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- Oxidation of anthracite :effect of time of contact on the concentration of oxygen in the effluent gases
- Composition and inflammability of gaseous distillation products from heated anthracite
- Effect of oxidation on the volatile matter of anthracite and its significance in mine-fire investigations
- Chemical considerations relating to fires in anthracite refuse
- Heat liberated in the low-temperature oxidation of anthracite
- Oxidation of carbon monoxide and hydrogen by bacteria
- Phenomena observed during prolonged oxidation of anthracite
- Effect of hydrogen-ion concentration on the growth of hydrgen and carbon monoxide bacteria
- Limits of inflammability of acrylonitrile in air
- Effect of particle size on the rate of oxidation of anthracite
- Limits of inflammability and ignition temperatures of nicotine in air
- Limits of inflammability and ignition temperature of styrene in air
- Inflammability of trichloroethylene-oxygen-nigrogen mixtures
- Limits of inflammability and ignition temperatures of acetic anhydride
- Application of the Rosin-Rammler law to the "missing sizes" in screened coal
- Modern beehive coke-oven practice.
- Explosions in medium-pressure acetylene generators
- Anthracite Mine Fires: Their Behavior and Control
- Limits of inflammability and ignition temperatures of naphthalene
- Apparatus for determining the reactivity of calcium carbide and acetylene-water vapor mixtures
- Ammonium nitrate :its properties and fire and explosion hazards
- Carbon blacks formed by decomposition of mixtures of acetylene with a hydrocarbon or other gas at elevated pressures
- Effect of high pressures on the explosibility of mixtures of ethane, air, and carbon dioxide and of ethane, air, and nitrogen
- Explosibility of mixtures of propane, air, and carbon dioxide and of propane, air and nitrogen at elevated pressures
- Investigations on the explosibility of ammonium nitrate
- Elimination of ethyl mercaptan vapor-air explosions in stench warning systems
- Flammability characteristics of trichloroethylene