ENDEAVOUR VOLUME XX
Published by Imperial Chemical Industries
in 1961
- Categorised in:
- SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
ENDEAVOUR VOLUME XX
Stock no. 560953
1961.
Hardback.
Large format.
Slightly better than very good condition.
A quarterly review published in five languages designed to record the progress of the sciences in the service of mankind. English language edition. Large format. Red cloth, gilt titles. Colour and b/w photos. iii and 236 pages. Ex-lib. One bookplate to front pastedown, a few foxspots to top edge of text block, barcode label stuck to rear pastedown else contents clean. Slight musty odour present.
Front cover
Contents
- JANUARY 1961 NUMBER 77:
- Editorial: The Ocean Depths
- The Efficiency of a Honeybee Community
- Beryllium
- The Transport of Organic Substances in Plants
- Polarography
- Problems of Growth and Calcium Deposition in Reef Corals
- The Beginnings of Phosphorus Manufacture
- Isotope Separation by Revisible Chemical Processes
- APRIL 1961 NUMBER 78:
- Editorial: Jubilee of the Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
- Electron-deficient Compounds
- Space Research
- Fluorescent Protein Tracing and the Fluorescent Antibody Method
- Ultra-high Vacuum
- New Penicillins, Cephalosporin C, and Penicillinase
- Echolocation by Bats
- JULY 1961 NUMBER 79:
- Editorial: Investing in Research
- Gravitational Waves
- The Green Flash and Kindred Phenomena
- Optical Rotatory Dispersion
- The Nucleolus of the Cell Nucleus
- Reactive Dyestuffs for Cellulose
- Greek Fire
- OCTOBER 1961 NUMBER 80:
- Editorial: An International Council of Sciences
- The Organic and Biological Chemistry of Mevalonic Acid
- The Mohole
- Light Quanta and Vision
- Sir James Hall, Bt. (1761-1832)
- Surface Patterns in Boreal Peatlands
- Positronium