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Citation The Review of Physical Chemistry of Japan (1972), 41(1/2)

Issue Date 1972-03-31

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CONTENTS

Akifum[ Onodera: Kinetics of the Polymnrphic Transitions of Cadmium Cfialtogenides

under High Pressure .......................................................................................... i

Rujto Tanaka , Munoo Sasaki and Jiro Oaugi : Effect of Pressure on the Photolysis of

Azo-bis-isobutyronitrile in the Presence of Dipheny]picrylhydrazyl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,18

Takaah{ Moriyoahi: Effects of Pressure on Organic Reactions V, The Base-Catalyzed

Decomposition of Diacetone Alcohol in Ttvo Aqueaue Miztures .................................22

Jiro Omgl and lehiro OniahL• Tht Effect of Pressure on the Rate of.the Benzidine

Rearrangement V, 1-Chtoro-2'-melkylhydrazobenzene .............................................32

Ic61ro Onlshi: Tke Effect of Pressure on the Rate of the Benzidine Rearrangement VI,

2-Methozy-I'•methylhydrazobeazene .....................................................................42

Ie61ro OafahL• The Effect of Pressure on tfie Rate of the Benzidine Rearrangemenl VII,

Substitution Egects a~ Related Kfaetic Discussions .............................................32

Jiro Oangi, Yoshimaea Takezaki and Tadashi Makita : Evaluation of P-V-T Reaations,

The Most Probable Values of Compressibility Factor of Metfiane ..............................fi0

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The Review of Physical Chemistry of Japan Vol. 41 No. 1 & 2 (1971)

THE REVIEWOF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRYOF JAPAN

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CONTENTS

AkiCumi Onodere: Kinetics of the Polymorphic Transitions of Cadmium Chalcogenides

under High Pressure .......................................................................................... 1

Fujio Tanaka, Muneo Sasaki and Jiro Osugi: Effect of Prusure on the Photolysis of

Azo•bis-isobulyron(trile in the Presence of DipfienylpicryWydrazyl ...........................18

Takashi Moriyoshi: Effects of Pressure on Organic Reactions V, The Base-Catalyzed

Decomposition of Diacetone Alcohol in Two Aqueous fifia[ures .................................22

Jiro Osugi and Icldro Onisfii: The EF(ect of Pressure on the Rale of the Benzidine

Rearrangement V, 2-Chloio-2'-methylhydrazobenzene ..........................................32

Ichiro Onishi: The E(fed of Pressure on the Ra[e of the Benzidine Rearrangement VI,

2-?1ethosy-2'-melhylhydrazobenzene .....................................................................42

Ichiro Onishi: The Effect of Pressure on the Rxte of the Benzidine Rearrangement VII,

Substitution Effec[s and Reia[ed Kinetic Discussions ................................................52

Jiro Osugi, Yoshimasa Takezaki and Tadashi Makita: Evaluation of P-V-T Relations,

The Most Probable Values of Compressibaity Factor of Efelbane ............................ ..~

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