Note: Front Cover -- Advances in Catalysis and Related Subjects, Volume 19 -- Copyright Page -- Preface -- Aleksei Aleksandrovitch Balandin (1898-1967) -- Contents -- Contributors -- Contents of Previous Volumes -- Chapter 1. Modern State of the Multiplet Theory of Heterogeneous Catalysis -- I. Fundamentals of the Theory and Structural Factors in Heterogeneous Catalysis -- II. Energetic Factors in Heterogeneous Catalysis -- III. Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 2. The Polymerization of Olefins by Ziegler Catalysts -- I. The Mechanism of Polymerization -- II. The Kinetics of Polymerization -- III. The Transfer of the Olefin from the Gas Phase to the Catalyst -- IV. Molecular Weight Distribution -- References -- Chapter 3. Dynamic Methods for Characterization of Adsorptive Properties of Solid Catalysts -- I. Literature Survey -- II. Introduction -- III. The Response of an Assembly of Surfaces -- IV. The Apparatus -- V. Frequency Response Data -- VI. Sequence of Frequency Response Experiments -- VII. Calculation and Resolution of Individual Adsorption Phenomena-Conversion of Amplitude Ratio (AR) and Phase-Lag Terms to their I Forms -- VIII. Interpretation of Experimental Data -- IX. Design of Experiments and Choice of a Real Catalyst System -- X. Physical Limitations of the Apparatus -- XI. Potential Usefulness of the Technique -- XII. Conclusions -- Appendix A. Direct Computation of Distribution -- Apprindix B. The Response of a Uniform Surface -- Appendix C. The Response of a Uniform Surface in Complex Notation -- Appendix D. Computations from the Data -- Appendix E. Mercury Column Damping -- Appendix F. Heat-Transfer Lags -- Appendix G. Theoretical Error Determination -- References -- Chapter 4. Enhanced Reactivity at Dislocations in Solids -- I. Introduction -- II. Properties of Dislocations. , III. Experimental Methods of Detecting and Identifying Dislocations -- IV. Specific Examples of Enhanced Reactivity at Dislocations -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

Note: Front Cover -- Advances in Catalysis and Related Subjects, Volume 20 -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Contributors -- Preface -- Contents of Previous Volumes -- Chapter 1. Chemisorptive and Catalytic Behavior of Chromia -- I. Introduction -- II. Preparation of Chromia -- III. Surface Coordinative Unsaturation -- IV. Oxidation and Reduction of Surface Cr3+ -- V. Possible Forms of Chemisorption on Chromia -- VI. Chemisorption on Chromia as a Function of Activation -- VII. Results of Catalytic Experiments -- VIII. Processes in thc Hydrogenation of Hexenes and in Isotopic Exchange -- IX. The Nature of Active Sites -- X. Chemical Mechanism -- Appendix A. Spectra of Chromias -- Appendix B. Impurities in Chromia -- References -- Chapter 2. Correlation among Methods of Preparation of Solid Catalysts. Their Structures, and Catalytic Activities -- I. Introduction -- II. Traditional Methods of Preparatiori of Supported Nickel Catalyst -- III. Superhomogeneous Coprecipitation (SHCP) Method -- IV. Cation-Exchange Method -- V. Palladium on Aluminosilicate by Complex-Ion Exchange -- VI. Palladiurn on Active Charcoal -- VII. Nickel-Phosphorus Alloy -- VIII. Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3. Catalytic Research on Zeolites -- I. Introduction -- II. Determination of the Catalyst Stability on Dehydration -- III. Kinetic Studies on the Nature of Cracking Sites -- IV. Experimentation -- V. Experimental Results -- References -- Chapter 4. Catalysis by Supported Metals -- I. Introduction -- II. Interaction between Metal and Support -- III. Surface Area of the Metal -- IV. Structure-Insensitive or Facile Reactions -- V. Structure-Sensitive or Demanding Reactions -- VI. Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5. Carbon Monoxide Oxidation and Related Reactions on a Highly Divided Nickel Oxide -- I. Introduction. , II. Preparation and Properties of a Highly Divided Nickel Oxide -- III. Chemisorptions on Pure Nickel Oxide -- IV. Surface Interactions betwen Gases and Adsorbed Species -- V. Room-Temperature Oxidation of Carbon Monoxide -- VI. Room-Temperature Oxidation of Carbon Monoxide on Doped Nickel Oxides -- VII. High-Temperature (200°) Oxidation of Carbon Monoxide on Nickel Oxide -- VIII. Decomposition of Nitrous Oxide on a Highly Divided Nickel Oxide at 250° -- IX. Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 6. Acid-Catalyzed lsomerization of Bicyclic Olefins -- I. Introduction -- II. Experimental -- III. Isomerizations in the C8H12 Series -- IV. Isomerizations in the C9H14 Series -- V. Isomcrizations in the C10H16 Series -- VI. Discussion -- References -- Chapter 7. Molecular Orbital Symmetry Conservation in Transition Metal Catalysis -- I. Introduction -- II. Cycloaddition Reactions -- III. Electrocyclic Reactions -- IV. Sigmatropic Transformations -- V. Summary and Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 8. Catalysis by Electron Donor-Acceptor Complexes -- I. Introduction -- II. EDA Complexes of Phthalocyanines -- III. Anthracene-Sodium Complexes -- IV. Catalytic Hydrogenation over EDA Complexes -- V. EDA Complexes with Organic Electron Donors -- VI. Photocatalysis over EDA Complexes -- References -- Chapter 9. Catalysis and Inhibition in Solutions of Synthetic Polymers and in Micellar Solutions -- I. Introduction -- II. Some Characteristics of Enzymic Catalysis -- III. Reaction Rates in Solutions of Long-Chain Macromolecules -- IV. Catalysis and Inhibition in Micellar Solutions -- V. Critique of the Use of Synthetic Polymers and Micelles as Enzyme Models -- References -- Chapter 10. Catalytic Activities of Thermal Polyanhydro-α-Amino Acids -- I. Introduction -- II. Properties of Thermal Polyamino Acids -- III. Catalysis by Thermal Polyamino Acids. , IV. Reactions Catalyzed by Thermal Polyanhydroamino Acids -- V. Summary of Catalytic Actions of Thermal Polyamino Acids -- VI. Significances of the Catalytic Activity of Thermal Polyamino Acids -- VII. Conclusions -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

Note: Front Cover -- Advances in Ecological Research, Volume 5 -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Contributors to Volume 5 -- Preface -- Chapter 1. Toward understanding Ecosystems -- I. Introduction -- II. Ecological Questions -- III. Energy Exchange between Plant and Environment -- IV. Coupling Factors between Plant and Environment -- V. Energy Budget Equation for a Leaf -- VI. Eco-Physiology -- VII. Methods for Answering Ecological Questions -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Chapter 2. Ecology, Systematics and Evolution of Australian Frogs -- I. Introduction -- II. Ecology -- III. Systematics -- IV. Evolution -- V. Discussion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter 3. Studies on the Insect Fauna on Scotch Broom Sarothamnus scoparius (L.) Wimmer -- I. Introduction -- II. Description of the Area of Study and of the Host Plant -- III. Insects living within the Broom Pods -- IV. Phytophagous Insects -- Defoliators -- V. Phytophagous Insects -- Feeders on Plant Juices -- VI. Phytophagous Insects -- Stem Miners -- VII. Species that are both Phytophagous and Predacious -- Miridae Heteroptera -- VIII. Predators of Broom Insects -- IX. Dispersal by Flight of the Populations of Broom Insects -- X. Final Considerations -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter 4. Ecology of Fire in Grasslands -- I. Introduction -- II. Measurement of Temperatures during Vegetation Fires -- III. The Character of Grass Fires -- IV. Subsequent Effects on Environment -- V. Effects on the Individual Vascular Plant -- VI. Effecte on Plant Communities -- VII. Time Relations -- VIII. Burning versus Mowing -- Conclusion -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

Note: Front Cover -- Advances in Protein Chemistry, Volume I -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Chapter 1. Lipoproteins -- I. Introductory Remarks -- II. Definition of Term and Classification -- III. Modes of Linkage between Lipid and Protein -- IV. Chemical Properties of Lipoproteins -- V. Remarks on Methods -- References -- Chapter 2. Structural Proteins of Cells and Tissues -- Introduction -- I. Intracellular Fibers -- II. Nerve Proteins -- III. Collagen -- IV. Myosin -- V. Fibrin -- VI. General Considerations of Protein Fiber Structure -- References -- Chapter 3. Some Contributions of Immunology to the Study of Proteins -- I. Definitions and Methods -- II. The Specificity of Proteins -- III. The Properties of Antibodies -- IV. Bacterial Antigens -- V. Some Virus Proteins -- VI. Bacteriophages and Their Antibodies -- VII. Anti-enaymes -- VIII. Complement -- IX. Other Applications of Serological Methods -- X. Some Conclusions, and Summary -- References -- Chapter 4. The Interaction between the Alkali Earth Cations, Particularly Calcium, and Proteins -- I. Introduction -- II. Experimental Method for Studying the Physical- Chemical States of Metal -- III. Application of the Law of Mass Action to the Combination between Calcium and Protein -- IV. Structural and Physical-chemical Evidence of the Nature of the Combination between thc Alkali Earth Cations and Proteins -- V. Biological Significance -- References -- Chapter 5. The Purification and Properties of Certain Protein Hormones -- A. Introduction -- B. How Is the Purity of a Protein Established? -- C. Pituitary Hormones -- D. Hormones Not of Pituitary Origin -- E. Summary -- References -- Chapter 6. Soybean Protein in Human Nutrition -- I. Introduction -- II. History of the Soybean -- III. Economics of Production and Processing -- IV. Composition of the Soybean. , V. The Soybean in the Wartime Economy of Nations -- VI. Processing Soybeans for Human Food -- VII. Soybean Proteins -- VIII. Amino Acid Content of Soybean Proteins -- IX. Digestibility of Soybean Proteins -- X. Nutritional Values of Soybean Proteins -- XI. Use of Soybean Flour and Grits in Human Food -- References -- Chapter 7. Nucleoproteins -- I. Foreword -- II. Nucleic Acids -- III. The Interaction of Nucleic Acids with Proteins, Amino Acids, and Salts -- IV. Free Nucleotides and Quasi-Nucleotideproteins -- V. The Simpler Proteins in Natural Association with Nucleic Acid -- VI. The More Complex Proteins in Natural Association with Nucleic Acid -- VII. Nucleoprotcins-General Considerations -- VIII. Distribution of the Nucleoproteins-Cytochemical Evidence -- References -- Chapter 8. The Proteins of Skeletal Muscle -- I. Introduction -- II. Preparation of Muscle Proteins -- III. The Quantitative Determination of Proteins in Muscle -- IV. Properties of Myosin -- V. Muscle Proteins in Relation to Structure and Contractility -- VI. References.

