Field of study: Natuurkunde, Physics

• A standard open manometer of reduced height with transference of pressure by means of compressed gas
  KNAW, Proceedings, 1, 1898-1899, Amsterdam, 1899, pp. 213-227
  
  
• Contributions to the knowledge of the psi-surface of Van der Waals. XI. A gas that sinks in a liquid
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 459-460
  
  
• Contributions to the knowledge of the psi-surface of Van der Waals. XII. On the gas phase sinking in the liquid phase for binary mixtures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 II, 1906-1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 501-507
  
  
• Contributions to the knowledge of the psi-surface of Van der Waals. XIV. Graphical deduction of the results of Kuenen's experiments on mixtures of ethane and nitrous oxide
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 II, 1906-1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 664-672
  
  
• Contributions to the knowledge of the psi-surface of Van der Waals. XV. The case that one component is a gas without cohesion with molecules that have extension. Limited miscibility of two gases
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 II, 1906-1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 786-798
  
  
• Contributions to the knowledge of the psi-surface of Van der Waals. XV. The case that one component is a gas without cohesion with molecules which have extension. Limited miscibility of two gases
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 I, 1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 231-237
  
  
• Contributions to the knowledge of the psi-surface of Van der Waals. XVI. On the gas phase sinking in the liquid phase for binary mixtures in the case that the molecules of one component exert only a feeble attraction
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 I, 1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 274-283
  
  
• Contributions to the knowledge of Van der Waals psi-surface II. The part of the transverse plait in the neighbourhood of the plaitpoint in Kuenen's experimentes on retrograde condensation
  KNAW, Proceedings, 3, 1900-1901, Amsterdam, 1901, pp. 289-298
  
  
• Contributions to the knowledge of van der Waals psi-surface IX the condition of coexistence of binary mixtures of normal substance according to the law of corresponding states
  KNAW, Proceedings, 7, 1904-1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 222-233
  
  
• Contributions to the knowledge of Van der Waals' psi-surface I. Graphical treatment of the transvere plait
  KNAW, Proceedings, 3, 1900-1901, Amsterdam, 1901, pp. 275-288
  
  
• Experiments on the condensation of helium by expansion.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 744-747
  
  
• Expression of the equation of state of gases and liquids by means of series
  KNAW, Proceedings, 4, 1901-1902, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 125-147
  
  
• Further experiments with liquid helium
  KNAW, Proceedings, 13 II, 1910-1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 1093-1113
  
  
• Further experiments with Liquid Helium G. On the electrical resistance of Pure Metals etc. VI. On the Sudden Change in the Rate at which the Resistance of Mercury Disappears
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 II, 1911-1912, Amsterdam, 1912, pp. 818-821
  
  
• Further experiments with liquid helium. 0. On the measurement of very low temperatures XXV. The determination of the temperatures which are obtainded with liquid helium, especially in connection with measurements of the vapour pressure of helium
  KNAW, Proceedings, 18 I, 1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 493-507
  
  
• Further experiments with liquid helium. C. On the change of electric resistance of pure metals at very low temperatures etc. IV. The resistance of pure mercury at helium temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 13 II, 1910-1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 1274-1276
  
  
• Further experiments with Liquid Helium. D. On the change of Electrical Resistance of Pure Metals at very low Temperatures, etc. V. The Disappearance of the resistance of mercury
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 I, 1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 113-115
  
  
• Further experiments with liquid helium. E.A. Helium-Cryostat.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 I, 1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 204-210
  
  
• Further Experiments with Liquid Helium. F. Osotherms of Monatomic Gases etc IX Thermal Properties of Helium
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 II, 1911-1912, Amsterdam, 1912, pp. 678-684
  
  
• Further experiments with liquid helium. H. On the electrical resistance of pure metals etc. VII. The potential difference necessary for the electric current through mercury below 4°19K
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 1406-1430
  
  
• Further experiments with liquid helium. H. On the galvanic resistance of pure metals etc. VII. The potential difference necessary for an electrical current through below 4°19 K
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 I, 1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 113-124
  
