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January 1929
Vol. 6 No. 1
Making pollen extracts for the treatment of hay-fever009
Carter, Edgar B.
Liquid ammonia as a solvent, and the ammonia system of compounds. III. The properties of metals in liquid ammonia.020
Fernelius, W. Conrad.; Johnson, Warren C.
The application of pH control.036
Taylor, W. A.
The processes of color photography. III. Color cinematography.044
Mees, C. E. K.
The chemistry of the red and blue pigments of flowers and fruits.052
Huntress, Ernest H.
Know your foods II. Graham bread.059
Schuette, H. A.
Some illogical ideas that persist in elementary chemistry.065
King, Cecil V.
The nomenclature of high-school chemistry.072
Frank, Joseph O.
Wooden splints for testing gases.081
Palmer, E. D.
Another method of presenting first-year college chemistry.082
Grady, Roy I.
The chemistry training of high-school and college students.085
Cornog, Jacob.
The prediction of the future performance of students from their past records.093
Smith, O. M.
A new method of measuring osmotic pressure.098
Townend, Robert V.
A method for the quantitative determination of oxygen in the atmosphere.105
Cooke, Giles B.
The vapor density of steam.107
Martin, C. S.; Day, J. E.; Evans, W. L.
Simple device for pipetting obnoxious liquids.114
Scheflan, Leopold.
The structure of matter. V. Primary cells.117
Reinmuth, Otto.
What the chemistry student should know about the patent procedure: I. Development of our patent system.123
Van Doren, Lloyd.
Textiles and test tubes.141
Mack, Pauline Beery.
General science in the fifties.149
Gardner, John H.
Feeding iodine to sheep150
Little, Arthur D
L. T. E.151
Daniels, H. R.
L. T. E.151
Rinse, J
L. T. E. 152
Mattern, Louis W.
A laboratory manual of general chemistry177
Maeser, Sherwin
Chemical calculations177
Reedy, J. H.
Introductory qualitative analysis178
Zanetti, J. E.
Elements of qualitative chemical analysis179
Chapin, W. H.
Analytical chemistry. vol. 2. Quantitative analysis179
Willard, H. H.
Elementary practical physical chemistry180
Felsing, W. A.
Molecular rearrangements181
Fry, H Shipley
Textbook of chemistry for nurses and students of home economics182
Krantz, John C.
Textbook of Biochemistry182
Johnson, Treat B.
Colloid chemistry183
Reyerson, L. H.
Sekai kwagaku-shi (universal history of chemistry)184
Davis, Tenney L.
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