Note: Front Cover -- International Review of Cytology, Volume 22 -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Contents of Previous Volumes -- Chapter 1. Current Techniques in Biomedical Electron Microscopy -- I. Introduction -- II. Obtaining the Specimen -- III. Fixation -- IV. Dehydration -- V. Embedding Media -- VI. Microtomy -- VII. Staining -- VIII. Specialized Electron Microscope Techniques -- IX. Summary -- References -- Chapter 2. The Cellular Morphology of Tissue Repair -- I. Introduction -- II. Connective Tissue -- III. Epithelium -- IV. Serous and Synovial Membranes -- V. Glands -- VI. Muscle -- VII. Nerve -- VIII. Blood Vessels and Lymphatics -- IX. Final Remarks -- References -- Chapter 3. Structural Organization and Embryonic Differentiation -- I. Introduction -- II. The Nucleus: Some of Its Functional and Structural Features -- III. Structure of the Cytoplasm of Oocytes -- IV. Organizational Changes at Fertilization -- V. Cleavage and After -- VI. Structure and Morphogenetic Movements -- VII. Structural Differences in Germ Layers -- VIII. Structural Changes during Neural Tissue Differentiation -- IX. Structural Changes during Differentiation of Lens -- X. Structural Changes during Differentiation of Other Tissues -- References -- Chapter 4. The Dynamism of Cell Division during Early Cleavage Stages of the Egg -- I. Introduction -- II. The Removal of Mitotic Inertness at the Beginning of Cleavage -- III. The Dynamism of Cell Division during Cleavage -- IV. Relation in Space during Cleavage Divisions -- V. General Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 5. Lymphopoiesis in the Thymus and Other Tissues: Functional Implications -- I. Introduction -- II. Kinetics of the Small Lymphocyte Populations -- III. The Localization and Depletion of Long- and Short-Lived Small Lymphocytes. , IV. Evidence That the Long-Lived Small Lymphocyte Is an Immunologically Competent Cell -- V. The Mode of Action of the Long-Lived Small Lymphocyte -- VI. Relation of the Thymus to the Long-Lived Small Lymphocyte Population -- VII. Stem Cells for the Thymus and Thymic Grafts -- VIII. Summary and General Comments -- References -- Chapter 6. Structure and Organization of the Myoneural Junction -- I. Introduction -- II. Structure of the Motor End Plate -- III. Evolution and Structural Variations of the Myoneural Junction -- IV. Motor Innervation of the Muscle Spindles -- V. Reactive Changes of the Myoneural Junction -- VI. Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 7. The Ecdysial Glands of Arthropods -- I. Introduction -- II. Light Microscopic Observations -- III. Electron Microscopic Observations -- IV. Discussion -- V. Final Remarks -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter 8. Cytokinins in Plants -- I. Introduction -- II. Natural Occurrence of Cytokinins -- III. Structural Requirements for Cytokinin Activity -- IV. Biological Assay Systems for Cytokinins -- V. Movement of Cytokinins in Plants -- VI. Biological Effects of Cytokinins -- VII. Relationship of Cytokinins to Red Light -- VIII. Metabolism and Intracellular Localization of Cytokinins in Plants -- IX. Metabolic Effects of Cytokinins -- Author Index -- Subject Index -- Cumulative Subject Index (Volumes 11-21).

