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Bulletins: The Bulletins present accounts of original research and frequently are not limited to the presentation of the results of a single research project, but may contain a number of research papers on related topics. They were issued by the Earth and Mineral Sciences Experiment Station from 1922 to 1974.

Circulars: Earth and Mineral Sciences Experiment Station Circulars present reviews of research in progress, reports of scientific information presented at technical meetings, and other matters of interest concerning the E&MS College. These were issued from 1929 to 1970.

Technical Papers: These papers consist of bound copies of papers published in scientific journals that were distributed by the Experiment Station. These were issued from 1932 to 1953.

Special Publications: These are generally publications of large tables of data or other information of interest which originates at the Earth and Mineral Sciences Experiment Station.

Office of Naval Research Technical Reports: These reports were part of a contract from 1948-1957.

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Bulletins

Bull. 1 An Investigation of the Properties of Smithing Coals, by H.J. Sloman. 1922.
Bull. 2 Petrography of the Mica Peridoite Dike at Dixonville, Pennsylvania, by Arthur P. Honess and Charles K. Graeber. 1926.
Bull. 3 The Theory of Crystal Etching and Its Significance in the Classification of Crystals, by Arthur P. Honess. 1921.
Bull. 4 The Helderberg Group from Central Pennsylvania to Southwestern Virginia, by Frank McKim Swartz. 1929.
Bull. 5 Bentonite in Pennsylvania, by C. A. Bonine and Arthur P. Honess. 1929.
Bull. 6 Production Data on Appalachian Oil Fields, by Clark F. Barb and Paul G. Shelley. 1930.
Bull. 7 The Ceramic Industries of Pennsylvania, by Joseph B. Shaw. 1930.
Bull. 8 Oil-Field Waters of Pennsylvania, by Clark F. Barb. 1931.
Bull. 9 Proceedings of the First Petroleum and Natural Gas Conference, held at The Pennsylvania State College, Oct. 24-25, 1930.
Bull. 10 A Method for Determining the Effective Porosity of a Reservoir-Rock, by Kenneth B. Barnes. 1931.
Bull. 11 Proceedings of the Second Petroleum and Natural Gas Conference held at The Pennsylvania State College, May 20-21, 1932.
Bull. 12 Proceedings of the Third Pennsylvania Mineral Industries Conference, Petroleum and Natural Gas Section, held at The Pennsylvania State College, May 5-6, 1933.
Bull. 13 The Geography of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, an Industrial Center, by Raymond E. Murphy. 1934.
Bull. 14 Proceedings of the Third Pennsylvania Mineral Industries Conference, Ceramics Section, in cooperation with the Pittsburgh Section of the American Ceramic Society, held at the Pennsylvania State College, Oct. 20-21, 1933.
Bull. 15 Proceedings of the Third Pennsylvania Mineral Industries Conference, Coal Section, held at the Pennsylvania State College, Nov. 10-11, 1933.
Bull. 16 Proceedings of the Spring Meeting, American Petroleum Institute, Division of Production, Eastern District, held at The Pennsylvania State College, April 6-7 1934.
Bull. 17 The Economic Geography of York, Pennsylvania, A City of Diversified Industries, by Raymond E. Murphy. 1935.
Bull. 18 Proceedings of the Fourth Pennsylvania Mineral Industries Conference, Metallurgy Section, Pennsylvania Interchapter Meeting of the American Society for Metals, held at the Pennsylvania State College, May 4-5, 1934.
Bull. 19 Proceedings of the Fifth Pennsylvania Mineral Industries Conference, Petroleum and Natural Gas Section, held at The Pennsylvania State College, April 26-27, 1935.
Bull. 20 Proceedings of the Sixth Pennsylvania Mineral Industries Conference, Petroleum and Natural Gas Section, in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Natural Gas Men's Association, held at The Pennsylvania State College, April 24-25, 1936.
Bull. 21 Proceedings of the Seventh Pennsylvania Mineral Industries Conference, Petroleum and Natural Gas Section, in cooperation with The Pennsylvania Natural Gas Men's Association, held at The Pennsylvania State College, April 30-May 1, 1937.
Bull. 22 Determination of the Minimum Temperature of Sustained Combustion of Solid Fuels, by H.W. Nelson, O.P. Brysch and J.H. Lum. 1938.
Bull. 23 The Chemistry of the Petrographic Constituents of Bitminous Coal, Part 1. Studies on Fusain, by Walter Fuchs, A.W. Gauger, C.C. Hsiao and C.C. Wright. 1938.
Bull. 24 Petrology of the Bradford Sand of the Kane District, by Allen W. Waldo. 1938.
Bull. 25 Proceedings of the Eight Pennsylvania Mineral Industries Conference, Petroleum and Natural Gas Section, in cooperation with The Pennsylvania Natural Gas Men's Association, The Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association, The Bradford District Pennsylvania Oil Producer's Association, held at the Pennsylvania State College, May 27-28, 1938.
Bull. 26 Hydrogenation of the Petrographic Constituents of Pittsburgh Seam Coal, by C.C. Wright and George C. Sprunk. 1939.
Bull. 27 Problems and Trends in the Mineral Industries of Pennsylvania, by W.M. Myers. 1939.
Bull. 28 Hydrogenation of the Petrographic Constituents of High Splint Seam Coal, by C.C. Wright and George C. Sprunk. 1939.
Bull. 29 Petrology and Genesis of the Third Bradford Sand, by P.D. Krynine. 1940.
Bull. 30 Proceedings of the Ninth Pennsylvania Mineral Industries Conference, Petroleum and Natural Gas Section, in cooperation with The Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association, The Bradford District Pennsylvania Oil Producer's Association, held at The Pennsylvania State College, April 26-27, 1940.
Bull. 31 The Resistance of Anthracite to Mechanical and Thermal Shock, by C.C. Wright, L.L. Newman, and A.W. Gauger.
Bull. 32 Test Results on the Use of Anthracite in Heavy-Oil Water-Gas Operations at the Pottsville Gas Works, by L.L. Newman, C.C. Wright, and A.W. Gauger, 1941.
Bull. 33 Proceedings of the Tenth Pennsylvania Mineral Industries Conference, Petroleum and Natural Gas Section, in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Natural Gas Men's Association, The Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association, The Bradford District Pennsylvania Oil Producer's Association, held at The Pennsylvania State College, May 2-3, 1941.
Bull. 34 Studies Concerning the Pressure Developed During the Carbonization of Coal, by Walter Fuchs, A.G. Sandhoff, J.A. Taylor and A.W. Gauger. 1941.
Bull. 35 The Performance of a Completely Automatic Domestic Bituminous Coal Stoker In Laboratory and Home Installation Tests, by T.S. Spicer, J.M. Pilcher, C.C. Wright and A.W. Gauger. 1942.
Bull. 36 Test Results in the Use of Anthracite in Gas-Oil Water-Gas Operations at the Carlisle Gas Works, by L.L. Newman, C.C. Wright and A.W. Gauger. 1942.
Bull. 37 Heating Domestic Service Water with Bituminous Coal, by T.S. Spicer, F.F. Dennis, and C.C. Wright. 1943.
Bull. 38 Tenth Anniversary of the Bradford District Research Group Program at the Pennsylvania State College. 1943.
Bull. 39 Proceedings of the Eighth Technical Conference on Petroleum Production. 1944.
Bull. 40 Progress in Research for Biennium 1943-45. 1945.
Bull. 41 Ninth Technical Conference on Petroleum Production. Nov. 2-3, 1945.
