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September 1968
Vol. 45 No. 9
Editorially speaking. Wisdom starts with teachers. 549
Lippincott, W. T.
Chemistry, curiosity, and culture.550
Kieffer, William F.
A "primordial biogenesis" experiment.555
Steinman, Gary; Smith, Adolph E.
Theoretical chemistry.556
Curtiss, C. F.
High altitude egg-boiling.557
Trotman-Dickenson, A. F.
Relativistic quantum chemistry: the electrons and the nodes.558
Powell, Richard E.
A bonding parameter and its application to chemistry.564
Elson, Jesse.
An elementary approach to the wave-mechanical harmonic oscillator.567
Schutte, C. J. H.
The kinetics of oxidation-reduction reactions: An alternate derivation of Marcus' cross relation.571
Newton, T. W.
Analog computer simulation: An experiment in chemical kinetics.576
Griswold, Robert E.; Haugh, John F.
Hard and soft acids and bases, HSAB, part 1: Fundamental principles.581
Pearson, Ralph G.
Conformation of peptides: Speculations based on molecular models.587
Lande, Saul.
Examination systems at the graduate level: A survey and analysis of chemistry and biochemistry in the U.S. and Canada.591
Gordon, Arnold J.
Fashion in science and in the teaching of science.600
Hutchinson, Eric.
Error and trial: The story of the oxidative reaction of glycolysis.607
Oesper, Peter.
Low temperature recrystallization tube.610
Giese, Roger.
Multidisciplinary courses for science majors.611
Fuller, Edward C.
Precise closed-loop thermostat.614
Picker, Patrick; Jolicoeur, Carmel; Desnoyers, Jacques E.
Television for the modern chemistry classroom: Tested applications.617
Barnard, W. Robert.; Bertaut, E. F.; O'Connor, Rod.
Structural chemistry and molecular biology (a volume dedicated to Linus Pauling by his students, colleagues, and friends).623
Rhinesmith, Herbert S.
The double helix. A personal account of the discovery of the structure of DNA. 623
Roderick, William R.
Introduction to modern chemistry. 624
Fiekers, Bernard A.
General chemistry. 624
McGuire, David K.
Oscilloscopes in chemistry - Part one.A635
Nelson, Joseph E.
L. The disposal of chemical and radioactive waste - Part two. A677
Steere, Norman V.
Inorganic chemistry. A697
Larsen, Edwin M.
Chemistry problems. A698
Burson, S.L.
The chemistry of the OH group.A700
Massie, Samuel P.
Element of organic chemirsty. A700
Peterson, Quentin R.
Elements of diatomic molecular spectra. A702
Hollenberg, J. Leland.
Molecular complexes. A703
Van Hecke, Gerald R.
Energy changes in biochemical reactions. A704
Izatt, Reed M.
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