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August 1938
Vol. 15 No. 8
Editor's outlook.352
Reinmuth, Otto.
Jean Servais Stas.353
Timmermans, Jean.
Production of chemicals by minute organisms.357
Hixson, A. W.; Rogers, Raymond R.
Acquainting the undergraduate with the chemical library.362
Sampey, John R.
The present high-school course in chemistry- A paradox364
Glasoe, P. M.
Application of ceric sulfate to the determination of arsenic in Paris green and lead arsenate.367
Mehlig, J. P.; Johnson, K. R.
A convenient lecture apparatus for gases.369
Hoppe, Everett Thomas.
The chemist at work: XX. Sanitary chemistry as a vocation370
Hopkins, Edward S.; Grady, Ron I.; Chittum, John W.
The chemist at work: XXI. Research in the manufacture of special lubricants372
Williams, Robert C.; Grady, Ron I.; Chittum, John W.
The chemist at work: XXII. Biochemical research373
Benoy, Marjorie P.; Grady, Ron I.; Chittum, John W.
An improved hydrogen sulfide generator.377
Bennett, C. W.
A rapid method for drying synthetic products which are solids.379
Allison, Hugh V.
A convenient method of mounting conductivity and potentiometer setups.380
Hatfield, Philip E.; Strickler, A.
The history of chemistry and its place in the teaching of high-school chemistry.383
Jaffe, Bernard.
A simplified conductivity bridge assembly.389
Evans, Gregg M.
A consideration of the how in the teaching of organic chemistry.392
Degering, Ed. F.
A working model to demonstrate the effect of heat on a confined volume of gas.394
Nicholson, D. G.
The physics and chemistry of surfaces.398
Taylor, Hugh S.
Qualitative chemical analysis.398
Middleton, A. R.
A scheme of inorganic qualitative analysis.398
Reedy, J. H.
The origin of life.399
Bailey, C. H.
Catalysis from the standpoint of chemical kinetics.399
Frazier, J. C. W.
Soilless growth of plants.400
Reinmuth, Otto.
Basic german for science students.400
Sheppard, Oden E.
The foundations of nutrition.400
McCollum, E. V.
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