Through Measurement to Knowledge

Selected Papers of H. Kamerlingh Onnes.- A. General.- 1. “On the cryogenic laboratory at Leiden and on the production of very low temperatures”.- 2. “The importance of accurate measurements at very low temperatures”.- 3. “Further experiments with liquid helium. P. On the lowest temperature yet obtained”.- B. Thermodynamic Researches (Equation of State).- 4. “Théorie générale de l’état fluide”.- 5. “Remarks on the liquefaction of hydrogen, on thermodynami-cal similarity and on the use of vacuum vessels”.- 6. “Expression of the equation of state of gases and liquids by means of series”.- 7. “The liquefaction of helium”.- 8. “Further experiments with liquid helium. E. A helium cryostat. Remarks on the preceding communications”.- 9. “Further experiments with liquid helium. U. (Isotherms of monatomic substances and their binary mixtures. XXIV). Isotherms of helium at 4.2°K and lower” co-authored with J.D.A. Boks.- C. Properties of Liquid Helium.- 10. “Further experiments with liquid helium. A. Isotherms of monatomic gases etc. VIII. Thermal properties of helium”.- 11. “Further experiments with liquid helium. V. The variation of density of liquid helium below the boiling point” co-authored with J.D.A. Boks.- 12. “Further experiments with liquid helium. BB. Preliminary determinations of the specific heat of liquid helium” co-authored with L.I. Dana.- D. Electrical Researches.- 13. “On phosphorescence at very low temperatures” co-authored with Henri and Jean Becquerel.- 14. “Further experiments with liquid helium. B. On the change in the resistance of pure metals at very low temperatures, etc. III. The resistance of platinum at very low temperatures”.- 15. “Further experiments with liquid helium. C. On the changeof electric resistance of pure metals at very low temperatures etc. IV. The resistance of pure mercury at helium temperatures”.- 16. “Further experiments with liquid helium. D. On the change of electrical resistance of pure metals at very low temperatures etc. V. The disappearance of the resistance of mercury”.- 17. “Further experiments with liquid helium. G. On the electrical resistance of pure metals, etc. VI. On the sudden change in the rate at which the resistance of mercury disappears”.- 18. “Further experiments with liquid helium. H. On the electrical resistance of pure metals, etc. VII. The potential difference necessary for the electrical current through mercury below 4.19°K”.- 19. “Further experiments with liquid helium. H. On the electrical resistance etc. (continued). VIII. The sudden disappearance of the ordinary resistance of tin, and the superconductive state of lead”.- 20. “Further experiments with liquid helium. I. The Hall-effect, and the magnetic change in resistance in supra conductors which are brought into a magnetic field, at low temperatures. IX. The appearance of galvanic resistance at a threshold value of the field”.- 21. “Further experiments with liquid helium. J. The imitation of an Ampère molecular current or of a permanent magnet by means of a supra-conductor”.- 22. “Further experiments with liquid helium. L. The persistence f current without electromotive force in supraconducting circuits. (Continuation of J)”.- 23. “Further experiments with liquid helium. AA. The disturbance of supra-conductivity by magnetic fields and currents. The hypothesis of Silsbee” co-authored with W. Tuyn.- E. Magnetic Researches.- 24. “Researches on magnetization at very low temperatures” co-authored with Pierre Weiss.- 25.“Researches on the magnetization of liquid and solid oxygen” co-authored with Albert Perrier.- 26. “Reseaches on magnetism. III. On para — and dia-magnetism at very low temperatures” co-authored with Albeit Perrier.- 27. “Magnetic investigations. XIII. The susceptibility of liquid mixtures of oxygen and nitrogen, and the influence of the mutual distance of the molecules upon paramagnetism” co-authored with Albert Perrier.- Editors’ Notes.- Notes for A1.- Notes for A2.- Notes for A3.- Notes for B4.- Notes for B5.- Notes for B6.- Notes for B7.- Notes for B8.- Notes for B9.- Notes for C10.- Notes for C11.- Notes for C12.- Notes for D13.- Notes for D14.- Notes for D15.- Notes for D16.- Notes for D17.- Notes for D18.- Notes for D19.- Notes for D20.- Notes for D21.- Notes for D22.- Notes for D23.- Notes for E24.- Notes for E25.- Notes for E26.- Notes for E27.- Published Works of H. Kamerlingh Onnes.- Name Index.