THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON THE NATURE OF METALLIC RESISTANCE, WITH ESPECIAL REGARD TO THE PRESSURE EFFECTS

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. THE TECHNIQUE OF HIGH PRESSURE EXPERIMENTING 593
4. Über Tammanns vier neue Eisarten 611
5. CHANGE OF PHASE UNDER PRESSURE, I.
6. CHANGE OF PHASE UNDER PRESSURE 624
7. HIGH PRESSURES AND FIVE KINDS OF ICE 693
8. TWO NEW MODIFICATIONS OF PHOSPHORUS 712
9. Nochmals die Frage des unbeständigen Eises 732
10. THE COAGULATION OF ALBUMEN BY PRESSURE 735
11. CHANGE OF PHASE UNDER PRESSURE 737
12. CHANGE OF PHASE UNDER PRESSURE 770
13. CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE JEFFERSON PHYSICAL LABORATORY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY 789
14. THE EFFECT OF PRESSURE ON POLYMORPHIC TRANSITIONS OF SOLIDS 859
15. ON THE EFFECT OF GENERAL MECHANICAL STRESS ON THE TEMPERATURE OF TRANSITION OF TWO PHASES, WITH A DISCUSSION OF PLASTICITY 863
16. FURTHER NOTE ON BLACK PHOSPHORUS 873
17. POLYMORPHIC CHANGES UNDER PRESSURE OF THE UNIVALENT NITRATES 877
18. THE VELOCITY OF POLYMORPHIC CHANGES BETWEEN SOLIDS 923
19. POLYMORPHISM AT HIGH PRESSURES 955
20. THE ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE OF METALS UNDER PRESSURE 1053
21. THE RESISTANCE OF METALS UNDER PRESSURE
22. THE RESISTANCE OF METALS UNDER PRESSURE 1128
23. ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF ANTIMONY AND TELLURIUM WIRES
24. NOTE ON THE ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF ANTIMONY AND TELLURIUM WIRES 1132
25. THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON THE NATURE OF METALLIC RESISTANCE, WITH ESPECIAL REGARD TO THE PRESSURE EFFECTS 1137
26. THERMO-ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE, PELTIER HEAT, AND THOMSON HEAT UNDER PRESSURE 1159