  
• Further experiments with liquid helium. I. The Hall-effect and the magnetic change in resistance at low temperatures. IX. The appearacne of galvanic resistance in supraconductor, which are brought into a magnetic field at a treshold value of the field
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 II, 1913-1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 987-992
  
  
• Further experiments with liquid helium. II. On the electrical resistance etc. VIII. The sudden disappearance of the ordinary resistance of tin, and the super conductive state of lead
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 II, 1913-1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 673-688
  
  
• Further experiments with liquid helium. J. The imitation of an Ampère molcular current or a permanent magnet by means of a supra-conductor. (Cont.)
  KNAW, Proceedings, 17 I, 1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 278-283
  
  
• Further experiments with liquid helium. J. The imitation of an ampere molecular current or of a permanent magnet by means of a supra conductor
  KNAW, Proceedings, 17 I, 1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 12-20
  
  
• Further experiments with liquid helium. K. Apearance of beginning paramagnetic saturation
  KNAW, Proceedings, 17 I, 1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 283-286
  
  
• Improvement to the open mercury manometer of reduced height with transference of pressure by means of compressed gas
  KNAW, Proceedings, 8 I, 1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 75-76
  
  
• Inprovement in the transference of pressure by compressed gas especially for the determination of isothermals II
  KNAW, Proceedings, 8 I, 1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 76-77
  
  
• Investigation of the viscosity of gases at low temperatures. II. Helium
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 1396-1399
  
  
• Investigation of the viscosity of gases at low temperatures. III. Comparison of the results obtained with the law of corresponding states
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 1399-1403
  
  
• Investigation on the viscosity of gases at low temperatures. I. Hydrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 1386-1396
  
  
• Isothermals of di-atomic substances and their binary mixtures XIII. Liquid-densities of hydrogen between the boiling point and the triple point contraction of hydrogen on freezing
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 I, 1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 245-247
  
  
• Isothermals of di-atomic substances and their binary mixtures XV. Vapor-pressures of oxygen and critical point of oxigen and nitrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 17 III, 1914-1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 950-953
  
  
• Isothermals of di-atomic substances and their binary mixtures. XIX. A preliminary determination of the critical point of hydrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 I, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 178-184
  
  
• Isothermals of di-atomic substances and their binary mixtures. XVII. Preliminary measurements concerning the isothermal of hydrogen at 20°C. from 60 to 90 atmospheres
  KNAW, Proceedings, 18 I, 1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 458-464
  
  
• Isothermals of di-atomic substances and their binary mixtures. XVIII. The isothermal of hydrogen at 20°C from 60-100 atmospheres
  KNAW, Proceedings, 18 I, 1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 465-472
  
  
• Isothermals of diatomic gases and their binary mixtures. I. Piezometers of variables volume for low temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 3, 1900-1901, Amsterdam, 1901, pp. 621-627
  
  
• Isothermals of diatomic substances and their binary mixtures. XV. Vapour pressures of oxygen and critical point of oxygen and nitrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 18 I, 1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 409-409
  
  
• Isothermals of mon-atomic substances and their binary mixtures. XIX. Vapour-pressures of neon between the boiling point and the critical point
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 II, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 1160-1162
  
  
• Isothermals of monatomic gases and of their binary mixtures. XVII. Isothermals of neon and preliminary determinations concerning the liquid condition of neon
  KNAW, Proceedings, 18 I, 1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 515-520
  
  
• Isothermals of non-atomic substances and their binary mixtures. XVIII. A preliminary determination of the critical point of neon
  KNAW, Proceedings, 19 II, 1917, Amsterdam, 1917, pp. 1058-1062
  
  
• Isotherms of di-atomic gases and binary mixtures. VI. Isotherms of hydrogen between -104°C and -217°C
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 II, 1906-1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 754-775
  
  
• Isotherms of diatomic gases and their binary mixtures. II. The determination of density with the piezometer of variable volume for low temperatures. III. The isotherms of oxygen at 20.0ºc, 15.6ºC., 0.0ºC. IV. The compressibility of hydrogen at 0ºC and 20º
  KNAW, Proceedings, 4, 1901-1902, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 761-767
  
