Explosives - - Inside and Out
Some of the Chemical "Whys" of Black Powder Nitroglycerine, Guncotton, Smokeless Powder, Toluene, Picric Acid, TNT, Ammonium Nitrate, Amatol, and the New Penthrite which is no Longer Hush-Hush. The Basic Chemistry if All these Explosives is Relatively Simple
Synthetic Elastomers
How Molecules are Manipulated to Make New Rubber-like Materials in Unlimited Variety
Gasoline Miracles
Higher Octane Aviation Fuels, But Not for Hitler
The Inside Story of Rayon
When Wood Pulp Is Converted to Rayon, Just What Occurs and Why?
Plastic Metals
New Knowledge Provides Science with Better Answers about Metals' Inner Nature
Personaities of the Elements
Why the Diamond is so Hard and Copper Soft, Why Silicon Carbide Abrasives are Exceedingly Hard, Other Whys in Terms of Their Fundamentals
The Science of Alloy Building, March 1938
Why Metals Can be Worked, Why Graphite is a Lubricant, Why Some Metals are Brittle and Why Diamonds are Hard, Why Carbon Hardens Steel
The Science of Alloy Building
Ours is the Alloy Age, Alloy Making Today is No Longer, As Once, a Shot in the Dark, New Rules in the Alloy Game, How We Ask the Atom
Indium--A Metal Aristocrat
Polar Molecules
The New Science of Molecular Structure, Old Puzzles Unpuzzled, The "Why" of Some Things