William Hampson (1854-1926): A Note

The British Journal for the History of Science

Volumn 22, Issue 1, 1989, Pages 63-73

  Mansel, Mansel ^a  

^a NONE   (United States)

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EID: 84976176349     PISSN: 00070874     EISSN: 1474001X     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1017/S0007087400025541     Document Type: Article

References (16)

1. Mansel Davies, Gas Liquefaction and Low Temperature Rectification, London, 1949.
2. C.C. Gillispie, editor, Dictionary of Scientific Biography, New York, 1972. vi, 93.
3. C. von Linde, Zur Geschicshte der Maschinen für die Herstellung flüssiger Luft, Berichte Deutschen Chemiscben Gesellschaft, (1899), 32, pp. 925–927.
4. W. Hampson, Liquefaction of air by self-intensive refrigeration, Nature, (1896) 55, 485.
5. A fuller account is given in: Self-intensive refrigeration of gases: liquid air and oxygen, Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry, (1898), 17, pp. 411–417.
6. W. Hampson in Nature, (1898), 58.
7. Liquefaction of hydrogen, p. 77.
8. Liquid hydrogen, p. 174.
9. M.W. Travers, The Discovery of the Rare Gases, London, 1928, esp. pp. 89, 94, 98, 115.
10. A Life of Sir William Ramsay, London, 1956, pp. 172–176.
11. W. Hampson, Radium Explained, London (1906).
12. W. Hampson, Paradoxes of Nature and Science, London (1906).
13. W. Hampson, ‘A Method of Reducing Excessive Frequency of the Heart-beat by means of Rhythmical Muscle Contractions Electrically Provoked,’ Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, (1912), 5, pp. 119–123.
14. Roentgen Society’s Journal, March 1909, p. 32.
15. W. Hampson, Modern Thraldom, London (1907).
16. David Hume, Essays Moral and Political, Edinburgh, (1741), p. 92.