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September 1967
Vol. 44 No. 9
Editorially speaking: A new class of freshmen.489
Lippincott, W. T.
Innovations in writing, teaching, and experimentation.490
Fieser, Louis F.
Some simple models for the double quartet approach.494
Zipp, Arden P.
Conformational analysis and chemical reactivity.495
Idoux, John P.
Teaching symmetry: The use of decorations.502
Glasser, L.
Tangent-sphere models of molecules. V. Alfred Werner and the doctrine of coordination.512
Bent, Henry A.
Kinetics of the gas phase decomposition of di-tert-butyl peroxide.514
Guillory, William A.
The nature of " ionic" solids: The coordinated polymeric model.516
Sanderson, R. T.
Relaxation kinetics: An experiment for physical chemistry.524
Swinehart, James A.
Crystal field spectra of transition metal ions: A physical chemistry experiment.527
Trapp, Charles; Johnson, Richard.
A technique for degassing liquid samples.530
Rondeau, Roger E.
A low temperature fused salt experiment: The conductivity, viscosity, and density of molten calcium nitrate tetrahydrate.531
Moynihan, Cornelius T.
Photochemical reactivity.536
Turro, Nicholas J.
The stoichiometry of an oxidation-reduction reaction.537
Latimer, George W., Jr.
Some remarks on the thermodynamics of the xylenes.538
Everdell, M. H.
The triplet point of water (TE).541
Swinton, F. L.
Recent developments in the teaching of multidisciplinary courses in science.542
Fuller, Edward C.
A third dimension in the teaching of analytical chemistry: Real problems replace recipes.545
Siggia, Sidney.
The significance of hydrogen bonds in biological structures.547
McClellan, A. L.
Recent developments in calorimetry: Part two. Some associated measurements (cont.); Part III- Some specific types of calorimeters.A685
Wilhoit, Randolph C.
Means of contact and entry of toxic agents (Safety).A721
Stokinger, Herbert E.
Instantaneous precipitation from homogeneous solution.A727
Hiskey, C. F.; Cantwell, F. F.
3-d demonstration of concept of a field.A727
Weaver, Elbert C.
Principles of chemistry (Patterson, C. Stuart; Kuper, Harry S.; Nanney, T. Ray).A752
Layton, E. Miller, Jr.
Introductory descriptive chemistry: Selected nonmetals, their properties and behavior (Johnson, Ronald C.).A754
Tyree, S. Y., Jr.
Modern organic chemistry (Roberts, John D.; Casserio, Marjorie C.).A754
Deno, Norman C.
Introductory analytical chemistry (Popov, Alexander I.; Pfaum, Ronald T.).A756
Pappenhagen, J. M.
Nuclear magnetic resonance for organic chemists (Mathieson, D. W. (ed.)).A758
Lambert, Joseph B.
Molecular spectra and molecular structure. Volume 3, electronic spectra and electronic structure of polyatomic molecules (Herzberg, Gerhard).A760
Strickler, S. J.
Thermodynamics of steady states (Tykodi, Ralph J.).A762
Hanley, H. J. M.
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