Bull. 42 Proceedings of a Housing and Heating Conference. 1945.
Bull. 43 Geology and Economic Aspects of the More Important High-Calcium Limestone Deposits in Pennsylvania, by F.M. Swain, in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Railroad. 1946.
Bull. 44 Preparation of Humic Acids from Bituminous Coal and Their Separation From Mineral Matter and Fusain by Solvent Treatment, by T.S. Polansky, C.R. Kinney, and A.W. Gauger. 1946.
Bull. 45 Tenth Technical Conference on Petroleum Production. November 1-2, 1946.
Bull. 46 Progress in Research for Biennijm 1945-47. 1947.
Bull. 47 Properties and New Uses of Pennsylvania Slate. 1947.
Bull. 48 Eleventh Technical Conference on Petroleum Production. Oct. 31-Nov. 1, 1947.
Bull. 49 Petrographic Characteristics, Plastic and Carbonizing Properties of Chilean Cols, by A.W. Gauger and Americo Albala. 1948.
Bull. 50 More Profit in Mechanical Mining Through Studies of Loading and Gathering Performance, by A.W. Bitner and D.R. Mitchell. 1948.
Bull. 51 The Domestic Mining Industry of the United States in World War II, by John Davis Morgan, Jr. 1949.
Bull. 52 Twelfth Technical Conference on Petroleum Production. Oct. 14-16, 1948.
Bull. 53 Progress in Research for Biennium 1947-49. 1949.
Bull. 54 Thirteenth Technical Conference on Petroleum Production. 1949.
Bull. 55 Progress in Research for Biennium 1949-1951.
Bull. 56 14th Technical Conference on Petroleum Production. 1951.
Bull. 57 A New Approach to Surface Chemistry and to Heterogeneous Catalysis, by W.A. Weyl. 1951.
Bull. 58 Industrial Studies of Pennsylvania Slate Production. 1951.
Bull. 59 15th Technical Conference on Petroleum Production. Oct. 24-26, 1951.
Bull. 60 16th Technical Conference on Petroleum Production. Oct. 22-24, 1952.
Bull. 61 Progress in Research, Biennium 1951-1953. June 1953.
Bull. 62 17th Technical Conference on Petroleum Production Oct. 28-30, 1953.
Bull. 63 Natural Gas Pipeline deposits by L.T. Bissey and J.F. Villarreal. 1954.
Bull. 64 18th Technical Conference on Petroleum Production, Oct. 6, 7, and 8. 1954.
Bull. 65 The Selection and Design of Refractory Ignition Arches for Single Retort Stokers, by T.S. Spicer and R.J. Grace. 1955.
Bull. 66 What's New in the Pennsylvania Slate Industry, by Frank Dalburg Hoyt. 1956.
Bull. 67 Progress in Research for Biennium 1953-1955.
Bull. 68 19th Technical Conference on Petroleum Production Oct. 16-18. 1955.
Bull. 69 Historical Statistics of Pennsylvania's Mineral Industries, 1759-1955. [errata] 1957.
Bull. 70 Proceedings of the Anthracite Conference Oct. 18-19. 1956.
Bull. 71 Commercial Possibilities of Some Orodvician Limestones in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, by Frank M. Swartz and R.R. Thompson; Method for Determining Non-ignited Acid Insoluble Residue of Carbonate Rocks, by Richard R. Thompson; Potential Tonnages of the Center Iron Sandstone in Perry County, Pennsylvania, by Frank M. Swartz and H. J. Hambleton; An Investigation of Beneficiation of Iron-Bearing Sandstone by H.L. Lovell and J.W. Leonard. Correlation of the Pottsville and Lower Allegheny Series in Parts of Clearfield and Center Counties, by E.G. Williams and R.P. Nickelsen. July 1958.
Bull. 72 Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Drilling Symposium. Theme: Exploration Drilling, Oct. 8-10, 1959. Edited by H.L. Hartman. March 1960.
Bull. 73 Atlas of Pennsylvania Coal and Coal Mining: Part I, Bituminous Coal. G.F. Deasy and P.R. Griess. December 1959.
Bull. 74 The Use and Interchangeability of Fuels in Pennsylvania, by W.G. Jaworek and J.J. Schanz. 1960.
Bull. 75 Proceedings of the Anthracite Conference, Nov. 15-16, 1960. 1961.
Bull. 76 Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Rock Mechanics, March 30-April 1, 1961.
Bull. 77 Mineral Conservation Series—Flood Plain Sediments of Halfmoon Creek, Pennsylvania, by Alan A. Adler and Laurence H. Lattman; Commercial Possibilities of Some Cambrian and Ordovician Limestones and Dolomites in Blair and Centre Counties, Pennsylvania, by Richard R. Thompson; Application of Statistical Methods in Prospecting for High–Alumina Clay, by E.C. Williams and J.C. Griffiths. 1961.
Bull. 78 The Effect of Present Depreciation Allowances on the United States Steel Industry, by H.F. Fatzinger. 1962.
Bull. 79 Historical Statistics of Pennsylvania's Mineral Inudstries, 1956-1960, by J.J. Schanz, Jr. 1963. [errata]
Bull. 80 Mineral Conservation Series—Atlas of Pennsylvania Coal and Coal Mining: Part II, Anthracite, by G.F. Deasy and P.R. Griess. 1963.
Bull. 81 General Information Retrieval Program for Geological, Geophysical, and Geochemical Data, by J.N. Weber and P. Deines. 1964.
Bull. 82 Trace Metals in Stream Sediment Southeastern Pennsylvania, by M.L. Keith, E.F. Cruft and E.G. Dahlberg. 1967.
Bull. 83 Gaseous Equilibria in Portions of the System C-H-O-S. David H. Speidel and Emerson F. Heald.
Bull. 84 Historical Statistics of Pennsylvania's Mineral Industries 1961-1965. J.J. Schanz, Jr. 1967. [errata]
Bull. 85 Studies of Phase Equilibria in the Systems: CaO-MgO-Al2O3-TiO2-SiO2. E.F. Osborn, K.H. Gee, A. Maun, P.L. Roeder, G.C. Ulmer, 969.
Bull. 86 Trace Metals in Stream Sediment of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Bull. 87 Historical Statistics of Pennsylvania's Mineral Industries 1966-1970
Bull. 88 Temperature - Oxygen Fugacity Tables for Selected Gas Mixtures in the System C-H-O at One Atmosphere Total Pressure




Circulars

Cir. 1 Economic Outlook for the Basic Industries of Pennsylvania. 1929.
Cir. 2 An Industrial Need Fulfilled. 1930.
Cir. 3 Opportunities in Pennsylvania's Basic Industries. 1932.
Cir. 4 Basic Trends in Mineral Industries Education, by Edward Steidle. 1933.
Cir. 5 Bituminous Coal Neither Plant Food nor Fertilizer, by W.R. Chedsey. 1933.
Cir. 6 The Functions of Pennsylvania's Mineral Industries Experiment Station. 1935.
Cir. 7 Coal Selection for Steam Plants, by A.W. Gauger. 1936.
Cir. 8 Vocational Guidance in the Mineral Industries. 1936.
Cir. 9 Correspondence Courses and Extension Instruction in Mineral Industries. 1940.
Cir. 10 Water for Oil Well Flooding Operations, by H.W. Nelson. 1938.
Cir. 11 Mineral Industries Correspondence and Extension-Class Instruction. 1938.
Cir. 12 Mineral Industrial Correspondence and Extension-Class Instruction. 1941.
Cir. 13 Industrial Scholarships. A Partnership of Industry and Education. 1942.
