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April 1959
Vol. 36 No. 4
The changing role of the science teacher.155
Bailar, John C., Jr.
Introduction to symposium on instruction in polymer chemistry.156
Krigbaum, William R.
Contributions of vinyl polymerization to organic chemistry.157
Mayo, Frank R.
The geometry of giant molecules.160
Price, Charles C.
Polymer chemistry in the elementary physical chemistry course.164
Ferry, John D.
A Graduate Curriculum in polymer chemistry.166
Billmeyer, Fred W., Jr.
Polymer chemistry instruction in small colleges and universities.168
Kice, John L.
A polymer chemistry course based on theoretical principles.171
Butler, George B.
Kinetics of polymer formation by free radical mechanism.174
Ferington, Thomas E.
"Chemistry" (poem).181
Kurtz, Lou Bryant.
The nylon rope trick.182
Morgan, Paul W.; Kwolek, Stephanie L.
Molecular characteristics of rubber-like materials.185
Slichter, W. P.
The dissociation constant of iodic acid.191
Ramette, Richard.
A portable semimicro reaction assembly.194
Stock, John T.; Fill, M. A.
Laboratory countercurrent distribution apparatus.195
Christian, Sherril D.
Friedrich Goppelsroeder: Pioneer of paper chromatography.196
Kritchevsky, David.
Design of a chemistry lecture room.197
Robertson, G. Ross.
Radioactivity experiments for high schools using orange glazed ceramics.202
Crawley, Helen W.
Letter to the editor204
Sherockman, Andrew A.
Letter to the editor204
Kenney, Malcolm E.
Organic syntheses with isotopes. Part 1.205
Collins, Clair J.
Semimicro experimental organic chemistry.205
Stock, John T.
Theoretical principles of organic chemistry. Volume 2.206
Richter, George Holmes.
Free radicals.206
Kieffer, William F.
Biophysical chemistry. Volume 1.206
Oesper, Peter.
Temperature-controlled baths (continued)A199
Lewin, S. Z.
Robert Boyle and seventeenth century chemistry.A240
Ihde, Aaron.
Fundamentals of high polymers.A244
Billmeyer, Fred W., Jr.
Better report writing.A244
Lecky, J. A.
Comprehensive inorganic chemistry. Volume 7: the elements and compounds of group IVA.A248
Goldberg, Edward D.
Fluorocarbons; CellulosicsA250
Ferington, Thomas E.
Stoichiometry for chemical engineers.A252
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Advances in petroleum chemistry and refining. Volume 1.A254
Hengstebeck, R. J.
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