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Thermochimica Acta, 229 (1993) 323 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam AUTHOR INDEX Anderson, H. 229, 235 Kallerhoff, M. 147 Roos, M. 125 Arnold, M. 289 Karnebogen, M. 147 Keller, M. 243 Schawe, J.E.K. 27, 37, 69, 85 Bach, F. 133 Koch, E. 321 Schick, C. 37, 299 Bader, R.G. 85 Koy, U. 299 Schmoiz, E. 173 Bohmhammel, K. 205 Krauss, A. 125 Schricker, B. 173 Burkhardt, G. 193 Kuhn, H.-J. 133 Schulz, S. 111 Schunck, O. 133 Cammenga, H.K. 15, 53, 2 Lamprecht, I. 173, 181 Seidel, J. 257 Lichtenthaler, R.N 243 Singer, D. 133, 147 Dehne, H. 299 Léwen, B. 111 Steer, A.G. 15 Steppuhn, I.D. 253 Eckardt, N. 281 Marison, 1.W. 157 Flammersheim, H.J. 281 Meier, U. 111 Ulbrich, U. 53 Moratzky, T. 193 Utschick, H. 119, Gnoth, M. 299 Motzkus, Ch. 181 Grolier, J.-P.E. 271 Vogel, J. 311 Opfermann, J. 281 von Stockar, U. 157 Hartmann, H. 229 Heintz, A. 243 Pfestorf, R. 119 Wegener, G. 193 Heinze, C. 311 PoeBnecker, W. 97 Wegner, T. 289 Heldt, N. 235 Pritzkat, K. 205 Welge, G. 181 Hoéhne, G.W.H. 27, 37, 85, 289 Weyel, W. 193 Hiittl, R. 205 ReuBner, J. 289 Wiedemann, H.G Richardson, M.J. 1 Wilhelm, E. 27 Inglese, A. 271 Ringert, R.-H. 147 Wolf, G. 205 Thermochimica Acta, 229 (1993) 325-330 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam SUBJECT INDEX Accuracy Binary system Various applications of the new solution Excess enthalpies of binary mixtures of calorimeter ACTRON 4.2 229 cycloheptane or cyclooctane with benzene Adiabatic or toluene or ethylbenzene at 298.15 K 271 Heat losses which cannot be compensated Biological calorimetry for and their contribution to the tempera Body size allometry of mammalian blood ture dependence of caloric measuring errors heat output as assessed by microcalorimetry in dynamic differential calorimeters 97 133 Problems associated with using thermal Microcalorimetric investigations on isolated measurement principles in enzymatic reac tumorous and non-tumorous tissue samples tions 205 147 Adsorption The definition of energetic growth Application of calorimetric methods to the efficiencies for aerobic and anaerobic mi adsorption of surfactants from solution 257 crobial growth and their determination by Aerobic calorimetry and by other means 157 The definition of eneregctic growth Calorimetric investigations on social ther efficiencies for aerobic and anaerobic mi mogenesis in the hornet Vespa crabro L crobial growth and their determination by (Hymenoptera: Vespinae) 173 calorimetry and by other means 157 Calorimetric investigations of phenol deg Allometry radation by Pseudomonas putida 181 Body size allometry of mammalian blood Metabolic rate and tolerance of anoxia: heat output as assessed by microcalorimetry microcalorimetric and biochemical studies 133 on vertebrates and insects 193 Amorphous Blood Glass transition in semicrystalline systems Body size allometry of mammalian blood 299 heat output as assessed by microcalorimetry Anaerobic 133 The definition of energetic growth Bomb calorimetry efficiencies for aerobic and anaerobic mi Bomb calorimetry contributions of the crobial growth and their determination by 1960s from East Germany 119 calorimetry and by other means 157 Butadiene Anoxia DSC measurements on butadiene/ethene Metabolic rate and tolerance of anoxia a-olefin terpolymers 289 microcalorimetric and biochemical studies on vertebrates and insects 193 Calibration Atmosphere Experimental investigations on factors in Problems associated with using thermal fluencing the calibration of heat flux calori measurement principles in enzymatic reac meters 15 tions 205 Calorimeter Thermal analysis of the wood components Experimental investigations on tactors im in relation to the growth period of a tree fluencing the calibration of heat flux calori 215 meters 15 Heat losses which cannot be compensated Bacteria for and their contribution to the tempera Calorimetric investigations of phenol deg ture dependence of caloric measuring errors radation by Pseudomonas putida 181 in dynamic differential calorimeters 97 326 Subject Index/Thermochim. Acta 229 (1993) 325-330 Heat capacity measurement of bulk or Crystallization inhomogeneous materials 111 DSC measurements on butadiene/ethene/ The heat defect in the water absorbed dose a-olefin terpolymers 289 calorimeter 125 Various applications of the new solution Deconvolution calorimeter ACTRON 4.2 229 Kopplung kalorimetrischer mit optischen Excess enthalpies of binary mixtures of Methoden und deren Anwendung zur Ent- cycloheptane or cyclooctane with benzene schmierung von DSC-Kurven 53 or toluene or ethylbenzene at 