Cir. 14 Evaluation of Present-Day Mining Instruction, by Edward Steidle.
Cir. 15 Preliminary Training and Education of Mine Officials, by D.C. Jones. 1943.
Cir. 16 The Technical and Economic Aspects of the Use of Anthracite Fines in By-product Coke Production, by J.D. Clendenin, K.M Barclay and C.C. Wright. 1944.
Cir. 17 Careers and Mineral Industries. 1944.
Cir. 18 Mineral Industries Correspondence and Extension Class Instruction. 1944.
Cir. 19 Mineral Industries Correspondence and Extension Class Instruction. 1944.
Cir. 20 Opportunities for Productive Work Through Mineral Industries Research. 1945.
Cir. 21 Some Practical Aspects of Mineral Industries Education in the Latin Americas, by Edward Steidle. 1945.
Cir. 22 Post-War Possibilities of Bituminous Coal Mining, by Edward Steidle. 1945.
Cir. 23 Future of Pennsylvania's Mineral Industries, by Edward Steidle. 1946.
Cir. 24 Mineral Industries Correspondence and Extension Class Instruction. 1946.
Cir. 25 Principles of Mineral Conservation, by W.M. Myers. 1945.
Cir. 26 Mineral Industries Extension Services - Class Centers in Pennsylvania 1931-1946. 1946.
Cir. 27 Frederick Augustus Genth. 1820-1893, Chemist-Mineralogist-Collector, by W.M. Myers and S. Zerfoss. 1946.
Cir. 28 Correspondence and Extension-Class Instruction. 1947.
Cir. 29 The School of Mineral Industries of the Pennsylvania State College. 1948.
Cir. 30 Mineral Industries Extension and Correspondence Instruction. 1948.
Cir. 31 Roots of Human Progress, by Edward Steidl. 1948.
Cir. 32 Analysis of Mineral Industries Education in the Western Hemisphere, by Edward Steidle. 1948.
Cir. 33 A Philosophy for Conservation, by Edward Steidle. 1949.
Cir. 34 Mineral Industries Extension and Correspondence Instruction. 1949.
Cir. 35 Wanted: Mineral Industries Colleges, by Edward Steidle. 1950.
Cir. 36 Mineral Industries Research. 1950.
Cir. 37 Minerals and Posterity, by Edward Steidle. 1951.
Cir. 38 Mineral Industries Extension and Correspondence Instruction. 1952.
Cir. 39 Mineral Forecast—2000 A.D. by Edward Steidle. 1952.
Cir. 40 Mineral Industries Extension and correspondence Instruction. 1952.
Cir. 41 The World is Your Workshop, by Edward Steidle. 1953.
Cir. 42 Publications of the School of Mineral Industries, The Pennsylvania State College, State College, PA. July 1, 1951 to June 30, 1952. 1953.
Cir. 43 Publications of the College of Mineral Industries, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA. July 1, 19552 to June 30, 1953. 1954.
Cir. 44 Publications of the College of Mineral Industries of the Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA. July 1, 1953 to June 30, 1954. 1955.
Cir. 45 College of Mineral Industries of the Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA. 1955.
Cir. 46 Publications of the College of Mineral Industries of the Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA. July 1, 1954 to June 30, 1955.
Cir. 47 Publications of the College of Mineral Industries of the Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA. July 1, 1954 to June 30, 1955.
Cir. 48 Progress in Research for Biennium 1955-1957. 1957.
Cir. 49 Manganese: Its Minerals, Deposits and Uses, by John N. Hoffman. 1957.
Cir. 50 Publications of the College of Mineral Industries of the Pennsylvaia State University, University Park, PA. July 1, 1956 to June 30, 1957. 1958.
Cir. 51 Selected Electron Micrographs of Clays and Other Fine-Grained Minerals, by Thomas F. Bates. 1958.
Cir. 52 Publications of the College of Mineral Industries of the Pennsylvaia State University, University Park, PA. July 1, 1957 to June 30, 1958. 1959.
Cir. 53 Future Energy Sources for Pennsylvania, by John J. Schanz, Jr., Robert K. Amole, Donald G. Frendel, John N. Hoffman, and W. Gibson Jaworek. Prepared under the sponsorship of the State Planning Board, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Jan. 1959.
Cir. 54 Progress in Research for Biennium 1957-1959. 1959.
Cir. 55 Mass Spectroscopic Analysis of Solids—Abstracs 1953-1956, by L.F. Herzog. 1959.
Cir. 56 Proceedings of the Twenty-First Technical Conference on Petroleum Production, August 24-26, 1959.
Cir. 57 Publications of the College of Mineral Industries of the Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA. July 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959.
Cir. 58 Publications of the College of Mineral Industries of the Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA. July 1, 1959 to June 30, 1960.
Cir. 59 Progress in Research for Biennium 1959-61. 1961.
Cir. 60 Publications of the College of Mineral Industries of the Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA. July 1, 1960 to June 30, 1961.
Cir. 61 Twenty-Second Technical Conference on Petroleum Production, Oct. 23-25, 1961.
Cir. 62 Publications of the College of Mineral Industries of the Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA. July 1, 1961 to June 30, 1962. 1963.
Cir. 63 Twenty-Third Technical Conference on Petroleum Production. September 26-28, 1962.
Cir. 64 Discussion on Dust Explosions. Report on Conference Proceedings. September 4 and 5, 1962.
Cir. 65 Research Publications of the College of Mineral Industries. July 1, 1962 to June 30, 1963. 1964.
Cir. 66 Proceedings of the Twenty-Fourth Technical Conference on Petroleum Production, October 23-25, 1963.
Cir. 67 Bibliography—Geochemistry of the Stable Isotopes of Carbon and Oxygen by Jon N. Weber. 1964.
Cir. 68 Research Publications of the College of Mineral Industries July 1, 1963 to June 30, 1964. 1965.
Cir. 69 Progress in Research, Mineral Industries Experiment Station. 1961-1965.
Cir. 70 Research Publications of the College of Mineral Industries July 1, 1964 to June 30, 1965. 1966.
Cir. 71 Proceedings of the Twenty-Fifth Technical Conference on Petroleum Production, Oct. 19-21, 1966.
Cir 72 Petroleum Production Research at Penn State in Retrospect. With Contents of Bulletins and Circulars and M.S. and Ph.D. Theses in the Department of Petroleum and Natural Gas, 1930-1966 by R.F. Neilsen and L.T. Bissey. 1966.
Cir. 73 Research Publications of the College of Mineral Industries July 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966. 1967.
Cir. 74 Research Publications of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967.
Cir. 75 Research in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences 1966-1967. 1968.
Cir. 76 Analytical Techniques: Tools to Aid Industrial and academic Research and Development. June 1969.
Cir. 77 Research Publications of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences July 1, 1967 to June 30, 1968.
Cir. 78 Trace Element Concentration Determinations, April 1970.
Cir. 79 Research Publications of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences July 1, 1968 to June 30, 1969.
Cir. 80 Research in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, 1970.
Cir. 81 Research Publications of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences July 1, 1969 to June 30, 1970.
Cir. 82 Hydrogeology and Geochemistry of Folded and Faulted Rocks of the Central Appalachian Type and Related Land Use Problems - Richard C. Parizek, Wm. B. White and Donald Langmuir.
Cir. 83 Zinc-Lead Occurrences Near Mapleton, Huntingdon Co. Pa. - Robert C. Smith II, David C. Herrick, Arthur W. Rose and James M. McNeal.
Cir. 84 Research Publications of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences July 1, 1970 to June 30, 1971.
