The Photo-Chemistry of the Future
A Branch of the Science which Seems Destined to Rise to Great Importance
Volume 75, Issue 1947supp
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Features
An Experiment for Showing Lines of Force in an Electrostatic Field
The Size of the Finest Organic Structures
How Magnitudes beyond the Resolving Power of our Best Microscopes are Estimated
Electric Drill for Watch Makers
A Great Research Laboratory of Applied Electricity
Its Development and Nature of the Work Carried on there
The Structure of the Atom—IV
The Physical and Chemical Properties of the Atom Explained in the Light of Modern Theory and Experiment
Traveling through Inter-Stellar Space
What Type of Motor would you Employ?
The “Aquitania”
The Latest Addition to the Anglo-American Fleet
Commercial and Financial Aspects of Gas Manufacture—I
A Retrospect of the Development of a Great Industry
Power from Waste Fuel
Importance of by-Products
Stream Lines around Obstacles to Air Currents
A New Method of Obtaining Permanent Records by the Paris Correspondent of the Scientific American
Conduction of Electricity through an Insulator
Airship Envelope Fabric
Its Manufacture and Requirements
The Waning Supply of Gasoline
And the use of Kerosene for Internal Combustion Engines
The New Diesel Engine
Designed to Obtain Higher Powers from Small Cylinders