298.15 K 271 Desmearing Calorimetry Dynamic behaviour of power compensated The derivation of thermodynamic prop- differential scanning calorimeters. Part 2 erties by DSC: free energy curves and phase The signal flow 37 stability 1 Desorption Bomb calorimetry — contributions of the Application of calorimetric methods to the 1960s from East Germany 119 adsorption of surfactants from solution 257 The definition of energetic growth Diisocyanate efficiencies for aerobic and anaerobic mi The step growth polymerization of dithiols crobial growth and their determination by and diisocyanates. Part 1. DSC and spectro calorimetry and by other means 157 scopic investigations regarding the mechan Calorimetric investigations on social ther ism 281 mogenesis in the hornet Vespa crabro | Dimer (Hymenoptera: Vespinae) 173 Investigations of the progress of an organic Calorimetric investigations of phenol deg- chemical reaction by precision calorimetry radation by Pseudomonas putida 181 Part 2 235 Metabolic rate and tolerance of anoxia Dithiol microcalorimetric and biochemical studies The step growth polymerization of dithiols on vertebrates and insects 193 and diisocyanates. Part 1.D SC and spectro Investigations of the progress of an organic scopic investigations regarding the mechan chemical reaction by precision calorimetry ism 281 Part 2 235 DSC Application of calorimetric methods to the The derivation of thermodynamic prop adsorption of surfactants from solution 257 erties by DSC: free energy curves and phase Glass transition in semicrystalline systems stability | 299 Experimental investigations on factors in ‘atabolism fluencing the calibration of heat flux calori Calorimetric investigations of phenol deg- meters 15 radation by Pseudomonas putida 181 Dynamic behaviour of power compensated ‘atalyst differential scanning calorimeters. Part | DSC measurements on butadiene/ethene/ DSC as a linear system 27 a-olefin terpolymers 289 Dynamic behaviour of power compensated ‘ellulose differential scanning calorimeters. Part 2 Thermal analysis of the wood components The signal flow 37 in relation to the growth period of a tree Kopplung kalorimetrischer mit optischen 215 Methoden und deren Anwendung zur Ent ‘opolymer schmierung von DSC-Kurven 53 DSC measurements on butadiene/ethene/ A new method of purity determination from a-olefin terpolymers 289 the shape of fusion peaks of eutectic ross link systems 85 The application of thermoanalytical meth- Thermal analysis of the wood components ods on the reactive processing of polyolefin in relation to the growth period of a tree compounds 311 215 ‘rystallinity Polymorphic status of sorbitol: solution Glass transition in semicrystalline systems calorimetry versus DSC 253 299 The step growth polymerization of dithiols The application of thermoanalytical meth- and diisocyanates. Part 1.D SC and spectro ods on the reactive processing of polyolefin scopic investigations regarding the mechan- compounds 311 ism 281 Subject Index/Thermochim. Acta 229 (1993) 325-330 The application of thermoanalytical meth Green's function ods on the reactive processing of polyolefin Dynamic behaviour of power compensated compounds 311 differential scanning calorimeters. Part 1 DTG DSC as a linear system 27 Thermal analysis of the wood components Dynamic behaviour of power compensated in relation to the growth period of a tree differential scanning calorimeters. Part 2 215 The signal flow 37 Dynamic calorimetry A new method to estimate transition HDPE temperatures and heats by peak form The application of thermoanalytical meth analysis 69 ods on the reactive processing of polyolefin compounds 311 Entropy Heat defect The derivation of thermodynamic prop The heat defect in the water absorbed dose erties by DSC: free energy curves and phase calorimeter 125 stability | Heat capacity Enzyme A new method to estimate transition Problems associated with using thermal temperatures and heats by peak form measurement principles in enzymatic reac analysis 69 tions 205 Heat capacity measurement of bulk or Equipment inhomogeneous materials 111 Dynamic behaviour of power compensated Heat of dilution differential scanning calorimeters. Part | Enthalpies of dilution of polyelectrolyte DSC as a linear system 27 solutions and exchange enthalpies of poly The heat defect in the water absorbed dose electrolyte counterions 243 calorimeter 125 Heat of exchange Various applications of the new solution Enthalpies of dilution of polyelectrolyte calorimeter ACTRON 4.2 229 solutions and exchange enthalpies of poly Eutectic electrolyte counterions 243 A new method of purity