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(1) SIR JOSEPH THOMSON'S book contains the substance of five lectures which were delivered so recently as April of the present year. The reviewer believes that it was dedicated to chemists and has read it in that light, for in no other can he pretend to see.
(1) The Electron in Chemistry: being Five Lectures delivered at the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia.
By Sir J. J. Thomson. Pp. v + 144. (Philadelphia: The Franklin Institute, 1923.) 1.75 dollars.
(2) Valence, and the Structure of Atoms and Molecules.
By Prof. G. N. Lewis. (American Chemical Society Monograph Series.) Pp. 172. (New York: The Chemical Catalog Co., Inc., 1923.) 3 dollars.
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L., A. Electronic Theories for Chemists. Nature 112, 819–821 (1923). https://doi.org/10.1038/112819a0
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