Cir. 85 Research in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, 1973.
Cir. 86 Representative Research in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, Pennsylvania State University. Fall 1976.




Technical Papers

T.P. 1 Variations in Microstructure Inherent in Processes of Manufacturing Extruded and Forged Brass, by Ogden B. Malin. 1932.
T.P. 2 Condition of Water in Coals of Various Ranks, by A.W. Gauger. 1932.
T.P. 3 Revision of the Ostracode Family Thlipsuridae, with Descriptions of New Species from the Lower Devonian of Pennsylvania, by Frank McKim Swartz.
T.P. 4 Physical Tests and Properties of Oil and Gas Sands, by George H. Fancher, James A. Lewis and Kenneth B. Barnes. 1933.
T.P. 5 Utilization of Coal and Scientific Research, by A.W. Gauger. 1933.
T.P. 6 Dimorphism and Orientation in Ostracodes of the Family Kloedenellidae from the Silurian Sections Near Mount Union, Central Pennsylvania, by Frank McKim Swartz. 1934.
T.P. 7 Flow of Simple Fluids through Porous Materials, by George H. Fancher and James A. Lewis. 1933.
T.P. 8 The Hydrogenation of Coal, by C.C. Wright and A.W. Gauger. 1934.
T.P. 9 Silurian Sections Near Mount Union, Central Pennsylvania, by Frank McKim Swartz. 1934.
T.P. 10 Observing Formation of Martensite in Certain Alloy Steels at Low Temperatures, by O.A. Knight and Helmut Muller-Stock. 1934.
T.P. 11 Correlation Studies of the Central and South Central Pennsylvania Bentonite Occurrences, by R.R. Rosenkrans. 1934.
T.P. 12 Reactions Between solids in the Absence of a Liquid Phase, by Nelson W. Taylor. 1934.
T.P. 13 Mineral Matter in Coal. A Preliminary Report, by A.W. Gauger, E.P. Barrett and F.J. Williams. 1934.
T.P. 14 The System Na2O-B2O3. I. Preparation of Crystalline B2O3 and Some of Its Physical Properties, by Sanford S.Cole and Nelson W. Taylor. The System R2O-B2O3. II. Properties of Anhydrous and Hydrated Metaborates of Sodium and Potassium, by Sanford S. Cole, S.R. Scholes and C.R. Amberg. The System Na2O-B2O3. III. The Optical Properties, X-Ray Patterns and Melting Points of the Anhydrous Sodium Borates, by Stanford S. Cole, Nelson W. Taylor and S.R. Scholes. The System Na2O-B2O3. IV. Vapor Pressures of Boric Oxide, Sodium Metaborate and Sodium Diborate Between 1150 and 1400ºC., by Stanford S. Cole and Nelson W. Taylor. 1934.
T.P. 15 Reactions Between Solids in the System CaO-MgO-SiO2 in the Temperature Range 600ºC.-1200ºC., by Nelson W. Taylor and F.J. Williams. 1935.
T.P. 16 A Furnace for the Measurement of Coal-Ash Softening Temperature, by Elliott P. Barrett. 1935.
T.P. 17 Relations of the Silurian Rochester and McKenzie Formations near Cumberland, Maryland and Lakemon, Pennsylvania, by Frank McKim Swartz. 1935.
T.P. 18 Dickite fromPennsylvania, by Arthur P. Honess and F.J. Williams. 1935.
T.P. 19 Some Correlations Between the Occurrences of Deep- and Shallow-Focus Earthquakes, by H. Landsberg. 1935.
T.P. 20 Kinetics of Solid-Phase Reactions of certain Carbonates with Mullite, Silica and Alumina, by Gordon R. Pole and Nelson W. Taylor. 1935.
T.P. 21 Remarks on the Temperature Distribution in Pennsylvania, by H. Landsberg. 1936.
T.P. 22 Recording of Roof Subsidence, by H. Landsberg. 1936.
T.P. 23 A New Method for Studying the Flow Characteristics of Glasses and Slags at Elevated Temperatures, by Elliott P. Barrett and James A. Taylor. 1936.
T.P. 24 The Chemical Nature of Ligin, by Walter M. Fuchs. 1936.
T.P. 25 A Theoretical Consideration of Ideal Liquid Inclusion, by S.T. Yuster. 1936.
T.P. 26 Investigations on the Recovery of Oil from Sandstones by Gas Drive, by Gerald L. Hassler, Raymond R. Rice and Erwin H. Leeman. 1936.
T.P. 27 Applications of Potash in the Ceramic Industry, by Nelson W. Taylor. 1936.
T.P. 28 Coal and Its Mineral Matter with Reference to Carbonization, by A.W. Gauger. 1936.
T.P. 29 High Temperature Properties of Nickel-Cobalt-Iron Base Age-Hardening Alloys, Parts I and II, by Charles R. Austin. 1936.
T.P. 30 Note on Earthquake Intensities on Different Floors of Houses, by H. Landsberg. A Genetic System of Earthquake-Origin, by H. Landsberg. 1936. Measurements with a Climatological Ultra-Violet Dosimeter in Central Pennsylvania, by H. Landsberg. 1936. Remarks on the Diurnal Variation of Earthquake Occurrence with Reference to the Helena, Mondana, Swarm, by H. Landsberg. 1936.
T.P. 31 Progress Report on Coal Hydrogenation, by C.C. Wright and A.W. Gauger. 1936.
T.P. 32 Revision of the Primitiidae and Beyrichiidae, with New Ostracoda from the Lower Devonian of Pennsylvania, by Frank McKim Swartz. 1936.
T.P. 33 Method of Impregnating Porous Materials to Facilitate Pore Studies, by Allen W. Waldo and S.T. Yuster. 1937.
T.P. 34 A Study of the Elastico-Viscous Properties of a Soda-Lime-Silica Glass at Temperatures Near the “Transformation Point,” by Nelson W. Taylor, Edward P. McNarmara and Jack Sherman. 1937.
T.P. 35 Etch Figure Investigations with Optically Active Solvents, by Arthur P. Honess and J. Robert Jones. 1937.
T.P. 36 Elastic and Viscous Properties of Several Soda-Silica Glasses in the Annealing Range of Temperature, by Nelson W. Taylor and Paul S. Dear. 1937.
T.P. 37 Effect of Tempering Quenched Hypereutectoid Steels on the Physical Properties and Microstructure, by Charles R. Austin and B.S. Norris. 1938.
T.P. 38 Mathematical Analyses of Field Results, by A.J. Saxe and S.T. Yuster. 1938.
T.P. 39 The Significance of Ash Softening Temperature and Ash Composition in the Utilization of Coal, by A.W. Gauger, 1938.
T.P. 40 A Study of the Elastico-Viscous Properties of a Soda-Lime Glass at the Temperatures Near the Transformation Point. II. A Reply to “Criticism,” by V.H. Scott and Nelson W. Taylor. The Law of Annealing of Glass, Quantitative Treatment and Molecular Interpretation, by Nelson w. Taylor. 1938.
T.P. 41 The Technological Aspects of Water Flooding Curtailment, by S.T. Yuster.
T.P. 42 Temperature Gradient Studies on Tempering Reactions of Quenched High Carbon Steels, by C.R. Austin and B.S. Norris. 1938.
T.P. 43 Acid and Base Binding Capacities and Viscosity Relations in Certain whiteware Clays, by E.C. Henry and Nelson W. Taylor. 1938.
