Back Volumes 1933 of Indian Journal of Physics a pioneering journal founded by C V Raman as early as 1926

	CONTENTS OF VOL. VIII
Part-I	1) On a Method of Comparison of the Mutual-inductance between Two Coils with the Self-inductance of one of them – By H. Mukherjee
	2) Physical Significance of Certain Apparent Irregularities in the Magmeto-Resistance Curves of Nickel – By M. N. Sen Gupta and M. S. Alam
	3) Ths Under-Water Spark Spectrum of Cerium – By J. S. Badami
	4) Measurement of Viscocity by Oscillating Columns - By S. Venkataraman
	5) The Magnetic Properties of Iodine in Different Solvents - S. S. Bhatnagar and C. l. Lakra
	1) 6)The Pleochroism and the Birefringence of the NO3- Ion in Crystals - K. S. krishnan and A. C. Dasgupta
	7) On the influence of Ultra-violet Absorption on the Relative Intensities of Stokes and Anti-Stokes Linen in the Raman Spectrum – S C Sirkar
	8) An X-ray Investigation of the Crystal of p-Amino Azo-benzene - By Mata Prasad and M. R. Kapadia
	9) Voltage Factor of Triodes - By T. Tirunarayanachar
	10) An Improved Form of Mercury Distiller – by P G Narayanan Nayar, V Venkat Rao and B Dasannacharya

Part-II	11) On the Artificial Vibrations of Ground – S K Banerji and M D Manohar
	12) Evidence for Electrolytic Dissociation in Sulphuric Acid from Raman Effect – By I Ramakrishna Rao
	13) Regularities in the Spectrum of Doubly Ionised Cerium – By P N Kalia
	14) On the Densities of Organic Crystals – Asutosh Mukherjee
	15) Spectra of Poatsium in Successive Stages of Ionisation – By Mela Ram
	16) Spectra of Trebly and Quadruply lonised Calcium – By Mela Ram

Part-III	17) Studies on the Polarisation of Fluorescence: Part I: Solutions of Some Dye-Stuffs – By S M Mitra
	18) The Antenna Effect--a Simple Method for its Elimination – By S R Khastagir and D Chowdhuri
	19) Rotational Raman Effect in Liquids – By S Bhagavantam
	20) Cathodic Sputtering of Metals – by R K Cowsik
	21) Cryotropic Behaviour of Some Inorganic Jellies – By Satya Prakash
	22) Magnetic Study of Sols and Gel-Part I – By Satya Prakash
	23) Investigations on Peaty Lignites and Anthracitic Coals – by C Mahadevan
	24) A Note on the Debye-Scherrer Photograph – By G Greenwood
	`1)` 25) Annual Report for the Year 1932

Part-IV	26) The Diamagnetism of Nitrobenzene at Different Temperatures – by S Ramachandra Rao and S Sriraman
	27) Conductivity Measurement of Some Chlorides, Iodides and Nitrates of Alkalis and Alkaline Earths in Water and Methyl, Ethyl and n-Propyl AIcohols – by H N Desai, D B Naik and B N Desai
	28) Raman Effect in Fused Inorganic Nitrates – By V N Thatte and A S Ganesan
	29) The Principal Magnetic Susceptibilities of Graphite – By B C Guha and B P Roy
	30) On Stellar Absorption and Opacity – By A Ganguli
	31) On the Working of a Rotating Commutator – By A V R Telang
	32) The Effect of Electric Field on the Polarisation of Raman Lines – by S C Sirkar
	33) The Mixture-Rule and the Faraday Rotation of Cerium Nitrate – By B N Chuckkrbutti
	34) The Raman Spectra of Isomeric Alcohols – By G V Nevgi and SK Kulkarni Jatkar

Part-V	35) On the Dispersion of Polarisation of Raman Lines – By S C Sirkar
	36) On the Ring Syrtem Formed on the Cathode of a Hadding's X-ray Tube – K Prosad and S Sharan
	37) The Principal Optical PolarisabiIities of the Naphthalene Molecule – By K S Krishnan
	38) Rotational Raman Effect in Liquids: 1 Benzene – By S Bhagavantam and A V Rao
	39) Studies on the Polarisation of fluorescence: Part II-Dye-Stuffs in Solution – S M Mitra
	40) The Unsymmetrical Hysteresis Loop – By Surain Singh Sidhu
	41) Radio-field-strength Survey of the Town of Dacca – by D Chowdhuri and S R Khastgir
	42) Diamagnetism of Organic Liquid Mixtures – By S Ramachandra Rao

Part-VI	43) Raman Effect in Organic Esters – By G R Paranjpe and K S Savanur
	44) On the Theory of Liquids – By T S Wheeler
	45) On the Absorption Spectra of Some Organic Molecules in the Vapour State – R A Rehman, R Samuel and Sharf-Ud-Din
	46) The DiurnaI Variation of the Light from the Night Sky – By J V Karandikar
	47) The Molecular Scattering of Light by Binary Gaseous Mixtures – by R Ananthakrishnan
	48) The Normal Vibrations of Molecules having Tetrahedral Symmetry – by Nagendra Nath

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