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February 1930
Vol. 7 No. 2
The story of aluminum.233
Holmes, Harry N.
Some commercial applications of aluminum.245
Hobbs, Douglas B.
Bios.257
Miller, W. Lash.
The education of the superior student.283
Abel, John J.
Chemical warfare: III. Weapons, tactics, and protection.294
Shiver, H. E.
Preparation of tertiary butyl chloride.313
Ginnings, P. M.
Oscar Loew.314
Oesper, R. E.
Chemical training for power plant engineers.316
Work, Lincoln T.
Teaching inorganic chemistry to thousands.321
Ehret, William F.
Conductance titrations in non-aqueous solvents and their use as a pedagogical aid.341
Lucasse, Walter W.; Abrahams, H. J.
Lecture demonstration on hydrogen.349
Adams, C. S.
The problem of problems in high-school chemistry.355
Winter, Paul K.
Some unusual student projects.358
Walters, Orville S.
Analysis in first-year chemistry.361
Franklin, G. T.
Quantitative analysis for medical students.365
Sarver, Landon A.
A delicate procedure for qualitative detection of tin.367
Scott, Wilfred W.; Koelsche, Charles L.
Trends and tendencies in the teaching of chemistry in normal schools and teachers' colleges.371
VandeVoort, Alice M.
Note on the production of the "chemical" moss.398
Lava, V. G.; Etorma, S. B.
Where chemical analyses fail.399
Bartlett, Guy.
Carbon dioxide: II. Its industrial application.403
Quinn, Elton L.
Working model of a plant nitrator.434
Dennis, S. C.
Calcium chloride for snow removal.441
Richardson, Lionel.
L.T.E.448
Smallwood, Hugh M.
An Introduction to Modern Organic Chemistry.482
Adams, Roger.
How to Teach Secondary Chemistry and Allied Sciences.482
Evans, Don C.
The Constitutions of Sugar.483
Wolfrom, M. L.
Outlines of Biochemistry.484
Johnson, Treat B.
Lectures on Biological Aspects of Colloidal and Physiologic Chemistry.485
Zimmerman, P. W.
Pettibone's Textbook of Physiological Chemistry.486
Sy, A. P.
The Science of Nutrition Simplified. A Popular Introduction to Dietics.486
Sands, Lila.
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