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1. Abbreviations and Symbols for Chemical Names of Special Interest in Biological Chemistry. [1967]

2. The Nomenclature of Lipids. [1967]

3. The Membrane Structure Studied with Cationic Dyes. [1972]

4. Abbreviated Nomenclature of Synthetic Polypeptides (Polymerized Amino Acids). [1972]

5. Nomenclature of Carotenoids. [1975]

6. N-Acetyl-9-O-L-lactylneuraminic Acid, a New Acylneuraminic Acid from Bovine Submandibular Gland. [1976]

7. Color and constitution: one hundred years of research [1978]

8. Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry. Section F: Natural Products and Related Compounds. [1978]

9. Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry. Section H: Isotopically Modified Compounds. [1978]

10. Tracking life's building blocks [1978]

11. Organic solids: is energy-band theory enough? [1980]

12. Low cost process detoxifies PCBs [1980]

13. End operator error in finding total organic carbon [1980]

14. Separation of the Proteins of Bovine Milk-Fat-Globule Membrane by Electrofocusing with Retention of Enzymatic and Immunological Activity. [1980]

15. From little acorns to tall oaks: from boranes to organoboranes [1980]

16. Direct Enzyme Titration Curve of NADH: Cytochrome b&sub5; Reductase by Combined Isoelectric Focusing/Electrophoresis. [1980]

17. Resonance Raman effect of carbonyl group as a probe of its pi-electron state [1980]

18. Biodegradation of chemicals of environmental concern [1981]

19. Platonic chemistry [1981]

20. Asymmetric epoxidation technique exploited [1981]

21. Thin transducer is detector for trace organics [1981]

22. Finding chemical compounds by CAS registry numbers [1981]

23. Platonic molecules [1981]

24. Simple method predicts stereochemistry [1981]

25. Researchers discover new amino acid [1981]

26. Organic chemistry [1981]

27. Indole and Biogenetically Related Alkaloids (Book). [1981]

28. Organic chemists honor Woodward's memory [1981]

29. Biradical chemistry yielding to study [1981]

30. The Charge Heterogeneity of the Mitochondrial Acetyl-CoA Acetyltransferase from Rat Liver. [1981]

31. Tetramesityldisilene, a stable compound containing a silicon-silicon double bond [1981]

32. Purification and Characterization of Two Forms of Rat Plasma Proangiotensin. [1982]

33. Bridged annulenes' odd chemistry unfolding [1982]

34. Crosslinking delay achieved gel additive [1982]

35. Stable, highly strained molecule synthesized [1982]

36. Method finds carbonyl acidity, enol content [1982]

37. Chorismic acid synthesis may aid herbicide work [1982]

38. Odd rearrangement pathway surprises chemists [1982]

39. Tricoordinate silicon ion prepared in solution; key to successful synthesis of long-sought silylenium ion by Northwestern chemists is the user of alkylthio substituents to stabilize ion [1983]

40. Superconductivity: experts disagree [1983]

41. Table 1. Recommendations of the nomenclature committees of IUB, of the IUB Committee of Editors of Biochemical Journals and of other international committees. [1983]

42. 'Frozen' transition states: pentavalent carbon et al [1983]

43. Current status of asymmetric synthesis [1983]

44. Reaction mechanism of flavin-dependent hydroxylation. [1983]

45. Carbon may break octet rule [1983]

46. Organic chemistry [1984]

47. Chemistry and chemical intermediates in supersonic free jet expansions [1984]

48. Method aids stereo control in macrocycles [1984]

49. Iron-stabilized carbocations as intermediates for organic synthesis [1984]

50. Aliphatic nitro group chemistry forges ahead [1984]

51. Copepod fecal pellets as a source of dihydrophytol in marine sediments [1984]

52. Beilstein to be available on line [1984]

53. New organic superconductor [1984]

54. Photocontraction of liquid spiropyran-merocyanine films [1984]

55. Catalysis of C[sub 1] Chemistry (Book). [1984]

56. A Research School of Chemistry in the Nineteenth Century: Jean Baptiste Dumas and his Research Students: Part I. [1985]

57. Sculpting horizons in organic chemistry [1985]

58. First acetylene esters made by Utah chemists [1985]

59. Plastics [1985]

60. Computer-assisted analysis in organic synthesis [1985]

61. Molding of enzyme evolution helps predict enzyme properties [1985]

62. Synthetic molecules complex like enzymes [1985]

63. Japanese unlock mysteries of plant color [1985]

64. Organic synthesis looking to molecular recognition and design [1985]

65. Easier-to-use computer systems available to organic chemists [1985]

66. Electrooxidation in Organic Chemistry: The Role of Cation Radicals As Synthetic Intermediaries (Book). [1985]

67. Space shuttle carries organic thin-film experiment [1985]

68. Organic 'metal' goes superconductive at 5 K [1985]

69. First tunichrome isolated and characterized [1985]

70. Progress in the Chemistry of Organic Natural Products (Book). [1985]

71. Electron nuclear double resonance spectroscopy [1985]

72. Selenium in organic synthesis [1986]

73. The Third Dimension in Organic Chemistry (Book). [1986]

74. Protein, DNA, and virus crystallography with a focused imaging proportional counter [1986]

75. Soluble polyoxo metal complexes functionalize alkanes [1986]

76. Organic synthesis in Japan: from natural products to synthetic control [1986]

77. The organic solid state; organic materials show interesting and useful electrical, magnetic, and optical properties in the solid state [1986]

78. Helpful "tweens". [1986]

79. Mechanical stress and reactivity in organic solids [1986]

80. MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO CHIPS. [1986]

81. Why nature chose phosphates [1987]

82. Chemistry in the image of biology; the constant theme of organic chemists, which is to imitate the tricks of biology, is being neared by learning how molecules recognize each other [1987]

83. Isoelectric focusing characterization of IgM-Vkiiib immunoglobulin light chains and their association with anti-IgG autoantibodies in essential mixed cryoglobulinaemia, Sjögren's syndrome and rheumatoid arthritis. [1987]

84. Evidence of three-electron covalent bond firms [1987]

85. The hopanoids of the purple non-sulfur bacteria Rhodopseudomonas palustris and Rhodopseudomonas acidophila and the absolute configuration of bacteriohopanetetrol. [1988]

86. Novel approach taken for methane activation [1988]

87. Molecular-organic ferromagnets [1988]

88. Stereoselective organic reactions: catalysts for carbonyl addition processes [1988]

89. Defence ministry passes on secrets of nitration [1988]

90. The Organic Chemistry of Museum Objects. [1988]

91. Samarium complex is uniquely reactive [1988]

92. The design of molecular hosts, guests, and their complexes [1988]

93. DNA and RNA sequence determination based on phosphorothioate chemistry [1988]

94. Acridine groups used in molecular tweezers [1988]

95. New, low-cost routes to epoxidation of olefins [1988]

96. New path to enzyme inhibitor design [1988]

97. Novel route taken to arenesulfonates [1988]

98. New electronic bulletin board for chemists [1988]

99. The discovery of crown ethers [1988]

100. Powerful new metal-chelating agents developed [1988]

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