Surface observation of titanium species on Ziegler-Natta catalysts and correlation of the states to polymerization behavior

Synthesis of Novel Block Copolymers Based on Living Coordination Polymerization of Allene Derivatives by π-Allylnickel Catalysts

Fourier transform infrared studies of additive effects in V2O5/ZrO2 catalysts on their surface structures and catalytic activities

Experimental and Theoretical Studies of Photocatalytic Reactions on Various Zeolite Catalysts Incorporating V,Mo,or Fe Oxide Species in their Framework Structures

Studies on geochemical behavior of environmental radioisotopes and their applications to sedimentology

Report on Industrial Reparations Survey of Japan to the United States of America

Video S1. Footage of behavior of Cardisoma carnifex on the ground surface captured during September 4-5, 2015: (B) burrow plugging by the winner male

Report of the Japanese Delegation to the United States of America on University Education for Public Administration

Study on the water sorption behavior of hydrophobic polymers and its application to a capacitive-type humidity sensor

Court Exh. No. 2764: German note of the declaration of war on United States, handed to the American Charge d'Affairs in Berlin on 11 Dec 1941

Court Exh. No. 2764: German note of the declaration of war on United States, handed to the American Charge d'Affairs in Berlin on 11 Dec 1941

Study on the flexural and shear behavior of high strength reinforced concrete columns subjected to high and fluctuating axial load

Court Exh. No. 26: Communication made to The Netherlands Government on 3 Feb. 1922 by the Department of State of the United States, regarding the respecting by the United States of the rights of The Netherlands in relation to their insular possessions in the region of the Pacific Ocean. Described by Prosecution as "Identic Communication made to the Netherlands Government on 4 Feb. 1922, on behalf of British Commonwealth of Nationals and also 'mutatis mutandis' on behalf of other powers signatory to the Quadruple Pacific Treaty of 13 Dec. 1921" Court Exh. No. 27: Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 3 Feb. 1922, by the Department of State of the United States, regarding the respecting by the United States of the rights of the Portugal in relation to its insular possessions in the region of the Pacific Ocean. Described by Prosecution as "Identic Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 6 Feb. 1922, on behalf of British Commonwealth of Nationals and also 'mutatis mutandis' on behalf of other powers signatory to the Quadruple Pacific Treaty of 13 Dec. 1921"

Court Exh. No. 27: Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 3 Feb. 1922, by the Department of State of the United States, regarding the respecting by the United States of the rights of the Portugal in relation to its insular possessions in the region of the Pacific Ocean. Described by Prosecution as "Identic Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 6 Feb. 1922, on behalf of British Commonwealth of Nationals and also 'mutatis mutandis' on behalf of other powers signatory to the Quadruple Pacific Treaty of 13 Dec. 1921"

Court Exh. No. 26: Communication made to The Netherlands Government on 3 Feb. 1922 by the Department of State of the United States, regarding the respecting by the United States of the rights of The Netherlands in relation to their insular possessions in the region of the Pacific Ocean. Described by Prosecution as "Identic Communication made to the Netherlands Government on 4 Feb. 1922, on behalf of British Commonwealth of Nationals and also 'mutatis mutandis' on behalf of other powers signatory to the Quadruple Pacific Treaty of 13 Dec. 1921"

Court Exh. No. 27: Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 3 Feb. 1922, by the Department of State of the United States, regarding the respecting by the United States of the rights of the Portugal in relation to its insular possessions in the region of the Pacific Ocean. Described by Prosecution as "Identic Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 6 Feb. 1922, on behalf of British Commonwealth of Nationals and also 'mutatis mutandis' on behalf of other powers signatory to the Quadruple Pacific Treaty of 13 Dec. 1921"

Statement handed by Japanese Ambassador (Nomura) to Secretary of State on Dec. 5, 1941. Extract from Foreign Relations of the United States - Japan 1931-1941 Vol. 2, page 784

Intelligence memoranda-material relative to higher authorities in Japan: Information on Japanese estimates of the strength of the United States, British, U. S. S. R., German and Italian Naval Fleets and Air Forces. Report No. 53a(50)(c), USSBS Index Section 2

Court Exh. No. 58: Foreign Relations Series, United States and Japan. Japanese notice of withdrawal from Washington Naval Treaty, 29 Dec. 1934. Japanese notice of withdrawal from London Naval Conference, 15 Jan. 1936. Japanese refusal to accept 14-inch gun limitation 27 Mar. 1937. Britain, United States and France ask Japanese Naval Building plans 5 Feb. 1938. Japanese refusal to reveal naval plans 12 Feb. 1938. Resolution of League 30 Apr. 1932(Draft Armistice). First and second reports adopted by the League of Nations assembly on 6 Oct. 1937

Court Exh. No. 58: Foreign Relations Series, United States and Japan. Japanese notice of withdrawal from Washington Naval Treaty, 29 Dec. 1934. Japanese notice of withdrawal from London Naval Conference, 15 Jan. 1936. Japanese refusal to accept 14-inch gun limitation 27 Mar. 1937. Britain, United States and France ask Japanese Naval Building plans 5 Feb. 1938. Japanese refusal to reveal naval plans 12 Feb. 1938. Resolution of League 30 Apr. 1932(Draft Armistice). First and second reports adopted by the League of Nations assembly on 6 Oct. 1937