Back Volumes 1930 of Indian Journal of Physics a pioneering journal founded by C V Raman as early as 1926

	CONTENTS OF VOL. V
Part-I	(1) The Raman Effect in Crystal Powders of Inorganic Nitrates – by Krishnamurti
	(2) Raman Effect in Some Organic and Inorganic Substances – by NN Pal and PN Sengupta
	(3) Raman Spectra of some Elements and simple Compounds – by S Bhagavantam
	(4) Influence of Polymerisation and Molecular Association on the Raman Effect – by S Bhagavantam
	(5) Polarisation of the Lines in Raman Spectra – by S Bhagavantam
	(6) Raman Effect and Molecular Structure by S Bhagavantam
	(7) The Raman Effect in Diamond – C Ramaswamy
	(8) Raman Spectrum and lnfrared Absorption of Sulphur – by P Krishnamurti

Part-II	(9) Raman Spectra of Crystalline Inorganic Chlorides – by P Krishnamurti
	(10) Interpretation of Raman Spectra: Some Aliphatic Amines and Alcohols – by S Venkateswaran and S Bhagavantam
	(11) Raman Effect in some Organo-metallic and Heterocyclic Compounds – by S Venkateswaran
	(12) On the Intensities of the Lines in Raman Spectra – by S C Sirkar
	(13) Relation of Raman Effect to Crystal Structure and Properties of Diamond – by S Bhagavantam
	(14) Raman Effect in some Crystalline Inorganic Sulphates – by P Krishnamurti
	(15) Raman Spectra of Inorganic Sulphates and Nitrates – by C Ramaswamy
	(16) Raman Spectra under High Dispersion – by WM Dabadghao
	(17) Raman Spectra of the Mercaptans – by S Venkateswaran

Part-III	(18) The Raman effect: Its Significance for Physics and Chemistry – by S Bhagavantam
	(19) Annual report for 1929
	(20) On the Laue Photographs of Iridescent CrystaIs of Potassium Chlorate – by SC Sirkar
	(21) X-Ray Study of Natural and Fossil Resins – by C Mahadevan
	(22) Precessions of an Elliptical Orbit – by DD Kosambi
	(23) The Effect of Pressure on Absorption of Spectral lines – by Datta, S and Roy, SN
	(24) The Temperature Variation of the Viscosity of Liquids and its Theoretical Significance – by MPV Iyer

Part-IV	(25) The Second Spark Spectrum of Krypton – by DP Acharya
	(26) On the Spectrum of Doubly Ionised Thallium – by P Pattabhiramayya and AS Rao
	(27) On the Application of the Ultra-short Wave Method to the Measurement of Small Capacities and Dielectric Constants – by DV Gogate and DS Kothari
	(28) Some Abnormal Values of Signal intensity from Broadcasting Stations – by MN Doraswami and SR Kantebet
	(29) The Dielectric Polarisation of Liquid Mixtures – by LM Das and SC Roy
	(30) A Method of Measuring the Resistance of Electrolytes at Low Frequencies – JAC Teegan

Part-V	(31)Studies in X-Ray Diffraction-Part I – by P Krishnamurti
	(32) Studies in X-Ray Diffraction :Part II– by P Krishnamurti
	(33) X-Ray Diffraction in Heated Liquids and in Solutions- VI Vaidyanathan
	(34) X-Ray Study of Vitrains – C Mahadevan
	(35) Studies in X-Ray Diffraction: Part III – by P Krishnamurti
	(36) Anomalous Diamagnetism and Crystal Structure – by VI Vaidyanathan

Part-VI	(37) Further Studies on the Raman Spectrum of Diamond – by S Bhagavantam
	(38) Raman Effect with Cadmium Arc Excitation – by P Krishnamurti
	(39) Further investigations on the Intensities of Lines in Raman Spectra – by SC Sirkar
	(40) The Polarisation of Raman Lines: Some Hydrocarbons – by S Bhagavantam
	(41) The Origin of the Continuous Spectra in Raman Scattering – by NN Pal and PN Sengupta
	(42) On the Characteristic Raman Frequencies of Radicals in Different Chemical Combinations – NN Pal and PN Sengupta
	(43) Forms of Oscillation of the Benzene Ring in Raman Effect – by S Bhagavantam
	(44) Raman Spectra of Inorganic Crystals: Part I. Substances containing XO3 and XO4 Groups – P Krishnamurti
	(45) Raman Spectra of Inorganic Crystals: Part II – P Krishnamurti
	(46) On the Relative lntensities of Different Raman Lines due to Different Exciting Frequencies – by SC Sirkar

Part-VII	(47) Pleochroic " Giant " Halos in Cordierite – by MS Krishnan and C Mahadevan
	(48) The Frequency of Occurrence of Elements – by MF Soonawala
	(49) Reactions at the Surface of Hot Metallic FiIaments-Part V – by BS Srikantan
	(50) The Effect of the Indian Mountain Ranges on Air Motion – by SK Banerji
	(51) A Study of the Raman Effect in Certain Su bstances with a New Apparatus – by B Venkatesachar and L Sibaiya
	(52) Atmospheric Electric Potential Gradient at Bangalore – by AVR Telang

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