1. Lightstick Kinetics by Charles E. Roser and Catherine L. McCluskey; Nov 1999.
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2. "New" Compounds from Old Plastics: Recycling PET Plastics via Depolymerization. An Activity for the Undergraduate Organic Lab by Don Kaufman, Geoff Wright, Ryan Kroemer, and Josh Engel; Nov 1999.
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3. A Brine Shrimp Bioassay for Measuring Toxicity and Remediation of Chemicals by Marya Lieberman; Dec 1999.
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4. Separation of Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons Using 2-Dimensional Thin-Layer Chromatography. An Environmental Chemistry Experiment by Geoffrey T. Crisp and Natalie M. Williamson; Dec 1999.
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5. Using Sol-Gel Chemistry to Synthesize a Material with Properties Suited for Chemical Sensing. Development and Implementation of a Materials Science Experiment for the Undergraduate Curriculum by J. B. Laughlin, J. L. Sarquis, V. M. Jones, and J. A. Cox; Jan 2000.
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6. Determination of the Scoville Heat Value for Hot Sauces and Chillies: An HPLC Experiment by James D. Batchelor and Bradley T. Jones; Feb 2000.
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7. Isolating trans-Anethole from Anise Seeds and Elucidating Its Structure: A Project Utilizing One- and Two-Dimensional NMR Spectrometry by Joseph LeFevre; Mar 2000.
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8. An Analytical Laboratory Experiment in Error Analysis: Repeated Determination of Glucose Using Commercial Glucometers by Paul Edmiston and Theodore R. Williams; Mar 2000.
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9. Micelles in the Physical Chemistry Laboratory: Diffusion Coefficients and Half-Wave Potentials of Ferrocene by Kathryn R. Williams and Robert Bravo; Mar 2000.
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10. Complete Analysis of a Biologically Active Tetrapeptide: A Project Utilizing Thin-Layer Chromatography and Tandem Quadrupole Mass Spectrometry by Joseph W. LeFevre and David W. Dodsworth; Apr 2000.
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For more examples, please go to our Journal online--each issue contains a list of supplements you can refer to as well.