. T. L. Belopolskaya and I. V. Serikov, p 73. Influence of properties of thermal and A. V. Demin
Change in porosity of bituminous coals and gas formation in the process of regional metamorphism. N. A. Ignatchenko, p 119. Investigation of the possibility of producing smokeless domestic fuel from gas coals without binders. P. A. Shchukin et al, p 122.
silicon on the structure and carbonaceous materials during thermomechanical treatment. et al, p 80.
Migration of carbon atoms during the crystallization of borocarbon compounds. V. P. Samsonov et al, p 124.
Thermal treatment of wood with repeated circulation of the heat-carrier. E. Z. Karaseva and N. M. Karavaev, p 86.
Influence of additions of silicon chloride on the rate of deposition of pyrolytic graphite. A. V. Emyashev, p 127.
J. M. Ward appointed visiting professor Mr J. M. Ward, B SC FRIC, a member of the editorial committee of Fuel has been appointed Visiting Professor in the Department of Chemistry, University of Surrey. Mr Ward is the Research Manager and Head of the Chemistry Division at the Central Electricity Research Laboratories, Leatherhead. The Chemistry Division of CERL is principally concerned with chemistry and corrosion at high temperatures and pressures and the control and cleaning of gases in nuclear and conventional power stations. Mr Ward, who joined the Electricity Supply Industry in 1946, is particularly interested in the nature, planning and organisation of research.
Mr Ward is District Member of Council of the Royal Institute of Chemistry for the Downland and Kent Sections and was the first Chairman of the Downland Section. He is a member of the nationalised industries Research Liaison Committee, and the organising group for the CBI Research Directors’ Discussion Group. The appointment of Mr Ward as Visiting Professor strengthens the links between the University and CERL. Mr Ward will be giving a number of undergraduate and postgraduate lectures and seminars in the Chemistry Department and will be discussing research problems with staffs and postgraduate students.
D. G. Edwards
233