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September 1939
Vol. 16 No. 9
Editor's outlook.402
The history of chemistry at Phillips Academy.403
Dake, Roscoe E.
Why not modernize the textbooks also? I. The periodic table.409
Foster, Laurence S.
Colloidal graphite. Its preparation, properties, and diversified uses in industry.413
Szymanowitz, Raymond.
Some chemical features of Yellowstone National Park.422
Douglass, Irwin B.
Magic and science of natural healing waters.440
Baudisch, Oskar.
Inorganic syntheses, volume I.449
Burg, Anoton B.
High school chemistry.449
Wade, Frank B.
Scientists are human.449
Davis, Tenney L.
Ausfuhrung qualitativer analysen.450
Hall, William T.
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