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September 1930
Vol. 7 No. 9
The life layer of the world.1993
McKibbin, R. R.
Symmetrical and antisymmetrical hydrogen.2030
Johnston, Herrick L.
Fifty years of chemistry teaching in southern colleges.2035
Sellers, J. F.
A classification of compounds of hydrogen and nitrogen.2055
Audrieth, L. F.
Distillation as an alchemical art.2063
Egloff, Gustav; Lowry, C. D., Jr.
Modern physics-a survey. Part II.2077
Dushman, Saul
The Institute of Metals. Its origin and objects.2088
Seligman, Richard.
The failure of an antithesis between matter and energy.2094
Smith, Alpheus W.
A lecture experiment in surface tension.2099
Boughton, Willis A.
The teaching of the phase rule in courses in elementary physical chemistry.2100
Ward, H. Lee.
The teaching of first-year organic chemistry.2115
Sampey, John R.
Teaching the solubility product principle.2119
Mortimer, F. Spencer.
An asbestos crucible.2123
Stone, Paul T.
The recording of valence and ions in terms of electrons.2124
Burt, C. Pauline.
Training in writing chemical equations.2127
Oser, Joseph I.
The configuration of the monosaccharides.2131
Ashley, R. Harman.
Methods of increasing interest in high-school chemistry.2141
Collier, Robert, Jr.
Does the college teacher in general chemistry need training in education?2150
Montgomery, Jack P.
High-school and college chemistry.2153
Edmister, F. H.
Relief for the overworked high-school chemistry teacher.2155
Fordemwalt, Fred.
Importance of biology in creative chemistry.2158
Moss, Wade W., Jr.
Physiological chemistry for medical students.2161
Trumper, Max.
A method for determining the hydrogen equivalent of sodium.2165
Parker, Druley.
A short and effective demonstration of nitrogen fixation.2167
Kiley, M. Marcus.
A demonstration of electric nitrogen fixation for high-school chemistry.2169
Simer, Dorr M.; Brock, Mary G.
Some experiments in crystallization.2170
Stone, Charles H.
A simplified hydrogen sulfide generator.2172
Wilson, Norval F.
An improvised polarimeter.2174
Kiplinger, C. C.
The Construction and Equipment of Chemical Laboratories.2210
Furman, N. Howell
General Chemistry.2210
Brautlecht, C. A.
A Laboratory Manual of Qualitative Analysis.2212
Simpson, Stephen G.
Colloids.2213
Lichtenwalner, D. C.
Annual Survey of American Chemistry. Volume IV.2213
Reinmuth, Otto
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