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Book Reviews metastable phase that can be separated into two or more phases upon suitable heat treatment. In a soda-lime glass, for example, silica-rich spheres about 1000 A in diameter were found, but X-ray diffraction studies showed no evidence of crystallinity. Thus, as Professor Mackenzie points out, the use of old data to generate new theory is dangerous and must be viewed with extreme caution. Relatively few errors or misprints were noted in addition to those listed on the errata sheet. The majority of the papers are printed in English, with eight in German and four in French. A record of the discussion following each paper is included. The European custom
of writing decimal points as commas is followed. The volume is recommended for its coverage of a wide variety of the latest research methods and techniques, and for the results of such research in the field of glass and amorphous materials, as well as being a source of references to 1964. As such the book will be of great interest to physicists, chemists, and technologists working in this area. The papers in the volume cover a wide range from the theoretical to the empirical. G. W. CLEEK
National Bureau of Standards Washington, D. C.
THE F R A N K L I N INSTITUTE
New Books in the Library ASTRONAUTICS
ADVANCES IN THE ASTRONAUTICALSCIENCES. VoI. 19. American Astronautical Society, 1965. NASA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM REWEW CONFERENCE,KANSASCITY,Mo., 1965. Scientific and Technical Information Division, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1965, THE NATURE ).ND SCOPE OF THE NASA UrCIVERSITYPROGRAM, by T. L. K. Smull. Scientific and Technical Information Division, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1965. SYMPOSIUM ON PROTECTION AGAINST RADIATIONS IN SPACE. 2D, GATLINBURG, TENN., 1964. Scientific and Technical Information Division, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1965. DICTIONARY OF TECHNICAL TERMS FOR AEROSPACE USE, by U. S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Scientific and Technical Information Division. U. S. Government Printing Office, 1965. ASTRONOMY
STELLARSTRUCTURE,edited by L. H. Aller. University of Chicago Press, 1965. GALACTIC STRUCTURE,edited by A. Blaauw. University of Chicago Press, 1965. CHRMISTRY AND CHEMICAL TBCHNOLOGY ADVANCES IN CARBOHYDRATE CHEMISTRY. Vol. 20. Academic, 1965. ADVANCES IN FLUORINE CHEMISTRY. Vol. 5. Butterworths, 1965. ADVANCESIN FOOD RESE,~RCH. Vol. 14. Academic, 1965. ADVANCES IN QUANTUM CHEMISTRY. Vol. 2. Academic, 1965. ASTM VISCOSITY INDEX CALCULATEDFROM KINEMATIC VISCOSITY, by American Society for Testing and Materials. Committee D-2 on Petroleum Products and Lubricants. American Society for Testing and Materials, 1965. HEAT TRANSFER--CLEVELAND. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PROGRESS SYMPOSIUM SERIES, No. 59. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1965.
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New Books in the Library NUCLEAR ENGINEERINCr---PT. X I I . CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PROGRESS SYMPOSIUM SERIES,
No. 60. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1965. PROGRESS IN PHYSICAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Vol. 3. Interscience, 1965. RESIDUE REVIEWS. Vol. 11. Springer, 1965. STUDIES OF MACROMOLECULARBIOSYNTHESIS, edited by R. B. Roberts. Carnegie Institution
of Washington, 1964. REGIONAL TECHNICAL CONFERENCE, 1965. WESTERN NEW ENGLAND SECTION, by Society of
Plastics Engineers. Society of Plastics Engineers, 1965. ANWENDUNGEN DER KERNMAGNETISCHEN RESONANZ IN DER ORGANISCHEN CHEMIE, by H.
Suhr. Springer, 1965. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ADVANCESIN COMPUTERS.Vol. 6, Academic, 1965. ADVANCESIN CONTROLSYSTEMS. Vol. 2. Academic, 1965. ADVANCESIN ELECTRONICSANDELECTRONPHYSICS.Vol. 21. Academic, 1965. APPLICATIONSOF MICROELECTRONICS.Institution of Electrical Engineers, n.d. CONFERENCE ON DESIGN CRITERIA AND EQUIPMENT FOR TRANSMISSION AT 400 kV ANn HIGHER
VOLTAGES,1965. Institution of Electrical Engineers, n.d. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE MICROWAVE BEHAVIOUR OF FERRIMAGNETICS AND
PLASMAS. Institution of Electrical Engineers, n.d. PHYSICS
ADVANCESIN BIOLOGIC~AND MEDICALPHYSICS. Vol. 10. Academic, 1965. ADVANCES IN RADIO RESEARCH. Yol. I. Academic, 1964. ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE. Vol. 15. Annual Reviews, Inc., 1965. LEE VIBRATIONSFORC]~ES DANE LEE SYST~MES NONLIN]~AIRES, by France. Centre National de
la Recherche Scientifique. n.p., 1965. THE BASIC REQUIREMENTS FOR PERSONNEL MONITORING, by International Atomic Energy
Agency. n.p., 1965. JAPAN NATIONALCONGRESSFOR APPLIEDMECHANICS, 13TH, 1963. Japan National Committee for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 1965. PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF THE EARTH. Vol. 6, Pergamon, 1965.
Committee on Science and the Arts (Abstract of Proceedings of Stated Meeting held Wednesday, April 13, 1966.) Hall of the Committee, Philadelphia, April 13, 1966 MR. CLA~NCE B. CAMPBELLin the Chair.
