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October 1969
Vol. 46 No. 10
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| Editorially speaking: A new quality of leadership | 625 |
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Lippincott, W. T. |
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| Prospects for further considerable extension of the periodic table | 626 |
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Seaborg, Glenn T. |
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| Recent improvements in explaining the periodicity of oxygen chemistry | 635 |
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Sanderson, R. T. |
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| Resolution and stereochemistry of asymmetric silicon, germanium, tin, and lead compounds | 640 |
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Belloli, Robert |
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| Thermometer safety | 644 |
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Pollara, Frank Z. |
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| The effect of cations on the thermal decomposition of salts with oxyanions: A semi-empirical correlation | 645 |
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Stern, Kurt H. |
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| Computer graded qualitative analysis experiments | 649 |
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Deutsch, J. L.; Deutsch, E. W. |
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| Parameters involved in zone refining organic compounds | 650 |
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Lippert, I. S.; Ritter, J. E., Jr. |
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| Symposium: The chemistry curriculum and the January term | 653 |
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Barr, C. R.; Mackey, J. L. |
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| Introductory alchemy: A new course in the chemistry curriculum | 655 |
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Schwartz, A. Truman |
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| An organic colloquy | 657 |
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Monroe, Stuart B. |
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| A decade of winter term | 659 |
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Neithamer, Richard W.; Hatala, Robert J.; Ferguson, Philip R. |
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| A versatile reagent for general chemistry | 660 |
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Dauphinee, G. A.; Heit, M. L. |
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| A one-month course in instrumental organic structural analysis | 661 |
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Landolt, Robert George |
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| Provocative opinion: Teaching the uncertainty principle and natural philosophy | 663 |
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George, D. V. |
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| General chemistry demonstrations based on nuclear and radiochemical phenomena | 665 |
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Herber, Rolfe H. |
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| Disposable macromolecular model "kits" | 671 |
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Nicholson, Isadore |
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| Undergraduate research at Argonne National Laboratory | 672 |
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Kloss, Robert A. |
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| Chemical queries | 674 |
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Young, J. A.; Malik, J. G. |
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| Entropy change for temperature equilibration processes | 677 |
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Pyun, C. W. |
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| Contour diagrams for relativistic orbitals | 678 |
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Szabo, Attila |
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| Computer programs for calculating pH | 680 |
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Schlessinger, Gert G. |
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| The infrared spectra of gases at 300øK and of frozen films at 77øK: A physical chemistry experiment | 681 |
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Guillory, William A. |
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| Kinetics of the gas phase pyrolysis of 1,1-dichloroethane: A physical chemistry experiment | 684 |
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DeMare, G. R.; Coldanger, P.; Huybrechts, G.; Olbregts, J.; Toth, M. |
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| Correlation of composition of acid solutions with activity and acidity functions | 686 |
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O'Connor, Charmian J. |
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| The pKa of a weak acid as a function of temperature and ionic strength: An experiment using a pH meter | 689 |
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Bada, Jeffrey L. |
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| The resolution of DL-histidine: An organic chemistry experiment using an ion exchange resin | 691 |
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Bosch, Arthur J. |
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| Basic organic laboratory techniques and problem solving: The nitration of 4-nitrophenol | 692 |
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Pearson, Robert E. |
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| Apparatus for the purification and crystal growth of organic compounds | 693 |
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Gravatt, C. C.; Gross, Paul M. |
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| The Hantzsch pyridine synthesis: A factorial design experiment for the introductory organic laboratory | 694 |
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Norcross, B. E.; Clement, G.; Weinstein, M. |
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| Purification of low-melting compounds | 696 |
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Kaye, Irving Allan |
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| Preparation of sulfanilamide from aniline: An organic chemistry experiment | 697 |
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Hurdis, Everett C.; Yang, Josephine W. |
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| LTE. Algebra and chemical equations | 699 |
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Copley, George Novello |
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| LTE. | 699 |
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Crocker, Roger |
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| LTE. Rule of thumb for predicting optical activity | 700 |
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Mowery, Dwight F., Jr. |
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| LTE. High school courses | 700 |
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Briggs, A. G. |
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| LTE. Normalization of MO's | 700 |
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Hecht, Charles E. |
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| LTE. Thermodynamic puzzle | 701 |
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Delaney, C. M. |
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| LTE. Volkswagen versus the hummingbird | 701 |
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Nebbia, Giorgio |
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| LTE. Undergraduate organic chemistry | 701 |
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Frickey, David |
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| A TMS sampling technique | 701 |
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Montecalvo, Donald F.; Lawlor, Joseph F. |
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| Chemistry for the Health Sciences (Sackheim, George I.; Schultz, Ronald M.) | 702 |
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Caraway, Kathryn, P. |
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| Foundations of Quantum Chemistry (Peacock, T. E.) | 702 |
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De Heer, J. |
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| Organic Functional Group Analysis. Theory and Development (Schenk, George H.) | 703 |
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Streuli, C. A. |
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| Organometallic Compounds of the Group IV Elements. Volume 1, The Bond to Carbon (MacDiarmid, Alan G.) | 704 |
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O'Brien, Daniel H. |
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| Plasma Spectroscopy (Marr, Geoffrey V.) | 704 |
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Kana'an, Adli S. |
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| Chimie Organique (Cram, Donald J.; Hammond, George S.) | 704 |
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Kieffer, William F. |
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| Multipurpose Electroanalytical Instruments | A717 |
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Ewing, Galen W. |
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| Safety manuals and handbooks | A741 |
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Eaton, Chandler S. ; Gatwood, Gari |
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| Phenol-formaldehyde plastic. Dem. 672 | A755 |
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Alyea, Hubert N. |
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| Aniline-formaldehyde plastic. Dem. 673 | A755 |
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Alyea, Hubert N. |
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| Ion-exchange resin: Co++ + Ni++. Dem. 674 | A755 |
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Alyea, Hubert N. |
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| Nylon rope (1) Dem. 675 | A755 |
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Rogers, Crosby U. |
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| Nylon rope (2) Dem. 676 | A756 |
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Cooper, Edwin H. |
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| Mud, vs Cu++ vs Fe(OH)2-Sol. Dem. 677 | A756 |
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Alyea, Hubert N. |
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| As2S3 precipitate versus As2S3-Sol. Dem. 678 | A756 |
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Alyea, Hubert N. |
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| Diffusion of H+ + Fe+++ (1). Dem. 679 | A756 |
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Alyea, Hubert N. |
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| Diffusion of H+ + Fe+++ (2). Dem. 680 | A756 |
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Slabaugh, W. H. |
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| Prominent Scientists of Continental Europe (Turkevich, John; Turkevich, Ludmilla B.) | A760 |
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Oesper, Ralph E. |
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| Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemical Analysis. Volume 7, Benzene to Brewery Products (Snell, Foster D.; Hilton, Clifford L.; eds.) | A760 |
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Van Doren, Janet B. |
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| Gmelins Handbuch der Anorganischen Chemie. 8. Auflage, System Nummer 50, Tantal. Teil A, Lieferung 1, Geschichtliches, Vorkommen, Technologie (Swars, Kurt, ed.) | A760 |
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Van Doren, Janet B. |
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