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May 1966
Vol. 43 No. 5
Editorially speaking.225
Kieffer, William F.
The use and misuse of the laws of thermodynamics.226
McGlashan, M. L.
Work in irreversible expansions.233
Kivelson, Daniel; Oppenheim, Irwin.
Interferometric spectroscopy in the far infrared.236
Hurley, William J.
Complex chemical equilibria: Application of Newton-Raphson method to solve non-linear equations.241
Stone, E. E.
Short-range manometer.244
Miller, N. E.
Titration curves from logarithmic concentration diagrams.245
Tabbutt, Frederick D.
A kinetic theory dilemma?249
Kittsley, Scott L.
Molecules versus moles.250
Guggenheim, E. A.
Evaluation of Avogadro's number: A general chemistry experiment.251
Henry, Paul S.
A versatile continuous percolator-extractor.252
Ciereszko, Leon S.
Three dimensional models in phase rule studies.253
Peretti, E. A.
Demonstration of the glass transition.254
Koleske, Joseph V.; Faucher, Joseph A.
Erratum.256
Intermolecular association and molar polarization: Physical chemistry experiment.257
Schrier, Eugene E.
Excited-state dissociation: Laboratory exercise using fluorescence.259
Ellis, David W.
Dependence of the Beer-Lambert absorption law on monochromatic radiation: An experiment of spectrophotometry.262
Wentworth, Wayne E.
Copper and iron samples for analytical chemistry.264
Shen, Samuel Y.
Versatile magnetic stirrer and flexible coupler.265
Warkentin, J.
Closed system stirring apparatus.266
Ostroff, A. G.
Chemical phenomena in elementary school science.267
Karplus, Robert.
A simple extendable pointer.269
Aronson, John N.
AAAS Commission on science education: Elementary science program.270
Livermore, Arthur H.
A broad-surface condenser.272
Schultz, Harry P.
Report from the treasurer.274
Kessel, William G.
Programmed instruction in chemistry: A summary review.275
Young, Jay A.
Digital computer programs for physical chemistry. Volumes 1 and 2.; Computer programming for chemists.279
DeTar, DeLos F.
Advanced physical chemistry: Molecules, structure, and spectra.280
Hoffman, Morton Z.
Physico-chemical constants of pure organic substances. Volume 2.280
Rossini, Frederick D.
XXVII. Analytical applications of electrodelessly discharged gases. A401
Hollahan, John R.
Dem. 299 - Molecular weight by Victor Meyer method.A437
Rogers, Crosby U.
Dem. 300 - Equivalent weight by metal + acid.A437
Garman, Raymond P.
Dem. 302 - Avogadro's number from oil films.A438
Sloat, C. A.
Dem. 303 - Normal solutions.A438
Alyea, Hubert N.
XXVI. Safety techniques for research and development of new high energy oxidizers.A441
Nelson, Dennis G.
Laboratory chemistry.A466
Smith, Grant W.
Explorations in chemistry.A468
Anderson, Robbin C.
Theory and principles of electrode processes.A470
Anson, Fred.
Fundamentals of classical thermodynamics.A472
Stark, J. P.
Solid-state chemistry of binary metal hydrides.A472
Pebler, Alfred.
Ernst Mach: Wegbereiter der modernen physik.A474
Oesper, Ralph E.
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