  
• Isotherms of diatomic gases and their binary mixtures. V. An accurate volumenometer and mixing apparatus
  KNAW, Proceedings, 5, 1902-1903, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 636-642
  
  
• Isotherms of diatomic gases and their binary mixtures. VI. Isotherms of hydrogen between -104°C and -217°C
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 I, 1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 204-206
  
  
• Isotherms of diatomic gases and their binary mixtures. VI. Isotherms of hydrogen between -104°C. and -217°C. (Continued.)
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 413-419
  
  
• Isotherms of diatomic gases and their binary mixtures. VII. Isotherms of hydrogen between 0° C. and 100° C
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 419-421
  
  
• Isotherms of diatomic gases and their binary mixtures. VIII. The breaking stress of glass and the use of glass tubes in measurements under high pressure at ordinary and low temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 11, 1908-1909, Amsterdam, 1909, pp. 30-37
  
  
• Isotherms of diatomic substances and of their binary mixtures. XII. The compressibility of hydrogen vapour at, and below the boiling point
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 I, 1912, 1912, pp. 405-417
  
  
• Isotherms of monatomic gases and of their binary mixtures. VII. Isotherms of argon between +20°C and -150°C
  KNAW, Proceedings, 13 II, 1910-1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 614-625
  
  
• Isotherms of monatomic gases and their binary mixtures. I. Isotherms of helium between +100°C and -217°C
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 445-450
  
  
• Isotherms of monatomic gases and their binary mixtures.III. Data concerning neon and helium
  KNAW, Proceedings, 12, 1909-1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 175-178
  
  
• Isotherms of monatomic substances and of their binary mixtures. IX. The behaviour of agon with regard to the law of corresponding states
  KNAW, Proceedings, 13 II, 1910-1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 1012-1021
  
  
• Isotherms of monatomic substances and of their binary mixtures. X. The behaviour of argon with respect to the law of corrsponding states
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 I, 1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 158-163
  
  
• Isotherms of monatomic substances and of their binary mixtures. XI. Remarks upon the critical temperature of neon and upon the melting point of oxygen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 I, 1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 163-165
  
  
• Isotherms of monatomic substances and their binary mixtures. II. Isotherms of helium at -253ºC and -259ºC. On the condensation of helium. Experiments on the condensation of helium by expansion
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 741-744
  
  
• Isotherms of monatomic substances and their binary mixtures. XIV.Calculation of some thermal quantities for argon
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 952-960
  
  
• Isotherms of monatomic substances and their binary mixtures. XX. Isothermals of neon from + 20°C to -217°C
  KNAW, Proceedings, 22 I, 1919-1920, Amsterdam, 1919, pp. 108-118
  
  
• Isotherms of monatomic substances and their binary mixtures.II Isotherns of helium at-253oC and 259oC.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 741-742
  
  
• Isotherms of monatomic sunstances and of their binary mixtures. XIII. The empirical reduced equation of state for argon
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 I, 1912, 1912, pp. 273-280
  
  
• Magnetic researches XIII. The susceptibility of lquid mixtures of oxygen and nitrogen and the influence of the mutual distance of the molecules upon paramagnetism
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 II, 1913-1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 901-916
  
  
• Magnetic researches. V. The initial susceptibility of nickel at very low temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 II, 1911-1912, Amsterdam, 1912, pp. 1004-1007
  
  
• Magnetic researches. VI. On paramagnetism at low temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 I, 1912, 1912, pp. 322-330
  
  
• Magnetic researches. VII. On paramagnetism at low temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 965-971
  
  
• Magnetic researches. VIII. On the susceptibility of gaseous oxygen at low temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 1404-1406
  
  
• Magnetic researches. X. Apparatus for the general cryomagnetic investigation of substances of small susceptibility
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 II, 1913-1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 689-699
  
  
• Magnetic researches. X. Apparatus for the genral cryomagnetic investigation or substances of small susceptibility cont
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 II, 1913-1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 786-789
  
