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The University Libraries announces the creation of an Institutional Repository that collects, preserves, and distributes digital scholarly and research materials created by The University of Alabama community. Repositories are important tools for preserving an organization's legacy; they facilitate digital preservation and scholarly communication.
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Gordon, Samuel A.
(1930)
Granting that the ammonium salts of phosphoric acid are desirable as fertilizers, and that their importance in the fertilizer industry is assured, I undertook this series of experiments in January, 1928 with the idea of ...
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Harwell, F. L.
(University of Alabama Libraries, 1931)
In the past many chemists have been attracted by the inherent possibilities in the oxidation of hydrochloric acid by atmospheric oxygen as a means of evolving chlorine cheaply. It was along this line of thought that such ...
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Brame, James Yancey
(University of Alabama Libraries, 1930)
The present day synthetic processes for the production of phenol may be attributed, at least, indirectly to fore-runners of our modern school of chemists. Faraday laid open a vast field for scientific research along the ...
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Marsh, Alfred
(University of Alabama Libraries, 1929)
The purpose of this investigation is, therefore, a search for fossil resin substitutes. Natural resins, at present, are often treated to convert them to products that resemble the fossil resins to some extent. Artificial ...
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Dougherty, Daniel Vincent
(University of Alabama Libraries, 1929)
The coal tar industry holds a unique position in the industrial world. as it is entirely the outcome of scientific research. The first seed was planted in 182,5 when Faraday discovered benzene, which he obtained from the ...
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