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January 1957
Vol. 34 No. 1
Editor's outlook: The "chemist's" part in teacher training programs. (Portrait)1
Dutton, Frederic B.
Making an instructional film. (Portrait).3
Fieser, Louis F.
A radiochemistry laboratory course using authorization exempt quantities of radioisotopes.7
West, Robert.
Modification of a slide projector for remote operation.8
Wood, J. H.; Melaven, A. D.
Chemistry of organic free radicals in the vapor phase. I. Detection and reactions of free alkyl radicals.10
De La Mare, Harold E.; Vaughan, William E.
The kinetics of enzyme catalyzed reactions.22
Shaw, William H. R.
Do courses in chemistry and physics at the high school level contribute to success in beginning college chemistry?25
Carlin, John J.
The story of Liebig's Annalen der Chemie.27
Van Klooster, H. S.
A periodic table.30
Longuet-Higgins, H. C.
The fable of the atomic theater.32
Kerker, Milton.
Compact kit for beta particle scattering experiments.33
McIlhenny, Robert C.; Schweitzer, George K.
Journals most cited by chemists and chemical engineers.35
Barrett, Richard L.; Barrett, Mildred A.
The use of nephelometric measurements to determine the presence of chelates.38
Land, James E.
Editor. Textbook errors: X. The classification of crystals.40
Mysels, Karol J.
Simple evacuable die for the preparation of potassium bromide discs.41
White, Emil H.
Apparatus for isopiestic measurements.42
Brubaker, Carl H., Jr.; Johnson, C. E.; Knop, C. P.; Betts, Frank.
Sidelights on chemical education in Japan.44
Robertson, G. Ross.
Reaction rates for the practical chemist.47
Edwards, John O.
Discovery of the elements.51
Pauling, Linus
Lithium aluminum hydride in organic chemistry.51
Gibb, Thomas, R. P. Jr.
The chemistry and fertility of sea waters.51
Rakestraw, Norris W.
Valency and molecular structure.52
Jaffe, Hans H.
Polyesters and their applications.52
Clapp, Leallyn B.
The physical world. 52
Collins, Edward M.
A laboratory study of chemical principles.52
Rosser, Edward B.
The pursuit of science in revolutionary america.A028
Oesper, Ralph E.
The aim and the end.A030
Kieffer, William F.
The harvey lectures.A032
Gero, Alexander.
Synthetic ion-exchangers.A032
Rieman, William III
Enzymes: Units of biological structure and function.A033
Alberty, Robert A.
Tables of physical and chemical constants.A034
Kieffer, William F.
Special functions of mathematical physics and chemistry.A034
Kieffer, William F.
Chemical applications of spectroscopy. Volume IX: Technique of organic chemistry.A034
Stimson, Sister MIriam Michael, O.P.
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