T.P. 44 Surface Properties of Fused Salts and Glasses. I. Sessile-Drop Method for Determining Surface Tension and Density of Viscous Liquids at High Temperature. II. Contact Angle and Work of Adhesion on Gold and Platinum inVarious Atmospheres, by Bennett S. Ellefson and Nelson W. Taylor. The Diffusion of Helium and of Hydrogen through Pyrex Chemically Resistant Glass by Nelson W. Taylor and William Rast. 1938.
T.P. 45 Comparison of the Tensile Deformation Characteristics of Alloys at Elevated Temperatures, by Charles R. Austin and H. D. Nickol. 1938.
T.P. 46 Anthracite Region of Pennsylvania, by Raymond E. Murphy and Marion Murphy. 1938.
T.P. 47 Viscosity and Electrical Resistivity and Their Bearing on the Nature of Glass, by Nelson W. Taylor. 1938.
T.P. 48 Intensities of Earthquake-Noises, by H. Landsberg. 1937. The Clover Creek Earthquake of July 15, 1938, by H. Landsberg. 1938. Determinations of Sky-Blue, by H. Landsberg and H. Jobbins. 1937. Relations of Travel-Time Curves to the Seismic Wave-Velocities in the Continental and Suboceanic Lithosphere, by H. Landsberg and H. Neuberger. 1938. On the Estimationof Focal Depth from Macroseismic Data, by H. Neuberger. 1938.
T.P. 49 Some Observations on Mine-Roof Action, by H. Landsberg. 1938.
T.P. 50 Reactions to Annealing Above the Eutectoid Temperature of Quenched Hypereutectoid Steels, by Charles R. Austin and M.C. Fetzer. 1938.
T.P. 51 A New Mastodon Locality at Saltillo, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, by C.W. Robinson and P.D. Krynine. Mineralogy of the Mapleton Glass Sand, by P.D. Krynine, M.R. Klepper and M. Glasser. 1940.
T.P. 52 Opal Glass, by Norbert J. Kreidl and W.A. Weyl. 1940.
T.P. 53 Authigenic Albite from the Lowville Limestone at Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, by A.P. Honess and C.D. Jeffries. 1940.
T.P. 54 The Process of Precipitation from Solid Solution. I. A Crystallographic Mechanism for the Aluminum-Copper Alloys, by Carl H. Samans, 1940.
T.P. 55 Effects of Temperature of Pre-Treatment on Creep Characteristics of 18-8 Stainless Steel at 600º to 800º C., by Charles R. Austin and Carl H. Samans. 1940.
T.P. 56 Diffusion of Helium Through Several Glasses, by Paul L. Smith and Nelson W. Taylor. 1940.
T.P. 57 Plans and Progress of Anthracite Research, by A.W. Gauger and C.C. Wright. 1940.
T.P. 58 Investigations Concerning Hydroxy Carboxylic Acids from Bituminous Coal, by Walter Fuchs and Allan G. Sandhoff. 1940.
T.P. 59 Determination of Hydroxyl Groups with Grignard Reagent, by W. Fuchs, Norman H. Ishler and A.G. Sandhoff. 1940.
T.P. 60 Collapsible Steel Props in Long-Wall Anthracite Mining, by John W. Buch. 1940.
T.P. 61 Radioactivity Tests of Rock Samples for the Correlation of Sedimentary Horizons. Measurements of Radioactivity for Stratigraphic Studies, by H. Landsberg and M.R. Klepper. 1940.
T.P. 62 Physical Chemistry of Gas-Producer Reactions in Relation to Ceramic Firing, by A.W. Gauger. 1940.
T.P. 63 Paleozoic Heavy Minerals from Central Pennsylvania and Their Relation to Appalachian Structure, by P.D. Krynine. Heavy Minerals of the Ordovician-Silurian Boundary in Central Pennsylvania, by O.F. Tuttle. 1940.
T.P. 64 Effect of Composition and Steel-Making Practice on Graphitization Below the A1 of Eighteen One Per Cent Plain Carbon Steels, by Charles R. Austin and Maurice C. Fetzer. Effects of Small Amounts of Alloying Elements on the Tempering of Pure Hypereutectoid Steels, by C.R. Austin and B.S. Norris. 1940.
T.P. 65 Properties of Coal Surfaces, by G.A. Brady and A.W. Gauger. Investigations Concerning Hydroxycarboxylic Acids from Bituminous Coal, by Walter Fuchs and Frieda Fuchs. 1940.
T.P. 66 Thermodynamic Treatment of the Swelling Pressure of Coal, by W. Fuchs. 1941.
T.P. 67 Thermodynamics and Coal Formation, by Walter Fuchs. 1941.
T.P. 68 Anthracite Fuel Beds in Water Gas Generators, by C.C. Wright and L.L. Newman. 1941.
T.P. 69 Effect of Various Catalysts on Conversion of Quartz to Cristobalite and Tridymite at High Temperatures, by Nelson W. Taylor and Cho-Yuan Lin. Elastic and Viscous Properties of Several Potash-Silica Glasses in the Annealing Range of Temperature, by Nelson W. Taylor and Robert F. Doran. Electrolytical Replacement of Sodium by Ammonium in Glass, by Norber J. Kreidl, Bruce F. Trumm and Rodger F. Scott. 1941.
T.P. 70 Ostracodes of the Middle Devonian Onondaga Beds of Central Pennsylvania, by Charles K. Swartz and Frank M. Swartz. 1941.
T.P. 71 Early Devonian and Late Silurian Formations of Southeastern Pennsylvania, by Charles K. Swartz and Frank M. Swartz. 1941.
T.P. 72 Phosphates in Ceramic Ware. I. In Opal Glasses, by W.A. Weyl. II. Role of Phosphorous in Bone China, by W.A. Weyl. III. Phosphorous Compounds as Reducing and Fining Agents in Glass, by W.A. Weyl and N.J. Kredil. IV. Phosphate Glasses, by N.J. Kreidl and W.A. Weyl. 1942.
T.P. 73 Studies on the Measurement of Water Vapor in Gases, by F.C. Todd and A.W. Gauger. 1942.
T.P. 74 Plastic and Drying Properties of Certain Clays as Influenced by Electrolytic Content, by E.C. Henry and A.C. Seifert. 1942.
T.P. 75 Theory of Coal Pyrolysis, by Walter Fuchs and A.G. Sandhoff. 1942.
T.P. 76 Silurian and Early Devonian Studies in the Middle Appalachians, by Frank M. Swartz. 1942.
T.P. 77 Effects of Small Amounts of Alloying Elements on Graphitization of Pure Hypereutectoid Steels, by Charles R. Austin and B.S. Norris. 1942.
T.P. 78 The Heat Treatment of Refractory Materials, by Nelso W. Taylor and Samuel Zerfoss. Elastic After-Effects and Dielectric Absorption in Glass, by Nelson W. Taylor. 1942.
T.P. 79 Control of Coke-Tree Formation in Domestic Underfeed Stokers, by C.C. Wright and T.S. Spicer. 1942.
T.P. 80 Progress in Air Cleaning of Coal, by David R. Mitchell. 1942.
T.P. 81 Micro and Macro Structures of Gray Iron and Meechanite, by C.R. Austin and M.M. Lipnick. 1942.
T.P. 82 Measurements of Workability of ceramics Bodies for Plastic Molding Processes, by E.C. Henry. Rare Earths, by N.J. Kreidl. Ziconium Oxide and Thorium Oxide in Ceramics, by N.J. Kreidl. Development of dLeadless Glazes Containing Fluorite, by Paul M. Corbett and N.J. Kreidl. 1942.
