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January 1948
Vol. 25 No. 1
Editor's outlook.1
Wilhelm Ostwald.2
Wall, Florence E.
Mount Holyoke College (Chemical education in).11
Carr, Emma Perry.
Heat and entropy.15
Steinour, Harold H.
Phenylosazone reactions adapted to the microslide.20
Schaeffer, Harold F.
A useful lecture demonstration gadget.21
Muhleman, George W.
Explosion vents for fume hoods and a method for testing them.22
Stone, Hosmer W.; Campbell, Tod W.
Proficiency in general chemistry.24
Garrett, A. B.
Quantitative analysis-the science of measurement in chemistry.26
MacNevin, William Marshall.
Ultrasonics in chemistry.28
Weissler, Alfred.
The search for tritium-the hydrogen isotope of mass three.31
Eidinoff, Maxwell L.
A partial solution for freshman chemistry congestion.35
Dunbar, Ralph E.
Laboratory experiments with chemical warfare agents.36
Kinttof, Walter.
Visual demonstrations of efficiency in the washing of precipitates.41
Bonner, William A.
Simplified correction of qualitative analysis unknown.42
Amron, Irving; Mysels, Karol J.
Dollars from scents.45
Hall, Marian Drake.
Division of chemical education of the American chemical society.48
Some chemical problems and prospects of the sugar industry.49
Van Hook, Andrew.
A note on plastic and allotropic forms of sulfur.54
Ferreira, Ricardo Carvalho.
The manufacture of "Ethyl" antiknock compound.55
Vogel, Christopher C.
Fatty acids, their chemistry and physical properties.57
Wenzel, Robert N.
Secondary school science teaching.57
Oppe, Greta.
The chemistry of acetylene.58
Clapp, Leallyn B.
Chemical process principles. Part III: kinetics and catalysis.58
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Waterbury's handbook of engineering - with tables.58
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Soilless growth of plants.58
Kessel, W. G.
Natural perfume materials: a study of concretes, resinoids, floral oils and pomades.59
Wall, Florence E.
Advances in carbohydrate chemistry: volume II.59
Douglass, Irwin B.
The chemistry of commercial plastics.60
Planck, R. W.
Henrici's molds, yeasts, and actinomycetes.60
Renn, Charles E.
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