Milton Harris
Affiliations: | National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, MD, United States |
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Sign in to add mentor| Treat Baldwin Johnson | grad student | 1929 | Yale | |
| (Study of the fibroin from silk in the isoelectric region) | ||||
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| Bogaty H, Hollies NRS, Harris M. (1957) Some Thermal Properties of Fabrics Part I: The Effect of Fiber Arrangement Textile Research Journal. 27: 445-449 |
| Beauregard LG, Brown AE, Harris M. (1953) Supercontraction of Modified Keratin Fibers Textile Research Journal. 23: 642-643 |
| Harris M, Schwartz AM. (1952) Textile Chemical Development: C&EN ANNUAL REVIEW-1951Activity continues ot on accelerated pace with problems of production and end use becoming increasingly important in the field of Chemical & Engineering News. 30: 16-17 |
| Sookne AM, Bogaty H, Harris M. (1951) The Felting of Shrink-Resistant Wool as Related to Some Properties of the Single Fiber: Textile Research Journal. 21: 827-830 |
| Brown AE, Hornstein LR, Harris M. (1951) The Chemical Modification of Wool—Treatment with Formaldehyde Solutions Textile Research Journal. 21: 222-227 |
| Harris M. (1951) CCDA-CMRA SYMPOSIUM ON INDUSTRY NEEDS: More Specific Properties . . .. . . as related to any given end use is the need of the textile industry from new synthetic fibers Chemical & Engineering News. 29: 545-547 |
| Harris M. (1951) SYNTHETIC FIBERS "DISCOVERED": Chemical industry speeds development tempo in synthetic fibers and textile chemicals as textile industry accepts role of chemistry in synthetics Chemical & Engineering News. 29: 35-36 |
| Frishman D, Smith AL, Harris M. (1948) Measurement of the Frictional Properties of Wool Fibers Textile Research Journal. 18: 475-480 |
| Wright RE, Harris M. (1948) Textile Fiber Developments: Textile industry keeps abreast of industrial technical movements... Two new fibrous members of the vinyl family produced ... Firms prepare for volume output of soybean, peanut, and zein protein fiber ... Wool shrinkage-resistance processes reach commercial stage Chemical & Engineering News. 26: 21-23 |
| Harris M, Brown AE. (1947) Natural and Synthetic Protein Fibers Textile Research Journal. 17: 323-330 |