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February 1966
Vol. 43 No. 2
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| Editorially speaking. | 57 |
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Kieffer, William F. |
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| The direct synthesis of organometallic compounds. | 58 |
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Rochow, Eugene G. |
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| Preparation of ethylaluminum sesqui-iodide: A lecture demonstration. | 63 |
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Krahe, Eduard; Rochow, E. G. |
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| Optical studies in organophosphorus chemistry. | 64 |
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Cammarata, Arthur. |
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| The determination of dipole moments in solution. | 66 |
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Thompson, H. Bradford. |
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| Acetylation of ferrocene: A chromatography experiment for elementary organic laboratory. | 73 |
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Bozak, Richard E. |
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| Thermodynamics from dipole moments: An experiment in physical chemistry. | 74 |
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Moffat, J. B. |
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| Electrical properties of metal oxides which have "hopping" charge carriers. | 76 |
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Honig, J. M. |
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| Estimation of some Ki and Ksp by potentiometric titration. | 82 |
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Jenkins, D. A.; Latham, J. L. |
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| Mathematical methods in elementary thermodynamics. | 85 |
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Blinder, S. M. |
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| Ligand exchange kinetics by the radioactive tracer technique: An inorganic or radiochemistry experiment. | 93 |
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Barton, Donald; Winter, Keith. |
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| Explosion hazard: Pyridine ''perchromate". | 94 |
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Adams, D. M.; Raynor, J. B. |
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| Concepts of species and state in chemistry and molecular physics. | 95 |
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Goodfriend, P. L. |
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| The content of introductory biochemistry courses - A survey. | 97 |
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Appleton, M. D.; Haab, W. |
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| CBA and CHEM study: An appreciation. | 98 |
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Pode, J. S. F. |
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| San Antonio school chemistry project: An experiment in learning and cooperation. | 103 |
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Davis, Jeff C., Jr.; Westmeyer, Paul. |
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| A study of ammonium carbamate: A student project. | 104 |
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Clifford, Charles W. |
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| An innovation for summer institutes: Administrators too! | 104 |
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Brandou, Julian R. |
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| Demonstrating concepts of statistical thermodynamics: More on the Maxwell Demon bottle. | 105 |
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Sussman, M. V. |
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| LTE. | 107 |
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Christen, H. R. |
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| LTE. | 107 |
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Kauffman, George B. |
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| LTE. | 108 |
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Roberts, N. K. |
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| LTE. | 108 |
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Wagner, Frank S., Jr. |
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| Introductory college chemistry; Laboratory manual for introductory college chemistry. | 109 |
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Kessel, W. G. |
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| General chemistry workbook: How to solve chemistry problems. | 109 |
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Taylor, Moddie D. |
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| Principles of chemical equilibrium. | 110 |
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Eblin, Lawrence P. |
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| Elements of inorganic chemistry. | 110 |
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Ward, Roland. |
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| XXV. Instrumentation for atomic absorption - Part two. | A103 |
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Kahn, Herbert L. |
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| XXIII. Storage and disposal of dangerous chemicals. | A151 |
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Voeglein, Joseph F., Jr. |
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| Concepts and models of inorganic chemistry. | A160 |
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Johnson, Ronald C. |
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| Chemistry of the rare-earth elements. | A160 |
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Moeller, Therald. |
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| Gmelin-durrer metallurgy of iron. Volume1, Parts A and B. | A160 |
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J. V. D. |
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| Oxygen: Elementary forms and hydrogen peroxide. | A164 |
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Gordon, Gilbert. |
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| A guidebook to mechanism in organic chemistry. | A164 |
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Mandell, Leon. |
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| D'ans-lax taschenbuch fur chemiker und physiker. Band 2, Oranische verbindungen. | A168 |
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Reinheimer, J. D. |
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| Guide to activation analysis. | A168 |
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Wise, Edward N. |
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| Handbook of radiochemical exercises. | A170 |
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Clark, Herbert M. |
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| Actions chimiques et biologiques des radiations. | A172 |
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Burton, Milton. |
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| Transitional elements. | A172 |
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Gordon, Gilbert. |
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| Science of materials. | A174 |
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Dannhauser, Walter. |
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| Chemical, medical, and pharmaceutical books printed before 1800: In the collections of the University of Wisconsin libraries. | A174 |
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| Flame spectroscopy. Parts 1-3. | A176 |
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West, Allen C. |
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