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March 1930
Vol. 7 No. 3
European laboratory experiences of an early American agricultural chemist - Dr. Evan Pugh (1828-1864).499
Browne, C. A.
Chemical actions of light.518
Bodenstein, Max.
Selecting the chemist-elect (Symposium).530
Langmuir, Irving.
Selecting the chemist-elect (Symposium).535
Rutherford, G. S.
Selecting the chemist-elect (Symposium).539
Marsh, W. J.
The chemist as an expert witness.556
Dehn, William.
Radio reactions.562
Arenson, Saul B.
Concerning the future of the one-year chemistry course.565
Stafford, O. F.
Should laboratory or recitation have precedence in the teaching of high-school chemistry?571
Parr, Rosalie M.; Spencer, Mable A.
An investigation of study methods used by high-school chemistry students.587
Crosby, Otis A.
Lecture experiment on the influence of the solvent on the speed of reaction.589
Van Klooster, H. S.
The numerical solution of equilibrium problems.591
Deming, H. G.
A continuous extractor for solids.593
Gardner, John H.; Kerone, Edward B. W.
A review of some applications of the Cannizzaro Reaction to aliphatic aldehydes.594
Elderfield, Robert C.
Aldol and related condensations as a tool in teaching organic chemistry.597
Howells, Henry P.
Objective tests in organic chemistry.610
Ince, J. W.; Brown, Cecil L.
The recovery of iodine as sodium iodide from waste iodide solutions.616
Bonner, Walter D.; Masaki, K.
The alkali carbonate fusion in qualitative analysis.618
Cornog, Jacob; Hopson, Herschel.
The theory of types-A satirical sketch.633
Friedenman, H. B.
The game of chemists.636
Elking, Esther.
Carbon dioxide: III. Its commercial manufacture.637
Quinn, Elton L.
Explosives; a burlesque lecture.653
Jordy, Louis C.
A simple bisulfide spectroscope.666
James, Howard.
L.T.E.671
Gerstenzang, Edward M.
L.T.E.671
Lighty, W. H.
L.T.E.672
Shippee, Vernon C.
Weaver, Elbert C. 673
A Chemical Dictionary.721
Jacobson, C. A.
Experimental Physical Chemistry.722
Haring, Malcolm M.
Modern Scientific Knowledge of Nature, Man, and Society.723
Davis, Tenney L.
Practical Chemistry with Experiments. 724
Day, Jesse E.
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