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  Home > JCE Print > Journal of Chemical Education > Issues > 2004  > November  >
Table of Contents
 
Cover
 November 2004
Vol. 81 No. 11

 Chemical Education Today
Editorial
A Chemistry Leaflet for Today's Students1543
John W. Moore
Report
Iron in Breakfast Cereal. Demonstrations for National Chemistry Week 20041544
Erica K. Jacobsen and James Maynard
Especially for High School Teachers
Community Relationships1545
Diana S. Mason
Reports from Other Journals
Research Advances: Roundup Shutdown; Dietary Source of Poison Frog Toxins; Generation of Copper(II) Oxide "Dandelions"1546
Angela G. King
Association Report: CUR
Creating Time for Research. Recommendations from Faculty at Predominantly Undergraduate Institutions1550
Kerry K. Karukstis
Conant Award Interview
An Interview with Toni Watt, 2004 Award Winner1552
JCE Editorial Staff
Commentary
What's Wrong with Cookbooks? A Reply to Ault1559
Kereen Monteyne and Mark S. Cracolice
Chemical Laboratory Information Profile
Tin1562
Jay A. Young
Chemical Laboratory Information Profile
Potassium Aluminum Sulfate 12 Hydrate1563
Jay A. Young
News & Announcements1564
The Information Page1568
Letters
What's Wrong with Cookbooks?1569
Addison Ault
Letters
Playing Card Equilibrium1569
Frank L. Lambert
Letters
The Formula for Ammonia Monohydrate1569
Stephen J. Hawkes
Letters
Campbell's Rule for Estimating Entropy Changes1570
William B. Jensen
Letters
Campbell's Rule for Estimating Entropy Changes1571
Norman C. Craig
Book and Media Reviews
Chemistry: A Project of the American Chemical Society (written by an editorial/writing team)1572
Kimberlee D. Faison
Book and Media Reviews
Molecular Modelling for Beginners (Alan Hinchliffe)1573
Frank L. Somer, Jr.
Book and Media Reviews
CrystalMaker V6.3.5, CD-ROM [for Mac OS X and OS 7.1-9.2] (David Palmer)1575
Christopher L. Cahill
Advertising in This Issue1576
Out of the Editor's Basket1577

 Chemistry for Everyone
From Foam Rubber to Volcanoes: The Physical Chemistry of Foam Formation1581
Lee D. Hansen and V. Wallace McCarlie
JCE Classroom Activity
A Magnetic Meal1584A
JCE Editorial Staff

 In The Classroom
Chemical Principles Revisited
Teaching Entropy Analysis in the First-Year High School Course and Beyond1585
Thomas H. Bindel
Introduction of Entropy via the Boltzmann Distribution in Undergraduate Physical Chemistry: A Molecular Approach1595
Evguenii I. Kozliak
The Concentration Dependence of the ΔS Term in the Gibbs Free Energy Function: Application to Reversible Reactions in Biochemistry1599
Ronald K. Gary
A Simple Illustration of Hemihedral Faces1605
Addison Ault
Why Do Marbles Become Paler on Grinding? Reflectance, Spectroscopy, Color, and Particle Size1607
María Gabriela Lagorio

 In the Laboratory
Chemically-Tailored Surfaces of Silica Gel and Alumina Examined Using Color1612
Alpay Taralp, Gülen Büyükbayram, Önsel Armagan, and Ender Yalçin
An Attenuated Total Reflectance Sensor for Copper: An Experiment for Analytical or Physical Chemistry1617
Tanya Shtoyko, Imants Zudans, Carl J. Seliskar, William R. Heineman, and John N. Richardson
Using Organic Light-Emitting Electrochemical Thin-Film Devices To Teach Materials Science1620
Hannah Sevian, Sean Müller, Hartmut Rudmann, and Michael F. Rubner
Adsorption of Phosphate on Goethite. An Undergraduate Research Laboratory Project1624
Lorena Tribe and Beatriz C. Barja
Cost-Effective Teacher
Measuring Viscoelastic Deformation with an Optical Mouse1628
T. W. Ng
Parallel Combinatorial Synthesis of Azo Dyes: A Combinatorial Experiment Suitable for Undergraduate Laboratories1630
Benjamin W. Gung and Richard T. Taylor
Integration of Computational and Preparative Techniques To Demonstrate Physical Organic Concepts in Synthetic Organic Chemistry: An Example Using Diels–Alder Reactions1633
David R. J. Palmer
Synthesis and Resolution of the Atropisomeric 1,1'-Bi-2-naphthol: An Experiment in Organic Synthesis and 2-D NMR Spectroscopy1636
Kendrew K. W. Mak
Statistical Comparison of Data in the Analytical Laboratory1641
Michael J. Samide
The Effect of Ionic Strength on the Solubility of an Electrolyte1644
Joan D. Willey

 Research: Science and Education
Henry's Law: A Retrospective1647
Robert M. Rosenberg and Warner L. Peticolas
Fugacity Examples1653
Carl W. David
Examples for Non-Ideal Solution Thermodynamics Study1655
Carl W. David
Free Radical Halogenation, Selectivity, and Thermodynamics: The Polanyi Principle and Hammond's Postulate1661
Alfred A. Scala
The Silver Complexes of Porphyrins, Corroles, and Carbaporphyrins: Silver in the Oxidation States II and III1665
Christian Brückner

 Information Textbooks Media Resources
The Living Textbook of Nuclear Chemistry: A Peer-Reviewed, Web-Based, Education Resource1670
W. Loveland, A. Gallant, and C. Joiner
Teaching with Technology
The Virtual ChemLab Project: A Realistic and Sophisticated Simulation of Inorganic Qualitative Analysis1672
Brian F. Woodfield, Heidi R. Catlin, Gregory L. Waddoups, Melissa S. Moore, Richard Swan, Rob Allen, and Greg Bodily
JCE WebWare: Web-Based Learning Aids
Peer-Reviewed JCE WebWare1679
William F. Coleman and Edward W. Fedosky
JCE WebWare: Web-Based Learning Aids
A Pedagogical Simulation of Maxwell's Demon Paradox1679
D. López and C. Criado
Featured Molecules
Parallel Combinatorial Synthesis of Azo Dyes1680
William F. Coleman
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