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January 1949
Vol. 26 No. 1
Editor's Outlook1
Charles Friedel (1832 -1899).3
Willemart, Antoine.
A new program for teaching the fundamentals of chemistry in college.10
Coles, James S.; Clapp, Leallyn B.; Epple, Robert P.
Industrial chemistry at Brown University.14
Ricklin, S.; Eckstrom, H. C.
Attitudes in the teaching of colloid chemistry.18
Vold, Robert D.
Revaluation of colloid chemistry in the light of its recent developments.21
Valko, Emery I.
An outline of a colloid chemistry course.22
Hazel, Fred.
The content of a course in colloid chemistry.24
Shereshefsky, J. L.
What an introductory course and textbook on colloid chemistry should offer.26
Hauser, Ernst A.
The textbook of colloid chemistry- evaluation of an ideal.28
Dean, Robert B.
The place of colloids in the chemistry curriculum.29
Reyerson, L. H.
Industrial requirements of courses in colloid chemistry.30
Davis, Herbert L.
Laboratory applications of ion exchange techniques.32
Tompkins, Edward. R.
The value of the historical approach in the teaching of general chemistry.39
de Milt, Clara.
Chemistry in the four-year college of pharmacy curriculum.42
Williams, Walter R.
The chemistry of organometallic compounds.45
Kraus, Charles A.
Correlation of high-school and college chemistry courses.50
Gifford, Dorothy W.
Distillation and rectification.53
Pearce, F.G.
The chemical constitution of natural fats.53
Niemann, Carl
Synthetic methods of organic chemistry. Volume 1, 1924-4453
Niemann, Carl
Synthetische methoden der organischen chemie, repertorium 2, 1945-46.54
Calvin, Melvin
Chemical calculations.54
Hazlehurst, Thomas H.
Modern metallurgy of alloys.54
Siebert, C.A.
Chemical and technical stenography.54
McGee Keyser, Mary
Chemical engineering fundamentals.55
Curtis, Harry A.
Chemistry in action.56
Kaufman, Gretchen
Trends in engineering education, the columbia experience.56
Warner, J.C.
Mikro-methoden zur kennzeeichnung organischer stoffe und stoffgemische.57
Schaeffer, Harold F.
The chemistry of acetylene and related compounds.57
Clapp, Leallyn B.
Organic chlorine compounds.57
Clapp, Leallyn B
Encyclopedia of chemical technology, volume II: anthrone to carbon-arc.58
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Scientific russian reader.58
Wooster, Warren S.
The study of plant communities.58
Church, George L.
The chemistry of free radicals.59
Noller, Carl E.
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