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May 1957
Vol. 34 No. 5
Editor's Outlook.209
Kieffer, William F.
Some simple solid models.210
Campbell, J. A.
Model of a potential energy surface.215
Dye, J. L.
Atomic and molecular orbital models.217
Lambert, Frank L.
A new type of crystal model.220
Westbrook, J. H.; DeVries, R. C.
A magnetic model for complex ions and molecules.223
Wendlandt, Wesley W.
Imperfections in crystals. I. Lattice vacancies and atoms in interstitial positions.224
Honig, J. M.
An electronic distinction between metals and nonmetals.229
Sanderson, R. T.
Surfaces of solids.230
Morrison, J. A.
A simple, greaseless, variable take-off still head.234
Brown, Michael P.; Fowles, Gerald W. A.
Scientific and technical literature of the U. S. S. R.235
Hoseh, M.
Teaching the scientific method in college general chemistry.238
Young, Jay A.
Textbook errors; guest column, The lubricating properties of graphite.240
Lavrakas, Vasilis.
A jig for preparing punched cards.241
Thomas, Carl O.
Recommendations for admission to medical schools.242
Fieser, Louis F.
A portable mixture colorimeter of high absolute accuracy.244
Mowery, Dwight F., Jr.
A graduate chemistry course for teachers in elementary and secondary schools.246
Kessel, W. G.
A technique for safe handling of hazardous materials in glassware.248
Ray, R. L.
Lecture demonstration of a kinetic isotope effect.249
Zollinger, Hch.
Kentucky chemistry teachers take a look at the humanities.250
Waller, Sister M. Concetta.
On the second order rate equation.251
Said, Abdel S.
Personalities and trends (PSACT).252
Abernethy, John Leo.
Safe mixing and storage of acid or alkali solutions.254
Nicholson, Douglas G.
Building a natural rubber latex compound.255
Button, Dale W.
Letters to the editor259
Vozza, John F.
Letters to the editor259
Fisher, D. Jerome.
The chemistry of the coordination compounds.260
Pokras, Lewis
Modern instruments in chemical analysis.260
Mellon, M. G.
Organic syntheses: An annual publication of satisfactory methods for the preparation of organic chemicals. Volume 36 (1956).A238
Dunbar, Ralph E.
Medicinal Chemistry. Volume III.A241
English, Jackson P.
Chemistry of carbon compounds. Volum III. Part b: Aromatic compounds.A242
Bonner, William A.
Science and economic development: New patterns of living. A244
Garrett, A. B.
Progress in Nuclear Energy. Series II: Reactions. Series IV: Technology and engineeringA246
Foster, Laurence S.
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