Ludwig Audrieth
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Ludwig Audrieth's Degrees
- PhD Chemistry University of Pennsylvania
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Ludwig Frederick Audrieth was a chemist, educator, and United States Army officer. He is known for his work on non-aqueous solvents. Early life Audrieth was born on February 23, 1901, in Vienna, Austria. He was brought to the United States in 1902 and naturalized as a citizen in 1912.
Ludwig Audrieth's Published Works
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- The chemistry of hydrazine (1948) (215)
- HYDRAZINE DERIVATIVES OF THE CARBONIC AND THIOCARBONIC ACIDS. I. THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF THIOCARBOHYDRAZIDE (1954) (136)
- PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF SOME N-SUBSTITUTED SULFAMIC ACIDS1 (1944) (72)
- Quantitative Determination of Hydrazine (1948) (69)
- THE REDUCTION OF CYSTINE IN LIQUID AMMONIA BY METALLIC SODIUM1 (1930) (62)
- Preparation of Sodium Tetrametaphosphate by Low Temperature Hydration of Alpha-Phosphorous (V) Oxide. (1952) (59)
- Differential Thermal Analysis of Some Heteropoly Acids of Molybdenum and Tungsten. (1955) (55)
- Non-aqueous solvents (1953) (53)
- Sulfamic Acid, Sulfamide, and Related Aquo-ammonosulfuric Acids. (1940) (53)
- Hydrazoic Acid and Its Inorganic Derivatives. (1934) (46)
- The Synthesis of Unsymmetrically Disubstituted Hydrazines (1955) (34)
- The autoxidation of hydroxylamine (1959) (33)
- Fungicidal Properties of Some Carbonic and Thiocarbonic Acid Derivatives of Hydrazine (1953) (32)
- Some Properties of Tetraalkyl-2-tetrazenes1 (1958) (32)
- Preparation of Some N-Disubstituted Hydrazines by Reaction of Chloramine with Secondary Amines (1956) (31)
- Anomalous Electrolytes. I. The Electrical Conductivity of Solutions of Iodine and Cyanogen Iodide in Pyridine1 (1933) (30)
- TRIPHOSPHONITRILIC HEXA-ISOTHIOCYANATE1 (1958) (28)
- The Aquo Ammono Phosphoric Acids. III. The N-Substituted Derivatives of Phosphoryl and Thiophosphoryl Triamide as Hydrogen Bonding Agents (1942) (28)
- Tertiary Butyl Hypochlorite as as N-Chlorinating Agent (1954) (27)
- Preparation of N-Substituted Hydrazines by Modification of the Raschig Synthesis (1954) (25)
- Fused “Onium” Salts as Acids. Reactions in Fused Pyridinium Hydrochloride (1936) (24)
- Observations on the Rare Earths. XLIV. Preparation of Anhydrous Rare Earth Compounds by the Action of Fused and Solid “Onium” Salts on the Oxides (1935) (24)
- ACETAMIDE AND FORMAMIDE AS SOLVENTS FOR THE ELECTRODEPOSITION OF METALS (1930) (23)
- The Phosphonitrilic Chlorides and their Derivatives. (1943) (23)
- Nitrogen Compounds of the Phosphoric and Phosphonic Acids. IV. Some Derivatives of Phenylphosphonamidic and Phenylphosphonamidothioic Acids (1958) (23)
- Absorption Spectrum of Aqueous Monochloramine Solutions (1954) (23)
- Acid Catalysis in Liquid Ammonia. II. Ammonolysis of Ethyl Benzoate (1938) (23)
- NITROGEN COMPOUNDS OF THE PHOSPHORIC AND PHOSPHONIC ACIDS. I. HYDRAZIDES OF PHENYLPHOSPHORIC AND DIPHENYLPHOSPHORIC ACIDS. (1955) (22)
- Autoxidation of Hydrazine. Effect of Dissolved Metals and Deactivators. (1951) (22)
