An interrupted current technique was used to study the electrolytic oxidation of silver in alkaline solutions. The short voltage peak just preceding the stage corresponding to the production of
normalAgO
in the voltage‐time curves is interpreted as being due to the high electrical resistance to the
Ag2O
layer.
An automatic system is described for the measurement of intensities of X-ray reflections from single crystals. It is controlled by a programmable plugboard and punched paper tape output from an IBM 1620 computer. The goniometer used is the G.E. single crystal orienter. A circuit is provided which maximizes the counting rate before the intensity is measured.
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