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v. 1. Simultaneous rapid combustion; microchemical research papers of M. O. Korshun and members of her school.
v. 2. Wet combustion and catalytic methods in microanalysis; the microchemical research papers of Alexander petrovich Terent'ev and Jirl Koörbl.
v. 3. The determination of carbon and hydrogen and the use of new combustion catalysts; the microchemical research papers of Miroslav Večeřa and Jiri Horacek and others.
v. 4. The determination of carbon and hydrogen in the presence of other elements or simultaneously with them; the microchemical research paperrs of contemporary microanalysts in Czechoslovakia, China, Hungary Poland, Roumania, and the Soviet Union.
v. 5. The detemination of oxygen, selenium, chromium, and tungsten in organic compounds; the michrochemical research papers of contemporary microanalysts in Italy, West Gerrany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Yugoslavia, and the Soviet Union.
v. 6. The deterination of sulfur in the presence of other elements of simultaneously with them; translated microanalysts in Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Roumania, and the Soviet Union.
v. 2. Wet combustion and catalytic methods in microanalysis; the microchemical research papers of Alexander petrovich Terent'ev and Jirl Koörbl.
v. 3. The determination of carbon and hydrogen and the use of new combustion catalysts; the microchemical research papers of Miroslav Večeřa and Jiri Horacek and others.
v. 4. The determination of carbon and hydrogen in the presence of other elements or simultaneously with them; the microchemical research paperrs of contemporary microanalysts in Czechoslovakia, China, Hungary Poland, Roumania, and the Soviet Union.
v. 5. The detemination of oxygen, selenium, chromium, and tungsten in organic compounds; the michrochemical research papers of contemporary microanalysts in Italy, West Gerrany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Yugoslavia, and the Soviet Union.
v. 6. The deterination of sulfur in the presence of other elements of simultaneously with them; translated microanalysts in Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Roumania, and the Soviet Union.