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  Home > JCE Print > Journal of Chemical Education > Issues > 1928  > December  >
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December 1928
Vol. 5 No. 12
Editor's Outlook: Fredrich Wohler1537
Contemporary reception of Wohler's discovery of the synthesis of urea.1539
Warren, W. H.
Some experiences of Dr. Edgar Fahs Smith as a student under Wohler.1554
McPherson, William.
The mystery of life.1558
Donnan, F. G.
Warns against Mercury Poisioning from Amalgam Tooth Fillings1570
Science Service
An outstanding high-school department of chemistry.1571
Blanchard, W. M.
Industrial Research Willing to Spend Money1576
Science Service
The processes of color photography. II. Screen-plate processes.1577
Mees, C. E. K.
Lightning Stroke Electrocutes Tree1582
Science Service
An old colonial manuscript volume relating to alchemy.1583
Browne, C. A.
Deposit of Potash Salts Discovered1590
Chem. Markets
One hundred years of organic synthesis.1591
Thorpe, Jocelyn Field.
Cotton Linen, Rayon Act Alike toward Ultra-Violet Rays1602
Science Service
Scientific Food Advertisers Must Follow Rules of Science1602
Science Service
Contributions of Chemistry to Industry. Part II1603
Schmidt, Walter A.
Light Color Change Gives New Insight into Structure of Matter1614
Science Service
The Chemistry of the Red and Blue Pigments of Flowers and Fruits. Part II1615
Huntress, Ernest H.
Discovers How to Dye Rayon Evenly1620
Science Service
Know your foods I. Oleomargarine.1621
Schuette, H. A.
Use of Calcium Chloride1626
Chem. Markets
The correlation of high-school chemistry with first-year college chemistry.1627
Mattern, L. W.
Foreign study fellowship opportunities.1634
Palmer, Archie M.
Benzol Poisoning in Chemical Laboratories1638
Science Service
The structure of matter. IV. Ions and ionogens.1639
Reinmuth, Otto.
Compressed Air Aids Shade Trees1646
Science Service
Hydrogen-ion concentration.1647
Ashley, R. Harman.
Test for Glycogen1658
Science Service
Some Notes on Various Electrolytes1659
Survey of Dye Industry1663
News Edit., Ind. Eng. Chem
Sir Humphry Davy1664
Increased U.S. Tariff on Barium Carbonate1667
Chem. Age
A unique laboratory (Student essay).1668
Fleming, Francis P.
The water supply (Student essay).1671
Prichard, D. W.
Monument to Pasteur Dedicated at Chicago1671
An Improved Hot-Wire Glass Cutter (LTE).1672
Evans, Gregg M.
Vocational Information Through Chemistry (LTE).1672
Padula, J. F.
Trace Ancient Metal Trade Routes by Chemical Analysis1673
Science Service
Chemical Digest: This Modern Culture1674
M. A. C.
Quantity, Quality, and Economy in Education1677
M. W. G.
Safety Film of Institute of Makers of Explosives1681
Science Service
An Introduction to the Chemistry of Plant Products (Haas, Paul)1706
Green, E. L.
Essentials of Qualitative Chemical Analysis (Ware, John C.)1706
Otto, Carl
Elementary Laboratory Experiments in Organic Chemistry (Adams, Roger)1708
Donleavy, John J.
Laboratory Manual of Elementary Physical Chemistry (Mack, Jr., Edward; France, Wesley G.)1708
Lichtenwalner, D. C.
The Protamines and Histones (Kossel, Albrecht)1709
Mattill, H. A.
Industrial Chemistry (Riegel, Emil Raymond)1709
Keyes, D. B.
Traditional Examinations and New-Type Tests (Odell, C. W.)1710
Powers, S. R.
Laboratory Manual of High-School Chemistry (Bruce, George Howard)1711
Stone, C. H.
The Development of the High-School Curriculum 1711
Hendricks, B. Clifford
Course of Study in Chemistry for the Senior High School1712
M. W. G.
Chemical Treasures of the Forest (Wise, Louis E.)1712
M. W. G.
Teachers' Salaries in Certain Endowed and State Supported Colleges and Universities in the United States, with Special Reference to Colleges of Arts, Literature and Science, 1926-1927 (Arnett, Trevor)1713
M. W. G.
Abstracts of Scientific and Technical Publications from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology1713
M. W. G.
Students' Kelvin Bridge1713
M. W. G.
Automatic Control of Acid Baths1713
M. W. G.
Ten Years of Educational Research, 1918-19271713
M. W. G.
Repreint and Circular Serieos of the National Research Council Nos. 83-841714
M. W. G.
Schools Should Do More than Teach1714
Science Service
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