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Stories by N. Monroe Hopkins

The George Washington University

April 1, 1905 — N. Monroe Hopkins

Experimental Electrochemistry

March 25, 1905 — N. Monroe Hopkins

Experimental Electrochemistry

Assistant Professor of Chemistry in the George Washington University, Washington, D. C

March 11, 1905 — N. Monroe Hopkins

An Easily-Constructed Rotating Anode Equipment for Rapid Electro-Analysis

February 25, 1905 — N. Monroe Hopkins

Experimental Electrochemistry

February 25, 1905 — N. Monroe Hopkins

Experimental Electrochemistry

Assistant Professor of Chemistry in the George Washington University, Washington, D.C.

January 28, 1905 — N. Monroe Hopkins

Experimental Electrochemistry

January 14, 1905 — N. Monroe Hopkins

Experimental Electrochemistry

December 17, 1904 — N. Monroe Hopkins

Experimental Electrochemistry

December 3, 1904 — N. Monroe Hopkins

The Construction of an Indicating or Recording Tin Plate Aneroid Barometer

October 1, 1904 — N. Monroe Hopkins

An Electric Water-Bath for Inflammable Liquids

January 23, 1904 — N. Monroe Hopkins

The Automobile and its Horse Power: a Ready Method of Determining the Latter Experimentally

April 11, 1903 — N. Monroe Hopkins

An “Electric Earth Clock” and its Construction

December 1, 1900 — N. Monroe Hopkins

Cases of "Mysterious" Rusting

November 11, 1899 — N. Monroe Hopkins

Printing out Weak Spots in Negatives

January 23, 1897 — N. Monroe Hopkins

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