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January 1928
Vol. 5 No. 1
Editor's outlook.5
Chemical microscopy. II. Its value in the training of chemists.9
Chamot, E. M.; Mason, C. W.
A qualitative test for arsenic or antimony.24
Cornog, Jacob.
Atoms, molecules, and ions.25
Conant, James B.
Emil Fischer.37
Darmstaedter, Ludwig.
Mechanical chemists.43
Bartlett, Guy.
An efficient and economical hydrogen sulfide generator.49
Allardyce, W. John.
Pasteur: The chemist.50
Moseley, Hal W.
Another attempt to base a classification of the elements on atomic structure.57
Stewart, Olus J.
The new laboratories of the Brussels Polytechnic School.64
Lambermont, Fernand.
A system for teaching the substitution of radicals in organic compounds.72
Wade, I. W.
The relation between the degree of intelligence and success in the study of chemistry.76
Wolf, Milton G.
Qualitative analysis in high-school chemistry.84
Guild, Bruce H.
A modified procedure for the analysis of group III.87
Sneed, M. C.; Heisig, G. B.; Trovatten, G. C.
Honors problem in quantitative analysis.94
Pappenhagen, L. A.
Lecture demonstrations for general chemistry.96
Washburn, E. Roger.
An apparatus for indicating the conductivity of solutions and of fused salts.99
Cornog, Jacob.
LTE.101
Hart, Edward.
Recent advances in organic chemistry.109
Reid, E. Emmet.
A system of qualitative analysis for the rare elements.109
McAlpine, R. K.
Muscular movement in man: the factors governing speed and recovery from fatigue.110
Haag, H. B.
Chemistry.110
Bronson, Barnard S.
Oxidation-reduction reactions in inorganic chemistry.111
Brinkley, Stuart R.
New type questions in chemistry.112
Hendricks, B. Clifford.
Essays on the art and principles of chemistry.112
Bancroft, Wilder D.
The chemical elements and their compounds.113
Chapin, W. H.
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