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September 1936
Vol. 13 No. 9
Editor's outlook.402
Priestley, Lavoisier, and Trudaine de Montigny.403
Oesper, R. E.
The use of chemical history in the high school.412
Oppe, Greta.
An adjustable support and stand for Bunsen burners.414
Balinkin, I. A.
Crystal chemistry: I. A graphic classification of binary systems.415
Stillwell, Charles W.
Resume of chemical engineering education in United States.419
Vilbrandt, Frank C.
Special problems in the teaching of chemistry.423
Johnson, Warren C.
A new record form for qualitative analysis.427
Manuel, W. A.
Evidence for the complete dissociation of salts at all concentrations in aqueous solutions.428
Barnes, William H.
A lecture notebook for freshman chemistry.431
Eckert, George W.
Training in chemistry for the cosmetic industry.432
Wall, Florence E.
A test for vacuum tightness of glass grindings.436
Boughton, Willis A.
Plan to eliminate the overlapping in high-school and college science courses.437
Anibal, Fred G.; Leighton, Philip A.
Some uses for modeling clay in the chemical laboratory.442
Bruce, W. F.
The use of sodium paraperiodate for the detection of manganese in the elementary qualitative course.443
Wood, Lyman J.; Fleetwood, C. W.
Bibliography of elementary discussions of (1) the interionic attraction theory of electrolytes, and (2) modern theory of acids, bases, and salts.445
Foster, Laurence S.
Salts and their reactions.448
Hopkins, B. S.
Physical chemistry.448
Haring, Malcolm M.
The students manual of microscopic technique, with instructions for photomicrography.448
Reinmuth, Otto
Elementary practical chemistry. 449
Timm, John A.
Elementary principles in physical chemistry with special reference to the state of equilibrium in a chemical reaction and to the rate of attainment of the state of equilibrium.449
Newton, Roy F.
Study units in general chemistry--a laboratory manual.449
Deming, H. G.
Lehrbuch der chemie fÅr hîhere lehranstalten.450
Weeks, Mary Elvira
Lehrbuch der chemie fÅr hîhere lehranstalten. part 2.450
Weeks, Mary Elvira
Differential equations in applied chemistry.450
Haenisch, Edward L.
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