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Permeation of Hydrogen and Deuterium Through Palla- dium-Silver Alloys. F. J. Ackerman and G. J. Koskinas 51 Specific Conductance of Con- centrated Solutions of Mag- nesium Salts in Water- Ethanol System. J. F. Casteel and E. S. Amis 55 Solubility of Propane and Car- bon Dioxide in Heptane, Dodecane, and Hexadecane. Walter Hayduk, Ε. Β. Walter, and Philip Simpson 59 Liquid-Solid Equilibria in Na • —HCOO , —CNS-, —N0 3 Ternary System. M. A. Berchiesi, A. Cingolani, and G. Berchiesi 61 Thermal Pressure Coefficients of Di-n-alkyl Ethers. G. R. Driver and A. G. Williamson . Thermodynamic Excess Prop erty Measurements fo Acetonitrile-Benzene-n-Hep tane System at 45°C. D A. Palmerand B. D.Smith 65 Solubility of H.O and D-0 in Carbon Tetrachloride, Tol- uene, and Cyclohexane at Various Temperatures. P. K. GlasoeandS. D.Shultz ... 66 Solubility of Carbon Dioxide in Mixed Paraffinic Hydrocar- bon Solvents at Cryogenic Temperatures. U. K. Im and Fred Kurata 68 71 Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium for Binary Systems 2-Butanone with 2-Butanol, 1-Pentanol, and Isoamyl Alcohol. K. J. MillerandH. -S.Huang ... 77 Standard Electromotive Force of Silver-Silver Chloride Electrode and Related Ther- modynamic Quantities in ferf-Butyl Alcohol-Water Mix- tures (2, 6, and 8 Wt %) be- tween 5-45°C. R. N. Roy, Wil- liam Vernon, Alfred Bothwell, and James Gibbons 79 Redetermination of Standard Potential of Silver-Silver Bromide Electrode in Meth- anol-Water Mixtures at 25°C. K.H.Khoo 82 Diffusion Coefficient of Hex- amethylene Tetramine in Concentrated Aqueous So- lutions. J. R. Bourne and R. C.Trivedi 85 Furfural-Water-Formic Acid System at 25° and 35°C. R. E. Langfordand E. L. Heric . . . 87 Flammability Characteristics of Methylene Chloride (Di- chloromethane). R. D. Cof- fee, P. C. Vogel, Jr., and J. J. Wheeler 89 Low-Temperature Heat Ca- pacity and Entropy of Phos- phoryl Triamide. Ζ. Τ. Wake- field, B. B. Luff, and J. J. Kohler 94 Enthalpy of Formation of Am- monium Tetrametaphos- phate (NH 4 P0 3 )4. Β. Β. Luff, R. B. Reed, and Ζ. Τ. Wake- field 96 Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium of System Methyl Isobutylke- tone-n-Butanol. Ebullio- metric Method. P. Dakshin- amurty, C. Chiranjivi, and V. Seetharamaswamy 98 Adsorption Isotherms at High Pressures. Comment on Data of Stacy et al. P. G. Menon . . 99 ORGANIC SECTION Catalytic Hydrogénation of Polynuclear Hydrocarbons. Products of Partial Hydro- génation of Dibenz(a,/)an- thracene, Benzo(g/i/)pery- lene, Dibenz(a,c)anthracene, 3-Methylcholanthrene, 7,12- Dimethylbenz( a) anthra- cene, and Anthanthrene. W. Lijinsky, G. Advani, L. Keefer, H. Y. Ramahi.and L.Stach . 100 Chemistry of Sulfur Com- pounds. Selectivity of Addi- tion of Thiyl Radicals to Terminal Olefins. Kamel Boustany 104 Gamma-Bromo- and Gamma- lodoacetoacetanilides. M. I. Ali, M. A. Abou-State, and IN. M. Hassan 106 Synthesis of Cyclobutanone. J. B.Sieja 108 Synthesis of Seven New Phen- oxybiphenyls. W. C. Ham- mann and R. M. Schisla ... 110 Synthesis of Ten New Diphen- oxybiphenyls. W. C. Ham- mann and R. M. Schisla . . . 112 Synthesis with 1,1-Diure- thanes. Benzylurethanes from Aryl Ethers. G. R. Krow, H. Pannella, and W. Figures . 116 Esterification and Addition Re- actions of Perfluoroacryloyl Chloride. L. O. Ross, and M. E. Hil 1 117 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING DATA VOL. 17, No. 1, JANUARY 1972 Editor, BRUNO J. ZWOLINSKI Associate Editors: EVERETT R. J O H N S O N RANDOLPH C. WILHOIT EDITORIAL HEADQUARTERS Washington, D.C. 20036 1155 16th St., N.W. Teletype 710-8220151 Phone 202-737-3337 Cable JIECHEM Manager, Manuscript Reviewing, Katherine I. Biggs Assistant Editor, Norma Yess Director of Design, Joseph Jacobs Production Manager, Bacil Guiley Associate Production Manager, Charlotte C. Sayre Editorial Assistant, Nancy J. Oddenino ADVISORY BOARD Arthur W. Adamson, Harry Chafetz, David M. Mason, J. P. McCuilough AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Frederick T. 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Permeation of Hydrogen and Deuterium Through Palladium-Silver Alloys. F. J . Ackerman and G. J . Koskinas 51
Specific Conductance of Concentrated Solutions of Magnesium Salts in Water-Ethanol System. J . F. Casteel and E. S. Amis 55
Solubility of Propane and Carbon Dioxide in Heptane, Dodecane, and Hexadecane. Walter Hayduk, Ε. Β. Walter, and Phil ip Simpson 59
Liquid-Solid Equilibria in Na • —HCOO , — CNS- , — N 0 3 Ternary System. M. A. Berchiesi , A. Cingolani, and G. Berchiesi 61
Thermal Pressure Coefficients of Di-n-alkyl Ethers. G. R. Driver and A. G. Wil l iamson .
