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August 1930
Vol. 7 No. 8
The story of paper.1739
Benson, H. K.
The 1927 and 1928 Nobel chemistry prize winners, Wieland and Windaus.1763
Lunde, Gulbrand.
Modern physics-a survey.1778
Dushman, Saul.
Pioneers in the commercial development of rubber.1788
Lawrence, James Cooper.
Introduction to symposium on the relation of cotton to chemistry.1802
Herty, Charles H.
The constitution and properties of cellulose.1803
Gray, Harry Leb.
The relation of cotton to synthetic fibers.1811
Mullin, Charles E.
Relation of cotton to lacquers.1821
Callahan, M. J.
The cotton crop and our food supply.1821
Wesson, David.
The relation of cotton to explosives.1832
Woodbridge, R. G.
Liquid ammonia as a solvent, and the ammonia system of compounds. VI. Organic ammonia compounds 3. Mixed acids and the ammonia acids of nitrogen.1850
Fernelius, W. Conrad.; Johnson, Warren C.
The peanut industry. V. Peanut by-products.1859
Lynch, D. F. J.
Objectives of the courses in general chemistry.1869
Brinkley, Stuart R.
Why teach chemistry?1876
Brautlecht, C. A.
Laboratory equipment and laboratory instruction.1878
Hill, G. Albert.
The reclassification of a chemistry library, according to the Library of Congress system.1887
Mason, C. W.
The displacement series as a means of effective chemistry teaching.1895
Nelson, J. E.
Generation of hydrogen sulfide.1901
Snell, Foster D.
The balanced column method for the determination of the density of liquids.1910
Heard, Llewellyn.
Duplex weighing tube.1913
Eskew, W. E.; Vilbrandt, Frank C.
Electrically heated sand-bath hot plates for analytical laboratories.1915
Smith, G. Frederick.
Educational institutions in Cincinnati and vicinity.1922
Morgan, E. J.
Salaries, experience, and training of chemistry teachers in Ohio high schools.1928
Phelan, Earl W.
L.T.E.1936
Law, S. D.
L.T.E.1936
Fairbanks, Ernest E.
The Aluminum Industry.1977
McCullough, James C.
In the Realm of Carbon. The Story of Organic Chemistry.1978
Sampey, John R.
The Structure of Line Spectra.1978
Andrews, Donald H.
Physiology and Biochemistry in Modern Medicine.1979
Clark, W. Mansfield
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