Shanti Swaroop Bhatnagar and his works

1920

• Studies in Emulsions:Part I. A New Method of Determining the Inversion of Phases.
• The Effect of Adsorbed Gases on The Surface Tension of Water.
• Effect of the Addition of Certain Higher Fatty Acids on The Interfacial Tension Between B. P. Paraffin Oil and Mercury
• Pure Aniline and Water Emulsions.

1921

• Reversal of Phases in Emulsions and Precipitation of Suspensoids by Electrolytes: An Analogy
• Studies Emulsions:Part II. The Reversal of Phases by Electrolytes, and The Effects of Free Fatty Acids and Alkalis onEmulsion Equilibrium.
• Studies inEmulsions:Part III. Further Investigations on The Reversal ofType by Electrolytes.
• The Water-Proofing Efficiency of Some Bi- and Trivalent Salts of Higher Fatty Acids and Their Adsorption by The Fibres of Paper

1923

• The Conversion of Real gar Into Auripigment and The Analogous Behavior of Arsenic Sulfide Hydro sol.
• The Mechanical Condition of Coagula and Its Bearing on The Theory of Complete Coagulation.
• The Optical Inactivity of The Active Sugars in The Adsorbed State—A Contribution to The Chemical Theory of Adsorption.

1924

• Surface Tension of Sodium and Potassium Amalgams at the Amalgam Benzene Interface.
• Physico-Chemical Methods Involved in The Formation of Ring Worms.
• Electrical Conductivity of Certain Univalent Salts of Higher Fatty Acids in Non-Aqueous Solutions and in Fused State.
• Effect of Light on the Interaction of Water and Sodium and Potassium Amalgams.

1925

• Protective Action of Soaps and Further Evidence in Favour of The Chemical Theory of Adsorption.
• Electrical Resistance of Thin Films of Organic Liquids on Paper. 
• Effect of Water on Dried and Pressed Silica Gel.
• Further Evidence on The Chemical Theory of The Protective Action of Sugars. II,

1926

• Effect of Polarised Radiations on Animal Metabolism.
• Conductivity and Surface Tension of Univalent Salts of Higher Fatty Acids in The Molten State.
• Concentric Coloured Rings of The Beet-Root and The Liesegang Phenomenon.

1927

• The Selective Effect of Polarised Radiations on Certain Photochemical Reactions.
• Studies in Photosols.
• Actionof Light on Concentrated Aqueous Solutions of Ammonium Thiocyanate.
• Effect of Light on Silver Halides in Presence of Silver Sulphide.
• Chromatic Emulsions

1928

• Surface Tension of Some of The Organic – Substances in The Molten State and Sugden’s Parachors.
• The Progress of Physico-Chemical Research in India.
• Effect of The Dielectric Constant of The Medium on Equilibrium Coristants.
• Photochemical Reactions III. Influence of Polarised Radiations on Certain Photochemical Reactions.
• Blue Colour of The Cuprammonium Complex.
• Photochemical Reactions: The Influence of Polarised Light Uponthe Reactions of Sodium and Potassium Amalgams with Water.
• Chemical Reactions Under Electrodeless Discharge.
• Tesla-Luminescence Spectra of The Halogens.
• Fluorescence and Photochemical Change.
• Magnetic Properties of Some Substances inthe Adsorbed State.
• On the Applicability of Fresnel’s Law in Deducing Evidence in Favour of Surface Tensionfrom Surface Reflectivity.
• Langevin Theory of Atomic Magnetism Extended to Molecules-Electronic Isomers.
• Magnetic Properties of Molecules Constituting Electronic Isomers.

1929

• Naphthalene Ring and Sugden’s Parachors III.
• Magnetic Susceptibilities of Some Inorganic and Organic and Electronic Isomerides.
• The Effect of X-Rays on Some Colloidal Solutions.
• Effects of Magnetic Field on Certain Chemical Reactions.
• Effect of Crystalline Structure on Magnetic Susceptibilities of a New Magnetic Balance Based on The Principle of Interference of Light.

1930

• The Magnetic Rotatory Behaviour of Some Optically Active Substances in Solution.
• Aromatic Disulphides and Sugden’s Parachors IV.
• Effect of Dilution and Non-Electrolytes an The Charge of Emulsion Particles and The Mixing of Sols.
• Chemiluminescence of Antimony Halides.
• Magnetism and Molecular Structure, III. Influence of Geometric Isomerism on the Diamagnetic Susceptibilities.
• Complexity of The Magnetic Properties of Elements in the Colloidal State.

1931

• Colour of Colloidal Solutions of Arsenic Trisulphide.
• Magnetism and Molecular Structure: Influence of Position Isomerism on Diamagnetic Susceptibilities

1932

• Chemiluminescence of Amarine.
• Magnetic Properties of Solid Solutions.
• A Magnetic Study of Colour Changes in Cobalt Chloride.
• Electronic Constitution of Some Simple and Complex Derivatives of Copper in Relation to Their Magnetic Properties.
• Studies in Triboluminescence.

1933

• Influence of Temperature on Diamagnetism.
• Influence of Temperature of The Diamagnetism of Certain Liquids.
• A Note on The Magnetic Susceptibilities of Cuprous Oxide Films.
• The Constitution of Tellurium Dimethyl Dihalides from The Magnetic Standpoint.
• A Magnetic Study of Singlet Linkages in Compounds of The Type of Tellurium Dimethyl.
• The Magnetic Properties of Iodine in Different Solvents.

1934

• Physico-Chemical Characteristics of The Oxides of Nickel from The Magneto-Chemical Standpoint.
• Magnetic Study of Mixed Crystals of Systems S-Se.
• Magnetic Rotation of Some Salts of Higher Fatty Acids and Evidence in Favour of The Formation of Ionic Micelles.
• Atomic Diamagnetic Susceptibility of Hydrogen.
• Susceptibility Constants for Co-Ordinate Linkage in Addition Compounds.

1935

• Diamagnetism of The Trivalent Bismuth Ion.
• Further Observations on The Diamagnetism of The Trivalent Bismuth Ion.
• Magnetic Measurements on Molecular Compounds in Solutionwitha Modified form of Decker’s Balance.
• Magneto-Optical Rotationof Uranyl Salts.
• Ionic Susceptibility of Rubidium from Its Different Salts in The Solid andin The Dissolved State.

1936

• Diamagnetic Susceptibilities of Tinin Di- And Tetravalency States.
• Critical Examination of Pascal’s Value for The Magnetic Susceptibility of the CH-Group.
• A Magnetic Study of Colour Changes in Cobalt Chloride.
• Adsorptive Properties of Synthetic Resins.
• Influence of Polymerisationon Diamagnetic Susceptibilities.
• Paramagnetism ofMn++ Ionin The S State.
• Colloid Structure and Infra-Red Absorption Spectra.
• Crystalline Structure and Physico-Chemical Properties in The Colloidal State.

1937

• The Influence of Magnetic Field on Adsorption.
• Particle Size and Magnetic Susceptibility.
• Further Evidence for The Process of Carbon Activation from Magneto-Chemical Standpoint.
• The Ground State of The Se Molecule.
• Diamagnetism of Mercury.
• On the Atomic Susceptibility of Divalent Copper.

1938

• A Survey of Recent Advances in Magnetism Relating to Chemistry.
• Magnetism and Molecular Constitutionof Some Chromium Compounds.
• Paramagnetism of The Iron Group.
• Phototropy and Photochemical Isomerism from Magnetic Standpoint.
• Magnetic Properties of Copper Amalgams.

compiled by Kartikay Shukla

Source:  Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, Vol. 8
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