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January 1967
Vol. 44 No. 1
Editorially speaking.1
Raman spectroscopy in inorganic chemistry.2
Tobias, R. Stuart.
Teaching electroanalytical chemistry: Diffusion-controlled processes.9
Anderson, Larry B.; Reilly, Charles N.
A unified theory of bonding for cyclopropanes.17
Bernett, William A.
A simple apparatus for scoring tlc plates.24
Walsh, Brother Joseph M.
Netherlands' system of chemical education.25
Poziomek, Edward J.
Construction of an inexpensive constant temperature device.29
Walsh, Brother Joseph M.
Natural equilibrium distribution of methane and the deuteromethanes.30
Apse, J. I.; Missen, R. W.
Kinetic isotope effects: An experiment in physical organic chemistry.31
Jones, J. R.
The methanolysis of acetal: A chemical kinetics and gas chromatography experiment.33
Johnston, David O.
A sealed stirring mechanism.35
Hello, O.
Stereochemical correlations in the camphor series.36
Markgraf, J. Hodge.
Current ideas on the chemical basis of olfaction. (Error).37
Roderick, William R.
The chemistry of tetrasulfur tetranitride.38
Allen, Christopher W.
Textbooks errors. Miscellanea no. 5.44
Mysels, Karol J.
Stepwise formation constants of complex ions: A student experiment.46
Guenther, William B.
Application of binary and ternary arithmetic to weighing problems.48
Lang, Sidney B.; Peck, Robert L.
Desalination of water by reverse osmosis: An exercise in thermodynamic calculation.53
Hecht, Charles E.
Computer-sorted punched card system for abstracting chemical literature.54
Cameron, Bruce F.; Vassar, Robert.
Bence-Jones proteins and antibodies.56
Gally, J. H.
General chemistry.61
Taylor, Thomas E.
Chemistry in the laboratory.61
Eblin, Lawrence P.
Concepts in chemistry.62
Gettes, Andrew N.
Kinetic methods of analysis.62
Rechnitz, G. A.
Quantitative analytical chemistry.62
Moorhead, Edward D.
X-ray diffraction analysis (Chem Inst.) Part 1. Safety and generators.A7
Rudman, Reuben.
Threshold limit values for 1966*A45
Prepared by the american conference of governmental industrial hygienists..
Rapid detection of cations and anions. A62
Williams, T. R.
History of analytical chemistry.A62
Oesper, Ralph E.
Organic chemistry.A64
Kamerling, Samuel E.
Giant molecules.A68
O'Driscoll, Kenneth F.
Biochemistry: An introduction to dynamic biology.A73
Dougall, Donald K.
Inorganic chemistry. Volume 1, principles and non-metals. Volume 2, metals.A73
Zuckerman, J. J.
Physical chemistry.A78
Russell, Morley
Basic comcepts in quantum mechanics.A80
Bent, Henry A.
Valence and the structure of atoms and molecules.A82
Van Doren, Janet B.
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