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April 1966
Vol. 43 No. 4
Editorally speaking.169
Kieffer, William F.
Isoelectronic systems.170
Bent, Henry A.
Atomic orbitals: Limitations and variations.187
Cohen, Irwin; Bustard, Thomas.
Simple two-dimensional magnetic disc models of ionic liquids.194
Angell, C. A.; Gruen, D. M.
Research topics from qualitative inorganic analysis.197
Packer, J. E.
The use of oxidation potentials in inorganic chemistry.198
Jolly, William L.
The photochemical reaction of xenon with fluorine at room temperature: A demonstration of the reactivity of xenon.202
Holloway, John H.
Constant rate gas generator.203
Asakura, Shizuo.
Graphical integration technique for obtaining transference numbers by the moving boundary method.204
Kallo, R. M.; Bluestone, S.
Alkali metal nitrides.205
Moody, G. J.; Thomas, J. D. R.
Apparatus for the quantitative observation of gaseous diffusion.207
Brockett, Clyde P.
Constant flow in titration.210
Brockett, Clyde P.
Raoult's law and the thermodynamic definition of ideal mixing (TE).211
Williamson, A. G.
1-bromo-3-chloro-5-iodobenzene: An eight-step synthesis from benzene.213
Ault, Addison; Kraig, Raymond.
The non-aqueous titration of the salts of weak acids.215
Latimer, George W., Jr.
The spectrum of atomic hydrogen: A freshman laboratory experiment.216
Hollenberg, J. Leland.
Condensed norms: ACS Cooperative Examinations.217
The discovery of thorium's radioactivity.219
Badash, Lawrence.
General chemistry.221
John, Sister Mary.
Organic reaction mechanisms: An introduction.221
Kreevoy, Maurice M.
Physical methods in inorganic chemistry.222
Brubaker, Carl H., Jr.
Steady-state applications in enzyme kinetics.222
Wang, Jui H.
Advanced practical inorganic chemistry.222
Jolly, William L.
Radiochemical survey of the elements.223
Overman, Ralph T.
Conformation theory.223
Eliel, Ernest L.
Some aspects of crystal field theory.224
Zuckerman, J. J.
Les separations par les resines echangeuses d'ions.224
Rieman, William, III.
XXVI. Instrumentaion for osmometry (Cont.).A295
Lott, Peter F.; Millich, Frank.
XXV. Laser laboratory design and personnel protection from high energy lasers.A335
Goldman, Leon; Hornby, Peter.
Chemical reactor theory.A354
Weinstein, Herbert.
Optical pumping: An introduction.A354
Brandenberger, J. R.
Mathematics for introductory science courses: Calculus and vectors.A354
Christian, Sherril D.
Das lustige atom.A354
Oesper, Ralph E.
Bioenergetics.A354
Oesper, Peter
Electrophilic substitution in benzenoid compounds.A358
Bunnett, Joseph F.
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