- Syntheses and Properties of Some N-Substituted Sulfamides (1961) (22)
- Polymerization and Depolymerization Phenomena in Phosphate–Metaphosphate Systems at Higher Temperatures. Condensation Reactions Involving the Potassium Hydrogen Orthophosphates (1952) (22)
- Nitrogen Compounds of the Phosphoric and Phosphonic Acids. III. Preparation and Properties of Amides of Phenylphosphonic and Phenylphosphonothioic Acids1 (1957) (21)
- The Preparation and Physical Properties of Trimeric Phosphonitrilic Chloride (1942) (21)
- The Phosphonitrilic Isothiocyanates (1960) (21)
- Free Inorganic Radicals. (1928) (20)
- Preparation of some basic and anhydrous rare earth acetates. Their properties and reactions in acetic acid as solvent (1959) (19)
- Formation of Hydrazine from t-Butyl Hypochlorite and Ammonia1 (1954) (19)
- Phosphates and polyphosphates of the rare earth elements—II: Pyrophosphato and triphosphato complexes of neodymium and yttrium (1958) (18)
- Explosive Properties of Metal Ammines (1949) (18)
- The Composition and Structure of Molybdenum Blue (1942) (17)
- Phosphates and polyphosphates of the rare-earth elements—I: The hydrogen ion displacement method for the characterization of the phosphates and polyphosphates of some rare earths (1957) (16)
- Electrodeposition of Metals from Non-aqueous Solvents. (1931) (16)
- The Stability of Aqueous Chloramine Solutions (1955) (15)
- Studies on the Raschig Synthesis of Hydrazine: The Reaction between Aqueous Chloramine and Ammonia Solutions (1955) (15)
- Sulfamic Acid as a Standard of Reference in Acidimetry (1938) (15)
- OBSERVATIONS ON THE RARE EARTHS. XXXVII. ELECTROLYTIC PREPARATION OF RARE EARTH AMALGAMS. 1. PREPARATION OF AMALGAMS OF LANTHANUM AND NEODYMIUM (1931) (15)
- The Action of Liquid Ammonia upon Sulfur Trioxide Addition Compounds (1939) (14)
- Acid Catalysis in Amines. II. The Catalytic Effect of Various Butylammonium Salts on the Aminolysis of Ethyl Phenylacetate in Anhydrous n-Butylamine (1939) (13)
- The Electrolysis of Rare Earth Metal Salts in Non‐Aqueous Solvents (1934) (13)
- The The Separation of Thorium and Rare Earth Salts by Solvent Extraction. (1950) (13)
- Observations on the Rare Earths. XLI. Electrolytic Preparation of Rare Earth Amalgams. 3. Amalgams of Lanthanum, Neodymium, Cerium, Samarium and Yttrium. Metallic Lanthanum, Neodymium and Cerium by Thermal Decomposition of Their Amalgams (1934) (13)
- Salts, acids, and bases: electrolytes: stereochemistry (13)
- Electric Moments of Hydrazine and its Derivatives1 (1933) (12)
- The The Fluoride Ion as a Base in High-Temperature Reactions with Polyphosphates. (1950) (12)
- The Ternary System: Hydrazine--Water--Sodium Hydroxide (1949) (11)
- The Aquo Ammono Phosphoric Acids. I. Preparation of Phenyl Esters of Amido- and Diamidophosphoric Acids (1941) (11)
- HYDRAZINE DERIVATIVES OF THE CARBONIC AND THIOCARBONIC ACIDS. IV. PREPARATION OF SOME DI- AND TRIAMINOGUANIDINES BY THE HYDRAZINOLYSIS OF THIOETHERS1, 2 (1954) (11)
- Preparation of N-Substituted Hydrazines from Amines and Chloramine (1955) (11)
- ACID CATALYSIS IN LIQUID AMMONIA. III. EFFECT OF α-SUBSTITUENTS ON THE AMMONOLYSIS OF ESTERS (1938) (11)
