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April 1928
Vol. 5 No. 4
Editor's outlook.379
Science in the interest of peace.381
Bogert, Marston T.
Emerson and chemistry.* Part II.391
Browne, Charles Albert
A forcible method of emphasizing laboratory technic.403
Stout, Lawrence E.
The electron in organic chemistry: I. The electronic conception of the nature of the carbon-to-carbon bond from the standpoint of the theory of partial polarity.404
Kharasch, M. S.; Reinmuth, Otto.
Mercury and its compounds in ancient times.419
Caley, Earle R.
The teaching of chemistry in a high-school cooperative industrial course.425
Wilson, H. R.
Thomas Green Clemson, LL.D., the chemist.433
Brackett, R. N.
Creating interest in freshman chemistry.445
Brayton, H. R.
Chemistry at New York University-A retrospect.448
Nichols, Wm. H.
Chemistry at New York University-The Nichols Chemistry Building at University Heights.451
Hill, Arthur E.
Chemistry at New York University-Recent developments at Washington Square College.455
MacTavish, Wm. C.
Chemistry at New York University-The future.457
Kendall, James.
Efficient laboratory instruction in chemistry.459
Smith, Herbert R.
The organization and researches in progress at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physical and Electrochemistry.462
Reyerson, L. H.
A question of procedure.465
Stone, Charles H.
The street of the alchemists.467
Holmes, Harry N.
Suggestions for siphoning distasteful liquids.468
Weaver, Elbert C.
New apparatus for boiling-point determinations.469
Swietoslawski, W.
Potassium ferrocyanide as a qualitative test for zinc.473
Bennett, George W.; McKee, F. G.
Lecture-table demonstration of osmotic pressure.476
Ramsey, J. W.; Maxson, R. N.
The micro burner for use in elementary glass-working.478
Wailes, Raymond B.
LTE.480
Menshutkin, B. N.
LTE.480
Sampey, John R.
Mathematical preparation for physical chemistry.497
Haring, Malcolm M.
General Chemistry.497
Day, J. E.
Outline of the history of chemistry.498
Mackall, Colin M.
The phase rule and its applications.499
Haring, Malcolm M.
Exercises in general chemistry.499
Lichtenwalner, D. C.
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