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• A new relation between the critical quantities and on the unity of all substances in their thermic behaviour
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 II, 1913-1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 1047-1064
  
  
• A new relation between the critical quantities and on the unity of all substances in their thermic behaviour
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 II, 1913-1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 924-938
  
  
• A new relation between the critical quantities and on the unity of all substances in their thermic behaviour
  KNAW, Proceedings, 17 I, 1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 451-465
  
  
• A new relation between the critical quantities and on the unity of all the substances in their thermic behaviour
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 II, 1913-1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 808-822
  
  
• An exact expression for the course of the spinodal curves and their of plaitpoints for all temperatures, in the case of mixture of normal substances
  KNAW, Proceedings, 7, 1904-1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 646-657
  
  
• Calculation of the second correction to the quantity b of the equation of condition of Van der Waals
  KNAW, Proceedings, 1, 1898-1899, Amsterdam, 1899, pp. 273-287
  
  
• On apparent thermodynamic discontinuities, in connection with the value of the quantity b for infinitely large volume
  KNAW, Proceedings, 17 II, 1914, pp. 606-615
  
  
• On some phenomena, which can occur in the case of partial miscibility of two liquids one of them being anomalous specially water
  KNAW, Proceedings, 7, 1904-1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 517-531
  
  
• On some realations holding for the critical point
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 II, 1911-1912, Amsterdam, 1912, pp. 771-786
  
  
• On the Additivity of the Values of b and Va of the Equation of State, and on the Fundamental Values of these Quantities for Different Elements, in Connection with the Periodical System
  KNAW, Proceedings, 18 II, 1916, Amsterdam, 1916, pp. 1220-1239
  
  
• On the asymmetry of the electro-capillary curve
  KNAW, Proceedings, 4, 1901-1902, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 560-577
  
  
• On the course of melting-point curves for compounds which are partially dissociated in the liquid phase the proportion of the products of dissociation being arbitrary
  KNAW, Proceedings, 8 II, 1905-1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 699-714
  
  
• On the course of the plaitpoint line and of the spinodal lines also for the case that the mutual attraction of the molecules of one of the components of a binary mixtures of normal substances is slight
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 I, 1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 34-46
  
  
• On the course of the spinodal and the plaitpoint lines for binary mixtures of normal substances (Third communication)
  KNAW, Proceedings, 8 II, 1905-1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 578-590
  
  
• On the Course of the Values of a and b for Hydrogen at Different Temperatures and Volumes
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 II, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 750-767
  
  
• On the course of the values of a and b for hydrogen at Different Temperatures and Volumes II
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 II, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 1195-1212
  
  
• On the Course of the Values of a and b for Hydrogen at Different Temperatures and Volumes III
  KNAW, Proceedings, 21 I, 1919, Amsterdam, 1919, pp. 2-15
  
  
• On the critical quantities of mercury in connection with the increase of the molecular attraction on dissociation of the double molecules. I
  KNAW, Proceedings, 23 I, 1921, Amsterdam, 1921, pp. 267-298
  
  
• On the Critical Temperature and Pressure of Mercury and Phosphorus
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 I, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 138-148
  
  
• On the different forms and transformations of the boundary curves in the case of partial miscibility of two liquids
  KNAW, Proceedings, 7, 1904-1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 636-646
  
  
• On the Equation of State for Arbitrary Temperatures and Volumes. Analogy with Planck's formula
  KNAW, Proceedings, 21 II, 1919, Amsterdam, 1919, pp. 1184-1199
  
  
• On the equation of state for arbitrary temperatures and volumes. Analogy with Planck's formula. II
  KNAW, Proceedings, 23 II, 1922, Amsterdam, 1922, pp. 887-906
  
  
• On the Fundamental Values of the Quantities b and V a for Different Elements, in Connection with the Periodic System. V. The Elements of the Carbon and Titanium Groups
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 I, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 492-504
  
  
• On the Fundamental Values of the Quantities b and V a for Different Elements, in Connection with the Periodic System. VI. The Alkali Metals
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 I, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 505-519
  
  
• On the fundamental Values of the Quantities b and Va for Different Elements in Connection with the Periodic system II. Mercury and Antimonium. General Methods
  KNAW, Proceedings, 19 I, 1917, Amsterdam, 1917, pp. 2-24
  
  
• On the Fundamental Values of the Quantities b and Va for Different Elements in Connection with the Periodic system III. Discussio of the Different Groups of Elements Separately
  KNAW, Proceedings, 19 I, 1917, Amsterdam, 1917, pp. 287-295
  
