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March 1928
Vol. 5 No. 3
Editor's outlook.251
A chemist of a century ago. (Samuel L. Mitchell).253
Hall, Courtney R.
Chemical microscopy. II. Its value in the training of chemists.258
Chamot, E. M.; Mason, C. W.
Emerson and chemistry.269
Browne, C. A.
A simple illustration of the law of mass action.279
Skinner, S. A.
A chemistry exhibit.280
Bell, Fannie L.
Chemistry in the development of the gas industry.291
Jones, Minor C. K.
The teaching of chemistry in a democracy.301
Kokatnur, Vaman R.
How to teach chemistry: Library helps.303
Hendricks, B. Clifford.
What to expect of the high-school student in chemical formula and equation writing.304
Brauer, Oscar Leo.
The relation of the forest mantle to the teaching of chemistry in secondary schools.314
Benson, H. K.
Intensive training in chemistry.317
Silverman, Alexander.
What a summer-school course in chemical engineering can accomplish.323
Keyes, D. B.
The need for standards in courses in the teaching of chemistry.326
Frank, Joseph O.
The research instructor for colleges.337
Holmes, Harry N.
Positions open to graduate students majoring in chemistry, in various colleges and universities.338
McPherson, William.
Sanitation, safety, and convenience in pipetting.343
McCrackan, Robert F.; Passamaneck, Emanuel.
A new method for demonstrating dust explosions.349
Dunbar, Ralph E.
The preparation of a wood char.350
Evans, William Lloyd.
LTE.356
Smith, Fredrick G.
LTE.357
Mehlig, J. P.
The mechanism of homogeneous organic reactions from the physical-chemical standpoint.370
Coghill, Robert D.
Avicennae de congelatione et conglutinatione lapidum.371
Davis, Tenney L.
Quantitative chemical analysis.371
Chapin, W. H.
Physical chemistry and biophysics for students of biolody and medicine.372
Johnston, Earl S.
The electronic theory of valency.373
Taylor, Hugh S.
The higher coal-tar hydrocarbons.373
Rice, F. O.
Annual survey of american chemistry. Volume II. July 1, 1926- July 1, 1927.374
Dains, F. B.
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