Berechnung von thermischen Zustandsgroessen und Transporteigenschaften unpolarer und polarer Fluide mit Hilfe der Eyringschen Modelltheorie

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New Mexico extension news, Volume 26, Number 3

They planned food preservers' conference; 4-H club encampment planned for June 11-18; Want to learn how to pick a steer? Profs promise answers April 15; USDA council pushes food conservation; Extension was war job in '45, service reports show; Filipinos suffer war's aftermath; From the middle of the deck...; Hatch announces 19 4-H national contests available to State in 1946; Mesilla man heads State beekeepers; Dairymen form new association; Flying BR flaps wings one time; El Paso show to pay off like slot machines, officials say; Locker problems, methods talked; This beats shoveling, farmers say; Clothes outlook remains tough; FSA loans to veterans soar in Roosevelt County, Martin reports; Ram sale plans change in 1946; Wool production, income go down; Lea SC district likely possibility; Bernalillo County snatches ESP trophy for third time and keeps; Long wool pays, study shows; Bankers, farmers hold conclave; Lea countians see pasture profits; NM research assures beet seed supplySerial publication containing information on research and activities conducted at the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, and resources available to state residents through the College

New Mexico extension news, Volume 31, Number 10

Program planning begins at home; Our cover...; This & that; What kind of cotton do you sell?; Conservation: Everyone's job; Cattle weight improvement program is making progress in Mexico; State's per capita income continues upward trend; Leaders' echoes; Responsibility as 4-H club leaders; The loser; A message to youth; Congratulations, 4-H leaders!; 1951 enrollment sets record; IFYE delegate returns homeSerial publication containing information on research and activities conducted at the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, and resources available to state residents through the College

New Mexico extension news, Volume 29, Number 10

Scientific results shown at Ranch Day program; Guadalupe 4-H'ers rescue lost country travelers; Fairs promote welfare; Must we wait?; Economic information for New Mexico farmers and ranchers; Top honors go to 4-H youths at State Fair; Grass seed planter developed by Roosevelt County farmer; Extension problems will be discussed; Officials to attend educators' meeting; Economist plans trip to nat'l conference; Chlordane gives effective control for cockroaches; Apples to top list for choice buys in food plentifuls [sic]; New specialists brush up; NMHEC members attend meeting; To look smart, select material with right care; Fourth annual Farm Day demonstrates modern problems; Management ideas offered for facing price changes; Guernsey breeders form associationSerial publication containing information on research and activities conducted at the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, and resources available to state residents through the College