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April 1968
Vol. 45 No. 4
Editorially speaking: A summons for scientists.213
Lippincott, W. T.
Woodward-Hoffmann rules: Electrocyclic reactions.214
Vollmer, J. J.; Servis, K. L.
Physical-inorganic chemistry.221
Tamres, Milton.
Laser scattering.224
Chu, B.
The comparison of stability constants (TE).230
Agterdenbos, J.
The ion product constant of water: Thermodynamics of water ionization.231
Clever, H. Lawrence.
The standard free energies of solution of anhydrous salts in water.236
Johnson, D. A.
The Becquerel effect.240
Ensanian, Minas.
The methanolysis of substituted methyl benzoates: An exchange reaction illustrating linear free energy relationships.241
Glover, I. T.; Peterson, C. W.
Visual demonstration of the catalytic action of copper on methyl alcohol.243
Ashmore, R. E.
Is (delta) S naught or not?, part II: Five thermodynamicists comment.244
Campbell, J. A.
An easily constructed tetrahedron model.245
Yamana, Shukichi.
Molecular symmetry and optical inactivity.248
Carlos, Jose L., Jr.
Chemical queries. Especially for high school teachers.252
Young, J. A; Malik, J. G.
Thomas Charles Robinson and his balances.254
Stock, John T.
An inexpensive and versatile remote manipulator.257
Klotz, Morton A.
Is a weak acid monoprotic? A new look at titration curves.258
Sturrock, Peter E.
Inexpensive safety shields.259
Anselmi, Robert T.
An introduction to the literature of organic chemistry, part II.260
Hancock, J. E. H.
A laboratory course for organic chemistry.267
Silberman, Robert; McConnell, James.
Chromic acid oxidation of alcohols: A simple experiment on reaction rates.269
Lanes, Rose M.; Lee, Donald G.
Spring attenuator for infrared spectrophotometers.271
Cichorz, R. S.; Van Atta, R. E.
The generation of benzyne - A warning.272
Mich, Thomas F.; Nienhouse, Everett J.; Farino, Thomas E.; Tufariello, Joseph J.
A simple preparation of sulfanilic acid.274
Roeges, Noel.
XXXVI. Recent instrumentation for UV-visible spectrophotometry (Concluded) Part 2: Single-beam spectrophotometers.A273
Lott, Peter F.
XLVI. Hazardous chemicals data* (Continued).A313
National Fire Protection Association.
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