Wendell M. Latimer

POLARITY AND IONIZATION FROM THE STANDPOINT OF THE LEWIS THEORY OF VALENCE.

THE MEASUREMENT OF COEFFICIENTS OF EXPANSION AT LOW TEMPERATURES: SOME THERMODYNAMIC APPLICATIONS OF EXPANSION DATA

THE MASS EFFECT IN THE ENTROPY OF SOLIDS AND GASES.

THE DISTRIBUTION OF THERMAL ENERGY IN THE TETRACHLORIDES OF CARBON, SILICON, TITANIUM AND TIN.

THE HEAT CAPACITY AND ENTROPY OF CESIUM ALUM FROM 18 TO 300° ABSOLUTE. THE ENTROPY OF ALUMINUM ION. THE POTENTIAL OF THE ALUMINUM ELECTRODE FROM THERMAL DATA

THE ENTROPY OF AQUEOUS IONS

THE THEORETICAL EVALUATION OF THE ENTROPIES OF AQUEOUS IONS

THE ENERGY OF SOLUTION OF GASEOUS IONS IN RELATION TO THE EFFECT OF A CHARGE UPON THE DIELECTRIC

THE POLARITIES AND THE ORIENTING INFLUENCES OF SUBSTITUTES IN THE BENZENE RING

THE HEAT CAPACITY AND ENTROPY OF LEAD BROMIDE AND BROMINE