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January 1930
Vol. 7 No. 1
Editor's outlook.5
The tung-oil tree.9
Williamson, B. F.
Modern methods of teaching electrochemistry.25
Dorrance, Roy L.
On the teaching of electrochemistry.28
Kahlenberg, Louis.
The beginnings of electrochemical activities.33
Sheean, J. Lyman.
A graphical method of teaching the thermochemistry of high temperatures.43
Stansfield, Alfred.
Electrochemical education in England.48
Jones, E. O.
Electrochemical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.59
Thompson, M. DeKay.
The importance of electrochemistry in the teaching of analytical chemistry.62
Furman, N. Howell.
The teaching of electro-organic chemistry.66
Brockman, C. J.
Unknowns for quantitative analysis.68
Vuilleumier, E. A.
Electrical measuring instruments for use in teaching electrochemistry.69
Parker, Henry C.
Educational activities of Mellon Institute.81
Hamor, William A.; Bass, Lawrence W.
Chemical warfare: II. Classification, preparation, and properties of agents.95
Shiver, H. E.
The lecture-demonstration method in high-school chemistry.109
Van Horne, Don.
Further studies on sectioning in general chemistry.117
Scofield, Maude B.
An elementary chemistry laboratory balance.127
Dennis, Showell C.; Hansen, Webster H.
Fellowship opportunities for study abroad.130
Palmer, Archie M.
Some elementary principles of X-ray analysis.138
Reinmuth, Otto.
Carbon dioxide: I. Its relation to life.151
Quinn, Elton L.
Chemistry saves the day (A play).164
Bateman, Anne.
LTE.177
Peterson, Ben H.
Warburg report on the metabolism of tumors.179
Ethics of the teaching profession.181
Deadlines in teaching.182
Anderson, E. W.
Status of the junior college in the educational world.184
Koos, L. V.
Fundamentals of modern chemistry.216
Wade, Frank B.
Modern experimental chemistry.216
Wade, Frank B.
Principles of chemistry.216
Lichtenwalner, D. C.
Applied inorganic analysis.217
Mahin, E. G.
Introduction to quantitative analysis.217
Willard, H. H.
Solutions of electrolytes with particular application to qualitative analysis.218
Middleton, A. R.
English and science.219
Kraus, Charles A.
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