Contemporary developments in chemistry
Subtitle: lectures delivered at Columbia university in the special course in chemistry given in the summer session of 1926 on the occasion of the opening of the Chandler chemical laboratories.
Publisher: Columbia university press
Published: 1927
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 25
Subjects: Chemistry.
Notes: Bibliography at end of some of the pamphlets.
Table of contents: title: Synthetic organic chemistry in the study of odorous compounds, by M.T. Bogert.; title: Chemical reactivity, by J.F. Norris.; title: Chemical relationships of sugars, optically active amino acids, hydroxy acids and halogen acids, by P.A. Levene.; title: Reversible oxidation-reduction reactions in organic systems, by W.M. Clark.; title: Crystal structure in its relation to chemical problems, by R.W.G. Wyckoff.; title: Catalysis and the mechanism of chemical reactions, by H.S. Taylor.; title: Carbohydrates, by Sir J.C. Irvine.; title: Oxidative catalysis in the body, by E.C. Kendall.; title: Immunology as a branch of chemistry, by H.G. Wells.; title: Rare gases of the atmosphere, by R.B. Moore.; title: Synthetic organic chemistry, by E.E. Reid.; title: Permeability and electric phenomena in membranes, by L. Michaelis.; title: Radicals as chemical individuals, by C.A. Kraus.; title: The influence of pressure upon chemical transformations, by E. Cohen.; title: A development in the chemistry of sanitation, by J.A. Wilson.; title: The direct measurement of osmotic pressure, by J.C.W. Frazer.; title: Chemistry of bacteria, by T.B. Johnson.; title: Contact catalysis, by W.D. Bancroft.; title: Water-soluble vitamins, by E.V. McCollum.; title: Quantitative research in the chemistry of nutrition, by H.C. Sherman.; title: Theory of velocity of ionic reactions, by J.N. Brönsted.; title: Physico-chemical principles in electro-metallurgical research, by C.J. Fink.; title: Reactions in liquid ammonia, by E.C. Franklin.; title: Agricultural chemistry, by C.A. Browne.; title: Completing the periodic table, by B.S. Hopkins.