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June 1929
Vol. 6 No. 6
Editor's outlook.1015
The technology of tanning.1019
McLaughlin, Geo. D.; O'Flaherty, Fred.
Award of American Institute of Chemists. Introduction.1035
Breithut, Frederick E.
Advance of the nation through the science of chemistry.1037
Herty, Charles H.
Chemistry in relation to medicine.1045
Abel, John J.
Pioneers in public service. (Am. Inst. Chemists' medal award).1065
Davis, John W.
To Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Garvan (Poem).1068
Munger, Robert L.
Presentation address. (Am. Inst. Chemists' medal award).1069
Finley, John H.
Acceptance address (Am. Inst. Chemists' medal award).1072
Garvan, Francis P.
Charles Mayer Wetherill, 1825-1871.1076
Smith, Edgar F.
Biophysical chemistry. part II.1090
Cofman, V.; Du Pont Du Nemours, E. I.
A Brownian movement apparatus.1099
Doane, Harry Clifford.; Dow, William A.
Insects and chemistry.1100
Rudolfs, Willem.
Rheology. I. The nature of fluid flow.1113
Bingham, Eugene C.
Educational aims in teaching elementary chemistry.1120
Coulson, Francis C.
Reform in the chemistry curriculum.1126
Havighurst, Robert J.
Improvement of scientific ability through the use of the individual laboratory exercise in chemistry.1130
Horton, Ralph E.
A rational method for balancing exceptional chemical equations.1136
Park, Bart.
High-school projects in chemistry.1139
Law, S. D.
The measurement of change in volume on solution.1144
Washburn, E. Roger.
A simplified gas generator.1147
Evans, Gregg M.
The columbus meeting.1148
Baker, R. A.
Your afterself.1152
Jordan, David Starr
Students' exhibit at the Columbus meeting, A. C. S.1153
McGill, Martin V.
The nature and meaning of teaching.1181
Ritchie, John W.
Enriched teaching of science in the high school.1181
Evans, Don C.
History of recent chemistry (in the japanese language).1182
Davis, Tenney L.
Moderne methoden der kohlenverwertung. ferngas and kohleverflÅssigung. (modern methods of the utilization of coal. "fern gas" and liquefaction of coal.).1182
Scheflan, Leopold
Science for the home manager.1183
G., M. W.
The use of scales for rating pupils answers to thought questions.1183
G., M. W.
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