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January 1945
Vol. 22 No. 1
Editor's outlook.1
Introductory remarks to the symposium on the Teaching of Thermodynamics.2
Aston, J. G.
Teaching of thermodynamics to chemical engineering students.3
Dodge, Barnett F.
On the teaching thermodynamics in a department of physics.7
Brickwedde, F. G.
Statistical mechanics in relation to thermodynamic teaching.11
Mayer, Joseph E.
Applications of thermodynamics to the process industries.13
Edmister, Wayne C.
Recent Chemical Patents20
Hill, William S.
An apparatus for the determination of molecular weights by the method of Lumsden.22
Steinbach, Otto F.
Out of the editor's basket.23
Here and there in the trade literature.25
The program of the United States Armed Forces Institute.26
Espy, Herbert G.
How the naval academy looks at the question of chemical education.30
Redeker, H. E.
The application of electronic theories to the teaching of organic chemistry.32
Stempel, G. H., Jr.
Spot reaction experiments Part IX. Catalyzed reactions brought about by photolysis of ferric oxalate.36
Feigl, Fritz.
Laboratory uses of heat-insulating blocks.38
Davidson, David Lyman.
Acidity of organic compounds and resonance.40
VanderWerf, Calvin A.
LTE43
Fromm, F.
LTE.43
Wakeham, G.
Chemistry in the liberal arts college.45
Keighton, Walter B.
Teaching aids.48
Wiley, Harry F.
Postwar teaching problems in the sciences.49
Ehret, William F.
The constituents of wheat and wheat products.(C.H. Bailey)51
Vickery, H.B.
General college chemistry. (Sneed, M. Cannon.; Maynard, J. Lewis.)51
Foster, Laurence S.
Chemical engineering thermodynamics. (Dodge, Barnett F.)52
Curtis, Harry A.
Teachers for our times.52
Curtis, Harry A.
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