determination from Heat of fusion the shape of fusion peaks of eutectic The derivation of thermodynamic prop systems 85 erties by DSC: free energy curves and phase Excess molar enthalpy stability | Excess enthalpies of binary mixtures of Polymorphic status of sorbitol: solution cycloheptane or cyclooctane with benzene calorimetry versus DSC 253 or toluene or ethylbenzene at 298.15 K 271 Heat of reaction Investigations of the progress of an organic Fuzzy set chemical reaction by precision calorimetry Approximative methods for the interpreta Part 2 235 tion of thermokinetic measuring curves with Heat of transition a view to “fuzzy technology” 321 A new method to estimate transition temperatures and heats by peak form GEFTA analysis 69 Experimental investigations on factors im Hornet fluencing the calibration of heat flux calori Calorimetric investigations on social ther meters 15 mogenesis in the hornet Vespa crabro | Gel (Hymenoptera: Vespinae) 173 The application of thermoanalytical meth ods on the reactive processing of polyolefin Insect compounds 311 Metabolic rate and tolerance of anoxia Gibbs energy microcalorimetric and biochemical studies The derivation of thermodynamic prop on vertebrates and insects 193 erties by DSC: free energy curves and phase IRS stability | The step growth polymerization of dithiols Glass transition and diisocyanates. Part |. DSC and spectro Glass transition in semicrystalline systems scopic investigations regarding the mechan 299 ism 281 328 Subject Index/Thermochim. Acta 229 (1993) 325-330 Isomer tumorous and non-tumorous tissue samples Bomb calorimetry — contributions of the 147 1960s from East Germany 119 Metabolic rate and tolerance of anoxia: Isoperibol microcalorimetric and biochemical studies Heat losses which cannot be compensated on vertebrates and insects 193 for and their contribution to the tempera- Excess enthalpies of binary mixtures of ture dependence of caloric measuring errors cycloheptane or cyclooctane with benzene in dynamic differential calorimeters 97 or toluene or ethylbenzene at 298.15 K 271 Isoprene Model Investigations of the progress of an organic A new method to estimate transition chemical reaction by precision calorimetry temperatures and heats by peak form Part 2 235 analysis 69 Heat losses which cannot be compensated Lignin for and their contribution to the tempera Thermal analysis of the wood components ture dependence of caloric measuring errors in relation to the growth period of a tree in dynamic differential calorimeters 97 215 Bomb calorimetry — contributions of the Living system 1960s from East Germany 119 Calorimetric investigations on social ther The step growth polymerization of dithiols mogenesis in the hornet Vespa crabro | and diisocyanates. Part 1. DSC and spectro (Hymenoptera: Vespinae) 173 scopic investigations regarding the mechan Calorimetric investigations of phenol deg ism 281 radation by Pseudomonas putida 181 Nematic Malignant Glass transition in semicrystalline systems Microcalorimetric investigations on isolated 299 tumorous and non-tumorous tissue samples NMR 147 The step growth polymerization of dithiols Mechanism and diisocyanates. Part |. DSC and spectro The step growth polymerization of dithiols scopic investigations regarding the mechan and diisocyanates. Part 1. DSC and spectro ism 281] scopic investigations regarding the mechan Novel ism 281 A new method to estimate transition tabolism temperatures and heats by peak form Body size allometry of mammalian blood analysis 69 heat output as assessed by microcalorimetry A new method of purity determination from 133 the shape of fusion peaks of eutectic Microcalorimetric investigations on isolated systems 85 tumorous and non-tumorous tissue samples Heat capacity measurement of bulk or 147 inhomogeneous materials | 11 The definition of energetic growth Various applications of the new solution efficiencies for aerobic and anaerobic mi calorimeter ACTRON 4.2 229 crobial growth and their determination by calorimetry and by other means 157 Olefin Calorimetric investigations of phenol deg DSC measurements on butadiene/ethene radation by Pseudomonas putida 181 a-olefin terpolymers 289 Metabolic rate and tolerance of anoxia The application of thermoanalytical meth microcalorimetric and biochemical studies ods on the reactive processing of polyolefin on vertebrates and insects 193 compounds 311 *thodology Optical methods Heat capacity measurement of bulk or Kopplung kalorimetrischer mit optischen inhomogeneous materials 111 Methoden und deren Anwendung zur Ent Microcalorimetry schmierung von DSC-Kurven 53 Body size