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November 1956
Vol. 33 No. 11
The general chemistry teacher-salesman for chemistry.538
Smith, Otto M.
A graphical method for determining the order of homogeneous reactions.542
Wright, J. H.; Black, J. H.; Coull, James.
Editor. Textbook errors: guest column; IX. More about the laws of reaction rates and of equilibrium.544
Guggenheim, E. A.
Herman Boerhaave.546
Van Klooster, H. S.
Teaching manual skills to chemistry majors.547
Quam, G. Norman; Jenkins, E. F.; Paquette, J. W.
Antecedents to the Boyle concept of the elements.548
Ihde, Aaron J.
A versatile experiment in reaction kinetics for the physical chemical laboratory.552
Bunnett, J. F.; Crockford, H. D.
Inexpensive apparatus for speedy evaporation.556
Greef, Frances; Larsen, Clifford T.
A lecture demonstration of liquid-vapor critical phenomena.557
Habgood, Henry W.
A simple and inexpensive vacuum fraction-collector.559
Needleman, Saul B.
A laboratory experiment in photometry.560
Hickman, James B.
A "clock reaction" for a beginning course in college chemistry.562
Black, Arthur H.; Dodson, Vance H.
Alfred university displays modern glass.563
Electrochemical methods available for reaction mechanism studies.564
Remick, A. Edward.
A formula for indirect gravimetry.575
Fiekers, B. A.
A few hints on word usage.577
Wilson, John H.
A new photocopying process for punched cards.581
Passer, Moses.
Demonstration of the chemistry of the permanent wave.583
Robinson, Trevor; Daniel, Louise J.
The unique properties of 2,4-dinitrobenzenesulfenyl chloride.585
Kharasch, Norman.
An automatic still-head timer.591
Binder, L. O.
Chemists and educators- a partnership.592
Russell, Harvey R.
The alkaloids: chemistry and physiology. Volume IV.596
Hetercyclic compounds with indole and carbazole systems.596
Amundsen, Lawrence H.
Chemistry of the soil.596
Olsen, Ralph A.
Organic chemistry.597
Massie, Samuel P.
The chemistry of phenolic resins.597
Burke, W. J.
Advances in chemical engineering. Volume I.598
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Principles of chemical enginerring thermodynamics.598
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Matter and light: the new physics.598
Hendricks, B. Clifford.
The mathermatics of physics and chemistry.A512
Eggers, David F. Jr.
Small-angle scattering of x-rays.A514
Templeton, David H.
Silicic science.A516
Johns, William D.
The third dimension in chemistry.A518
Campbell, J. A.
Traite de micro-analyse minerale: qualitative et quantitative. Volume II.A519
Benedetti-Pichler, A.A. ; Cheronis, Nicholas D.
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