Published in J Hyg (Lond) on January 01, 1901
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The mass and oxygen capacity of the blood in man. J Physiol (1900) 10.55
The colorimetric determination of haemoglobin. J Physiol (1901) 5.12
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Some Improved Methods of Gas Analysis. J Physiol (1898) 1.58
On cyanmethaemoglobin and photomethaemoglobin. J Physiol (1900) 1.55
The supposed oxidation of carbonic oxide in the living body. J Physiol (1900) 1.42
A Method of Detecting and Estimating Carbonic Oxide in Air. J Physiol (1895) 1.08
The Red Colour of Salted Meat. J Hyg (Lond) (1901) 0.86
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Introduction by the Editors, accompanied by a Letter from Sir John Simon. J Hyg (Lond) (1901) 0.75