BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY

Volume 38, Number 2, 2013

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TITLE	Author	Page Number
150 Years of the Morrill Act: The Promise and Potential of the Land-Grant University	Bassam Z. Shakhashiri University of Wisconsin-Madison	83
150 Years of the Morrill Act: Introduction	Stephen J. Weininger Worcester Polytechnic Institute	84
Communicating the Value of Chemistry: Evan Pugh, Penn State, and Public Confidence at the Time of the Land Grant	Kristen A. Yarmey University of Scranton	86
Chemistry for the "Industrial Classes:" Laboratory Instruction, Mass Education and Women's Experience in Mid-Western Land-Grant Colleges, 1870-1914	Stephen J. Weininger Worcester Polytechnic Institute	97
Chemistry under the Morrill Act: Agency through Service	Alan I Marcus Mississippi State University	109
Chemurgy and the Land Grant Colleges: Bridging Agriculture, Industry and Chemistry in the 1930s and Beyond	Mark R. Finlay Armstrong Atlantic State University	114
Catalyst or Synthesis? Chemical Engineering in the Land-Grant College	Robert W. Seidel University of Minnesota	123
Chemistry of Cooking, Chemistry in War: Women in Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century Land-Grant Science and Engineering	Amy Bix Iowa State University	132
Baking Powder and Self-Rising Flour in Nineteenth-Century Britain: The Carbon Dioxide Aerations of Henry Jones and Alfred Bird	Frederick G. Page Wychbourne Kington, Herefordshire, UK	140

Book Reviews
The Periodic Table and a Missed Nobel Prize Reviewed by Carmen J. Giunta	Ulf Lagerkvist 2012	155
A Tale of 7 Elements Reviewed by David E. Lewis	Eric Scerri 2013	157

Instructions for Authors		159
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