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October 1938
Vol. 15 No. 10

Editor's outlook.452
Reinmuth, Otto.
Amos Eaton as a chemist.453
Van Klooster, H. S.
Quantitative experiments in the first year chemistry course.460
Steiner, L. E.
Training chemistry teachers in Pennsylvania's teachers colleges.462
Lewis, John Arthur.
On certain relations between chemistry and geometry.464
Senior, James K.
A convenient steam drying oven.470
Randall, D. L.
The course in physical chemistry.471
Coull, James.
Instructional relationships between chemistry and chemical engineering.473
McCormack, Harry.
Integration of fundamentals in the last year of the undergraduate chemical engineering course.475
Dodge, Barnett F.
Teaching chemical engineering unit processes from the quantitative aspect.480
Keyes, D. B.
Thermodynamics in the undergraduate curriculum in chemical engineering.483
Newman, Albert B.
The chemical engineering laboratory- objectives and equipment485
Rushton, J. Henry.
Objectives in graduate training for chemical engineers.491
Brown, George Granger.
Use of calcium acetate in the demonstration of a substance showing a negative coefficient of solubility.494
Bacon, E. K.
Vitamin B1 (thiamin) and its use in medicine.498
Sherman, Henry C.
Aspects of science.498
Dushman, Saul.
Problems in organic chemistry.499
Degering, Ed. F.
Objective questions in college chemistry.499
Smith, O. M.
German for chemists.500
Oesper, Ralph E.
Breathe freely! The truth about poison gas.500
Reid, E. Emmet.
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