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August 1928
Vol. 5 No. 8
Editor's Outlook909
James Mason Crafts.911
Ashdown, Avery A.
Synthetic Vinegar Lacks Vitamins921
Science Service
Some early industries in the U. S.922
Sessions, Wm. V.
Cause of Limestone Stains Discovered928
Science Service
Chemical warfare. A course in the study of toxic gases.929
Wells, C. F.
Dr Smith's Office to be Preserved as a Museum933
Roses, Carnations, and Posies Now Grown Without Soil936
Science Service
Objectives and content of the elementary college course in qualitative analysis.937
Reedy, J. H.
Discussion. See Objectives and content of the elementary college course in qualitative analysis.942
Sears, Geo. W.
The technic of conducting the introductory college course in qualitative analysis.946
Furman, N. Howell.
Discussion.-See Technic of conducting the introductory college course in qualitative analysis.955
Wood, Lyman J.
Cod-Liver Oil Causes Increase in Red Blood956
Science Service
Objectives and content of the introductory course in quantitative analysis.957
Willard, H. H.
Discussion. See Objectives and content of the introductory course in quantitative analysis.963
Collins, W. D.
Crystallization of a metal from a solution of its salt.964
Kiplinger, C. C.
The technic of conducting the introductory college course in quantitative analysis.965
Mahin, E. G.
(The technic of conducting the introductory college course in quantitative analysis) Discussion.974
Guy, J. Samuel.
A small washbottle.978
Hart, C. Sheldon.
Advanced and graduate work in analytical chemistry.979
Foulk, C. W.
Discussion. See Advanced and graduate work in analytical chemistry.985
Popoff, Stephen.
Diamond Mystery Remains Unsolved989
Science Service
Helium Placed on Open Market989
Science Service
The first-year college course in chemistry for students who have studied the subject before entrance.990
Burt, C. Pauline.
Are Lemons More Sour than Vinegar?993
Science Service
Experiences with oral recitations in descriptive high-school chemistry.994
Hart, Fred T.
Artificial Rubber Made in Germany996
Science Service
A note on the Agricultural Biochemistry Building at the University of Minnesota.997
Gortner, Ross A.
A Lecture Demonstration of the Cottrell Precipitator 1001
Stone, Hosmer W.
Army Engineers Studying Report on New Explosive1003
Science Service
Serum Test Distinguishes Infection from Immunity 1003
Science Service
A simplified barometer.1004
Kremers, H. C.
Support of Graduate Research in Chemistry in American Universities, 1927-19281005
West, Clarence J.; Hull, Callie
Science in Business1017
M. W. G.
Gasoline Now Selected by Useful Tests1019
Science Service
Abstracts1020
Elementary Organic Chemistry1032
McMaster, L.
Organic Chemistry for Advanced Students (McMaster, L.)1032
Reid, E. Emmet
Theoretical and Experimental Physical Chemistry (Crocker, James Codrington; Matthews, Frank)1033
Andrews, Donald H.
Photometric Chemical Analysis. Vol. I, Colorimetry (Yoh, Dr. John H.)1033
Haring, Malcolm M.
Physical and Chemical Constants and Some Mathematical Functions (Kaye, G. W. C.; Laby, T. H.01034
Haring, Malcolm M.
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research Bibliographic Series1034
O. R.
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