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October 1966
Vol. 43 No. 10
Editorially Speaking509
Current ideas on the chemical basis of olfaction.510
Roderick, William R.
Paramagnetic susceptibilities521
Carlin, Richard L.
Some comments on the third and second laws of thermodynamics.525
Chandler, David; Oppenheim, Irwin.
Hemiacetals, aldals and hemialdals.527
Hurd, Charles D.
Oxidation stages of organic aliphatic compounds: A classification scheme.532
Soloveichik, Samuel; Krakauer, Henry.
Student laboratory preparation of cis- and trans-4-t-butylcyclohexanols.535
Kaye, I. A.
Equipment for use in organic synthesis.537
Hoehn, W. M.; Johnston, J. Derland.
The incorporation of glucose into chelidonic acid: An experiment in plant biochemistry.539
Bohm, Bruce A.
The effect of carbonate on the chromium (III)-EDTA reaction: An example of inorganic catalysis.541
Agger, Sister R. M.; Hedrick, C. E.
A radiochemical experiment in gas chromatography.543
Merrigan, J. A.; Nicholas, J. B.; Rack, E. P.
Theoretical error in acid-base titrations.546
Butcher, John; Quintus, Fernanado.
Calculation of activity coefficient from Debye-Huckel theory.550
Hunter, Robert J.
The infrared spectra of four isotopes in HCl: A molecular structure experiment.552
Richards, L. Willard.
A useful metallocene stereomodel.554
Goldberg, Stanley I.
The activation energy of an ionic reaction: A physical chemistry experiment.555
Shurvell, H. F.
Comparison of student performance in descriptive and quantitative approaches.556
Stoppel, David A.
The indirect determination of the heat capacity, Cp, of a liquid.557
Gill, S. J.; West, Earl M.
Film casting on water.560
Smolin, Michael F.; Smolin, E. M.
The changing curriculum in chemistry. III. New curricular features in some liberal arts colleges.561
Walter, Robert I.
Regional Educational Laboratories Established562
Crystals: Perfect and Imperfect563
Templeton, David H.
Nuclear Chemistry563
Firestone, Richard F.
The Allotropy of the Elements564
Myers, Clifford E.
Photochemistry564
Oster, Gerald
Macromolecules in Solution564
Ferington, Thomas E.
An exploratory study of the attitudes of laboratory workers toward accident prevention (Safety).A861
Allen, Joe E.
Statistical Theory of LiquidsA912
Dreisbach, Dale
Methods of ThermodynamicsA912
Blinder, S.M.
Fundamentals of StatisticalThermodynamicsA912
Stark, J.P.
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