Note: Front Cover -- International Review of Cytology, Volume 24 -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Contents of Previous Volumes -- Chapter 1. Synchronous Cell Differentiation -- I. Introduction -- II. Bacterial Systems -- III. Fungal Systems -- IV. Protistan Systems -- V. Metazoan Cells -- VI. Concluding Remarks -- References -- Chapter 2. Mast Cells in the Nervous System -- I. Introduction -- II. Mast Cells in the Central Nervous System -- III. Mast Cells in the Peripheral Somatic Nervous System -- IV. Mast Cells in the Peripheral Autonomous Nervous System -- V. Concluding Remarks -- References -- Chapter 3. Developmental Phases in Intermitosis and the Preparation for Mitosis of Mammalian Cells in Vitro -- I. Introduction -- II. Methodological Problems of Synchronization -- III. Phases of Intermitosis -- IV. Functional Changes in Intermitosis -- V. Morphological Changes during Intermitosis -- VI. Some Results of Analyses of Intermitosis Applying the Concepts of Developmental Phases -- References -- Chapter 4. Antimitotic Substances -- I. Introduction -- II. Methodology and Experiment Material -- III. Some Generalities about Antimitotic Substances -- IV. Spindle Poisons (Mitoclasic Agents) -- V. Chromosome Poisons (Chromatoclasic Agents) -- VI. Other Kinds of Antimitotic Action -- VII. Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 5. The Form and Function of the Sieve Tube: A Problem in Reconciliation -- I. Introduction -- II. The Structure of the Sieve Tube -- III. Hypothetical Mechanisms in Relation to the Structure of the Sieve Tube and the Rate of Transport -- IV. The Physiology of Translocation -- V. Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 6. Analysis of Antibody Staining Patterns Obtained with Striated Myofibrils in Fluorescence Microscopy and Electron Microscopy -- I. Introduction. , II. The Use of Antibodies for the Study of the Striated Myofibril -- III. General Considerations for the Interpretation of Antibody Staining Patterns -- IV. Analysis of Antibody Staining Patterns in Terms of Distribution, Organization, and Interaction of Protein Molecules in the Myofibril -- References -- Chapter 7. Cytology of Intestinal Epithelial Cells -- I. General -- II. Epithelial Structure and Function -- III. Cytopathology -- IV. Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 8. Liquid Junction Potentials and Their Effect on Potential Measurements in Biological Systems -- I. Introduction -- II. Theoretical Treatment of Junction Potentials -- III. Tests of Theories of Liquid Junction Potentials -- IV. The Effects of Liquid Junction Potentials in Measurements of Resting Potentials in Nerve and Muscle -- V. The Tip Potential of the Ling and Gerard Microcapillary Electrode -- VI. Conclusion -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

Note: Cover -- The Alkaloids: Chemistry and Physiology, Volume IX -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- Contents of Previous Volumes -- Chapter 1. The Aporphine Alkaloids -- I. Introduction -- II. New Aporphine Alkaloids -- III. Newly Clarified Structures -- IV. Occurence of Known Aporphines in Plants -- V. Two Aporphines of Unknown Structures from Corydalis gortschukovii -- VI. Syntheses through Phenolic Oxidative Coupling -- VII. Reductions with Sodium in Liquid Ammonia -- VIII. The N-Demethylation of Quaternary Aporphines -- IX. Properties -- X. Addendum: Additional New Aporphines -- References -- Chapter 2. The Protoberberine Alkaloids -- I. Introduction -- II. Occurrence -- III. Berberine and Related Alkaloids -- IV. Alkaloids Related to Corydaline -- V. Ophiocarpine -- VI. Quaternary Alkaloids Containing an N-Methyl Group -- VII. Synthesis -- VIII. Biosynthesis -- IX. Table of Physical Constants of Protoberberine