allometry of mammalian blood Oxidation heat output as assessed by microcalorimetry Problems associated with using thermal 133 measurement principles in enzymatic reac Microcalorimetric investigations on isolated tions 205 Subject Index/Thermochim. Acta 229 (1993) 325-330 329 Paper in relation to the growth period of a tree Enthalpies of dilution of polyelectrolyte 215 solutions and exchange enthalpies of poly Smearing electrolyte counterions 243 Dynamic behaviour of power compensated Papyrus differential scanning calorimeters. Part 1 Thermal analysis of the wood components DSC as a linear system 27 in relation to the growth period of a tree Sorbitol 215 Polymorphic status of sorbitol solution Pattern recognition calorimetry versus DSC 253 Approximative methods for the interpreta Surfactant tion of thermokinetic measuring curves with Application of calorimetric methods to the a view to “fuzzy technology” 321 adsorption of surfactants from solution 257 Peroxide The application of thermoanalytical meth ods on the reactive processing of polyolefin compounds 311 TA Phenol Approximative methods for the interpreta- Calorimetric investigations of phenol deg tion of thermokinetic measuring curves with radation by Pseudomonas putida 181 a view to “fuzzy technology” 321 Polyelectrolyte TAM Enthalpies of dilution of polyelectrolyte Heat capacity measurement of bulk or solutions and exchange enthalpies of poly inhomogeneous materials 111 electrolyte counterions 243 Telomerization Polymer Investigations of the progress of an organic The step growth polymerization of dithiols chemical reaction by precision calorimetry. and diisocyanates. Part 1. DSC and spectro Part 2 235 scopic investigations regarding the mechan Terpolymer ism 281 DSC measurements on butadiene/ethene/ DSC measurements on butadiene/ethene a-olefin terpolymers 289 a-olefin terpolymers 289 TG The application of thermoanalytical meth Thermal analysis of the wood components ods on the reactive processing of polyolefin in relation to the growth period of a tree compounds 311 215 Polymorphism TGA The derivation of thermodynamic prop The application of thermoanalytical meth erties by DSC: free energy curves and phase ods on the reactive processing of polyolefin stability | compounds 311 Polymorphic status of sorbitol: solution 'G-DTG calorimetry versus DSC 253 Thermal analysis of the wood components Program in relation to the growth period of a tree Approximative methods for the interpreta 215 tion of thermokinetic measuring curves with Theory a view to “fuzzy technology” 3 z>l1 Dynamic behaviour of power compensated Pseudomonas differential scanning calorimeters. Part | Calorimetric investigations of phenol deg DSC as a linear system 27 radation by Pseudomonas putida 181 Thermodynamics Purity The derivation of thermodynamic prop- A new method of purity determination from erties by DSC free energy curves and phase the shape of fusion peaks of eutectic stability | systems 85 Thermogenesis Calorimetric investigations on social ther Relaxation mogenesis in the hornet Vespa crabro | Glass transition in semicrystalline systems (Hymenoptera: Vespinae) 173 299 Thermokinetic Approximative methods for the interpreta Sequoia tion of thermokinetic measuring curves with Thermal analysis of the wood components a view to “fuzzy technology” 321 330 Subject Index/Thermochim. Acta 229 (1993) 325-330 Thermoregulation scopic investigations regarding the mechan Calorimetric investigations on social ther ism 281 mogenesis in the hornet Vespa crabro | (Hymenoptera: Vespinae) 173 Vertebrate TMA Metabolic rate and tolerance of anoxia Thermal analysis of the wood components microcalorimetric and biochemical studies in relation to the growth period of a tree on vertebrates and insects 193 215 Vespa Transition Calorimetric investigations on social ther The derivation of thermodynamic prop mogenesis in the hornet Vespa crabro | erties by DSC: free energy curves and phase (Hymenoptera: Vespinae) 173 stability 1 Tumour Water absorbed dose calorimeter Microcalorimetric investigations on isolated The heat defect in the water absorbed dose calorimeter 125 tumorous and non-tumorous tissue samples 147 Wood Thermal analysis of the wood components in relation to the growth period of a tree Unsmearing 215 A new method to estimate transition temperatures and heats by peak form Yeast analysis 69 The definition of energetic growth UVS efficiencies for acrobic and anaerobic mi The step growth polymerization of dithiols crobial growth and their determination by and diisocyanates. Part 1. DSC and spectro calorimetry and by other means 157