Browsing Doctoral Dissertations by Issue Date
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A study of the crease-resistance of viscose rayon
(Virginia Tech, 1942-05-01)Crease-resistance is a very greatly desirable property in textile fibers. Of the natural fibers, wool exhibits this property to the greatest degree, followed by silk, cotton, and flax, which has a very low crease-resistance. ... -
Reactions of cellulose in liquid sulfur dioxide
(Virginia Tech, 1942-06-29)It appears impossible to nitrate cellulose in a medium of liquid sulfur dioxide either ~~th ruming nitric acid, a mixture of fuming nitric acid and sulfuric acidt a mixture of fuming nitric acid and phosphorus pentoxide, ... -
The feasibility of commercial utilization of cotton fabric and cotton conversion products for synthetic lumber
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The dissolution of urinary calculi
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The solvent extraction of oil from acorns
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The physiology of the genus bacillus
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The development and evaluation of a commercial process for the production of benzene hexachloride
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The correlation of mechanical properties of ethyl cellulose films with shape of distribution curves
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A correlation of the mechanical properties of cellulose nitrate films as a function of the shape of the distribution curve
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The experimental evaluation of definite integrals
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The oxidation of ethylene to ethylene oxide
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The design, construction, and operation of a centrifugal molecular still
(Virginia Tech, 1949-05-15)The three basic requirements for unobstructed, short path distillation are: a surface over which a think layer of distilland is distributed, a cooler condensing surface in close proximity to the evaporating surface, and ... -
Ultrasonic coagulation of phosphate tailing
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A study of the mechanism of aromatic cyclodehydration
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Lactic acid fermentation of xylose by Escherichia coli: carbon tracer studies on the C₂ + C₁ condensation reaction
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The oxygen uptake by pseudomonas fluorescens on glucose, xylose, arabinose and acetate under varying conditions of substrate concentration and environmental temperature
(Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1951)Industrial waste pollution is a problem of considerable magnitude and of great importance to modern industry. One critical aspect of waste pollution is reduction of dissolved oxygen in natural waters resulting from the ... -
Respiration rates on various nitrogenous substrates by Zoogloea ramigera: a bacterium found in aerobic phases of sewage treatment
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Electrochemistry of systems containing aluminum phosphate dissolved in fused borate and phosphate mixtures
(Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1952)The purpose of this investigation was to study the possibility of using, as electrolyte for the deposition of aluminum, systems containing aluminum phosphate dissolved in fused borate and phosphate mixtures. Aluminum ... -
Modification of the hog cholera virus
(Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1952)Rabbit Passage of the Virus The hog cholera virus was carried through six alternate passages from pig to rabbit and then top five serial passages in rabbits. The virus could not be demonstrated in rabbit-spleen suspension ... -
The effect of ultrasonic irradiation on the specific reaction rate constant in the acid hydrolysis of ethyl acetate
(Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1952)The speed of a chemical reaction is important in determining the efficiency of many industrial chemical reactions. In organic reactions particularly, when there is the possibility of several reactions going on simultaneously, ...