Alkaloids and Their Derivatives -- X. Addendum -- References -- Chapter 3. Phthalideisoquinoline Alkaloids -- I. Introduction -- II. Shihunine -- III. Constitution -- IV. Syntheses -- V. Discovery, Isolation, and Properties -- Vl. Physiology and Pharmacology -- References -- Chapter 4. Bisbenzylisoquinoline and Related Alkaloids -- I. Introduction -- II. Alkaloids Containing One Diphenyl Ether Linkage -- III. Alkaloids Containing Two Diphenyl Ether Linkages -- IV. Alkaloids Containing Three Diphenyl Ether Linkages -- V. Trisisobutylisoquinoline Alkaloids -- VI. Melanthioidine (A Bisphenethylisoquinoline Alkaloid) -- References -- Chapter 5. Lupine Alkaloids -- I. Occurrence -- II. General Properties -- III. Bicyclic Alkaloids -- IV. Tricyclic Alkaloids -- V. Tetracyclic Alkaloids: Sparteine Group -- VI. Tetracyclic Alkaloids: Matrine Group -- VII. Ormosia Alkaloids -- References. , Chapter 6. Quinoline Alkaloids Other Than Those of Cinchona -- I. Introduction -- II. Simple Quinolines and Quinolones -- III. Furoquinoline and Related Alkaloids -- IV. Alkaloids of Lunasia amara and Balfourodendron riedelianum -- V. Alkaloids of Orixa japonica -- VI. Alkaloids of Haplophyllum Species -- VII. Alkaloids of Platydesma campanulata -- VIII. Alkaloids of Macrorungia longistrobus -- IX. Biogenesis -- References -- Chapter 7. The Tropane Alkaloids -- I. Introduction -- II. Structural Elucidation -- III. Absolute Configuration -- IV. Total Syntheses -- V. The Stereochemistry of the Ring Nitrogen in the Tropanes -- VI. Fragmentation of the Tropanes including Mass Spectrometry -- VII. Biogenesis and Biogenetic Interconversion of the Tropanes -- VIII. Pharmacologically Active Synthetic Tropanium Salts -- References -- Chapter 8. Steroid Alkaloids: Alkaloids of Apocynaceae and Buxaceae -- I. Introduction -- II. Alkaloids of Apocynaceae -- III. Alkaloids of Buxaceae -- IV. Biogenetic Notes -- References -- Chapter 9. The Steroid Alkaloids: The Salamandra Group -- I. Introduction -- II. Isolation and Purification of Salamandra Alkaloids -- III. Structure -- IV. Biosynthesis -- V. Toxicology -- References -- Chapter 10. Nuphar Alkaloids -- I. Occurrence and History -- II. Nupharidine and Deoxynupharidine -- III. Nupharamine -- IV. Dehydrodeoxynupharidine -- V. Nuphamine -- VI. Neothiobinupharidine -- VII.Thiobinupharidine -- VIII. Castoramine -- References -- Chapter 11. The Mesembrine Alkaloids -- I. Introduction -- II. Occurrence and General History -- III. Chemistry of the Alkaloids -- References -- Chapter 12. The Erythrina Alkaloids -- I. Introduction -- II. Synthesis of Degradation and Rearrangement Products -- III. Sterochemistry -- IV. Total Synthesis -- V. Biosynthesis -- VI. Pharmacology -- VII. Addendum -- References. , Chapter 13. Tylophora Alkaloids -- I. Introduction -- II. The Alkaloids of Tylophora asthmatica -- III. The Alkaloids of Tylophora crebriflora -- IV. The Alkaloids of Vincetoxicum officinale -- V. Biogenesis -- VI. Biological Activity of Tylophora Alkaloids -- References -- Chapter 14. The Galbulimima Alkaloids -- I. The Family Himantandraceae -- II. The Alkaloids -- III. The Himbacine Group -- IV. The Structure of Himbosine -- References -- Chapter 15. The Stemona Alkaloids -- I. Introduction -- II. Tuberostemonine -- III. Isotuberostemonine -- IV. Tuberostemonine-A -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