Thermodynamic Excess Prop erty Measurements fo Acetonitrile-Benzene-n-Hep tane System at 45°C. D A. Pa lmerand B. D.Smith
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Solubility of H.O and D-0 in Carbon Tetrachloride, Toluene, and Cyclohexane at Various Temperatures. P. K. G lasoeandS. D.Shultz . . . 66
Solubility of Carbon Dioxide in Mixed Paraffinic Hydrocarbon Solvents at Cryogenic Temperatures. U. K. Im and Fred Kurata 68
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Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium for Binary Systems 2-Butanone with 2-Butanol, 1-Pentanol, and Isoamyl Alcohol. K. J . M i l l e r a n d H . -S .Huang . . . 77
Standard Electromotive Force of Silver-Silver Chloride Electrode and Related Thermodynamic Quantities in f erf-Butyl Alcohol-Water Mixtures (2, 6, and 8 Wt %) between 5-45°C. R. N. Roy, Will iam Vernon, Alfred Bothwel l , and James Gibbons 79
Redetermination of Standard Potential of Silver-Silver Bromide Electrode in Meth-anol-Water Mixtures at 25°C. K . H . K h o o 82
Diffusion Coefficient of Hex-amethylene Tetramine in Concentrated Aqueous Solutions. J . R. Bourne and R. C.Tr ivedi 85
Furfural-Water-Formic Acid System at 25° and 35°C. R. E. Langfordand E. L. Heric . . . 87
Flammability Characteristics of Methylene Chloride (Di-chloromethane). R. D. Coffee, P. C. Vogel, Jr., and J. J . Wheeler 89
Low-Temperature Heat Capacity and Entropy of Phos-phoryl Triamide. Ζ. Τ. Wakef ie ld , B. B. Luff, and J . J . Kohler 94
Enthalpy of Formation of Ammonium Tetrametaphos-phate (NH4P03)4. Β. Β. Luff, R. B. Reed, and Ζ. Τ. Wakef ield 96
Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium of System Methyl Isobutylke-tone-n-Butanol. Ebullio-metric Method. P. Dakshin-amur ty , C. Chiranj ivi , and V. Seetharamaswamy 98
Adsorption Isotherms at High Pressures. Comment on Data of Stacy et al . P. G. Menon . . 99
ORGANIC SECTION
Catalytic Hydrogénation of Polynuclear Hydrocarbons. Products of Partial Hydrogénation of Dibenz(a,/)an-thracene, Benzo(g/i/)pery-lene, Dibenz(a,c)anthracene, 3-Methylcholanthrene, 7,12-D i m e t h y l b e n z ( a) a n t h r a cene, and Anthanthrene. W. Lij insky, G. Advani , L. Keefer, H. Y. Ramahi .and L.Stach . 100
Chemistry of Sulfur Compounds. Selectivity of Addition of Thiyl Radicals to Terminal Olefins. Kamel Boustany 104
Gamma-Bromo- and Gamma-lodoacetoacetanilides. M. I. Al i , M. A. Abou-State, and IN. M. Hassan 106
Synthesis of Cyclobutanone. J . B.Sieja 108
Synthesis of Seven New Phen-oxybiphenyls. W. C. Ham-mann and R. M. Schisla . . . 110
Synthesis of Ten New Diphen-oxybiphenyls. W. C. Ham-mann and R. M. Schisla . . . 112
Synthesis with 1,1-Diure-thanes. Benzylurethanes from Aryl Ethers. G. R. Krow, H. Pannella, and W. Figures . 116
Esterification and Addition Reactions of Perfluoroacryloyl Chloride. L. O. Ross, and M. E. Hil 1 117
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VOL. 17, No. 1, JANUARY 1972
Editor, BRUNO J. ZWOLINSKI Associate Editors: EVERETT R. JOHNSON
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