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RefNoLC/1943/08
LevelItem
TitleFerguson, Allan Hitchen
Date27 January 1938
DescriptionCertificate of Candidate for Election to the Fellowship
Suspended 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943
Lapsed 1943
CitationFerguson, Allan Hitchen (Bishop's Stortford). M.A. (Wales), D.Sc. (London). Assistant Professor in Physics, Queen Mary College, University of London. President, British Association, Section A, 1936.
Distinguished for his researches in capillarity (21 papers), evaporation, physical chemistry, galvanometry and specific heat. His most important papers are : Photographic measurements of drops and bubbles (1912-13); Surface tension of liquids in contact with gases (1914), of small quantities of liquids (1923 and 1929), of liquid crystals and of heavy water (1937); Evaporation from water (1917); Dilution equations (1925-7); Fluxmeter and galvanometer constants (1928); New and precise method of determining specific heat of liquids and their temperature variation (1934); Application to ordinary and heavy water (1937).
ProposersFrom Personal Knowledge: Proposser - C H Lees; Seconder - H R Robinson; Oliver Lodge; Wm. Wilson; Frank Horton; Gerald Stoney; E N da C Andrade; F W Aston; A O Rankine
From General Knowledge: G Ingle Finch
Extent1 sheet
FormatManuscript
PhysicalDescriptionPaper, manuscript
AccessStatusOpen
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