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October 1945
Vol. 22 No. 10
Editor's outlook.469
Advances in drying by sublimation: Blood plasma, penicillin, foods.470
Flosdorf, Earl W.
Objective tests in organic chemistry.480
Atomic bombs and the future.481
Condon, Edward U.
Radioactivity and the University of Pittsburgh.482
Silverman, Alexander.
Annabella learns about batteries.485
Sammis, Constance Sharp.
Out of the editor's basket.489
Here and there in trade literature.494
A micro isoteniscope.496
Steinbach, Otto F.; Devor, Arthur W.
A re-evaluation of methods of teaching first-year college chemistry.497
Perry, Raymond J.
Teaching technique through cartoons.501
Wirth, Henry E.; Burtt, Benjamin P.
The preparation and refining of cane sugar.502
Fromm, F.; Quinones, Nicanor; Maldonado, Raul.
Some outstanding teachers of chemistry in Negro colleges and universities.503
Wallace, William J. L.
Solute effect on vapor pressure. A classroom demonstration.505
Devor, Arthur W.
A mirror thermometer.506
Marion, Alexander P.
The laboratory storage of dry ice.507
Booth, Harold Simmons; Martin, Donald Ray.
Sherlock Holmes. Analytical chemist.508
Graham, Ronald P.
The photoelectric colorimeter.510
Sumner, James B.
Gay-Lussac's law of combining volumes: A laboratory experiment in elementary chemistry.511
Hazlehurst, Thomas H.; Billinger, R. D.
Diamonds as tools speed up victory.513
Leslie, Ruth C.
Literature references in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry for 1939.514
Patterson, Austin M.
LTE.516
Olson, Dan A.H.
Report of the new england association of chemistry teachers517
Hoyt, S. Walter.
Frontiers in chemistry, volume III-advances in nuclear chamistry and theoretical organic chemistry. (Burk, R.E.)519
Clapp, Leallyn B.
Ebulliometric measurements. (Swietoslawski, W.)519
Haring, Malcolm M.
Bacteriology and allied subjects. (Gershenfeld, Louis)519
Renn, Charles E.
Tratado de quimica organica. (Zappi, Enrique V.)519
Gomez-Ibanez, J.
The analysis of foods. (Winton, Andrew L.; Winton, Kate Barber)520
Lythgoe, Herman C.
The amazing petroleum industry. (Kalichevsky, V.A.)520
Fundamentals of machines. (Dull, Charles E.)520
Fundamentals of electricity. (Dull, Charles E.; Idelson, Michael N.)520
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