T.P. 83 Application of Oscillograph to Determination of Cooling Rates of Quenched Steels, by C.R. Austin, R.M. Allen and W.G. Van Note. 1942.
T.P. 84 Coal Oxidation, by Walter Fuchs, T.S. Polansky and A.G. Sandhoff. 1943.
T.P. 85 Nature of Georgia Kaolin: 1. Evidence of Chemical and Colloidal Analysis, by Lane Mitchell and E.C. Henry. 1943.
T.P. 86 Anomalous Flow in Glasses, by Nelson W. taylor. 1943.
T.P. 87 Effects of Elements in Solid Solution on Hardness and Response to Heat Treatment of Iron Binary Alloys, by Charles R. Austin. 1943.
T.P. 88 Third Element Effects on Hardenability of a Pure Hypereutectoid Iron-Carbon Alloy, by Charles R. Austin, W.G. Van Note and T.A. Prater. 1943.
T.P. 89 The Fly-Ask Problem with Domestic Stokers and the Use of Settling Chambers and Firebox Baffles, by T.S. Spicer, R.G. Bowman, and C.C. Wright. 1943.
T.P. 90 Observations on Solid-Phase Inversions of Calcium Orthosilicate, Constituent of Dolomite-Silica Brick, by Samuel Zerfoss and H.M. Davis. 1944.
T.P. 91 Air-Drive Experiments on Long Horizontal Consolidtaed Cores, by Harry Krutter and R.J. Day. 1944.
T.P. 92 Aging Thermometers, by Nelson W. Taylor and Bradofrd Noyes, Jr. 1944.
T.P. 93 The Hydrogenolysis of Abietic Acid, by H.B. Charmbury and C.C. Wright. 1944.
T.P. 94 A Colorimetric Method for Determining the Water Vapor Content in Fuel Gases, Utilizing the Evelyn Colorimeter, by R.J. Pfister and D.J. Kerley. 1944.
T.P. 95 The Drowning and Revival of Gas Wells, by S.T. Yuster and K.J. Sonney. Treatment of Gas Sands to Prevent or oOvercome Detrimenttal Effects of Water by K.J. Sonney and Charles E.Williams. 1944.
T.P. 96 The Selective Plugging of Oil Sands, by S.T. Yuster and J.C. Calhoun, Jr. 1944.
T.P. 97 On the Measurement and Frequency of Traces of Precipitation, by H. Neuberger. 1944.
T.P. 98 A New Production Map of the Appalachian Bituminous Coal Region, by Raymond E. Murphy and Hugh E. Spittal. 1945.
T.P. 99 Volume Change Attending Low-to High Inversion of Cristobalite, by M.D. Beale and Samuel Zerfoss. 1945.
T.P. 100 Qualitative Spot Tests for Common Constituents in Glass, by S. Zerfoss and R.L. Hess. 1945.
T.P. 101 Sediments and the Search for Oil, by PD. Krynine. 1945.
T.P. 102 Annealing Studies on Cold-Rolled Iron and Iron Binary Alloys, by Charles R. Austin, L.A. Luini and R. W. Lindsay. Factors Controlling Graphitization of Carbon Steels at Subcritical Temperatures, by Charles R. Austin and M.C. Fetzer. 1945.
T.P. 103 Pressure Partings, by S.T. Yuster and J.C. Calhoun, Jr. 1945.
T.P. 104 Creep Properties of Som Binary Solid Solutions of Ferrite, by Charles R. Austin, C.R. St. John and R.W. Lindsay. 1945.
T.P. 105 The Chemistry of Nitrogen in Humic Acids fromNitric Acid Treated Coal, by H.B. Charmbury, J.W. Eckerd, J.S. Latorre and C.R. Kinney. 1945.
T.P. 106 A Simple Mechanical Aid in the Statistical Analysis of Climatic Data, by Hans Neuberger. 1945.
T.P. 107 The System Magnesium Oxide-Boric Oxide, by H.M. Davis and M.A. Knight. 1945.
T.P. 108 Use of Anthracite Fines in By-Product Coke Production, by J.D. Clendenin, K. M. Barclay and C.C. Wright. 1945.
T.P. 109 Movements of the Center of Coal Mining in the Appalachian Plateaus, by Raymond E. Murphy and Hugh E. Spittal. 1945.
T.P. 110 Testing of Chrome-Magnesite Brick for Resistance to Iron Oxide Bursting, by S. Zerfoss and H.M. Davis. 1946.
T.P. 111 The Tourmaline Group in Sediments, by Paul D. Krynine. 1946.
T.P. 112 Hold-Fire Controls for Biuminous Coal Stokers, by C.C. Wright, T.S. Spicer and H.A. Bauman. 1945.
T.P. 113 Strength and Ductility, by Maxwell Gensamer. 1946.
T.P. 114 Ostracoda from the Upper Jurassic Cotton Valley Group of Louisiana and Arkansas, by frank M. Swartz and F.M. Swain; and Ostracoda from the Tertiary of Florida, by F.M. Swain. 1946.
T.P. 115 Bituminous Coal—A Price Prolblem, by Paul W. Graff. 1946.
T.P. 116 Coal and the Carbon-Chemicals Market, by Corliss R. Kinney; and Decreasing Fuel Costs in Pulverized Coal-Fired Cement Kilns, by J.D. Clendenin; and Study of Millin Technique for Determination of Carbon and Hydrogen in Coal, by R.J. Grace and A.W. Gauger. 1947.
T.P. 117 Note on Reactions of Alkali with Kaolin and Metakaolin, by S. Zerfoss and B.A. Utter; and Effect of Exchangeable Cations on Hydrophilic Nature and Bentonite, by A.A. Siefert and E.C. Henry. 1947.
T.P. 118 Middle Mesozoic Nonmarine Ostracoda from Brazil and New Mexico, by F.M. Swain. 1947.
T.P. 119 The Use of Antracite as a Cupola Fuel, by C.C. Wright. 1947.
T.P. 120 The Clay Content of Oil Sands, by T.F. bates, R.M. Gruver and S.T. Yuster, and Gas Requirements in Gas Drive Recovery, by S.T. Yuster and R.J. Day. 1947.
T.P. 121 The Source of Acetic Acid Obtained by Oxidation of Coal, by Corliss R. Kiinney. 1947.
T.P. 122 The Oxygen Gasification of Anthracite in the Wellman-Galusha Producer, by C.C.Wright and L.L. Newman. 1947.
T.P. 123 The Alteration of Feldspar and Its Products as Studied in the Laboratory, by Robert L. Folk. 1947.
T.P. 124 Relative Permeability Measurements on Small Core Samples, by R.A. Morse, P. L. Terwilliger and S.T. Yuster. 1947.
T.P. 125 Precision Determination of Stress-Strain Curves in the Plastic Range, by John R. Low, Jr., and S.T. Yuster. 1947.
T.P. 126 Shuttle-Car Haulage, by David R. Mitchell, J.H. Kelly, Richard L. Ash, J.D. Morgan, Jr. W.H. McCracken and William Bellano. 1947.
T.P. 127 A Study of the Flow of Homogeneous Fluids Through Ideal Porous Media, by J.C. Calhoun, Jr., and S.T. Yuster. 1947.
T.P. 128 Underground Gasification, by J.C. Clendenin. 1947.
T.P. 129 Homogeneous Permeability Determination, by S.T. Yuster. 1948.
T.P. 130 The Megascopic Study and Field Classification of Sedimentary Rocks, by Paul D. Krynine. 1948.
T.P. 131 Condensation Nuclei, by Hans Neuberger. 1948.
