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December 1955
Vol. 32 No. 12
Aromatic substitution by free radicals.606
Nelson, Peter F.
Geology as a part of the general college chemistry course.611
Streng, Evelyn Fiedler.
The qualitative separation and detection of zinc.613
Wilkinson, Joseph R.; Sheleck, Edward G.; Sheline, Raymond K.
Immunochemistry: the chemistry of antigens and antibodies.615
Haurowitz, Felix.
The operation of McLeod gages and Topler pumps.621
Reynolds, Myron B.
A classification and filing system for scientific reprints and references.622
Pentz, E. Irene; Bushee, Ralph.
Premedical requirements and medical college biochemistry scores.624
Deloach, Will S.; Powers, Glenn F.
Dyes and dyeing in ancient Mesopotamia.625
Levey, Martin.
Wedgwood-a living tradition.630
Wedgwood, Hensleigh C.
Crossword Puzzle632
Clampitt. Bert H.
The composition of the atmosphere.633
Asimov, Isaac.
The experience of a technical summer employee in industry.634
Sutman, Frank X.
The Beer-Lambert law and the combination of proportional dependences.636
Holleran, Eugene M.
Editor. Textbook errors: V. The reaction of the Leclanche dry cell.638
Mysels, Karol J.
Apparatus for the demonstration of conductivity of electrolytes.640
Suter, Hans A.; Kaelber, Lorraine.
The intermediate course in chemistry.641
Vosburgh, W. C.; Wilder, Pelham, Jr.; Saylor, J. H.
Letter to the editor646
Weiner, Samuel.
Letter to the editor647
Maizell, Robert E.
Operaciones basicas de la ingenieria quimica.650
Kobe, Kenneth A.
Physical chemistry.650
Young, Jay A.
Quantitative analysis.650
Brown, Glenn H.
The identification of organic compounds.651
Clapp, Leallyn B.
A companion to physical and inorganic chemistry.651
Campbell, J. A.
Metallurgy of the rarer metals. number 3: manganese.651
Foster, Laurence S.
Degradation of vinyl polymers.652
Beavers, Ellington M.
Modern physics for the engineer.652
Kieffer, William F.
Dielectric behavior and structure.652
Fuoss, Raymond M.
An advanced treatise on physical chemistry. volume 5: molecular spectra and structure. Dielectrics and dipole moments.653
Steffens, Carsten.
Experiments in organic chemistry.653
Cook, William B.
Chemistry of the pesticides.654
Gunther, F. A.
Design and analysis of industrial experiments.654
Mandel, John
Basic Lubrication practice.654
Aluminum paint and powder.654
Fabricated materials and parts.654
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