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The condensed chemical dictionary
Nov., 1956.1 THE
BOOK
417
NOTES
CONDENSED CHEMIUL DICTIONARY, edited by Arthur and Elizabeth Rose. Fifth edition, 1200 pages, 6 X 9 in.
organized treatment of the analytical method for evaluating the components of irregular piping systems. The second edition, pub-
New York, Reinhold 1956. Price, $12.50.
lished jointly by John Wiley and Chapman & Hall, makes this method available to a considerably wider audience. At the same time, it augments the first edition by embodying the many changes in piping systems
Publishing
Corp.,
This new, much larger fifth edition of a standard chemical dictionary replaces the previous 1950 edition. The new version contains over 30,000 up-to-date entries, in 1220 double-column
pages.
introduced since 1941. The structural phase of piping design is thoroughly covered in nine
The trade-mark
chapters and three ters on expansion have been added, vibration is treated
and trade-name coverage has been greatly expanded, with new material supplied direct from the producers. In addition, the dictionary has been thumb-indexed and printed in larger type, both of which add to the convenience of its use.
DYNAMIC FACTORS IN INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTIVITY, by Seymour Melman.
The dictionary is a practical one for use by chemists and engineers, as well as pur-
The author, aided by a grant from Columbia University, spent four years studying two phases of modern business, namely, the mechanization of production and the rise of administrative overhead. The book sets forth the factors which brought
DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS, by the Engineer-
ing Departments of The M. W. Kellogg Company. 365 pages, illustrations, 8) X 11 in. New York, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.; London, Chapman & Hall, Ltd. ; 1956. Price, $15.00. Privately
published
about
in 1941 by the M. the first edition of the first adequately
TO MEMBERS
AND
238 pages,
51 X 83 in. New York, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1956. Price, $4.75
chasing agents and executives.
W. Kellogg Company, this book represented
appendices. New chapjoints and pipe supports and structural and fluid in a new, final chapter.
changes
manpower
in production
utilization,
methods
and attempts
plain how these affect productivity
THOSE
THE FRANKLIN
WHO
and
to ex-
levels.
KNOW
INSTITUTE
All of us associated with The Franklin Institute are gratified by the support given by its benefactors in the past. Without their generosity our privately endowed Institute would have been unable to serve industry, the professions, and the public as it has and should There is still a continuing and pressing need of contributions and bequests -both for general and specific endowment, and of income to be judiciously used. Your response will be most earnestly appreciated. Checks should be made payable to The Franklin Institute, and sent to The Franklin Institute, Benjamin Franklin Parkway at 20th Street, Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania. Where property is transferred, title should be in the name of The Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts. We shall be glad to supply any additional information regarding gifts and memorials. Please write to the above address, attention of the Endowment Department.
BOOK
417
NOTES
CONDENSED CHEMIUL DICTIONARY, edited by Arthur and Elizabeth Rose. Fifth edition, 1200 pages, 6 X 9 in.
organized treatment of the analytical method for evaluating the components of irregular piping systems. The second edition, pub-
New York, Reinhold 1956. Price, $12.50.
lished jointly by John Wiley and Chapman & Hall, makes this method available to a considerably wider audience. At the same time, it augments the first edition by embodying the many changes in piping systems
Publishing
Corp.,
This new, much larger fifth edition of a standard chemical dictionary replaces the previous 1950 edition. The new version contains over 30,000 up-to-date entries, in 1220 double-column
pages.
introduced since 1941. The structural phase of piping design is thoroughly covered in nine
The trade-mark
chapters and three ters on expansion have been added, vibration is treated
and trade-name coverage has been greatly expanded, with new material supplied direct from the producers. In addition, the dictionary has been thumb-indexed and printed in larger type, both of which add to the convenience of its use.
DYNAMIC FACTORS IN INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTIVITY, by Seymour Melman.
The dictionary is a practical one for use by chemists and engineers, as well as pur-
The author, aided by a grant from Columbia University, spent four years studying two phases of modern business, namely, the mechanization of production and the rise of administrative overhead. The book sets forth the factors which brought
DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS, by the Engineer-
ing Departments of The M. W. Kellogg Company. 365 pages, illustrations, 8) X 11 in. New York, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.; London, Chapman & Hall, Ltd. ; 1956. Price, $15.00. Privately
published
about
in 1941 by the M. the first edition of the first adequately
TO MEMBERS
AND
238 pages,
51 X 83 in. New York, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1956. Price, $4.75
chasing agents and executives.
W. Kellogg Company, this book represented
appendices. New chapjoints and pipe supports and structural and fluid in a new, final chapter.
changes
manpower
in production
utilization,
methods
and attempts
plain how these affect productivity
THOSE
THE FRANKLIN
WHO
and
to ex-
levels.
KNOW
INSTITUTE
All of us associated with The Franklin Institute are gratified by the support given by its benefactors in the past. Without their generosity our privately endowed Institute would have been unable to serve industry, the professions, and the public as it has and should There is still a continuing and pressing need of contributions and bequests -both for general and specific endowment, and of income to be judiciously used. Your response will be most earnestly appreciated. Checks should be made payable to The Franklin Institute, and sent to The Franklin Institute, Benjamin Franklin Parkway at 20th Street, Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania. Where property is transferred, title should be in the name of The Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts. We shall be glad to supply any additional information regarding gifts and memorials. Please write to the above address, attention of the Endowment Department.