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February 1956
Vol. 33 No. 2
Trends in the teaching of the first two "R's".54
Weil, B. H.
What colleges are doing to train chemists and chemical engineers in technical writing.55
Kobe, Kenneth A.
The educational role of the technical editor.57
Davis, D. S.
Teaching report writing to professional chemists and chemical engineers.59
Waldo, W. H.
Modern grammar and its application to technical writing.61
Spangler, E. R.
The training of chemists and chemical engineers for technical journalism.64
Cortelyou, Ethaline.
The elementary composition of the earth.67
Asimov, Isaac.
A new periodic table based on the energy sequence of atomic orbitals.69
Walker, W. R.; Curthoys, G. C.
The laboratory preparation of a simple vitamin: p-aminobenzoic acid.71
Kremer, Chester B.
An automatic leveling pycnometer.72
Brown, Shirley A.; Land, James E.
Unfamiliar oxidation states, 1952-54.73
Kleinberg, Jacob.
An undergraduate seminar in a large chemistry department.84
Schaap, Ward B.; Day, Harry G.
Editor. Textbook errors: VI. The formula of cuprous compounds.86
Mysels, Karol J.
A laboratory mixer.87
Bultman, J. D.; Leonard, J. M.
Some difficulties and common errors related to the designation of sugar configurations.88
Abernethy, John Leo.
The toxic principle of poison ivy.94
Dawson, Charles R.
Letter to the editor97
Halpern, George E.
Letter to the editor97
Steiner, L. E.
Introduction to chemical engineering.98
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Quantitative metods in histology and microscopic histochemistry.98
Mason, C.W.
A text-book of macro and semimicro qualitative inorganic analysis.98
Rogers, Horace E.
Biochemistry: An introductory textbook.99
Beach, Eliot F.
Elementary qualitative analysis on the small scale.99
Batey, Harry H Jr.
Calculations of analytical chemistry.99
Mellon, M.G.
Advances in carbohydrate chemistry. Volume IX.100
Douglass, Irwin B.
Ionography: electrophoresis in stabilized media.100
Strain, Harold H.
Lehrbuch Der Organischen Chemie. Band I, Zweite Halfte.100
Robertson, G. Ross.
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