What has the author W E S Turner written?

Answer 1

W. E. S. Turner has written:

'The exhibition \\'

'A striking instance of fireclay corrosion through the action of saltcake'

'Some experiments on the acceleration of glass melting by the use of volatile constituents in the batch mixture'

'The technical training of future leaders for the glass industry'

'A notable British seventeenth-century contribution to the literature of glassmaking'

'Specifications in the glass industry'

'Glass fragments from Nimrud of the eighth to the sixth century B.C.'

'Recent studies of the fundamental processes underlying glass melting'

'A bibliographical contribution towards the study of the durability of glass'

'The action of various analytical re-agents on chemical glassware'

'Chemical durability of glasses'

'Reports to the Special Committee on Glasshouse Pots'

'The Department of Glass Technology' -- subject(s): University of Sheffield, University of Sheffield. Department of Glass Technology

'Machinery and methods of manufacture of sheet glass'

'The glass industry of North America in 1929'

'The International Commission on Glass' -- subject(s): International Commission on Glass

'The year's progress in glass research under the auspices of the Glass Research Delegacy'

'Notes on British sources of sand suitable for making colourless bottles'

'Our forefathers in glass'

'Some remarks on technical education'

'The factory inspection of glassware'

'Indian journey'

'A century of German glass technological text-books'

'Recent progress in the study of refractory materials for the glass industry'

'The thermal expansion of glass'

'The technical study of ancient glasses'

'Some glasshouse tests to determine differences in the general characteristics and in the working properties of molten glass'

'Specifications for raw materials in the glass industry'

'The scientific basis of glass melting'

'The commercial importance of furnace design'

'Glass for general scientific and heat-resisting purposes'

'The glass industry of North America in 1924'

'The art of glass engraving'