  
• On the Fundamental Values of the Quantities B and Va for Different Elements, in Connection with the Periodic System IV. The Elements of the Halogen- Oxygen- and Nitrogen Groups
  KNAW, Proceedings, 19 I, 1917, Amsterdam, 1917, pp. 295-320
  
  
• On the Heat of Dissociation of Di-atomic Gases in Connection with the Increased Valency Attraction VA of the Free Atoms
  KNAW, Proceedings, 21 I, 1919, Amsterdam, 1919, pp. 644-655
  
  
• On the latent heat of mixing for associating solvents
  KNAW, Proceedings, 7, 1904-1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 174-177
  
  
• On the osmotic pressure of solutions of non-electrolytes in connection with the diviations from the laws of ideal gases
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 53-63
  
  
• On the possible forms of the melting point-curve for binary mixtures of isomorphous substances
  KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 151-169
  
  
• On the potential-difference, wich occurs at the surface of contact of two different non-miscible liquids, in wich a disselved electrolyte has distributed itself
  KNAW, Proceedings, 5, 1902-1903, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 431-437
  
  
• On the shape of meltingpoint-curves for binary mixtures when the latent heat required for the mixing is very small or = 0 in the two phases
  KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 518-531
  
  
• On the shape of the plaitpoint curves for mixtures of normal substances
  KNAW, Proceedings, 8 I, 1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 33-48
  
  
• On the solid state
  KNAW, Proceedings, 11, 1908-1909, Amsterdam, 1909, pp. 765-780
  
  
• On the solid state II
  KNAW, Proceedings, 12, 1909-1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 26-42
  
  
• On the solid state III
  KNAW, Proceedings, 12, 1909-1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 120-132
  
  
• On the solid state IV.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 12, 1909-1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 133-141
  
  
• On the solid state V
  KNAW, Proceedings, 13 I, 1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 454-475
  
  
• On the solid state VI
  KNAW, Proceedings, 13 II, 1910-1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 636-649
  
  
• On the solid state VII
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 I, 1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 84-100
  
  
• On the value of some differential quotients in the critical point, in connection with the coexisting phases in the neighbourhood of that point and with the form of the equation of state
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 II, 1911-1912, Amsterdam, 1912, pp. 1091-1106
  
  
• On the variability of the quantity b in van der Waal's equation of state also in connection with the critical quantities IV
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 II, 1911-1912, Amsterdam, 1912, pp. 711-723
  
  
• Some difficulties and contradictions met with in het drawing up of the equation of state
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 I, 1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 44-59
  
  
• Some remarks on Dr. Ph KOHNSTAMM'S last papers
  KNAW, Proceedings, 8 I, 1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 49-51
  
  
• Some remarks on Prof. Kohnstamm's reply
  KNAW, Proceedings, 12, 1909-1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 617-619
  
  
• Some remarks on the last obervations of prof. H. Kamerlingh Onnes and W.H. Keesom
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 I, 1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 238-239
  
  
• Some Remarks on the Osmotic Pressure
  KNAW, Proceedings, 18 I, 1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 184-190
  
  
• Some remarks on the values of the critical quantities in case of association
  KNAW, Proceedings, 17 II, 1914, pp. 598-606
  
  
• Some remarks suggested by a paper by Messrs. Timmermans and Kohnstamm
  KNAW, Proceedings, 12, 1909-1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 454-457
  
  
• The calculation of the molecular dimensions from the supposition of the electric nature of the quasi-elastic atomic forces
  KNAW, Proceedings, 17 III, 1914-1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 877-884
  
  
• The calculation of the thermodynamic potential of mixtures when a combination can take place between the components
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 I, 1912, 1912, pp. 614-620
  
  
• The course of the melting point line of solid alloys or amalgams
  KNAW, Proceedings, 5, 1902-1903, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 424-430
  
  
• The course of the melting-point-line of alloys
  KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 21-30
  
  
• The meltingpoint-line of Tin Amalgams
  KNAW, Proceedings, 5, 1902-1903, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 511-525
  
  
• The molecular rise of the lower critical temperature of a binary mixture of normal components
  KNAW, Proceedings, 8 I, 1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 144-152
  
  
• The possible forms of the meltingpoint curve for binary mixtures of isomorphous substances
  KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 244-259
  
  
• The shape of the spinodal and plaitpoint curves for binary mixtures of normal substances
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 226-235
  
  
• The variability of the quantity b in van der Waal's equation of state, also in connection with the critical quantities II
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 I, 1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 428-442
  
  
• The variability of the quantity b in van der Waals's equation of state also in connection with the critical quantities
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 I, 1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 278-298
  
  
• Values of a and b for Hydrogen at Different Temperatures and Volumes. IV. (Continued)
  KNAW, Proceedings, 21 I, 1919, Amsterdam, 1919, pp. 16-25