Note: Front Cover -- Advances in Organic Geochemistry 1964 -- Copyright Page -- Table of Content -- PREFACE -- CHAPTER 1. THE INCORPORATION OF SOLUBLE ORGANIC MATTER INTO SEDIMENTS AND ITS EFFECT ON TRACE-ELEMENT ASSEMBLAGES -- I. INTRODUCTION -- II. THE MECHANISM OF TRACE-ELEMENT INCORPORATION -- III. TRACE ELEMENTS IN THE MANSFIELD MARINE BAND -- IV. DISCUSSION -- V. ELECTRON MICROSCOPY -- VI. AUTORADIOGRAPHY -- VII. CONCLUSIONS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- APPENDIX -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 2. KOMPLEXUNTERSUCHUNG ZUR FRAGE DES BITUMINIERUNGSPROZESSES IN SEDIMENTEN -- ZUSAMMENFASSUNG -- ERDÖL UND GESTEINSBITUMEN -- GRUNDSÄTZLICHES ZUR UNTERSUCHUNGSMETHODIK -- KURZBESCHREIBUNG DER UNTERSUCHUNGSMETHODEN -- DER DIFFERENTIAL-QUOTIENT dn/dt VON BENZIN-EXTRAKTEN -- DER MIKRO-FLIESSPUNKT VON BENZIN-EXTRAKTEN -- DER SAUERSTOFFGEHALT VON BENZIN-EXTRAKTEN -- DIE PARTIAL-LÖSLICHKEIT VON BENZIN-EXTRAKTEN -- DIE KOMPLEX-INFORMATION FÜR BENZIN-EXTRAKTE -- SCHLUSSBETRACHTUNGEN -- LITERATUR -- CHAPTER 3. OCCURRENCE OF ISOPRENOID ALKANES IN A PRECAMBRIAN SEDIMENT -- INTRODUCTION -- EXPERIMENTAL -- RESULTS -- DISCUSSION -- SUMMARY -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 4. ORGANISCH-CHEMISCHE UNTERSUCHUNGEN IM POSIDONIENSCHIEFER SCHWABENS -- EINFÜHRUNG -- SCHICHTENFOLGE DES UNTEREN UND MITTLEREN LIAS EPSILON -- I. DIE ART DER EINBETTUNG VON AMMONITEN IM POSIDONIENSCHIEFER -- II. DIE SOGENANTE HAUTERHALTUNG BEI SAURIERN -- III. DIE RELATION Ca++ UND DER GEHALT AN ORGANISCHER SUBSTANZ IM SEDIMENT -- IV. TREIBHÖLZER ALS FALLEN FÜR DIE ORGANISCHE SUBSTANZ -- V. DIE FRAGE DER WANDERUNG DER ORGANISCHEN SUBSTANZ -- VIA. DIE BIS JETZT NACHGEWIESENEN AMINOSÄUREN DES POSIDONIENSCHIEFERS SCHWABENS -- VIB. DIE PURINKÖRPER DES ÖLSCHIEFERS -- VII. BESTIMMUNG DES BITUMENGEHALTS -- LITERATUR -- LITERATUR -- SUMMARY. , CHAPTER 5. ETUDES GEOCHIMIQUES SUR LES "SCHISTES CARTONS" DU TOARCIEN DU BASSIN DE PARIS -- QUANTITÉ ET NATURE DE L'EXTRAIT -- CONCLUSIONS -- REMERCIEMENTS -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE -- CHAPTER 6. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GEOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS IN THE BLACK SHALES OF THE SOUTH-EAST SICILIAN TRIASSIC BASIN -- SAMPLING -- ANALYTICAL METHODS -- CORRELATION ANALYSIS AND RESULTS -- DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 7. GEOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE CRETACEOUS BLACK SHALES OF THE CYRENAICA BASIN -- CLAY MINERALS -- PYRITE -- INSOLUBLE ORGANIC CARBON -- GEOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE CRETACEOUS BLACK SHALES OF CYRENAICA -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- APPENDIX -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 8. NOUVELLES METHODES D'ANALYSE DES SUBSTANCES BITUMINEUSES -- NOTE PRELIMINAIRE -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 9. UN EXEMPLE INTERESSANT DE HOUILLIFICATION DANS LE BASSIN LORRAIN ET SES PROLONGEMENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- RÉSUMÉ ET CONCLUSION -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE -- CHAPTER 10. THE USE OF ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE FOR STUDYING THE HISTORY OF CERTAIN ORGANIC SEDIMENTS -- THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS -- OBJECTIVES OF THE EXPERIMENTAL WORK -- EXPERIMENTAL -- RESULTS AND DISCUSSION -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 11. SUR LES ACIDES HUMIQUES EXTRAITS D'UNE TOURBE ACIDE: ETUDE DE LEURS PROPRIÉTIÉS, ET DE LEUR APTITUDE A FIXER ET TRANSPORTER L'URANIUM -- PREMIÉRE PARTIE: PRÉPARATION ET PROPRlÉTÉS