T.P. 132 Small Coal Fired Central Heating Plant Pays Dividends, by T.S. Spicer. 1948.
T.P. 133 Evaluation of Underground Loading and Haulage Machines, by David R. Mitchell and Staff of the Division of Mining. 1948.
T.P. 134 Solvent Extraction of Indene and Coumarone from Coal Tar Light Oils, by A.W. Gauger and J.N. Breston. 1948.
T.P. 135 The Effect of Variation in Notch Severity on the Transition Temperature of Ship Plate Steel in the Nothced Bar Impact Test, by R.S. Zeno and J.F. Low Jr. 1948.
T.P. 136 The Blending of Anthrafines in Coke Production, by J.C. Clendenin and Joseph Kohlberg. 1948.
T.P. 137 Cupola Operations with Anthracite, by C.C. Wright and W.J. Reagan. 1948.
T.P. 138 Production of Hydrogen and Synthesis Gas by the Oxygen Gasification of Solid Fuel, by C.C. Wright K.M. Barclay and R.F. Mitchell. 1948.
T.P. 139 Increasing the Value of Coal Silts by Pelletization, by R.J. Day and C.C. Wright. 1948.
T.P. 140 Mineralogy and Thermal Behavior of Phosphates: 1. Magnesium Pyrophosphate, by Rustum Roy, E.T. Middleswarth and F.A. Hummel. 1948.
T.P. 141 Trenton and Sub-Trenton of Outcrop Areas in New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, by Frank M. Swartz. 1948.
T.P. 142 Ostracoda from Middle Devonian Windom Beds in Western New York, by Frank M. Swartz and Steven S. Oriel. 1948.
T.P. 143 A Suggested Approach to the Analysis of Mineral Suspensions by High-Frequency Electrical Measurements, by John D. Morgan, Jr. and Sylvain J. Pirson. 1949.
T.P. 144 Atmospheric Surface Pressure Related to Coal Mine Explosions, by Charles L. Hosler. 1949.
T.P. 146 Solid and Gaseous Fuels, by A.W. Gauger and H.T. Darby. 1949.
T.P. 147 A System Correlating Molecular Structure of Organic Compounds with Their Boiling Points. VII. New Boiling Points for Certain Paraffins and Olefins, by C.R. Kinney and W.L. Spliethoff.
T.P. 148 Notes ont eh Determination of the Effectively Possibly Duration of Sunshine, by Hans Neuberger; and A Simple Method for Shallow Meteorological Soundings by Hans Neuberger. 1949.
T.P. 149 The Origin of Red Beds, by Paul D. Krynine. 1949.
T.P. 150 Examination of Polished Sepcimens of Refractories by Reflected Light, by J. Raymond Hensler and Samuel Zerfoss; Precision Method of Thermal Analysis, by R.M. Gruver; Nature of Some Indian Clays, by M.L. Misra and E.C. Henry; Decomposition and REsynthesis of the Micas, by Rustum Roy. 1949.
T.P. 151 Combustion Research Facilities Expanded by Penn State, by C.C. Wight; and Low Cost Stem from Stoker-Fired Coal, by T.S. Spicer and A.W. gauger. 1949.
T.P. 152 Muscle Marks Hinge and Overlap Features and Classification of Some Leperditiidae, by Frank M. Swartz. 1949.
T.P. 153 The Electron Microscope Applied to Geological Research, by Thomas F. Bates. 1949.
T.P. 154 The Use of Pyrheliometer Records in Objective Weather Forecaseting, by Charles L. Hosler. 1949.
T.P. 155 Measurement of Ductility in Sheet metals, by John R. Low, Jr., and Thomas A. Prater; and Methods for Testing Thickness of Electrodeposits. Effect of Internal Stress on Thickness Determination by the Jet Method, by Harold J. Read and J. Howard Thompson. 1949.
T.P. 156 The System Lithium Metasilicate-Spodumene-Silica, by Rustum Roy and E.F. Osborn. 1949.
T.P. 157 Strip Mining and Land Utilization in Western Pennsylvania, by E.Willard Miller. 1949.
T.P. 158 Improved Apparatus for Measuring Viscosity of glasses in Annealing Range of Temperature, by James P. Poole; Systematic Study of Effect of Oxide Constituents on Viscosity of Silicate Glasses at Annealing Temperatures, by James P. Poole and Maxwell Gensamer; Low-Temperature Viscosity of Alkali Silicate Glasses, by James P. Poole; An Experimental Glassmelting Furnace, by James P. Poole; A Glass Sand Beneficiation Process, by James P. Poole. 1949.
T.P. 159 Replacement and the Electircal Properties of Anthracite and Bituminous Coals, by J.D. Clendenin, K.M. Barclay, H.J. Donald, D.W. Gillmore and C.C. Wright; and Evaluating Performance of Anthracite Fine Coal Cleaning Plants, by J.D. Clendenin. 1949.
T.P. 160 Thermal and Electrical Properties of Anthracite and Bituminous Coals, by J.D. Clendenin, K.M. Barclay, H.J. Donald, D.W. Gillmore andC.C. Wright; and Evaluating Performance of Anthracite Fine Coal Cleaning Plants, by J.D. Clendenin. 1949.
T.P. 161 Reactions of BeO and SiO2: Synthesis and Decomposition of Phenacite, by R.A. Morgan and F.A. Hummel; and Properties of Some Substances Isostructural with Silica, by F.A. Hummel; and Effects of Major and Some Minor Constituents on Glassmelting, by D.P. Enright, P.A. Marshall, Jr., and J.P. Poole. 1949.
T.P. 162 XXII. The Surface Properties of Glasses as Affected by Heavy Metal Ions by W.A. Weyl; XXIII. The Influence of Heavy Metals Ions on the Hydroscopicity of A Glass Surface, by M.K. Roman, E.C. Marboe and W.A. Weyl; XXIV. Some Adhesion Phenomena Involving Glasses, Metals and Fused Salts and Their Interpresentation, by E.C. Marboe, W.D. Smiley and W.A. Weyl; XXV. Release of Gas Supersaturation from Liquids by Solid Surfaces, by E.C. Marboe and W.A. Weyl. 1949.
T.P. 163 Efficiency of Packed Fractionating Columns. Effect of Vauum Operation, by Robert T. Struck and Corliss R. Kinney. 1950.
T.P. 164 Ozonization of Humic Acids Prepared from Oxidized Bituminous Coal, by Mofizud-Din Ahmed and Corliss R. Kinney. 1950.
T.P. 165 Some Aspects of the Mineral Position of Eight Principal Industrial Nations, by E.Willard Miller. 1950.
T.P. 166 Pyrolysis of Humic Acids Prepared from Oxidized Bituminous Coal, by Mofizud-Din Ahmed and Corliss R. Kinney. 1950.
T.P. 167 Solid and Gaseous Fuels, by Hayes T. Darby. 1950.
T.P. 168 Experimental Study of the Effect of Air Pollution on the Persistence of Fog, by Hans Neuberger and M. Gutnick. 1950.
T.P. 169 Observations on the Tehrmal Expansion of Crystalline and Glassy Substances, by F.A. Hummel. 1950.
T.P. 170 Differential Thermal-Analysis Studies of Ceramic Material: 1. Characteristic Heat Effects of Some Carbonates, by R.M. Gruver. 1950.
T.P. 171 Phase Relations and Structural Phenomena in the Fluoride-Model Systems LiF-BeF2 and NaF-BeF2, by Della M. Roy, Rustum Roy, and E.F. Osborn. 1950.
