Talk:Hendrik Willem Bakhuis Roozeboom

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Roozeboom made huge contributions to the field of emperical thermodynamic equilibrium.  Max Plank said in (1)of Roozeboom, "... the phase rule has been amply verified, especially by the experiments of Bakhuis Roozeboom (See the book (2).
(1) Planck, Max, "Treatise on Thermodynamics," Longmans, Green & Co. Inc., reprinted by Dover Publ, Third Edition, 1926New York
(2) Roozeboom, Bakhuis, "Die heterogenen Gleichgewichte von Standpunkte der Phasenlehre," Braunschweig, Vieweg & Sons 1904 
A more complete list of publications was given in the Digital Library, http://www.historyofscience.nl/works_detail.cfm?RecordId=423
Bakhuys Roozeboom, H.W.
1854-1907   
Field of study: Chemistry 
 
Biography
Available works (24)
  
A representation in space of the regions in which the solid phases, which occur are the components, when not forming compounds KNAW, Proceedings, 5, 1902-1903, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 279-283
Abnormal solubility lines in binary mixtures owing to the existence of compounds in the solution
KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 456-462
An example of the conversion of mixed crystals into a compound
KNAW, Proceedings, 2, 1899-1900, Amsterdam, 1900, pp. 74-77
Cadmium amalgams
KNAW, Proceedings, 4, 1901-1902, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 1-5
Congealing points and points of transition in mixed crystals of two substances
KNAW, Proceedings, 1, 1898-1899, Amsterdam, 1899, pp. 101-103
Critical terminating points in three-phase lines with solid phases in binary systems which present two liquid layers
KNAW, Proceedings, 7, 1904-1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 556-562
Equilibria of phases in the system acetaldehyde+ paraldehyde with and without molecular transformation
KNAW, Proceedings, 5, 1902-1903, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 283-288
On congealing- and melting-phenomena in substances showing tautomerism
KNAW, Proceedings, 1, 1898-1899, Amsterdam, 1899, pp. 176-179
On melting points in systems of optic isomers
KNAW, Proceedings, 1, 1898-1899, Amsterdam, 1899, pp. 466-468
On solubility and meltingpoint as criteria for distinguishing racemic combinations, pseudoracemic mixed crystals and inactive conglomerates
KNAW, Proceedings, 1, 1898-1899, Amsterdam, 1899, pp. 310-313
On the melting of binary solid mixtures by cooling 
KNAW, Proceedings, 4, 1901-1902, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 636-639
Saline solutions with two boiling points and phenomena connected therewith
KNAW, Proceedings, 4, 1901-1902, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 371-377
The behaviour of mixtures of mercuric iodide and silver iodide
KNAW, Proceedings, 3, 1900-1901, Amsterdam, 1901, pp. 84-86
The behaviour of the halogens towards each other.
KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 363-364
The boiling points of saturated solutions in binary systems in wich a compound occurs.
KNAW, Proceedings, 8 II, 1905-1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 536-541
The boiling-point curves of the system sulphur and chlorine 
KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 63-66
The different branches of the three-phase line for solid, liquid, vapour in binary systems in wich a compound occurs.
KNAW, Proceedings, 8 I, 1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 455-466
The melting point lines of the system sulphur plus chlorine
KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 599-605
The Nature of inactive Carvoxime
KNAW, Proceedings, 2, 1899-1900, Amsterdam, 1900, pp. 160-162
The phenomena of solidification and transformation in the systems[formule] 
KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 259-262
The solubilities of the isomeric chromic chlorides
KNAW, Proceedings, 8 I, 1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 66-70
The sublimation lines of binary mixtures
KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 408-410
Tin amalgams
KNAW, Proceedings, 5, 1902-1903, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 374-376
Tree-phaselines in chloralalcoholate and anilinehydrochloride.
KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 99-104 Danleywolfe (talk) 22:58, 10 January 2008 (UTC)
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