Dudley Maurice Newitt

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Dudley Maurice Newitt's Degrees

Bachelors Chemical Engineering University of Manchester
PhD Chemical Engineering University of Manchester

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According to Wikipedia, Dudley Maurice Newitt FRS was a British chemical engineer who was awarded the Rumford Medal in 1962 in recognition of his 'distinguished contributions to chemical engineering'. Newitt was born in London and started working as an assistant chemist for Nobel in Scotland. In the First World War, he served in the East Surrey Regiment and was awarded the Military Cross.

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The Chemical Process Industries (1946) (59)
Mechanism of the Bursting of Bubbles (1954) (58)
683. Pressure–volume–temperature relations in liquids and liquid mixtures. Part I. The compression of n-hexane, n-heptane, n-octane, and of their binary and ternary mixtures, up to 5000 atmospheres (1951) (56)
Hydraulic Conveying of Solids (1955) (49)
Solution and diffusion of gases in polystyrene at high pressures. (1948) (45)
348. The oxidation of propane. Part I. The products of the slow oxidation at atmospheric and at reduced pressures (1937) (42)
The critical evaluation of compression data for liquids and a revision of the isotherms of mercury (1954) (33)
The design of high pressure plant and the properties of fluids at high pressures (1940) (23)
91. Physical and chemical properties of organo-metallic compounds. Part I. The vapour pressures and freezing points of simple metal alkyls of Groups II, III, and V (1946) (22)
684. Pressure–volume–temperature relations in liquids and liquid mixtures. Part II. The compression isotherms of some organic liquids up to 1000 atmospheres, and the compressions of some aqueous and non-aqueous binary liquid mixtures (1951) (21)
The construction, operation and performance of a primary standard mercury column for the measurement of high pressures (1954) (21)
The formation of methyl alcohol and formaldehyde in the slow combustion of methane at high pressures (1932) (19)
The combustion of aromatic and alicyclic hydrocarbons. III. Ignition and cool-flame characteristics (1940) (19)
360. Liquid-phase reactions at high pressures. Part V. The polymerisation of cyclopentadiene and α-dicyclopentadiene (1939) (17)
The solubility of hydrogen and deuterium in n-heptane and n-octane at high pressures (1955) (17)
IV. The system ethane-propylene (1941) (16)
350. The oxidation of propane. Part III. The kinetics of the oxidation (1937) (16)
High-Pressure Physics and Chemistry (1964) (15)
143. Physical and chemical properties of organo-metallic compounds. Part II. The oxidation of zinc alkyls (1946) (14)
Slow Oxidations at High Pressures. I. Methane and Ethane. II. Methyl Alcohol, Ethyl Alcohol, Acetaldehyde, and Acetic Acid (1934) (12)
Gaseous Combustion at High Pressures. Part IX. The Influence of Pressure upon the (1928) (12)
374. Liquid-phase reactions at high pressures. Part II. The polymerisation of olefins (1937) (11)
Two-phase equilibrium in binary and ternary systems - V. Carbon dioxide-ethylene - VI. Carbon dioxide-propylene (1951) (11)
351. The oxidation of aldehydes. Part II. The products of their combustion (1939) (11)
The deformation of transversely loaded disk under dynamic loads (1963) (10)
Bursting of Bubbles at an Air–Water Interface (1954) (9)
The Oxidation of Aromatic Hydrocarbons at High Pressures. I. Benzene. II. Toluene. III. Ethyl Benzene (1936) (9)
Two-phase equilibrium in binary and ternary systems II. The system methane-ethylene III. The system methane-ethane-ethylene (1940) (9)
350. The oxidation of aldehydes. Part I. The combustion zones of butaldehyde, isobutaldehyde, propaldehyde, acetaldehyde, glyoxal, and acraldehyde (1939) (9)
The slow combustion of ethane at high pressures (1933) (8)
182. Liquid-phase reactions at high pressures. Part I. Hydrolysis of esters, and the Knoevenagel reaction (1937) (8)
349. The oxidation of propane. Part II. The products of the slow oxidation at high pressures (1937) (7)
The initial formation of alcohols during the slow combustion of methane and ethane at atmospheric pressure (1936) (6)
144. Physical and chemical properties of organo-metallic compounds. Part III. The oxidation of boron and antimony alkyls (1946) (6)
The Ultraviolet Absorption Bands Ascribed to HNO2 (1938) (6)
The thermal decomposition of gaseous diethyl ether at high pressures (1932) (5)
The oxidation of hydrocarbons at high pressure (1948) (5)
Percy Williams Bridgman, 1882-1961 (1962) (5)
