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October 1968
Vol. 45 No. 10
Editorially speaking. Another chance for science.625
Lippincott, W. T.
Stereo plots of hydrogen-like electron densities.626
Cromer, Don T.
Cross conjugation.633
Phelan, Nelson F.; Orchin, Milton.
A simple calculation to illustrate the meaning of radial distribution functions.637
Marks, D. J.
Some correlations between Pauling radii and self-consistent field wave functions.638
Goldberg, Stephen Z.
Hard and soft acids and bases, HSAB, part II: Underlying theories.643
Pearson, Ralph G.
Studying the chemical properties of metallic aluminum.648
Feifer, Nathan.
Who will our teachers be?649
Lowe, James N.
Chemical transport reactions.651
Ball, M. C.
Determination of the molecular weight of air-sensitive compounds.654
Walker, Frank W.; Ashby, E. C.
Some practical aspects of curve fitting.657
Brandreth, Dale A.
A simple, foot-controlled air-jet dryer to assist in applying solutions to TLC plates.660
Wittick, J. J.
High field paramagnetic susceptibility.661
Veigele, William J.
Biochemistry laboratory experiment: Polarized fluorescence.662
Carper, M. A.; Carper, W. R.
General purpose low temperature dry-ice baths.664
Phipps, Alan M.; Hume, David N.
Computer simulation of experimental data.665
Shwendeman, R. H.
Testing distillation columns with cis-trans decalin.668
Claessens, K.; Fontyn, F.
The Hofmann amide rearrangement.670
Schreck, James O.
Chambers for thin-layer chromatography using glass rods.671
Streator, James T.
Laboratory experiments for the introductory chemistry course.672
Walter, Robert I.
Acid-base indicators: An experiment in aqueous equilibria.674
Brown, William E.; Campbell, J. A.
A simple convenient method to obtain NMR spectra on milligram samples.675
Provost, L. R.; Jardine, R. V.
An apparatus for the investigation of Graham's law of effusion.676
Rice, Laurence A.; Chang, James C.
Corrections for simple equations for titration curves of monoprotic acids.677
Cortelyou, W. P.
Errors in calculating hydrogen ion concentration.679
House, J. E., Jr.; Reiter, R. C.
The utility of field trips in teaching chemistry.680
Siggia, Sidney.
Television for the modern chemistry classroom, part II. Hardware.681
Barnard, W. Robert.
LTE. Problems in thermodynamics.684
Bearman, Richard J.; Chu, Benjamin.
XL. Oscilloscopes in chemistry - Part two.A787
Nelson, Joseph E.
LI. Safe use of flammable liquids in laboratories.A821
Shaw, A. J.
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