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June 1957
Vol. 34 No. 6
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| Forty ways to be dumb | 261 |
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Williams, Roger J. |
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| Motor fuel quality as related to refinery processing and antiknock compounds. | 262 |
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Conrad, Franklin; Sabin, William W. |
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| Ferrocene: A novel organometallic compound. | 268 |
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Rausch, Marvin; Vogel, Martin; Rosenberg, Harold. |
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| Some aspects of organic molecules and their behavior. I. Electronegativity. | 272 |
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Reinmuth, Otto. |
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| An efficient chemiluminescent system and a chemiluminescent clock reaction. | 275 |
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White, Emil H. |
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| The use of exact expressions in calculating hydrogen ion concentrations. | 277 |
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Nightingale, E. R., Jr. |
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| A compact low-cost electrodeposition apparatus. | 280 |
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Cook, Clarence L. |
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| A nine-day conference for high-school chemistry teachers. | 281 |
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O'Donnell, Sister M. Lawrence. |
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| Final examination time in high-school chemistry. | 282 |
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Weaver, Elbert C. |
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| The new chemical section in the Deutsches Museum at Munich. | 283 |
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Sachtleben, Rudolf. |
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| Dimensional analysis of chemical laws and theories. | 286 |
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Benfey, O. Theodore. |
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| Reversal of parity law in nuclear physics: Technical Report 2096 | 288 |
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National Bureau of Standards |
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| Sodium through glass. | 289 |
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Alpern, D. K. |
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| A simplified electrolysis apparatus. | 291 |
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Teichman, Louis. |
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| National cooperative undergraduate chemical research program. | 292 |
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Cortelyou, Ethaline; Cortelyou, W. P. |
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| Reading for honors in chemistry. | 294 |
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Foster, Duncan G. |
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| The analysis of a silver-copper alloy. | 297 |
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Baine, Ogden; Banewicz, John. |
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| Isotopic isomerism. | 299 |
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Pinkus, A. G. |
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| Crossword puzzle. | 300 |
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Clampitt, Bert H. |
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| The scientific literature of Israel. | 301 |
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Brown, Curtis L.; Frankl, Juda. |
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| The evidence from infrared spectroscopy for hydrogen bonding. | 304 |
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Gorman, Mel. |
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| A minimum syllabus for a college preparatory course in chemistry (NEACT) | 307 |
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Whitten, Maurice M. ; Marie, Sister Ernestine; Harrison, Anna Jane; Tucker, Eleanor M. ; Timm, John A. |
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| Official Business | 308 |
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Moore, Dr. Maryalice |
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| Letter to the editor | 310 |
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Donohue, Jerry. |
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| Letter to the editor | 310 |
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Calingaert, George. |
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| Letter to the editor | 311 |
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Laughton, Paul M. |
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| Laboratory manual of physical chemistry. | 311 |
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Weaver, E. Eugene |
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| Laboratory manual of physical chemistry. | 311 |
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Guenther, William B. |
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| Clinical chemistry: Principles and procedures. | 312 |
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Pritham, Gordon H. |
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| Encyclopedia of chemical technology. Volume 15. Waxes to zymosterol, index. | 312 |
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Kobe, Kenneth A. |
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| Electrochemical affinity: Studies in electrochemical thermodynamics and kinetics. | 312 |
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Miller, Donald G. |
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| Polymer solutions. | A280 |
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Oster, Gerald |
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| Ion exchange and its application. | A280 |
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Reiman, Wm. III. |
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| Elementary quantitative analysis. | A283 |
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Pecsok, Robert L. |
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| Rheology: Theory and applications. Volume I. | A284 |
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Garver, Emerson |
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| pH measurements: Their theory and practice. | A286 |
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Stock, John T. |
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