- Some Tetra- and Octasubstituted Aminolysis Products of Tetrameric Phosphonitrilic Chloride (1961) (10)
- Inorganic Polymerization Reactions III. Coordination polymerization (1960) (10)
- Fused "Onium" Salts as Acids: I. Reactions in Fused Ammonium Nitrate. (1934) (9)
- Reaktionen in flüssigem Ammoniak (1932) (9)
- The Aquo Ammono Phosphoric Acids. II. Preparation of N-Substituted Derivatives of the Phenyl Esters of Amido- and Diamidophosphoric Acids (1942) (9)
- Concerning the Existence of Diphosphorus Trisulfide (1959) (9)
- The Preparation of Hydrazine from Urea and t-Butyl Hypochlorite1 (1954) (8)
- Some Disubstituted Aminolysis Products of Tetrameric Phosphonitrilic Chloride (1960) (8)
- AZIDO-DITHIOCARBONIC ACID IV. AMMONIUM AND TETRAMETHYLAMMONIUM AZIDO-DITHIOCARBONATES; TETRAMETHYLAMMONIUM THIOCYANATE1,2 (1927) (8)
- Preliminary Study of the Electrodeposition of Metals from Liquid Ammonia Solutions of their Salts (8)
- HYDRAZINE DERIVATIVES OF THE CARBONIC AND THIOCARBONIC ACIDS. II. DERIVATIVES OF THIOCARBOHYDRAZIDE (1954) (8)
- The Hydrazine–Water System. (1949) (7)
- Sulfamic Acid in the Separation of the Rare Earths (1939) (7)
- Hydrazides of Sulfuric Acid and Their Derivatives. II. The Sulfamyl Hydrazides (1956) (7)
- Acid-base relationships at higher temperatures (1943) (7)
- ALKYLATION OF PHENYLHYDRAZINE IN LIQUID AMMONIA (1941) (7)
- THE PREPARATION OF SEMICARBAZIDE (1930) (7)
- Some Aminolysis and Deammonation Reactions of Dialkylsulfamyl Chlorides and Sulfamide with Polyamines (1961) (7)
- Nomenclature of the Nitrogen Compounds of Phosphorus and of Sulfur. (1943) (7)
- Hexa-n-alkylamino triphosphonitriles, [NP(NHR)2]3 (1961) (7)
- GLACIAL ACETIC ACID AS A SOLVENT FOR THE ELECTRODEPOSITION OF METALS.1,2 AN X-RAY DIFFRACTION STUDY OF THE STRUCTURE OF DEPOSITS OF ARSENIC, ANTIMONY AND BISMUTH (1932) (7)
- Polymerization and Depolymerization Phenomena in Phosphate–Metaphosphate Systems at Higher Temperatures. II. The Thermal Behavior of Alkali Metal Monohydrogen Sulfate–Monohydrogen Phosphate Mixtures (1954) (6)
- The stability of aqueous solutions of hydroxylamine-O-sulphonic acid (1959) (6)
- AZIDO-DITHIOCARBONIC ACID. V. ALKYL AND ACYL DERIVATIVES1,2,3 (1930) (6)
- HYDRAZINE DERIVATIVES OF THE CARBONIC AND THIOCARBONIC ACIDS.1 III. PREPARATION OF THIOSEMICARBAZIDE (1954) (6)
- Acid Catalysis in Liquid Ammonia. Ammonolysis of Diethylmalonate. (1937) (6)
- AZIDO-DITHIOCARBONIC ACID. III. AZIDO-DITHIOCARBONATES OF LITHIUM, SODIUM, RUBIDIUM AND CESIUM1 (1927) (6)
- Inorganic Oxychlorides as Hydrogen Bonding Solvents (1941) (6)
- The Formation of Hydrazine by Interaction of Ammonia and N-Chlorosuccinimide in Alkaline Solutions (1956) (6)
- Non-peroxide Catalysts for the Reaction between Sulfur Dioxide and Olefins1 (1942) (5)
- Parallelism in the Decomposition of Ammonium, Hydrazine, and Hydroxylammonium Nitrites (5)
- Phosphoric Acid, Phosphates and Phosphatic Fertilizers (1953) (5)
- The Catalytic Effect of Electrolytes on Solvolytic Reactions (1942) (5)
- ACID CATALYSIS IN AMINES. I. THE CATALYTIC EFFECT OF CYCLOHEXYLAMMONIUM SALTS ON THE REACTION BETWEEN CYCLOHEXYLAMINE AND ESTERS (1939) (5)
