Originally published in 1931, this book is concerned with the task
of furthering the development of the physical method of molecular
rays and was intended for the general reader. Written from an
experimental standpoint, the book is a user-friendly survey, which
could only be otherwise obtained by extensive reading of original
papers. Chapters are broad in scope and range from 'The Diffraction
of molecular rays' to 'Chemical equilibria, ionisation and
spectroscopic applications'. Notably, chapter one, which deals with
the technique of the production and measurement of the rays, has
been written in more detail and serves as a laboratory manual for
beginners in experimental work in molecular rays. Diagrams and
plate sections are included for reference. This book includes
almost every problem of surface chemistry and will be of great
value to scholars in the field as well as to anyone with an
interest in the history of physical chemistry.
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