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July 1959
Vol. 36 No. 7
Editorially speaking.313
Kieffer, William F.
Three centuries of Rochelle salt.314
Klooster, van, H. S.
Introduction to Kekule-Couper centennial symposium.319
Benfey, O. T.
The experimental basis of Kekule's valence theory.320
Hiebert, Erwin N.
Contributions of Butlerov to the development of structural theory.328
Leicester, Henry M.
The unraveling of geometric isomerism and tautomerism.330
Ihde, Aaron J.
The contributions of Fritz Arndt to resonance theory.336
Campaigne, E.
The first isolations of the transuranium elements.340
Wallmann, J. C.
The atomic form periodic table.344
Strong, Frederick C.
Ion-molecule reactions.346
Hamill, William H.
Physical observation of radiation-induced intermediates.349
Livingston, Ralph
Radiation chemistry of high polymers.353
Dole, Malcolm.
Chemical education in the Union of South Africa.360
Wilk, I. J.
Letter to the editor362
Sienko, M. J.; Plane, R. A.
Official business.362
Winslow, Eugene C.
Quantitative chemical analysis.363
Hamm, Randall E.
20th century chemistry.363
Kessel, W. G.
Electroanalytical chemistry.363
Adams, Ralph N.
Study of the physical world.364
Allen, Donald S.
Gmelins handbuch der anorganischen chemie. System 45. Germanium supplement.364
Ferington, Thomas E.
Low temperature physics and chemistry.364
Pace, E. L.
Annual review of physical chemistry. Volume 9.364
Gomez-Ibanez, Jose.
Chemical engineering practice. Volume 4.365
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Outlines of enzyme chemistry.365
Tarr, Donald A.
Reports of the fourth soviet conference on electrochemistry.365
Garrett, A. B.
Handbook of chemical microscopy. Volume 1.365
Maresh, Charles.
Synthetic methods of organic chemistry. Volume 12.366
Bossert, Roy G.
The theory of the properties of metals and alloys.; Elasticity, plasticity, and structure of matter.366
Kieffer, William F.
Conference on extremely high temperatures.366
Campbell, J. A.
Infrared spectra of complex molecules.366
Eggers, David F., Jr.
An introduction to the chemistry of fats and fatty acids.366
Burgstahler, Albert W.
Vacuum pumpsA391
Lewin, S. Z.
Elementary practical organic chemistry. Part 3: quantitative organic analysis.A418
Van Zyl, Gerrit.
Fine particle measurement.A420
Zettlemoyer, A. C.
Epoxy resins.A420
Ferington, Thomas E.
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