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1. Industrial and Manufacturing Chemistry, Organic. [1913]

2. An Advanced Laboratory Manual of Organic Chemistry Organic Syntheses: an Annual Publication of Satisfactory Methods for the Preparation of Organic Chemicals A Method for the Identification of Pure Organic Compounds by a Systematic Analytical Procedure based on Physical Properties and Chemical Reactions Cours de chimie organique [1923]

3. THE SCIENCE TEACHER'S SCHOLARSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING. [1934]

4. CHEMISTRY, ORGANIC AND INORGANIC. [1937]

5. SECTION OF PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY: ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTORS*. [1958]

6. International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry: Organic Photochemistry. Sonderdruck aus Pure and Applied Chemistry 9, 461-621, 1964, Butterworths & Co. (Publishers) Ltd, London WC2, 1965, Preis 40 sh. [1966]

7. BEN A. SOBIN. [1966]

8. Book Review: Isonitrile Chemistry. Organic Chemistry, a Series of Monographs, Vol. 20, By. I. Ugi. [1972]

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

10. Tracking life's building blocks [1978]

11. Low cost process detoxifies PCBs [1980]

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

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

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

15. Biodegradation of chemicals of environmental concern [1981]

16. Platonic chemistry [1981]

17. Asymmetric epoxidation technique exploited [1981]

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

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

20. Platonic molecules [1981]

21. Simple method predicts stereochemistry [1981]

22. Researchers discover new amino acid [1981]

23. Organic chemistry [1981]

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

25. Biradical chemistry yielding to study [1981]

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

27. Bridged annulenes' odd chemistry unfolding [1982]

28. Crosslinking delay achieved gel additive [1982]

29. Stable, highly strained molecule synthesized [1982]

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

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

32. Odd rearrangement pathway surprises chemists [1982]

33. 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]

34. Superconductivity: experts disagree [1983]

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

36. Current status of asymmetric synthesis [1983]

37. Carbon may break octet rule [1983]

38. Organic chemistry [1984]

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

40. Method aids stereo control in macrocycles [1984]

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

42. Aliphatic nitro group chemistry forges ahead [1984]

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

44. Beilstein to be available on line [1984]

45. Herz, W., H. Grisebach und G. W. Kirby (Hrsg.): Fortschritte der Chemie organischer Naturstoffe (Progress in the Chemistry Organic Natural Products), Vol. 44. Begründet von L. Zechmeister. Springer Verlag, Wien-New York 1983, 326 Seiten, mit 72 z. farbigen Abb. u. zahlr. Strukturformeln sowie Tab., Leinen OS 1 460, - DM 208, - approx. US $80.80 [1984]

46. New organic superconductor [1984]

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

48. Sculpting horizons in organic chemistry [1985]

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

50. Plastics [1985]

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

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

53. Synthetic molecules complex like enzymes [1985]

54. Japanese unlock mysteries of plant color [1985]

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

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

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

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

59. First tunichrome isolated and characterized [1985]

60. Electron nuclear double resonance spectroscopy [1985]

61. Selenium in organic synthesis [1986]

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

63. Soluble polyoxo metal complexes functionalize alkanes [1986]

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

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

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

67. Why nature chose phosphates [1987]

68. 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]

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

70. Novel approach taken for methane activation [1988]

71. ChemInform Abstract: Electron-Transfer Chain Reactions in Chemistry: Organic Radicals with Electron Donor Properties as Chain Carriers: SRH1(AH·)-, SRH1(A·-)- and SRZ1-Chain Reactions. [1988]

72. Molecular-organic ferromagnets [1988]

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

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

75. Samarium complex is uniquely reactive [1988]

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

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

78. Acridine groups used in molecular tweezers [1988]

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

80. New path to enzyme inhibitor design [1988]

81. Novel route taken to arenesulfonates [1988]

82. New electronic bulletin board for chemists [1988]

83. The discovery of crown ethers [1988]

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

85. Introduction of nucleophiles and spectroscopic probes into antibody combining sites [1988]

86. Down-scaling experiments: another option [1989]

87. The use of solid aluminum heat transfer devices in organic chemistry laboratory instruction and research [1989]

88. A selection of recent topics from chemical literature [1989]

89. A pressure regulator for vacuum distillation [1989]

90. Molecular modeling in organic chemistry [1989]

91. A simple model for buckminsterfullerene [1989]

92. Provocative replies: two organic chemists look at organic chemistry lab [1989]

93. ChemInform Abstract: Methods of Organic Chemistry. Organic Peroxo Compounds. [1989]

94. Organic lab text details micro-, macrochemistry [1989]

95. Alkyl cations: the first 30 years [1989]

96. Organic chemistry on postage stamps [1989]

97. Getting away from the cookbook in the organic laboratory [1989]

98. Beyond the conventional [1989]

99. Making the right stuff [1989]

100. STN International adds 1.2 million substances to Beilstein file [1989]

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