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March 1949
Vol. 26 No. 3
Editor's outlook.121
Rakestraw, Norris W.
Chemical portraits on medals and plaques.122
Prandtl, Wilhelm.
An historic kit for blowpipe analysis.126
Edelstein, Sidney M.
A new laboratory still-head.132
Wojciechowski, Mieczyslaw.
Models of a spiral periodic chart.133
Scherer, George A.
Emulsion polymerization.135
Reynolds, W. B.
Report indexing by punched cards.139
Peakes, Gilbert L.
Treatment of aluminum for corrosion prevention.147
Vernon, Arthur A.
Colloidal gardens from sodium metasilicate.148
Damerell, V. R.; Brock, H.
The presentation of acids and bases in textbooks.149
Logan, Thomas S.
A high polymer experiment for physical chemistry.151
Van Holde, K.; Alberty, Robert A.
Early Pennsylvania paper making.154
Billinger, Robert D.
Fusion analysis: a rapid method for identification of organic compounds159
Goetz-Luthy, Nydia.
A punched-card system for chemical literature.163
Krieger, K. A.
Qualitative separation of copper and cadmium by sodium dithionite (Na2S2O4).166
Gaines, P. C.; Woodriff, Ray.
Graduate appointments in chemistry and chemical engineering. (Continued from the February issue).168
The decomposition of silver oxide- An autocatalytic reaction.169
Hood, George C., Jr.; Murphy, George W.
John Read.172
Oesper, Ralph E.
Report of the New England Association of Chemistry Teachers.174
Robbins, Edna M.; Keirstead, Ralph E.
Fundamentals of physical science - An introduction to the physical sciences.177
Wistar, Richard.
Reagents for quantitative inorganic analysis.177
Yoe, John H.
Mathematics, our great heritage - Essays on the nature and cultural significance of mathematics.177
Forsythe, George E.
Physico chemical experiments.178
Meldrum, Wm. B.
Non-ferrous production metallurgy.178
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Science in general education.179
Keighton, Walter B.
The essentials of organic chemistry.179
Dermer, O. C.
Life of science. Essays in the history of civilization.180
Davis, Tenney L.
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