- The Preparation of Sulfamic Acid by the Hydroxylamine--Sulfur Dioxide Reaction (1939) (5)
- Science and contemporary society (1967) (5)
- HYDRAZINE DERIVATIVES OF THE CARBONIC AND THIOCARBONIC ACIDS. VI. A NEW SYNTHESIS OF URAZOLE (1955) (5)
- Uninvited chemical explosions (1950) (4)
- Nitrogen derivatives of phosphorus and sulfur (1957) (4)
- Hydrazides of Sulfuric Acid and their Derivatives. I. Hydrazinosulfuric Acid (1955) (3)
- Nitrogen Compounds of the Phosphoric and Phosphonic Acids. II. Hydrazides of Phenylphosphonic and Phenylphosphonothionic Acids1,2,3 (1956) (3)
- Albinism resulting from certain carbonic and thiocarbonic acid derivatives of hydrazine. (1953) (3)
- Catalytic decomposition of highly concentrated hydrazine by Raney nickel. (1951) (3)
- Recent developments in the chemistry of phosphorus. (1948) (3)
- Inorganic Polymerization Reactions II. Addition Polymerization (1960) (3)
- Liquid Phase Equilibria : "System tert-Butyl Alcohol-tert-Butyl Hydrochlorite-Water" (1954) (3)
- Inorganic polymerization reactions (1954) (2)
- Ammonium and Substituted Ammonium Sulfamates (1939) (2)
- Inorganic syntheses. Volume III (1950) (2)
- Inorganic synthesis, volume III (1950) (2)
- AZIDO-CARBONDISULFIDE. IV. PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF THE NEW INTER-HALOGENOID, CYANOGEN AZIDO-DITHIOCARBONATE1,2 (1930) (2)
- Metal Deactivators in Synthesis of Hydrazine (1955) (2)
- Scientists on Tap or on Top? We Are Missing the Real Issues/Good Science, Good Politics/A Flaw in Pure Science?/On Vietnam (1965) (1)
- Introduction to the Symposium. (1936) (1)
- Modern military high explosives (1945) (1)
- The Catalytic Effect of Water on the Aminolysis of Ethyl Phenylacetate in n-Butylamine (1941) (1)
- Physical and Inorganic Chemistry (1951) (1)
- What does industry expect of the inorganic chemist (1950) (1)
- A classification of compounds of hydrogen and nitrogen (1930) (1)
- The Phosphates and Polyphosphates of the Rare Earths and Thorium (1950) (0)
- HYDRAZINE DERIVATIVES OF THE CARBONIC AND THIOCARBONIC ACIDS. V. ALLOPHANYL HYDRAZIDE AND ITS DERIVATIVES (1955) (0)
- HIGH POLYMERIC MATERIALS. Period covered : January 1, 1958 and January 31, 1959 (1959) (0)
- Investigations of rare earth problems. Final report (1950) (0)
- Postwar education and training in military chemistry (1945) (0)
- Index of Contributers (1950) (0)
- English versus metric system (1942) (0)
- HIGH POLYMERIC MATERIALS. Period covered: February 1, 1959 to January 31, 1960 (1960) (0)
- Experimental Inorganic Chemistry. W. G. Palmer.Cambridge Univ. Press, New York, 1954. 578 pp.Illus. $9 (1954) (0)
- The gram electron (1941) (0)
- Separation of Sulfuric Acid from Nitric, Alkyl- and Arylsulfonic, and Alkylsulfuric Acids by Means of Liquid Ammonia (1938) (0)
- Investigations of Rare Earth Problems. (1950) (0)
- Solubility of tert-Butyl Hypochlorite in tert-Butyl Alcohol-Water (1954) (0)
- The State Department Seminar (1965) (0)
- Inorganic chemistry at German universities (1959) (0)
- Determination of the average atomic weight of rare earth mixtures (1949) (0)
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