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On the Viscosity of Water as Determined by Mr. J. B.
y means of his Microrheometer. Proc. Roy. Soc. London
66,259 (1894); 3 pp.
, Q. and BIRCUMSHAW, L. L. The Viscosity of Some Cellulose Acetate
Solutions. Advisory Comm. for Aeronautics. Reports and Memo-
randa, No. 663 (1919); 6 pp,
, H. The Measurement of Viscosity and the Cellulose Ester
Industries. Caoucthouc and Guttapercha 10, 7202 (1910); 11 pp.
BARTOLI, A- Bull. Mensile Accad. Giornale dt Sci. Natur. Catania 26, 4
(1892).
BARTOLI, A- <fe STRACCIATI, E. (1) Le Proprieta fisiche degl' idrocarburi
Cn, Hsrn- 2 dei petrolii di Pensilvania. Cim. (3) 18, 195 (1885);
24 p'p-j (2) Sur les propriety's physiques des hydrocarbures CJEUn + 2
des p6troles d'Am<Srique. Ann. chim. phys. (6) 7, 375 (1886); 9 pp.
BARTJS, C. 77, 212, 235, 246, 286 (1) The Electrical and Magnetic Proper-
ties of Iron, Bull. #14, U. S. Geol. Survey (1888); (2) Note on the Vis-
cosity of Gases at high Temperatures and on the pyrometric Use of the
Principle of Viscosity. Am. J. Sci. (3) 35, 407 (1888); 68 pp.; (3)
Maxwell's Theory of the Viscosity of Solids and its Physical Verification.
Phil. Mag. (5) 26, 183 (1888); (4) Die Zahigkeit der Gase bei hohen
Temperaturen. Wied. Ann. 36, 358 (1889); 41 pp.; (5) The Viscous
Effect of Strains Mechanically Applied, as Interpreted by Maxwell's
Theory. Phil. Mag. (5) 27, 155 (1889); 23 pp.; (6) On Thermo-
Electric Measurements of High Temperatures. Bull. #54, U. S. Geol.
Survey (1889); (7) .The change of the Order of Absolute Viscosity
Encountered on Passing from Fluid to Solid. Phil. Mag. (5) 29,
337 (1890); 19 pp.; (8) The Viscosity of Solids. Bull. #73, U. S. Geol.
Survey (1891); 139 pp.; (9) The Thermal Variation of Viscosity and of
Electrolytic Resistance. Am. J. Sci. (3) 44, 255 (1892); 1 p.; (10)
Isothermals, Isopiestics, and Isometrics relative to Viscosity. Am. J.
Sci. (3) 45, 87 (1893); 10 pp.; (11) Note on the Dependence of Viscosity
on Pressure and Temperature. Proc. Am. Acad. N. S. 19, 13 (1893);
6 pp.; (12) Mechanism of Solid Viscosity. Bull. #94, U. S. Geol.
Survey; (13) Maxwell's Theory of Viscosity. Am. J. Sci. 36, 178
(1888).
BARTJS, C. <fe STROTJHAL. (1) The Viscosity of Steel and its Relation to
Temper. Am, J. Sci.; (3) 32, 444 (1886); 23 pp.; (2) Do., Concluded.
Am. J. Sci. (3) 33, 20 (1887); 16 pp.
BARY, P. The Viscosity of Colloidal Solutions. Compt. rend. 170, 1388
(1920); 2 pp.
BASCH, K. Viscometric Studies of Human Milk. Wien. Klin. Wochschr.
24, 1592 (1910); 3 pp.
BASSETT, A. B. Treatise of Hydrodynamics. 2 vols. Deighton, Bell &
Co., Cambridge (1888); 264 + 328 pp.; (2) Stability & Instability of
Viscous Liquids. Proc. Roy. Soc. 52, 273 (1893); 3 pp.
BATEMAIST, E. Relation between Viscosity and Penetrance of Creosote
into Wood. Chem. Met. Eng. 22, 359 (1920); 2 pp.