Author

William H. Waggaman

Observed names: W H WAGGAMAN, W. H. Waggaman, W.H. Waggaman, WILLIAM H. WAGGAMAN, Waggaman, William H., Waggaman, William H. (William Henry), Waggaman, William Henry.

Observed institutions: United States Department of the Interior, United States Department of Agriculture

OpenAlex ID: A5074807412

Basic Magnesium Chlorides

1909 · W. O. Robinson, W. H. Waggaman · The Journal of Physical Chemistry · 38

Titanium and Zirconium

1948 · WILLIAM H. WAGGAMAN, EDWIN A. GEE · Chemical & Engineering News · 27

Phosphoric Acid, Phosphates, and Phosphatic Fertilizers

1952 · WILLIAM H. WAGGAMAN · Soil Science · 19

Phosphorus; creator and destroyer.

1946 · A M PRENTISS, W H WAGGAMAN · PubMed · 9

Factors Affecting Development

1950 · William H. Waggaman, Roscoe E. Bell · Industrial & Engineering Chemistry · 5

Phosphate rock and methods proposed for its utilization as a fertilizer /

1915 · William H. Waggaman, William H. Fry · U.S. Dept. of Agriculture eBooks · 3

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A Rapid Method for the Determination of Carbon Dioxide

1916 · W. H. Waggaman · Journal of Industrial & Engineering Chemistry · 2

The production of sulphuric acid and a proposed new method of manufacture /

1915 · William H. Waggaman · U.S. Dept. of Agriculture eBooks · 2

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The manufacture of acid phosphate /

1914 · William H. Waggaman · U.S. Dept. of Agriculture eBooks · 2

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Conservation Problems of the Phosphate Industry

1956 · William H. Waggaman, E. Robert Ruhlman · Industrial & Engineering Chemistry · 1

Thallium. Properties, Sources, Recovery, and Uses of the Element and Its Compounds

1950 · William H. Waggaman, G.G. Heffner, et al. · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 1

Metallic Titanium Is Light, Strong, Durable, And Corrosion Resistant

1948 · E. A. Gee, Jiachen Long, et al. · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 1

Phosphate rock industry of the United States. I

1933 · William H. Waggaman · Journal of Chemical Education · 1

Investigations of the manufacture of phosphoric acid by the volatilization process /

1923 · William H. Waggaman, Henry W. Easterwood, et al. · U.S. Dept. of Agriculture eBooks · 1

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Analysis of experimental work with ground raw rock phosphate as a fertilizer /

1918 · William H. Waggaman, R. F. Gardiner, et al. · U.S. Dept. of Agriculture eBooks · 1

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The recovery of potash from alunite /

1916 · William H. Waggaman · U.S. Dept. of Agriculture eBooks · 1

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The production and fertilizer value of citric-soluble phosphoric acid and potash /

1914 · William H. Waggaman · U.S. Dept. of Agriculture eBooks · 1

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A report on the phosphate fields of South Carolina /

1913 · William H. Waggaman · U.S. Dept. of Agriculture eBooks · 1

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Brief-Conservation Problems of Phosphate Industry

1956 · W.H. Waggaman, E.R. Ruhlman · Industrial & Engineering Chemistry

Comparison of Sulfuric Acid and Thermal Reduction Processing

1950 · William H. Waggaman, Roscoe E. Bell · Industrial & Engineering Chemistry

Potential Markets

1950 · Roscoe E. Bell, William H. Waggaman · Industrial & Engineering Chemistry

Abrasives—Technological Advances in an Essential Industry

1946 · WILLIAM H. WAGGAMAN, OLIVER C. RALSTON · Chemical & Engineering News

DOMESTIC MINERALS For Protection, Peace, and Prosperity

1945 · WILLIAM H. WAGGAMAN · Chemical & Engineering News

The Chemical Giant

1940 · William H. Waggaman · Scientific American

The phosphate rock industry of the United States. II

1933 · William H. Waggaman · Journal of Chemical Education

Works count: 38

Citation count: 116

H-index: 5

I10-index: 3