  
• Magnetic researches. XII. The susceptibility of solid oxygen in two forms
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 II, 1913-1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 894-901
  
  
• Magnetic researches. XIV. On paramagnetism at low temperatures. (Cont. of VII.)
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 II, 1913-1914, Amsterdam, 1914, pp. 917-920
  
  
• Measurements on resistance of a pyrite at low temperature down to the melting point of hydrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 1384-1386
  
  
• Methods and apparatus used in the cryogenic laboratory at leiden. X. How to obtain baths of constant and uniform temperature by means of liquid hydrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 156-180
  
  
• Methods and Apparatus used in the Cryogenic Laboratory II: Mercury pump for compressing pure and costly gases under high pressure
  KNAW, Proceedings, 2, 1899-1900, Amsterdam, 1900, pp. 437-458
  
  
• Methods and apparatus used in the cryogenic laboratory IX. The purifying of gases by cooling cobined with compression especially the preparing of pure hydrogen.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 8 I, 1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 82-85
  
  
• Methods and apparatus used in the cryogenic laboratory VI. The methylchloride circulation
  KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 668-678
  
  
• Methods and apparatus used in the cryogenic laboratory VIII. Cryostat with liquid oxygen for temoeratures below -210 C
  KNAW, Proceedings, 8 I, 1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 79-82
  
  
• Methods and apparatus used in the cryogenic laboratory. I
  KNAW, Proceedings, 2, 1899-1900, Amsterdam, 1900, pp. 129-140
  
  
• Methods and apparatus used in the cryogenic laboratory. III. Baths of very uniform and constant low temperatures in the cryostat
  KNAW, Proceedings, 5, 1902-1903, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 502-510
  
  
• Methods and apparatus used in the cryogenic laboratory. VI. The methylchloride circulation
  KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 668-678
  
  
• Methods and apparatus used in the cryogenic laboratory. VII A modified cryostat
  KNAW, Proceedings, 8 I, 1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 77-79
  
  
• Methods and apparatus used in the cryogenic laboratory. XV. An apparatus for the purification of gaseous hydrogen by means of liquid hydrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 11, 1908-1909, Amsterdam, 1909, pp. 883-886
  
  
• Methods and apparatus used in the cryogenic laboratory. XVI. The neon-cycle
  KNAW, Proceedings, 18 I, 1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 507-515
  
  
• Methods and apparatus used in the cryogenic laboratory. XVII. Cryostat for temperature between 27°K and 44°K
  KNAW, Proceedings, 19 II, 1917, Amsterdam, 1917, pp. 1049-1058
  
  
• Methods and appartus used in the cryogenic laboratory.III
  KNAW, Proceedings, 5, 1902-1903, Amsterdam, 1902, pp. 628-636
  
  
• On de Heen's experiments about the critical state
  KNAW, Proceedings, 3, 1900-1901, Amsterdam, 1901, pp. 628-643
  
  
• On differences of density in the neighbourhood of the critical state arising from differences of temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 3, 1900-1901, Amsterdam, 1901, pp. 691-695
  
  
• On phosphorescence at very low temperature
  KNAW, Proceedings, 12, 1909-1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 76-88
  
  
• On piezo-electric and pyro-electric properties of quartz at low temperatures down to that of liquid hydrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 1380-1383
  
  
• On standard gasmanometers
  KNAW, Proceedings, 2, 1899-1900, Amsterdam, 1900, pp. 29-40
  
  
• On the change induced by pressure in electrical resistance at low temperatures I
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 947-952
  
  
• On the change of the resistance of the metals at very low temperatures and the influence exerted on it by small amounts of admixtures.I
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 I, 1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 207-215
  
  
• On the comparison of the thermo-element constantin-steel with the hydrogen thermometer
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 403-405
  
  
• On the equation of state of a substance in the neighbourhood of the critical points liquid-gas II.Spectrophotometrical investigation of the opalescence of a substance in the neighbourhood of the critical state.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 611-623
  
