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- Coal-dust hazards in industrial plants
- Oxygen-oil explosions.
- Some experiments on the initiation of coal-dust explosions by gas explosions
- Rock-dust does stop or limit mine explosions
- The explosion and fire hazards of hydrocarbon-carbon tetrachloride mixtures
- Explosion and fire hazards of combustible anesthetics
- Explosive properties of cyclopropane :prevention of explosions by dilution with inert gases
- Gas explosions in buildings :their cause and prevention
- Ignition temperatures of acetylene-air and acetylene-oxygen mixtures
- Limits of inflammability of butadiene in air
- Theoretical calculations for explosives.
- Gas explosions in buildings :their cause and prevention
- Limits of inflammability and ignition temperatures of nicotine in air
- Damage from air blast :progress report [No.] 1
- Theoretical calculations for explosives.
- Prevention of butadiene-air explosions by addition of nitrogen and carbon dioxide
- Damage from air blast :progress report 2
- The "carbon-oxygen complex" as a possible initiator of explosions and formation of carbon monoxide in compressed-air systems
- Effect of high pressures on the explosibility of mixtures of ethane, air, and carbon dioxide and of ethane, air, and nitrogen
- Gas explosions and their prevention
- Report of research and technologic work on explosives, explosions, and flames,fiscal years 1951 and 1952 / by Bernard Lewis.
- Elimination of ethyl mercaptan vapor-air explosions in stench warning systems
- Communication of flame through cylindrical channels
- Suppression and transmission of explosions by cylindrical channels
- Explosion hazards of diethyl ether
- Fire and explosion in a blasting agent mix building, Norton, Va.
- Explosion hazards of ammonium nitrate under fire exposure
- Explosion development in a spherical vessel
- Reactivity of ANFO with pyrite containing weathering products-evaluation of additional inhibitors