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February 1959
Vol. 36 No. 2
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| Editorially speaking. | 53 |
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Kieffer, William F. |
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| Explosive hazard of aluminum-liquid oxygen mixtures. | 54 |
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Austin, Calvin M.; Rohrer, Charles S.; Seifert, Ralph L. |
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| More mnemonics. | 57 |
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Clark, Louis W. |
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| Instability of sulfur-potassium chlorate mixture. | 58 |
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Tanner, Herbert G. |
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| Transformation of organic compounds by microorganisms. | 60 |
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Perlman, D. |
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| The nineteenth century atom: Undivided or indivisible? | 64 |
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Scott, John Howe. |
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| Fuel cells. | 68 |
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Young, G. J.; Rozelle, R. B. |
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| Weathering reactions (TE). | 73 |
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Yaalon, Dan H. |
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| Device for pipetting pathogenic organisms. | 76 |
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Ghosh, D. |
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| Balancing organic redox equations. | 77 |
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Burrell, Harold P. C. |
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| Generalized restatement of coordination rules. | 79 |
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Holser, William T. |
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| Skeleton puzzle (elements). | 80 |
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Phelan, Earl W. |
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| Use of the densitometer for photometric measurements. | 81 |
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Ven Horst, Sister Helene; Tang, Helen. |
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| Simplified models of inorganic stereoisomers. | 82 |
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Kauffman, George B. |
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| A simple rapid method for loading paper chromatograms. | 83 |
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Chesbro, William. |
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| Training teaching assistants for general chemistry. | 84 |
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Lippincott, W. T. |
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| Excessive use of graduate assistants in recitation and laboratory teaching. | 86 |
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Caldwell, William E. |
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| A formal option plan for undergraduate chemical engineering. | 88 |
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Peters, Max S. |
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| Chem gems. | 89 |
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Pilar, Frank L. |
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| The Wesleyan Conference of 1958. | 90 |
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Burford, M. Gilbert; Lewis, Harry F. |
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| History of the Pacific Southwest Association of Chemistry Teachers. | 92 |
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Brantley, L. Reed. |
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| Chemistry in sanitary engineering. | 95 |
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Sawyer, Clair N. |
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| Letter to the editor | 100 |
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Kraus, Charles A. |
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| Letter to the editor | 100 |
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Strong III, F.C. |
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| Letter to the editor | 100 |
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Krugers, J. |
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| Standard methods of clinical chemistry. Volume 2. | 101 |
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Pritham, Gordon H. |
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| Textbook of biochemistry. | 101 |
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Patton, A.R. |
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| Characterisation of organic compounds. | 102 |
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Webb, James L.A. |
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| Estimation of thermodynamic properties of organic compounds. | 102 |
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Luder, W.F. |
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| Lehrbuch der organischen chemie. Band 3. | 102 |
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Borkovec, Alexej B. |
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| Enzymes. | 102 |
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Axelrod, Bernard. |
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| Balances (cont'd) | A067 |
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Lewin, S.Z. |
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| Polymer reviews. Volume 1: The effects of ionizing radiation on natural and synthetic high polymers. | A100 |
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Ballantine, D.S. |
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| Chloroplast pigments and chromotographic analysis. | A104 |
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Rothemund, Paul. |
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| Proceedings of the congress on modern analytical chemistry in industry. | A106 |
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Pappenhagen, James M. |
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| Chemistry of the rare radioelements. | A106 |
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Cobble, James W. |
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| Constitution of binary alloys. | A108 |
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Kieffer, William F. |
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| Rheology, theory and applications. Volume 2. | A108 |
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Garver, Emerson E. |
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| Spot tests in inorganic analysis. | A110 |
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Yoe, John H. |
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| Nouveau traite de chimie minerale. Volume 4. | A110 |
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Krumm, Roger V. |
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