D'ACIDES HUMIQUES A PARTIR DE LA TOURBE -- DEUXIÈME PARTIE: COMBINAISONS HUMIQUES URANIFÈRES -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE -- CHAPTER 12. OBSERVATIONS SEDIMENTOLOGIQUES ET GEOCHIMIQUES SUR LE BASSIN PERMIEN DE LODEVE -- CADRE GEOLOGIQUE ET SEDIMENTOLOGIQUE -- CARACTERISTIQUES GEOCHIMIQUES -- CONCLUSION -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE -- CHAPTER 13. OBSERVATION MICROSCOPIQUE DES EFFETS DES RADIATIONS DANS LES MATIÈRES ORGANIQUES SOLIDES -- I. INTRODUCTION -- REMERCIEMENTS -- II. PROPRlÉTÉS OPTIQUES DES MATIÈRES CARBONÉES IRRADIÉES. , III. PROBLÈMES POSÉS PAR LES HALOS -- IV. TECHNIQUES D' OBSERVATION -- V. PARTICULARITÉS MICROSCOPIQUES DE QUELQUES MATIÈRES CARBONÉES URANIFÈRES -- VI. CONCLUSIONS -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE -- CHAPTER 14. ETUDE SUR LES "PARAFFINES" DU PETROLE -- I. INTRODUCTION -- II . METHODES D' ANALYSES -- III . TENEUR GLOBALE DES HYDROCARBURES PARAFFINIQUES À CHAINE DROITE DANS LES HUILES BRUTES -- IV. REPARTITION DANS LES PETROLES DES HYDROCARBURES PARAFFINIQUES A CHAINE DROITE EN FONCTION DE LEUR POIDS MOLECULAIRE -- V. ORIGINE ET RAPPORT GENETIQUE DES HYDROCARBURES PARAFFINIQUES À CHAÎNE DROITE -- CONCLUSIONS -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE -- CHAPTER 15. THE ORIGIN OF THE LIGHT PARAFFINS IN CRUDE OILS IN THE LIGHT OF COMPOSITION PATTERNS -- REFERENCES -- REFERENCES ON THE INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS OF GASOLINES -- CHAPTER 16. SOME REGULARITIES OF GROUP AND STRUCTURAL COMPOSITION OF POLISH CRUDE OILS AND THEIR GEOCHEMICAL INTERPRETATION -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 17. COMPARAISON ENTRE LES PORPHYRINES EXTRAITES DE LA ROCHE-RESERVOIR (ARGILES SILICIFIEES) D' OZOURI (GABON) ET CELLES DE L'HUILE -- CONCLUSIONS -- ANNEXE -- REMERCIEMENTS -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE RESTREINTE -- CHAPTER 18. EVIDENCE OF DUAL HYDROCARBON MIGRATION AND ITS GENERAL MEANING (AN EXAMPLE FROM THE HARDESSE OIL FIELD, GIFHORN TROUGH, GERMANY) -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. HYDROCARBON GASES OF THE GIFHORN TROUGH -- 3. RESERVOIR CONTENT OF THE HARDESSE OIL FIELD -- 4. KINETICS OF THE ACCUMULATION OF HYDROCARBONS IN THE HARDESSE OILFIELD -- 5. GENERAL APPLICATION OF THE CONCLUSIONS REGARDING DUAL MIGRATION IN THE GIFHORN TROUGH -- 6. SUMMARY -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 19. DIFFUSION OF METHANE, ETHANE, PROPANE AND N-BUTANE IN WATER -- ABSTRACT -- CHAPTER 20. ESSAIS SUR L'EVOLUTION DE PETROLE A FAIBLE TEMPERATURE EN PRESENCE DE MINERAUX -- PRODUITS UTILISES -- RESULTATS -- CONCLUSIONS -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE. , CHAPTER 21. MEASUREMENTS OF C13/C12 ISOTOPE RATIOS ON ITALIAN NATURAL GASES AND THEIR GEOCHEMICAL INTERPRETATION -- INTRODUCTION -- EXPERIMENTAL -- RESULTS AND DISCUSSION -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 22. COMPLEXES METALLIQUES DANS LES BRUTS: RELATION ENTRE AZOTE ET METAUX DANS L'EXTRAIT ACIDE DES RESIDUS -- INTRODUCTION -- DIFFERENCIATION DE L'AZOTE EXTRAIT À CÔTÉ DES METAUX -- METHODE POUR L'ISOLEMENT L'AZOTE PYRROLIQUE -- RELATION ENTRE AZOTE ET METAUX POUR DIFFERENTS BRUTS -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE -- CHAPTER 23. CONTRIBUTION A LA GEOCHIMIE DE SURFACE SUR LE PERMIS DE COLOMB-BECHAR (SAHARA) -- PRINCIPE DE LA METHODE -- MOYENS -- RESULTATS OBTENUS -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE SOMMAIRE -- NAME INDEX -- SUBJECT INDEX.