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Report on the scientific and professional staff in the public service industry'. Published for the British Science Guild.

The distribution of chemical elements in the earth', by V.M. Goldschmidt. Lecture read at the weekly meeting of the Royal Institution of Great Britain

Problems in the national teaching of science', by I. Masson. The Alexander Pedlar Lecture. Delivered under the auspices of the University of Durham Philosophical Society.

Twenty-five years' progress in explosives', by C.L. Reese. An address delivered on the occasion of the observance of the centenary of the founding of the Franklin Institute. Reprinted from the Journal of the Franklin Institute

L.S. Ornstein: a survey of his works from 1908-1933'. Dedicated to him by his fellow workers and pupils. Utrecht

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Composition of the earth'. The Institution of Mining and Metallurgy, presidential address by Sir T.H. Holland

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The heat of formation of nitrogen iodine', by F.R. Meldrum. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series A, no. 958, vol. 174

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Dyes and Textiles in Britain 1930', by James Morton. Lecture delivered at the meeting of the British Association at Bristol

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The origin of an earthly or muddy taint in fish; 1. The nature and isolation of the taint', by A.C. Thaysen. Reprinted from the Annals of Applied Biology, vol. XXIII, no. 1

Agricultural education and research in Scotland', by J.F. Tocher. Reprinted from the Aberdeen University Review.

Structure and thermal properties associated with some hydrogen bonds in crystals; III. Further examples of the isotope effect', by A.R. Ubbelohde. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series A, no. 954, vol. 173

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