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April 1967
Vol. 44 No. 4
Editorally Speaking183
Biochemistry in the introductory college chemistry course.184
Sturtevant, Julian M.
Simplified computer programs for treating complex reaction mechanisms.191
DeTar, DeLos F.
A computer program for making steady state calculations: Notes on effective programming techniques.193
DeTar, DeLos F.
The martini as an alcoholic solution.199
Kauffman, George B.
The acetone-chloroform system: An nmr study.200
Bell, Jerry A.; Snider, William H.
The electron repulsion theory of the chemical bond. I. New models of atomic structure.206
Luder, W. F.
A cesium-137-barium-137m isotope generator.212
Pinajian, J. J.
The selection of optimum conditions for spectrochemical methods. 3. Sensitivity of atomic fluorescence, absorption, and emission flame spectrometry.214
McCarthy, W. J.; Winefordner, J. D.; Parsons, M. L.
Electromotive force of molten salt concentration cells and association equilibria in solution.223
Braunstein, Jerry.
The significance of significant figures.232
Pinkerton, Richard C.; Gleit, Chester E.
Cumulative confidence limits in reporting the results of volumetric analyses.234
McDuffie, Bruce.
Michael Tswett's contributions to sixty years of chromatography.235
Strain, Harold H.; Sherma, Joseph.
Translators. M. Tswett: "Adsorption analysis and chromatographic methods: Application to the chemistry of Chlorophylls".238
Strain, Harold H.; Sherma, Joseph.
The stoichiometry of copper sulfide formed in an introductory laboratory exercise.242
Dingledy, David; Barnard, Walther M.
Condensed norms: ace cooperative examinations.243
Physical chemistry.245
Thomson, Tom R.
The chemical bond.245
Taylor, Moddie D.
Mathematics for scientists. Mathematical methods in the physical sciences. Mathematics for quantum chemistry.246
Moore, Walter J.
X-ray diffraction analysis (continued) Part 4. Powder cameras and techniques.A289
Rudman, Reuben.
Fire and explosion problems in laboratories and pilot plants.A319
Braidech, Matthew M.
Properties of flames (TD).A345
Eberhardt, William H.
Chromatography: Inorganic separations using chalkboard chalk (TD).A345
Lauren, Paul M.
Molecular aspects of symmetry.A352
Eggers, D. F., Jr.
The principles of chemical equilibrium.A352
Campbell, J. A.
Thermoanalytical methods of investigation.A352
Ingraham, T. R.
Standard methods of chemical analysis. Volume3, instrumental methods, parts a and b.A354
Kolthoff, I. M.
Inorganic syntheses, volume 8.A354
Kauffman, George B.
Gmelins handbuch der anorganischen chemie. 8. Auflage, system nummer 60, kupfer. Teil b, lieferung 4, koordinations-verbindungen mit neutralen und innerkomplexbildenden liganden.A358
Van Doren, Janet B.
The structure of polymers.A358
Ferington, Thomas
Prelude to chemistry: an outline of alchemy.A358
Van Doren, Janet B.
The convergent century.A358
Oesper, Ralph E.
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