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September 1949
Vol. 26 No. 9
A philosophy of teaching.450
Hildebrand, Joel H.
Student activities sponsored by the Detroit Section of the American Chemical Society.456
Brewer, George E. F.
Stage effects.458
Weaver, Elbert C.
John Kjeldahl (1849-1900).459
Veibel, Stig.
Visual apparatus in the chemical engineering laboratory.462
Huntingdon, R. L.
Correlation between the freshman testing program and first semester chemistry at San Diego State College.466
Merzbacher, Claude Fell.
Classification of methods in qualitative chemical analysis.468
Patterson, Gordon D., Jr.; Mellon, M. G.
A method for filtering small quantities of sludgy material.471
Langevin, Joseph.
Some features of zirconium chemistry.472
Blumenthal, Warren B.
Reacting weight of a metal.476
Beamish, F. E.; Eastcott, Edna V.
Interpreting electronic structures.477
Campbell, J. A.
Transitions in the states of matter-a lecture demonstration.481
Stone, Hosmer W.
A continuously weighable reflux apparatus.484
Wheelock, Charles E.
Phase relations of the system ethylene chlorohydrin-cyclohexane.485
Jasper, Joseph J.; Pohrt, Harriet E.
A table for processing corks and storing support stands.488
Dunlap, Howard L.; Tate, Fred.
An apparatus for the study of diffusion in liquids.489
Kraus, Gerard; Tye, Russell.
The maximum use of the chemistry laboratory.490
Dunning, Wilbur G.
J. A. R. Newlands: A pioneer in atomic numbers.491
Taylor, Wendell.
Vapor-phase research.497
Winslow, Eugene C.
Letter to the editor500
Herriott, Roger M.
LTE.501
Fawcett, Howard H.
LTE.501
Naiman, Barnet.
Trace elements in food.501
Yoe, John H.
The chemistry and technology of enzymes.502
Niemann, Carl
Occupational outlook handbook.502
Grady, Roy I.
Encyclopedia of chemical technology. volume III: carbon(contd) to cinchopen.502
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Introduction to chemical thermodynamics.503
Ramsey, J.B.
Silicones and other organic silicon compounds.503
Sommer, L.H.
Manual of clinical laboratory methods.504
Cajori, F.A.
Recent advances in organic chemistry, vol. III.504
Bonner,William A.
The electronic theory of organic chemistry.505
Bonner,William A.
High molecular weight organic compounds.506
Neville, Harvey A.
Patent law.506
O'connor, William F.
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