Author

Donald H. Andrews

Observed names: Andrews, Donald H, Andrews, Donald Hatch, DONALD H. ANDREWS, Donald Hatch Andrews

Observed institution: Johns Hopkins University

OpenAlex ID: A5109931381

The Infra-red Spectra of Complex Molecules.

1959 · Donald H. Andrews · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1,149

1956 · Donald H. Andrews · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1,117

Sonic Studies of the Physical Properties of Liquids. I. the Sonic Interferometer. the Velocity of Sound in Some Organic Liquids and Their Compressibilities1

1929 · Egbert B. Freyer, J. C. Hubbard, et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 218

Low Temperature Physics and Chemistry.

1959 · Donald H. Andrews · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 94

A Fast Superconducting Bolometer*

1946 · Donald H. Andrews, Robert M. Milton, et al. · Journal of the Optical Society of America · 74

The Relation Between the Raman Spectra and the Structure of Organic Molecules

1930 · Donald H. Andrews · Physical Review · 62

The Entropy of Fusion of Long Chain Hydrocarbons

1958 · R. H. Aranow, L. Witten, et al. · The Journal of Physical Chemistry · 33

Thermal Energy Studies. I. Phenyl Derivatives of Methane, Ethane and Some Related Compounds

1931 · Richard H. Smith, Donald H. Andrews · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 32

The Rate of Absorption of Water by Rubber1

1924 · Donald H. Andrews, John Johnston · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 31

The Raman Spectra of Ring Compounds. I. Mono-Substituted Benzene Compounds

1933 · John W. Murray, Donald H. Andrews · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 28

The Collected Works of J. Willard Gibbs. Two volumes

1929 · Donald H. Andrews · Journal of Chemical Education · 27

The Raman Spectra of Ring Compounds. II. Poly-Substituted Benzene Compounds

1934 · John W. Murray, Donald H. Andrews · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 21

THE SPECIFIC HEATS OF SOME ISOMERS OF THE TYPE ORTHO, META AND PARA C6H4XY FROM 110° to 340°K.

1926 · Donald H. Andrews · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 16

The heat capacities of organic compounds at low temperatures. II. A low temperature thermostat. Thousandth degree copper-constantan thermocouple reference tables from 85° to 310° K

1929 · John Campbell Southard, Donald Hatch Andrews · Journal of the Franklin Institute · 14

Thermal Energy Studies. Iii. the Octanols

1931 · Joseph K. Cline, Donald H. Andrews · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 13

The heat capacities of organic compounds at low temperatures. iii. an adiabatic calorimeter for heat capacities at low temperatures

1930 · John C. Southard, Donald H. Andrews · Journal of the Franklin Institute · 12

Valence Forces as Calculated from Specific Heats and Absorption Spectra.

1929 · Donald H. Andrews · Chemical Reviews · 11

Introductory physical chemistry

1970 · Donald H. Andrews · Andalas University Repository (Andalas University) · 10

Thermal Energy Studies. Ii. Phenyl Derivatives of Metals

1931 · Richard H. Smith, Donald H. Andrews · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 10

An Application of the Rule of Dulong and Petit to Molecules1,2

1928 · Donald H. Andrews, Ellis Haworth · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 10

A Photographic Method for the Study of Mechanical Models of Vibrating Molecules

1934 · Donald H. Andrews, John W. Murray · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 9

The Raman Spectrum of Deuterio-Benzene (C6D6)

1934 · John W. Murray, Charles F. Squire, et al. · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 9

Fundamental Frequencies, Interatomic Forces and Molecular Properties

1928 · John R. Bates, Donald H. Andrews · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 9

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An Anomalous Critical Current Effect in Superconducting NbN

1953 · Floyd C. Haley, Donald H. Andrews · Physical Review · 8

Demodulation by Superconductivity

1946 · DONALD H. ANDREWS, CHESTER W. CLARK · Nature · 8

Works count: 47

Citation count: 3,069

H-index: 14

I10-index: 20