  
• On the equation of state of a sunstance in the neighbourhood of the critical point liquid gas. I. The disturbance function in the neighbourhood of the critical state
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 603-610
  
  
• On the HALL effect and the change in the resistance in a magnetic field at low temperatures. II. The HALL-effect and the resistance increase for bismuth in a magnetic field at, and below, the boiling point of hydrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 I, 1912, 1912, pp. 319-321
  
  
• On the Hall-effect and on the change in electrical resistance in a magnetic field at low temperatures. VIII. The HALL-effect in Telluvium and Bismuth at low temperatures down to the melting point of hydrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 997-1003
  
  
• On the Hall-effect and on the change in resistance in a magnetic field at low temperatures. VI. The HALL-effect for nickel, and the magnetic change in resisrance of nickel, mercury and iron at low temperatures down to the melting point of hydrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 981-987
  
  
• On the Hall-effect and on the change in resistance in a magnetic field at low temperatures. VII. The HALL-effect for gold-silver alloys at low temperatures down to the melting point of hydrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 988-996
  
  
• On the Hall-effect and the change in resistance in a magnetic field at low temperatures. V. Measurements on the Hall effect for alloys at the boiling point of hydrogen and at lower temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 I, 1912, 1912, pp. 649-666
  
  
• On the Hall-effect and the change in the resistance in a magnetic field at low temperatures. I. Measurements on the Hall-effect and the change in the resistance of metals and alloys in a magnetic field at the boiling point of hydrogen and at lower tempera
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 I, 1912, 1912, pp. 307-318
  
  
• On the measurement of low temperatures. XXVII. Vapour-pressures of hydrogen in the neighbourhood of the boilings point and between the boiling point and the critical temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 II, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 991-999
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures XII.Comparison of the platinum resistance thermometer with the gold resistance thermometer.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 213-216
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures XIV. Reduction of the readings of the hydrogen thermometer of constant volume to the absolute scale.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 II, 1906-1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 775-785
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures XVIII. The determination of the absolute zero according to hydrogen thermometer of constant volume and the reduction of the readings on the normal hydrogen thermometer to the absolute scale.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 429-432
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. III. Coefficient of pressure variation of pure hydrogen between 0° and 100°
  KNAW, Proceedings, 3, 1900-1901, Amsterdam, 1901, pp. 299-316
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. IX. Comparison of a thermo -element constantin-steel with the hydrogen thermometer
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 180-198
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. V. The expansion coefficient of Jena- and Thüringer glass between +16° and -182°C
  KNAW, Proceedings, 7, 1904-1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 674-684
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. VI. Improvements of the protected thermoelements; a battery of standard-thermoelements and its use for thermoelectric determinations of temperature
  KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 642-648
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. X Coefficient of expansion of Jena glass and of platinum between +16° and -182°
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 199-207
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. XI. A comparison of the platinum resistance thermometer with the hydrogen thermometer.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 207-213
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. XIII. Determinations with the hydrogen thermometer
  KNAW, Proceedings, 9 I, 1906, Amsterdam, 1906, pp. 367-378
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. XIX. Derivation of the pressure coefficient of helium for the international heliumthermometer and the reduction of the readings on the helium thermometer to the absolute scale
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 589-592
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. XV. Calibration of some platinum-resistance thermometers
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 I, 1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 200-203
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. XVII. Determination for testing purposes with the hydrogen thermometer and the resistance thermometer
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 422-428
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. XX. Influence of the deviations from the law of Boyle-Charles on the temperature measured on the scale of the gas-thermometer of constant volume according to observation with this apparatus
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 743-744
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. XXI. On the standardizing of temperatures by means of boiling points of pure substances. The determination of the vapour pressure of oxygen at three temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 11, 1908-1909, Amsterdam, 1909, pp. 333-341
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. XXII. The thermo-element gold-silver at liquid hydrogen temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 11, 1908-1909, Amsterdam, 1909, pp. 344-345
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. XXVII. Vapour-pressures of hydrogen in the neighbourhood of the boiling point and between the boiling point and the critical temperature
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 II, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 1155-1159
  