T.P. 172 Glasses as Electrolytes in Galvanic Cells: Silver Glasses, by G.E. Rindone and W.A. Weyl. 1950.
T.P. 173 Subsurface Projection of Cambro-Ordovician Sediments in the Pennsylvania-ew York Region, and Relation to Oil and Gas Possibilities by Frank M. Swartz. 1950.
T.P. 174 Stability of Burner Flames with Propane-Hydrogen Mixtures, by S.H. Reiter and C.C. Wright. 1950.
T.P. 175 Compositional and Stability Relationships Among the Lithium aluminosilicates: Eucryptite, Spodumene, and Petalite, by Rustum Roy, Della M. Roy and E.F. Osborn. 1950.
T.P. 176 The Mechanism of Coarse Coal and Mineral Froth Flotations, by S.C. Sun and R.E. Zimmerman. 1950.
T.P. 177 Behavior of Mineral Particles in Elastrostatic Separation by Shiou-Chan Sun, J.D. Morgan, Jr., and R.F. Wesner. 1950.
T.P. 178 Segregation of Elements During the Crystallization of a Magma, by E.F. Osborn. 1950.
T.P. 179 The Dielectric Properties of Glass and Their Structural Intterpretation, by W.A. Weyl. 1949.
T.P. 180 The Application of Crystal Chemistry to the Search for New Refractories, by Norman R. Thielke. 1950.
T.P. 181 Selective Plugging in the Bradford Field, by D. Martin and H.H. Danielson. 1950.
T.P. 182 Preliminary Investigation of Condensation Nuclei Under the Electron Microscope, by C.L. Hosler, and New Standards for Landsberg’s glass Rod Method of Integrating Ultraviolet Radiation, by J. Sherrod, H. Neuberger and D. Yerg. 1951.
T.P. 183 Water in Primordial and Derivative Magma and Its Relations to the Ore-Forming Fluid, by John Drew Ridge. 1951.
T.P. 184 Thermal Expansion of Some Glasses in the System Li2O-Al2O-SiO2, by C.E. Brackbill, H.A. McKinistry and F.A. Hummel. 1951.
T.P. 185 Fundamental Investigation of Steel Plant Refractories Problems: 2CaO, SiO2-CaO. SiO2-2CaO. Al2O3. SiO2-FeO, by Arnulf Muan and E.F. Osborn. 1951.
T.P. 186 Concentrating Operations of the Yunnan Cons
T.P. 187 General Meteoroligcal Optics, by Hans Neuberger. 1952.
T.P. 188 Frothing Characteristics of Pine Oils in Flotation, by Shiou-Chuan Sun. 1952.
T.P. 189 Grain-Size Distribution and Reservoir-Rock Characteristics, by John C. Griffiths. 1952.
T.P. 190 On the Role of Nickel in Porcelain Enameling, by J.H. Keeler, P.K Chu and H.M. Davis. 1952.
T.P. 191 Ignition Arches—A Proved Accessory for Bituminous Single-Retort Stokers, by T.S. Spicer, R.J. Grace and C.C. Wright. 1952.
T.P. 192 Density and Hydrogen Occlusion of Some Ferrous Metals, by J.H. Keeler and H.M. Davis. 1953.
T.P. 193 A Study of Gases in Porcelain Enameling, by P.K. Shu, J.H. Keeler and H.M. Davis. 1953.
T.P. 194 A Further Test of Dimensional Orientation of Quartz Grains in Bradford Sand, by J.C. Griffiths and M.A. Rosenfeld. 1953.
T.P. 195 Frothing Characteristics of Cresylic Acids in Flotation, by Shiou-Chuan Sun. 1953.
T.P. 196 A Comparison of Sieve and Thin-Section Technique for Size Analysis, by Melvin A. Rosenfeld, Lynn Jacobsen and John C. Ferm. 1953.
T.P. 197 Connellsville Beehive Coke Region A Declining Mineral Economy, by E. Willard Miller. 1953.
T.R. 1 Color of Minerals, by W.A. Weyl, M.D. Beals, A.I. Cramer, and T. Forland. December 1946.
T.R. 2 Crystal Chemistry and Optical Properties of Defect Structures, by W.A. Weyl and T. Forland. March 1949.
T.R. 3 Photochemsitry of Rutile, by W.A. Weyl and T. Forland. August 1949
T.R. 4 Light Absorption as a Result of an Interaction of Two States of Valency of the Same Element: Iron, by W.A. Weyl. January 1950.
T.R. 5 The Color Change of Ferrous Hydroxide upon Oxidation, by R.R. Shively, Jr and W.A. Weyl. February 1960.
T.R. 6 The Mechanism of Crystal Growth as Affected by Impurities, by W.A. Weyl, March 1950.




Special Publications

S.P. Translations by F.A.H. Schreinemaker: Vol. 1 In-, Mono and Di-Variant Equilibria. Vol. 2 Equilibria in Ternary Systems. June 1965.
S.P. 1-64 Phase Equilibria Among Oxides in Steelmaking. Arnulf Muan and E.F. Osborn. 1965.
S.P. 2-64 A Crystallographic Least-Squares Refinement Program for the IBM 7074 in Fortran II. Identification: PSC-Mark 2. V. and A.J. Dunning. April 1965.
S.P. 3-64 X-Ray Wavelengths and Crystal Interchange Settings for Wavelength Geared Curved Crystal Spectrometers. (Second Edition). E.W. White, G.V. Gibbs, G.G. Johnson, Jr., and G.R. Zechman, Jr. May 1965.
S.P. 1-65 The Measurement of Boron and Other Impurities in Semi-Conductor Materials by Mass Spectrometry. L.F. Herzog, II, T.J. Eskew and P. Deines. December 1965.
S.P. 2-65 Proceedings of Symposium and Short Course on Computers and Operations Research in Mineral Industries. April 17-23, 1966. The Pennsylvania State University, Edited by J.J. Schanz. Vols. I, II, III.
S.P. 1-69 Probability Tables for Locating elliptical Targets with Square, Rectangular, and Hexagonal Point-Nets. Donald A. Singer and Frans E. Wickman. August 1969.
S.P. 1-70 X-ray emission and absorption edge wave-lengths and interchange settings for LiF geared curved crystal spectrometer. E.W. White and G.G. Johnson, Jr. 1970.
S.P. 2-70 The assessment of mineral lands in Pennsylvania. Jules A. MacKallor and George H.K. Schenck. 1970.
S.P. 3-70 Marketing and distribution of Pennsylvania Bluestone. Wayne G. Mikutowicz and George K. Schenck. 1970.
S.P. 4-70 Future strategies for Pennsylvania bluestone industry. Wayne G. Miktowicz and George H.K. Schenck. 1970.
S.P. 1-71 Clays and shales of Pennsylvania (abstracts of publications and theses to 1970). W.O. Williamson and F.L. Kennard. 1971.
S.P. 2-71 Relationships between ceramic properties, mineralogy, and geochemistry of some Pennsylvania clays and shales. W.O. Williamson and E.G. Williams. 1971.
S.P. 3-71 Upper Devonian flagstones (bluestones) from northwestern Pennsylvania : the relationship among bedforms, occurrence, composition, texture, and physical properties. (plate I; plate II) Steven Krajewski and E.G. Williams. 1971.
S.P. 1-73 Geologic and mineralogic factors controlling the properties and occurrence of ladle brick clays. Philip W. Holbrook and E.G. Williams. 1973.
S.P. 2-73 Saving fuel. Robert H. Essenhigh. 1973.