The Jews in modern Mexico

by Victor Harris

The Jews of Philadelphia : their history from the earliest settlements to the present time. A record of events and institutions, and of leading members of the Jewish community in every sphere of activity

Henry Samuel Morais

The Jews in the making of America

by George Cohen

The jews of Baltimore : an historical summary of their progress and status as citizens of Baltimore from early days to the year 1910

by Isidor Blum. With special contrib. by William Rosenau ...

History of the Jews in America : from the period of the discovery of the new world to the present time

by Peter Wiernik

An account of the recent persecution of the Jews at Damascus : with reflections thereon ; an app., cont. various documents connected with the subject

by David Salomons

Persecution of the Jews at Damascus : the result of personal inquiry on the spot

statement of G. W. Pieritz

The history of the Jews in Great Britain : in 3 vol.

by Moses Margoliouth

Jews in Many Lands

by Elkan Nathan Adler

The Jews : a study of race and environment

by Maurice Fishberg

The Jews in Egypt and in Palestine under the Fāṭimid Caliphs : a contribution to their political and communal history based chiefly on Genizah material hitherto unpublished

by Jacob Mann

The Haskalah movement in Russia

by Jacob S. Raisin

The ancient melodies of the liturgy of the Spanish and Portuguese jews

harmonized by Emanuel Aguilar

Dehydration of the zeolite merlinoite from the Khibiny massif, Russia: an in situ temperature-dependent single-crystal X-ray study

Dehydration behaviour of the zeolite merlinoite, NaK11[Al12Si20O64]·15H2O, from the Khibiny massif (Russia) was studied by means of single-crystal X-ray diffraction conjoined with step-wise heating to 225 C. At room temperature merlinoite has the space group Immm with a = 14.0312(5), b = 14.2675(6), c = 10.0874(4) Å, and V = 2019.40(14) Å3. At 75 °C the merlinoite structure undergoes pronounced dehydration accompanied by a phase transition to a structure that has the space group P42/nmc and remains consistent at elevated temperature. A fully dehydrated phase occurs at 200 °C (at 225 °C: a = 13.341(4), b = 13.341(4), c = 9.707(4) Å, V = 1727.7(12) Å3). Dehydration-induced framework distortion and symmetry were found to be different from those observed for synthetic potassium merlinoite with the K11.5[Al11.5Si20.5O64]·15H2O composition.