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January 1955
Vol. 32 No. 1
Editor's outlook1
Rakestraw, Norris W.
The history of colloid science: in memory of Wolfgang Ostwald.2
Hauser, Ernst A.
The lecture demonstration of atomic spectra.9
Wendlandt, Wesley W.
A mailing-tube polarimeter.10
Shaw, William H. R.
Ancient chemical technology in a Sumerian pharmacological tablet.11
Levey, Martin.
Organic fluorine chemicals.13
McBee, Earl T.; Roberts, Carleton W.
Dielectric-constant apparatus from war surplus.20
Thompson, H. Bradford; Rogers, Max T.
Note on the representation of the electronic structures of acetylene and benzene.23
Noller, Carl R.
Spontaneous explosion of a normally stable complex salt.24
Ellern, Herbert; Olander, Donald E.
Articulation of high-school and college chemistry instruction.25
Lawrence, Albert E.
Tested demonstrations in general chemistry (TD), One topic covered in each issue of volumes 32 and 33.28
Alyea, Hubert N.
Recent advances in petroleum refining.30
Shoemaker, B. H.; d'Ouville, E. L.; Marschner, Robert F.
A general equation for approximate hydronium ion calculations.36
Drenan, James W.
Richard Chenevix (1774-1839) and the discovery of palladium.37
Reilly, Desmond.
Preparation of anhydrous pyridine hydrochloride.39
Taylor, Moddie D.; Grant, Louis R.
A sequence of synthesis in the general organic laboratory class.40
Lange, Erwin F.; Teranishi, Roy; Christensen, Bert E.
University inorganic chemists.41
Sanderson, R. T.
The orientation and mechanism of electrophilic aromatic substitution.42
Ferguson, Lloyd N.
A synthetic detergent: a case study for appreciations in chemistry.46
Bunce, Stanley C.
Gram equivalent weights.48
Meldrum, William B.
LTE.52
Phillips, John P.
LTE.52
Blake, G. G.
LTE.52
Hendricks, B. Clifford.
The structures and reactions of the aromatic compounds.53
Gregg, Donald C.
Introduction to Chemistry.53
Cook, Willian B.
Tobacco dictionary.54
Hedogpeth, Joel W.
Progress in the chemistry of fats and other lipids. Volume 2.54
Byerrum, R.U.
Methoden der organischen chemiee. band VII, Teil 1; sauerstoffverbindungen II, aldehyde.54
Richter, George Holmes
Organic peroxides: their chemisty decomposition, and role in polymerization.55
Morawetz, Herbert
An advanced treatise on phisical chemistry. volume 4: physico-chemical optics.55
Steffens, Carsten
Catalysis. volume I: fundamental principles, part I55
Russell, W.W.
Refractory hard metals.56
Bovarnick B.
Biological effects of external radiation.56
Bryan, Fred A.
Monomeric acrylic esters56
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