Gaseous Combustion at High Pressures. Part XVI. Nitric Oxide Formation in Continuous High-Pressure Flames of Carbonic Oxide in Oxygen-Nitrogen Atmospheres (1933) (5)
Alfred Charles Glyn Egerton, 1886-1959 (1960) (4)
Gaseous Combustion at High Pressures, Part XIV. Explosions of Hydrogen-Air and Carbonic Oxide-Air Mixtures at Initial Pressures up to 1000 Atmospheres (1933) (4)
136. Kinetics of a diene association under constant volume conditions (1940) (4)
150. Liquid-phase reactions at high pressures. Part III. The esterification of acetic acid (1938) (3)
The measurement of the specific enthalpy of steam at pressures of 60 to 1000 bar and temperatures of 400 to 700°C (1966) (3)
Equilibrium in the System Methyl Alcohol-Hydrogen-Carbonic Oxide (1929) (3)
Gaseous Combustion at High Pressures. Part VII. A Spectrographic Investigation of the Ultra-Violet Radiation from Carbonic Oxide-Oxygen (Or -Air) Explosions (1927) (3)
Hydrodynamical Theory of Detonation and Shock Waves (1953) (3)
Thermochemical Calculations (1942) (2)
622. The synthesis of aliphatic acids by the interaction of olefins with carbon monoxide and steam, and related reactions (1949) (2)
Gaseous Combustion at High Pressures. Part XIII. The Molecular Heats of Nitrogen, Steam, and Carbon Dioxide at High Temperatures (1929) (2)
CCXXI.—The relative influences of water vapour and hydrogen upon the explosion of carbon monoxide–air mixtures at high pressures (2)
The Formation of Ethers by the Interaction of Primary Alcohols and Olefines at High Pressure (1936) (2)
The Chemical Background for Engine Research (1943) (1)
Mixing and Agitating (1951) (1)
Production of hydrogen and oxygen by electrolysis at high pressures (1932) (1)
27. Syntheses of (1) glycerol and propylene glycol from propylene, and (2) ethylene glycol from ethylene (1946) (1)
Two-phase equilibrium in binary and ternary systems VIII. The integral flash latent heat at constant pressure of the system ethylene-carbon dioxide (1951) (1)
Chemical engineering and chemical catalogue : a catalogue of heavy & fine chemicals, raw material, machinery, plant & equipment applicable to production industries, standardised, condensed and cross-indexed (1)
361. Liquid-phase reactions at high pressures. Part VI. The explosive decomposition of cyclopentadiene (1939) (1)
Report of the Water Pollution Research Board with the Report of the Director of Water Pollution Research for the Year 1951. (1950) (1)
New experiments upon the combustion of well-dried carbon monoxide and oxygen mixtures.—Part II (1926) (1)
Gaseous Combustion at High Pressures. Part XII. The Influences of Steam and Temperature, Respectively, upon the (1928) (1)
The Forty-Second Thomas Hawksley Lecture: The Properties of Matter at High Pressure (1956) (1)
Gaseous combustion at high pressures. Part III.-The energy absorbing function and activation of nitrogen in the combustion of carbon monoxide (1923) (0)
Technological Initiative (1958) (0)
Steam Tables and Steam Power (1945) (0)
Gaseous combustion at high pressures : being mainly an account of the research laboratories of the imperial college of science & technology, London, together with the equipment & experimental methods emploved (0)
Apparatus for Accurate Analysis of Small Quantities of Gas (1925) (0)
Gaseous Combustion at High Pressures. Part V. The Explosion of Hydrogen - Air and Carbon Monoxide - Air Mixtures at Varying Initial Pressures up to 175 Atmospheres (1925) (0)
Selected papers on chemical science: edited by D. W. Van Krevelens, Elsevier, Oxford (1976). 385 pp (1977) (0)
Raw Materials from the Sea (1946) (0)
Report of the Water Pollution Research Board [NEWITT, D. M., Chairman] with the Report of the Director of Water Pollution Research [SOUTHGATE, B. A.] for the Year 1952. (1953) (0)
Gaseous Combustion at High Pressures. Part X. The Co-Volume Corrections, Maximum Temperatures and Dissociation of Steam and Carbon Dioxide in Explosions (1928) (0)
Gaseous Combustion at High Pressures. Part IV. The Influence of Varying Initial Pressures upon the Rate of Pressure Development and the Activation of Nitrogen in Carbon Monoxide-Air Explosions (1924) (0)
The pyrolysis of acetylene (1959) (0)
The Production of Oxygenated Organic Compounds from Naturally Occurring and Cracked Hydrocarbons. (1933) (0)
The properties of matter at high pressure (1956) (0)
The transport, storage and distribution of hydrochloric acid, with an account of a complete modern installation (1924) (0)
Experimenting at High Pressures (1953) (0)
Gaseous Combustion at High Pressures. Part VI. The Explosion of Argon-and Helium-Diluted Knall-Gases (1926) (0)

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