GENERAL DISCUSSIONS OFTHE FARADAY SOCIETYDate1907190719101911191219131913191319141914191519161916191719171917191819181918i918191919191 92019201920192019211921192119211922192219231923192319231923192419241924192419241925192519261926192719271927SubjectOsmotic PressureHydrates in SolutionThe Constitution of WaterHigh Temperature WorkMagnetic Properties of AlloysColloids and their ViscoSityThe Corrosion of Iron and SteelThe Passivity of MetalsOptical Rotary PowerThe Hardening of MetalsThe Transformation of Pure IronMethods and Appliances for the Attainment of High Temperatures in aRefractory MaterialsTraining and Work of the Chemical Engineerosmotic PressurePyrometers and PyrometryThe Setting of Cements and Plast~rsElectrical FurnacesCo-ordination of Scientific PublicationThe Occlusion of Gases by MetalsThe Present Position of tho Theory of IonizationThe Examination of Materials by X-RaysThe Microscope : Its Design, Construction and ApplicationsBasic Slags : Their Production and Utilization in AgriculturePhysics and Chemistry of ColloidsElectrodeposition and ElectroplatingThe Failure of Metals under Internal and Prolonged StressPhysico-Chemical Problems Relating to the SoilCatalysis with special reference to Newer Theories of Chemical ActionSome Properties of Powders with special reference to Grading byThe Generation and Utilization of ColdAlloys Resistant to CorrosionThe Physical Chemistry of the Photographic ProcessThe Electronic Theory of ValencyElectrode Reactions and EquilibriaAtmospheric Corrosion.First ReportInvestigation on Oppau Ammonium Sulphate-NitrateFluxes and Slags in Metal Melting and WorkingPhysical and Physicu-Chemical Problems relating to TextiIe FibresThe Physical Chemistry of Igneous Rock FormationBase Exchange in SoilsThe Physical Chemistry of Stcel-Making ProcessesPhotochemical Reactions in Liquids and GasesExplosive Reactions in Gaseous MediaPhysical Phenomena at Interfaces, with special reference to MolecularAtmospheric Corrosion. Second ReportThe Theory of Strong ElectrolytesCohesion and Related ProblemsLaboratorycapillarityElutriationOrientationVolumeTrans. 33678999101011121213131314141414151516161616171717171818191919191920202020202121222223232GENERAL DISCUSSIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETYDate192819291929192919301930193119321932193319331934193419351935193619361937193719381938193919391940194119411942194319441945194519461946194719471947194719481948194919491 9491950195019501950195119511952195219521953195319541954SubjectHomogeneous CatalysisCrystal Structure and Chemical ConstitutionAtmospheric Corrosion of Metals.Third ReportMolecular Spectra and Molecular StructureOptical Rotatory PowerColloid Science Applied to BiologyPhotochemical ProcessesThe Adsorption of Gases by SolidsThe Colloid Aspects of Textile MaterialsLiquid Crystals and Anisotropic MeltsFree RadicalsDipole MomentsColloidal ElectrolytesThe Structure of Metallic Coatings, Films and SurfacesThe Phenomena of Polymerization and CondensationDisperse System in Gases : Dust, Smoke and FogStructure and Molecular Forces in (a) Pure Liquids, and (b) SolutionsThe Properties and Functions of Membranes, Natural and ArtificialReaction KineticsChemical Reactions Involving SolidsLuminescenceHydrocarbon ChemistryThe ElaCtrical Double Layer (owing to the outbreak of war the meetingThe Hydrogen BondThe Oil-Water InterfaceThe Mechanism and Chemical Kinetics of Organic Reactions in LiquidThe Structure and Reactions of RubberModes of Drug Action,Molecular Weight and Molecular Weight Distribution in High Polymers.(Joint Meeting with the Plastics Group, Society of Chemical Industry)The Application of Infra-red Spectra to Chemical ProblemsOxidationDielectricsSwelling and ShrinkingElectrode ProcessesThe Labile MoleculeSurface Chemistry.(Jointly with the Sociktc! de Chimie Physique atColloidal Electrolytes and SolutionsThe Interaction of Water and Porous MaterialsThe Physical Chemistry of Process MetallurgyLiDo-Proteinswas abandoned, but the papers were printed in the Transactions)SystemsBordeaux.) Published by Butterworths Scientific Publications, Ltd.crystal Growthchromatographic AnalysisHeterogeneous CatalysisPhysico-chemical Properties and Behaviour of Nuclear Acids Trans.46Spectroscopy and Molecular Structure and Optical Methods of In-vestigating Cell Structure Disc. 9Electrical Double Layer Trans. 47Hydrocarbons Disc. 10The Size and Shape Factor in Colloidal SystemsRadiation Chemistry 1211The Physical Chemistry of Proteins 13The Reactivity of Free Radicals 14The Equilibrium Properties of Solutions of Non-Electrolytes 15The Physical Chemistry of Dyeing and Tanning 16The Study of Fast Reactions 17Coagulation and Flocculation 18Volume2425252526262728292930303131323233333434353535363737383940414242 A42 BDisc. 12Trans. 43Disc. 34567OBNBRAL DISCUSSIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETYDate1955195519561956195719581957195819591959196019601961196119621962196319631964196419651965196619661967196719681968196919691970SubjcctMicrowave and Radio-Frequency SpectroscopyPhysical Chemistry of EnzymesMembrane PhenomenaPhysical Chemistry of Processes at High PressuresMolecular Mechanism of Rate Processes in SolidsInteractions in Ionic SolutionsConfigurations and Interactions of Macromolecules and Liquid CrystalsIons of the Transition ElementsEnergy Transfer with special reference to Biological SystemsCrystal Imperfections and the Chemical Reactivity of SolidsOxidation-Reduction Reactions in Ionizing SolvcntoThe Physical Chemistry of AerosolsRadiation Effects in Inorganic SolidsThe Structure and Properties of Ionic MeltsInelastic Collisions of Atoms and Simple MoleculmHigh Resolution Nuclear Magnetic ResonanceThe Structure of Electronically-Excited Species in the Gas-PhaseFundamental Processes in Radiation ChemistryChemical Reactions in the AtmosphereDislocations in SolidsThe Kinetics of Proton Transfer ProcessesIntermolecular ForcesThe Role of the Adsorbed State in Heterogeneous CatalysisColloid Stability in Aqueous and Non-Aqueous MediaThe Structure and Properties of LiquidsMolecular Dynamics of the Chemical Reactions of GasesElectrode Reactions of Organic CompoundsHomogeneous Catalysis with Special Reference to Hydrogenation andBonding in Metallo-Organic CompoundsMotions in Molecular CrystalsPolymer SolutionsOxidationFor current availability of Discussionvolumes, see back cover.Volume1920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484