The following report was presented for final action: No. 3565: Work of Everitt P. Blizard in the Field of Radiation ,ghielding. This report recommended the award of an Elliott Cresson Medal to Everitt Pinnel Blizard, of Ottawa, Kansas, "In recognition of his many contributions to the technology of radiation shielding and particularly for his development of the theory of shielding physics." D. S. FAHRNEY,
Secretary to Commiglee.
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of writing decimal points as commas is followed. The volume is recommended for its coverage of a wide variety of the latest research methods and techniques, and for the results of such research in the field of glass and amorphous materials, as well as being a source of references to 1964. As such the book will be of great interest to physicists, chemists, and technologists working in this area. The papers in the volume cover a wide range from the theoretical to the empirical. G. W. CLEEK
National Bureau of Standards Washington, D. C.
THE F R A N K L I N INSTITUTE
New Books in the Library ASTRONAUTICS
ADVANCES IN THE ASTRONAUTICALSCIENCES. VoI. 19. American Astronautical Society, 1965. NASA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM REWEW CONFERENCE,KANSASCITY,Mo., 1965. Scientific and Technical Information Division, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1965, THE NATURE ).ND SCOPE OF THE NASA UrCIVERSITYPROGRAM, by T. L. K. Smull. Scientific and Technical Information Division, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1965. SYMPOSIUM ON PROTECTION AGAINST RADIATIONS IN SPACE. 2D, GATLINBURG, TENN., 1964. Scientific and Technical Information Division, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1965. DICTIONARY OF TECHNICAL TERMS FOR AEROSPACE USE, by U. S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Scientific and Technical Information Division. U. S. Government Printing Office, 1965. ASTRONOMY
STELLARSTRUCTURE,edited by L. H. Aller. University of Chicago Press, 1965. GALACTIC STRUCTURE,edited by A. Blaauw. University of Chicago Press, 1965. CHRMISTRY AND CHEMICAL TBCHNOLOGY ADVANCES IN CARBOHYDRATE CHEMISTRY. Vol. 20. Academic, 1965. ADVANCES IN FLUORINE CHEMISTRY. Vol. 5. Butterworths, 1965. ADVANCESIN FOOD RESE,~RCH. Vol. 14. Academic, 1965. ADVANCES IN QUANTUM CHEMISTRY. Vol. 2. Academic, 1965. ASTM VISCOSITY INDEX CALCULATEDFROM KINEMATIC VISCOSITY, by American Society for Testing and Materials. Committee D-2 on Petroleum Products and Lubricants. American Society for Testing and Materials, 1965. HEAT TRANSFER--CLEVELAND. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PROGRESS SYMPOSIUM SERIES, No. 59. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1965.
434
Journal of The Franklin Institute
New Books in the Library NUCLEAR ENGINEERINCr---PT. X I I . CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PROGRESS SYMPOSIUM SERIES,
No. 60. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 1965. PROGRESS IN PHYSICAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Vol. 3. Interscience, 1965. RESIDUE REVIEWS. Vol. 11. Springer, 1965. STUDIES OF MACROMOLECULARBIOSYNTHESIS, edited by R. B. Roberts. Carnegie Institution
of Washington, 1964. REGIONAL TECHNICAL CONFERENCE, 1965. WESTERN NEW ENGLAND SECTION, by Society of
Plastics Engineers. Society of Plastics Engineers, 1965. ANWENDUNGEN DER KERNMAGNETISCHEN RESONANZ IN DER ORGANISCHEN CHEMIE, by H.
Suhr. Springer, 1965. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ADVANCESIN COMPUTERS.Vol. 6, Academic, 1965. ADVANCESIN CONTROLSYSTEMS. Vol. 2. Academic, 1965. ADVANCESIN ELECTRONICSANDELECTRONPHYSICS.Vol. 21. Academic, 1965. APPLICATIONSOF MICROELECTRONICS.Institution of Electrical Engineers, n.d. CONFERENCE ON DESIGN CRITERIA AND EQUIPMENT FOR TRANSMISSION AT 400 kV ANn HIGHER
VOLTAGES,1965. Institution of Electrical Engineers, n.d. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE MICROWAVE BEHAVIOUR OF FERRIMAGNETICS AND
PLASMAS. Institution of Electrical Engineers, n.d. PHYSICS
ADVANCESIN BIOLOGIC~AND MEDICALPHYSICS. Vol. 10. Academic, 1965. ADVANCES IN RADIO RESEARCH. Yol. I. Academic, 1964. ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE. Vol. 15. Annual Reviews, Inc., 1965. LEE VIBRATIONSFORC]~ES DANE LEE SYST~MES NONLIN]~AIRES, by France. Centre National de
la Recherche Scientifique. n.p., 1965. THE BASIC REQUIREMENTS FOR PERSONNEL MONITORING, by International Atomic Energy
Agency. n.p., 1965. JAPAN NATIONALCONGRESSFOR APPLIEDMECHANICS, 13TH, 1963. Japan National Committee for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 1965. PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF THE EARTH. Vol. 6, Pergamon, 1965.
Committee on Science and the Arts (Abstract of Proceedings of Stated Meeting held Wednesday, April 13, 1966.) Hall of the Committee, Philadelphia, April 13, 1966 MR. CLA~NCE B. CAMPBELLin the Chair.
The following report was presented for final action: No. 3565: Work of Everitt P. Blizard in the Field of Radiation ,ghielding. This report recommended the award of an Elliott Cresson Medal to Everitt Pinnel Blizard, of Ottawa, Kansas, "In recognition of his many contributions to the technology of radiation shielding and particularly for his development of the theory of shielding physics." D. S. FAHRNEY,
Secretary to Commiglee.
VoL ~Sl, ~o. S. M~y I ~
435