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February 1928
Vol. 5 No. 2
Editor's outlook.119
J. Lawrence Smith.123
Sampey, John R.
Importance of physical investigations in the study of the constitution of wood.129
Stamm, Alfred J.
The possible over-emphasis of laboratory instruction in higher institutions.142
Lucasse, Walter W.
Dr. Robert Peter.151
McHargue, J. S.
Posters in chemistry.157
Bell, Fannie L.
Science, the individual and the state.168
Bogert, Marston T.
Interviewing Dr. X.177
Deming, H. G.
A sketch of Dr. John William Mallet, as a chemist and a teacher.183
Dunnington, F. P.
More scientific education: less educational measurement.189
Wade, Frank B.
Flame tests.192
Oser, Joseph I.
Construction and use of models in chemistry.193
Wade, I. W.
Moving amalgam electrodes in class work.197
Michalek, J. C.; Phipps, T. E.
A topical bibliography for the American Chemical Society prize essay contest.202
Wade, I. W.
The volumetric determination of chloride.205
Meldrum, William B.; Forbes, J. C.
A diagnostic study of students' difficulties in chemistry and the effects of application of remedial measures.208
Malin, Joseph E.
The combining weight of copper.223
Day, Jesse E.; Sutton, R. J.
A brief outline of the history of science.241
Smith, Edgar F.
Handbook of chemistry and physics. 241
Keyes, D. B.
Laboratory manual of inorganic chemistry and elementary qualitative analysis.241
Buehrer, T. F.
The making of a chemical, a guide to works practice.242
Haner, Carl.
Beginning chemistry and its uses.243
Smith, H. R.
Qualitative analysis.244
Stone, C. H.
Tentative course of the study in elementary science.244
Powers, S. R.
Certain techniques used in developing a course of study in science for the horace mann elementary school.245
Powers, S. R.
The a b c of hydrogen ion control.245
O. R.
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