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1/4 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Aerial Navigation
Card, Stanton Freeland.
533- 6 C19
Air navigation; notes and examples. 1919. Longmans.
Sketchy, elementary treatment, requiring only arithmetic and a slight knowledge of
geometry. Treatment too brief and superficial to be of great value.
Smith, Laurence Yard.
533-6og S65
Romance of aircraft. 1919. Stokes.
"Reading list," p.256-258.
Popular work, chiefly historical, but contains chapters on "Training of an aviator"
and "Future story of the air."
Chemistry
Price, Thomas Slater.
546 P94
Per-acids and their salts. 1912. Longmans. (Monographs on inorganic
and physical chemistry.)
"Literature references," p.111—119.
"The field covered. . .is a very interesting one and the literature in regard to it is so
scattered that the author has done a distinct service in getting it together and in giving
us a clear account of the present state of our knowledge." Wilder D. Bancroft, in Journal
of physical chemistry, 1912.
Smith, Edgar Fahs, & Van Haagen, W. K.
qr 541.2 S64
Atomic weights of boron and fluorine. 1918. (Carnegie Institution
of Washington. Publication no.267.)
Geology
Ashley, George Hall.
qr 557.4885 A82
The McKeesport gas pool [a preliminary report]. 1920.
Issued by the Pennsylvania topographic and geologic survey commission.
Mimeograph copy.
Evans, John William, ed.
r 554.2 E94
Geology of the British Isles, by P. G. H. Boswell [and others], with
an appendix: The Channel islands, by John Parkinson. 1918. Nijhoff.
Contains many bibliographies. "General bibliography," p.341-343.
Wyer, Samuel S.
r 553.28 W98
Present and prospective supply of natural gas available in Pennsylvania,
with attached Smithsonian Institution bulletin no.102, pt. 7, on
Natural gas, its production, service and conservation. 1918.
Zoology
Castle, William Ernest.
qr 591.157 C27st
Studies of heredity in rabbits, rats and mice. 1919. (Carnegie Institution
of Washington. Publication 110.288.)
"Bibliography," p.56.
Hegner, Robert Wilhelm.
590 H41
College zoology. 1919. Macmillan.
"Sources," pref. p.7-8.
"Differs from many of the college textbooks of zoology now on the market in
several important respects: (1) the animals and their organs are not only described.