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November 1930
Vol. 7 No. 11
Rayon-today and tomorrow.2543
Hussey, Robert E.
Studies on the mechanism of ammonia synthesis over iron catalysts.2571
Emmett, P. H.
A simple substitute for a Kipp generator.2583
Lane, Frank.
The methodology of scientific research.2584
Le Chatelier, Henry M.
Unanswered questions in the biochemistry and geochemistry of iodine.2590
Reithel, F. J.
Liquid ammonia as a solvent, and the ammonia system of compounds: VII. The nature of free radicals, their preparation and properties, as revealed by studies in liquid ammonia solutions.2600
Johnson, Warren C.; Fernelius, W. Conrad.
Another hydrogen sulfide generator.2608
Manuel, W. A.
The discovery of synthetic alizarin.2609
Fieser, Louis F.
World conditions as to chemical plant foods.2634
Concannon, C. C.
What are the stars?2645
Stetson, H. T.
Modern physics-A survey. Volume Part III. 2655
Dushman, Saul.
Alchemy: Folly or wisdom?2664
Oesper, R. E.
Apparatus for supplying air under pressure.2674
Hoshall, Edward M.
Some considerations of a simple phase-rule study.2675
Davis, Herbert L.
The use of models in teaching polarity.2687
French, Sidney J.
A new relationship chart of the carbohydrates.2692
Eddy, C. W.
The meeting of Ostwald, Arrhenius, and van't Hoff.2697
Harrow, Benjamin.
Grade-school methods an asset to the chemistry teacher.2701
Lamont, Bruce F.
Source material for prize essay contests.2708
Bennett, George W.
The chemical man.2710
Bauer, Hellmut.
Decane from n-amyl bromide by the Wurtz reaction, II: New laboratory preparations for the course in organic chemistry.2712
Lewis, Harry F.; Tryon, Martha.
Approximate molecular weights from the boiling-point rise: A laboratory experiment in elementary chemistry.2715
Rose, Arthur; Billinger, R. D.
Hydrogen balloons.2719
Lisk, G. M.
A small laboratory electric furnace.2720
Coleman, Eugene F.
A demonstration of changes in ionic equilibria during chemical reactions.2722
Stone, Hosmer W.
L. T. E.2725
Peterson, C. R.
Henley's Twentieth Century Book of Recipes, Formulas, and Processes.2752
Bowman, R. E.
Personal and Community Health.2752
Krantz Jr., John C.
Feeding the Family. 2753
Adolph, Wm. H.
Intermediate Inorganic Chemistry.2754
White, C. E.
Properties and Numerical Relationships of the Common Elements and Compounds.2754
Jackson, V. T.
The Effects of Moisture on Chemicals and Physical Changes.2755
Haring, Malcolm M.
Die quantitative organische Mikroanalysis.2755
Cornwell, Ralph T. K.
Kurs obshi (Neorganicheskoi) Khimi. Course in Inorganic Chemistry.2756
Davis, Tenney L.
Laboratory Manual of General Chemistry.2756
Edmister, F. H.
Five Years of Research in Industry. 1926-30. A Reading List.2757
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