  
• On the measurement of very low temperatures. XXVIII. Comparison of the platium and the gold resistance thermometers with the helium-thermometer
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 II, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 1163-1176
  
  
• On the rectilinear diameter for argon
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 960-965
  
  
• Repetition of De Heen's and Teichner's experiments on the criterial state
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 I, 1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 215-230
  
  
• Researches of magnetism. III. On para and diamagnetic at very low temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 I, 1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 115-122
  
  
• Researches on Magnetism. IV. On Paramagnetism at very low temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 14 II, 1911-1912, Amsterdam, 1912, pp. 674-678
  
  
• Researches on magnetization at very low temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 12, 1909-1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 649-677
  
  
• Researches on the magnetization of liquid and solid oxygen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 12, 1909-1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 799-835
  
  
• Some remarks on the expansion of platinum at low temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 I, 1907, Amsterdam, 1907, pp. 342-344
  
  
• The absorption spectra of the compounds of the rare earths at the temperatures obtainable with liquid hydrogen, and their change by the magnetic field.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 10 II, 1907-1908, Amsterdam, 1908, pp. 592-603
  
  
• The behaviour of the phosphorescent sulfides of the alkaline earths at various temperatures, and particularly at very low temperatures.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 12, 1909-1910, Amsterdam, 1910, pp. 157-174
  
  
• The determination of the conditions of coexistence of vapour and liquid phases of mixtures of gases at low temperatures
  KNAW, Proceedings, 7, 1904-1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 233-241
  
  
• The liquefaction of helium.
  KNAW, Proceedings, 11, 1908-1909, Amsterdam, 1909, pp. 168-185
  
  
• The radiation of radium at the temperature of liquid hydrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 15 II, 1912-1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 1430-1441
  
  
• The Rectilinear Diameter for Oxygen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 13 II, 1910-1911, Amsterdam, 1911, pp. 939-956
  
  
• The rectilinear diameter of nitrogen
  KNAW, Proceedings, 17 III, 1914-1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 953-959
  
  
• The representation of the continuity of the liquid and gaseous conditions on the one hand and the various solid aggregations on the other by the entropy-volume-energy of Gibbs
  KNAW, Proceedings, 6, 1903-1904, Amsterdam, 1904, pp. 678-700
  
  
• The specific heat at low temperatures. I. Measurements on the specific heat of lead between 14° and 80°K. and of copper between 15° and 22°K
  KNAW, Proceedings, 17 III, 1914-1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 894-914
  
  
• The specific heat at low temperatures. II. Measurements on the specific heat of copper between 14 and 90°K
  KNAW, Proceedings, 18 I, 1915, Amsterdam, 1915, pp. 484-493
  
  
• The specific heat at low temperatures. III. Measurements of the specific heat of solid nitrogen between 14°K. and the triple point and of liquid nitrogen between the triple point and the boiling point
  KNAW, Proceedings, 18 II, 1916, Amsterdam, 1916, pp. 1247-1255
  
  
• The specific heat at low temperatures. IV. Measurements of the specific heat of liquid hydrogen. Preliminary results on the specific heat of solid hydrogen and on the heat of fusion of hydrogen 1000
  KNAW, Proceedings, 20 II, 1918, Amsterdam, 1918, pp. 1000-1004
  
  
• The validity of the law of corresponding states for mixtures of methyl chloride and carbon dioxide
  KNAW, Proceedings, 7, 1904-1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 285-290
  
  
• The validity of the law of corresponding states for mixtures of methyl chloride and carbon dioxide
  KNAW, Proceedings, 7, 1904-1905, Amsterdam, 1905, pp. 377-383
  
  
• The vapour pressures of hydrogen from the boiling point down to near the triple point
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 I, 1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 440-445
  
  
• Vapour pressure of substances of low critical temperature at low reduced temperatures. I. Vapour pressures of carbon dioxide between -160°C and -183°C
  KNAW, Proceedings, 16 I, 1913, Amsterdam, 1913, pp. 215-227