PHENOLS of primary tars and their stabilizing action on shale gasoline compared with synthetic inhibitors, by N. V. Ershov, J. Appl. Chem. (USSR), Vol. 12, 1939, pp. 875-877

255

110 ‘39

Translation SR-17

279

536-539

POLY-gasoline

174

146-147

Do., by Ringer, 1936 Do., by Winkler, 1936

205 205

606-609 610-611

“ -gasoline, dehydrogenation and refining of

173

816-818

POLYMERE gasoline

46

909-916

POLYMERIZATION and analysis for iron catalysts primary gasoline

40

3453

25

30 ‘71-30 ‘80

“ gasoline, 1936

54

456-462

PRECISION distillation of iron circulation gasolines

40

3453

25

30 ’60-30 ‘70

PRODUCTION curves, gasoline and gas

78

837-851

“ methods, influence of on properties of gasoline produced

76

900-907

“ , motor fuel, actual and prospective, (1939-1940)

122

3

2189-2193

“ statistics and methods, motor fuel

122

2

2188

PROPERTIES of cracked gasoline, graphs concerning

40

3453

20

20 ‘1-20 ‘3

Translation by S.O. Co. (Ind.)

243

30 ‘3-30 ‘4

“ of different gasolines

7

2732

2

70 ’41-70 ‘45

“ of normal and middle pressure synthesis gasolines, graphs of

35

3440

72

20 ‘3-20 ‘16

“ , synthesis gasoline

43

3441

984-986

PROPORTION of normal and iso hydrocarbons, iron catalyst gasoline

101

20 ‘1-20 ‘10

QUALITY, changes in, of gasoline by removal of C7 fraction

37

3451

39

80 ‘1-80 ‘13

“ , gasoline, for Japanese plant

254

57-59

“ of gasoline and temperature of pump failure in motors due to vapor lock formation

37

3451

37

70 ‘76-70 ‘83

QUALITY of gasoline from various raw materials

257

796-801

Translation T-388

257

801a-801d

“ “

274

1040-1043

RATING engine fuels, problem of

108

10072-10092

RESIDUAL gasoline with aromatization catalyst, (after elimination of aromatics), quality of

169

82-84

90-99

RESIDUE formation by motor fuels containing lead

51

189-197

SAFETY fuels

251

25-26

SEVEN hundred atm vapor phase hydrogenation, properties of gasoline from, translation T-28

237

10 ‘70

SHALE gasoline and ethanol, mutual solubility of, at low temperatures and in presence of stabilizers, by N. V. Ershov and E. A. Meerson, J. Appl. Chem., Vol. 12, 1939, pp. 50-54

255

110 ‘31-110 ‘33

6434 gasoline from various raw materials

173

75-82

202

10-17

“ light gasoline from prehydrogenated coal middle oil

173

40-45

SPECIAL gasolines, tests of two

7

2732

2

70 ‘11-70 ‘12

SPLITTING, catalytic, gasoline, investigation of

46

3446

969-981

“ gasoline from different raw materials (table)

24

11..432

STANDARDS for supercharge engine tests, suggestions for composition of synthetic engine fuel mixtures as

168

366-373

STATUS of high-test gasoline, December 1940

212

30 ‘41-30 ‘59

STORAGE properties of light gasolines

247-II

255-265

SUPERCHARGE curves, limiting

111

11322-11354

“ curves of gasoline samples from Ruhroel

7

2732

2

70 ‘1

“ properties of gasolines, testing of

51

637-644

“ tests

111

11134-11138

“ test of engine fuels for overall engine efficiency conditions, February 1944

106

27906-27910

SUPERCHARGING capacity of high-test fuels

216

10 ‘54-10 ‘59

SYNTHESIS gasoline, August 1941

40

3453

24

30 ‘34-30 ‘40

SYNTHETIC gasolines, behaviour of in engines

124

581-594

SYNTHETIC gasoline, report on

108

9973-9980

“ motor gasoline, investigation of, (Dr. Michael)

107

29344-29354