Cook, William

Frederick G. Bordwell Allen Buck J. H. Clark George H. Coleman William B. Cook William R. Darby Duncan G, Foster Oliver Geummitt Walter H. Hartung Jonathan L. Hartwell... 

The authors gratefully acknowledge Drs. Anita Cook, William Isbell, and Jos6 Ochatoma of the Conchopata Archaeological Project, who provided access to the valuable Conchopata skeletal collection and logistical support in the field. 

Corriher S.O., Ccookwise - The Hows and Whys of Successful Cooking, William Morrow, New York (1997). 

Cook, William, M.D. A Compend of the Newer Materia Medica. Chicago William Cook, 1896. 

Apparently, higher acid number of a given crude, either by nature or due to the addition of known acid, would lower its interfacial tension. However, Cooke, Williams, and Keledzne (4) found that although in-situ oxidation with air further increases the acid number of a given crude, this artificially-made high acid number crude could not be successfully flooded with alkaline water. 

Frederick G Bordwell Allen Buck J H Clark George H Coleman William B Cook William R Darby Duncan G Foster Oliver Grummitt Walter H Hartung Jonathan L Hartwell C R Hauser Kenneth L Howard... 

By tradition, most of the efforts to change wettability with either strong acids or alkali have been directed toward making substances more water-wet. However, Cooke, Williams and Kolodzie (29) described a field trial wherein a water-wet reservoir was actually changed to a system which was more oil-wet with a small increase in recovery resulting from the injection of an alkaline material. In order to effect this unusual wettability reversal from water-wet to oil-wet, it was necessary to achieve the right conditions of temperature, pH and, especially, salt concentration. 

Fellinger, R. C., and Cook, W. J., Introduction to Engineering Thermodynamics, William C. Brown, Dubuque, 1985. 

Cook et al, Aluminized Explosives , JPhys-Chem 61,189-96 (1957) 64) W.O. William-... 

Christopher L. Cook, John T. Johnson, and William E. Wade... 

Submitted by Anthony R. Ronzio and William B. Cook. Checked by C. G. Stuckwisch and Henry Gilman. 

Hunt SC, Cook NR, Oberman A, Cutler JA, Hennekens CH, Allender PS, Walker WG, Whelton PK, Williams RR. Angiotensinogen genotype, sodium reduction, weight loss, and prevention of hypertension - trials of Hypertension Prevention, Phase II. Hypertension 1998 32 393-401. 

Emge TJ, Wang HH, Beno MA, Leung PCW, Firestone MA, Jenkins HC, Cook JD, Carlson KD, Williams JM, Venturini EL, Azevedo LJ, Schirber JE (1985) Inorg Chem 24 1736... 

Josiah P. Cooke, Jr., Elements of Chemical Physics (Boston Little, Brown and Co., 1860) vi. In his textbook section, "Chemical Physics," William Allen Miller treated elasticity, cohesion, adhesion, light, heat, magnetism, static electricity, galvanic electricity, and thermoelectricity. In W. A. Miller, Elements of Chemistry Theoretical and Practical (London John Parker, 1855). 

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