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of Keagiu With Antibodies, 563 ; Antibody liespousible for liuniu- 

 nity; Definition of Hay Fever, oGi; Historical; Blackley's Obser- 

 vations, 565; Dunbar Confirmed Blackley's Work; Perennial Vaso- 

 motor Rhinitis; Asthma, 566; Food Allergy, 567; Drug Allergy; 

 Contact Dermatitis, 56S ; Substances Responsible for Contact Der- 

 matitis, 569; Physical Factors in Allergy; Diagnosis of Allergy; 

 Elimination Tests, 570; ('onjunctival Tests; Scratch Tests; Punc- 

 ture Test; Intradermal Test; Patch Test, 5i71; Biological Test; 

 Leucopenie Index; Fosinophiles and Allergy, 572; Meclianism of 

 the Allergic Response, 573; Committees on Allergy Clinics; Com- 

 mittee Recommendations for Clinic Equipment, Supplies and Per- 

 sonnel, 574; Pollen Extracts — Noon Pollen Unit; Controversy Over 

 Nature of Exciting Agent in Pollen, 575; Preparation of Pollen 

 Extract; Standardizing Pollen Extracts, 576; Character of an Al- 

 lergic Skin Reaction; Recording Skin Reactions; Treatment of 

 Allergy, 577; Correct Breathing; Adrenalin and Ephedrine; Dia- 

 tliermy, 578. 



APPENDIX 



Colloids ___________________ 984 



Crystalloids and Colloids; True Solution; Colloidal State; Homo- 

 geneous and Heterogeneous Systems, 584; The Tyndall Effect; Sus- 

 pensoids and Emulsoids — Suspensoids; Emulsoids; Transferability 

 of Emulsoid to Suspensoid; Chemical vs. Colloid Reactions, 585; 

 Specific Surface; Surface Tension, 586; Electrical Phenomena and 

 Surface Potentials; Electrical Double Layer, Helmholtz, 587; Mem- 

 brane Potential; Effect of Cations on Colloids; Critical Potential; 

 Factors Governing Stability of Emulsoids; Migration of Charged 

 Particles — Cataphoresis, 588; Adsorption — -Adsorption and Surface 

 Affinities; Positive Adsorption; Surface Concentration of Dissolved 

 Substance; Surface Wetting; Devaux Experiment, 589; Molecular 

 Orientation. Harkins' Theory; Attraction of Colloids for Each 

 Other — Cohesion, Adhesion and Precipitation, 590 ; Fundamental 

 Problem of Colloid Chemistry; Factors in Emulsoid Stability; Pre- 

 cipitation by Electrolytes, 591; Protective Action of Colloids, 592; 

 Autoprotection ; Effect of Speed of Mixing; Solubility of Precip- 

 itates, 593. 



