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March 1959
Vol. 36 No. 3
Editorially speaking.103
Kieffer, William F.
Foundations of the structural theory.104
Brown, Herbert C.
Kekule-Couper centennial celebration.104
Benfey, O.T.
Fundamental processes of autoxidation.111
Russell, Glen A.
Base-catalyzed alkylations with alcohols.119
Becker, Ernest I.
Electrochemistry of organic compounds: A survey course for chemistry seniors.123
Boyd, Robert Neilson.
Variation of the solubility product constant with ionic strength.125
Carmody, Walter R.
Titrimeter for sulfur-containing gases.127
Goldenson, Jerome; Marquand, Carl B.
The statistics of radioactivity measurement.128
Kuyper, Adrian C.
Use of radioisotopes in the college chemistry laboratory.133
Phillips, David; Maybury, Robert H.
Separation of Ce144 from Pr144, a radiochemistry demonstration.136
Bradley, Arthur; Adamowicz, Michael.
Construction of molecular models.138
Anker, Rudolph M.
Accurate molecular models.140
Godfrey, John C.
Michael Tswett.144
Robinson, Trevor.
Spectrum analysis, 1859-1959.147
Oesper, Ralph E.
Condensed norms: ACS cooperative examinations: Reviews--General chemistry, forms 1958 and 1958S; Organic Chemistry, Form 1958148
Kauffman, George B.; Puterbaugh, M. P.
A simple valve for burets or chromatographic columns.149
Harpur, R. P.
Dynamic equilibrium.150
Kauffman, George B.
Official business.151
Foster, Laurence S.
Solution to skeleton puzzle (February).152
Phelan, Earl W.
Letter to the editor152
Brasted, Robert C.
An introduction to chemistry.153
Kessel, W.G.
Sourcebook on atomic energy.153
Foster, Laurence S.
Chemical thermodynamics.154
Hill, Terrell L.
Principles of geochemistry.154
Schufle, Joseph A.
Biological treatment of sewage and industrial wastes. Volume 2: anaerobic digestion and solids-liquids separation.154
Pappenhagen, James M.
The properties of gases and liquids.154
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Temperature-controlled baths.A131
Lewin, S.Z.
Soviet pharmaceutical research.A166
Burger, Alfred.
Rapid analysis of nonferrous metals and alloys.A170
Pappenhagen, James M.
Metallurgical thermochemistry.A174
Kieffer, William F.
Nouveau traite de chimie minerale volume 12.A174
Krumm, Roger V.
Physical chemistry of high polymers.A176
Oster, Gerald.
Noveau traite de chimie minerale. Volume 19.A176
Krumm, Roger V.
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