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Chemical Education Today
JCE Resources for Chemistry: Health and Wellness
Erica K. Jacobsen
Journal of Chemical Education, Madison, WI 53715-1116

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October 2004
Vol. 81 No. 10
p. 1390

Abstract
This annotated bibliography collects the best that past issues of JCE have to offer for use with this year's National Chemistry Week. Each item has been characterized as an activity, calculation, demonstration, experiment, informational, software/video, Web tutorial, or WebWare item; several fit more than one classification. The most recent articles are listed first. An indication of the levels the article may serve are included.
Supplement
Below are links to the full text of all articles described in this resource paper.

WebWare Featured Molecules
Coleman, W. F.; (accessed Aug 2004).
Calories—Who's Counting?
JCE Editorial Staff; 2004, 81, 1440A.
The Bisphosphonate Story: From Detergents to Bone Disease
Williams, K. R.; 2004, 81, 1406.
Research Advances: Bio-Bar-Codes Speed DNA Detection; Treating Cystic Fibrosis From the Spice Rack; Salmonella vsersus Salsa
King, A. G.; 2004, 81, 1386.
Dentrifice Fluoride
Rakita, P.E.; 2004, 81, 677.
Carbon Dioxide Flooding: A Classroom Case Study Derived from Surgical Practice
Kerber, R. C.; 2003, 80, 1437.
Sailing on the "C": A Vitamin Titration with a Twist
Sowa, S.; Kondo, A. E.; 2003, 80, 550.
Choice of Citrus Fruit
Behrman, E. J.; Behrman, C. F.; 2004, 81, 196.
Arsenic: Not So Evil After All?
Lykknes, A.; Kvittingen, L.; 2003, 80, 497.
Alka Seltzer Fizzing—Determination of Percent by Mass of NaHCO3 in Alka Seltzer Tablets
Chen, Y.-H.; Yaung, J.-F.; 2002, 79, 848.
Blending in with the Body
Lewis, A. L.; Driver, M.; 2002, 79, 321.
Modeling the Drug Discovery Process: The Isolation and Biological Testing of Eugenol from Clove Oil
Miles, W. H.; Smiley, P. M.; 2002, 79, 90.
A Simple Preparative Method to Evaluate Total UV Protection by Commercial Sunscreens
Fujishige, S.; Takizawa, S.; Tsuzuki, K.; 2001, 78, 1678.
Blood-Chemistry Tutorials: Teaching Biological Applications of General Chemistry Material
Casiday, R. E.; Holten, D.; Krathen, R.; Frey, R. F.; 2001, 78, 1210.
Combinatorial Synthesis and Discovery of an Antibiotic Compound. An Experiment Suitable for High School and Undergraduate Laboratories
Wolkenberg, S. E.; Su, A. I.; 2001, 78, 784.
Putting UV-Sensitive Beads to the Test
Trupp, T.; 2001, 78, 648A.
Chemistry Comes Alive! Vol. 5
Jacobsen, J. J.; Johnson, K.; Moore, J. W.; Trammel, G.; 2001, 78, 423.
[Available from JCE Software]
Old Yet New—Pharmaceuticals from Plants
Houghton, P. J.; 2001, 78, 175.
Discovery and Early Use of Iodine
Rosenfeld, L.; 2000, 77, 984.
UV Catalysis, Cyanotype Photography, and Sunscreens
Lawrence, G. D.; Fishelson, S.; 1999, 76, 1199.
Photodynamic Therapy: The Sensitization of Cancer Cells to Light
Miller, J.; 1999, 76, 592.
Saving Your Student's Skin. Undergraduate Experiments That Probe UV Protection by Sunscreens and Sunglasses
Abney, J. R.; Scalettar, B. A.; 1998, 75, 757.
Heat Capacity, Body Temperature, and Hypothermia
Kimbrough, D. R.; 1998, 75, 48.
Medicines and Drugs from Plants
Agosta, W. C.; 1997, 74, 857.
The Spectrophotometric Analysis and Modeling of Sunscreens
Walters, C.; Keeney, A.; Wigal, C. T.; Johnston, C. R.; Cornelius, R. D.; 1997, 74, 99.
Letter re: The Spectrophotometric Analysis and Modeling of Sunscreens
Underwood, G.; MacNeil, J.; 2001, 78, 453.
The Photochemistry of Sunscreens
Kimbrough, D. R.; 1997, 74, 51.
The Analysis of a Drug Circular as a First-Day Assignment for Freshman Chemistry. A Jump Start for the Semester
Millevolte, A. J.; 1995, 72, 1085.
Calorie Content of Foods: A Laboratory Experiment Introducing Measuring by Calorimeter
Cohen, B. L.; Schilken, C. A.; 1994, 71, 342.
A Simple Method for Demonstrating the Measurement of Blood Pressure
Corkern, W. H.; Hughes, E. Jr.; checked by Franz, D. A.; 1994, 71, 157.
Copper Precipitation in the Human Body: Wilson's Disease
Csintalan, R. P.; Senozan, N. M.; 1991, 68, 365.
A Well-Known Chemical Demonstration To Illustrate an Unusual Medical Mystery
Fenster, A. E.; Harpp, D. N.; Schwarcz, J. A.; checked by Glanville, J. O.; 1998, 65, 621.
Greening the Blue Bottle
Wellman, W. E.; Noble, M. E.; 2003, 80, 537.
Helen M. Dyer, A Pioneer in Cancer Research
Roscher, N. M.; Nguyen, C. K.; 1986, 63, 253.
Consumer Applications of Chemical Principles: Drugs
Hill, J. W.; Jones, S. M.; 1985, 62, 328.
Nutrition and Problem Solving: Food for Thought
Denio, A. A.; Bennett, C. R.; 1984, 61, 1076.
Organic Nitrates and Nitrites as Heart Drugs
Senozan, N. M.; Nasser-Moaddeli, S.; 1984, 61, 674.
Chemistry of Gallstones
McKnight, J. D.; Julian, M. M.; 1983, 60, 594.
Blood Buffer Demonstration
Ophardt, C. E.; checked by Krause, P. F.; 1983, 60, 493.
The Chimney Sweepers' Cancer: An Interdisciplinary View of Chemical Carcinogenesis
Labianca, D. A.; 1982, 59, 843.
Chemical Aspects of Dentistry
Helfman, M.; 1982, 59, 666
An Illustration of Applied Calorimetry—Dieting Students
Perkins, R. R.; 1981, 58, 548.
Bicarbonate in Alka-Seltzer
Peck, L.; Irgolic, K.; O'Connor, R.; 1980, 57, 517.
The Discovery of Penicillin. Twentieth Century Wonder Drug
Kauffman, G. B.; 1979, 56, 454.
Notes on Nutrition
JCE Staff; 1978, 55, 113.
Understanding Chemistry by Developing Body Chemistry Awareness
Barelski, P. M.; 1976, 53, 450.
A Dalton's Law Experiment for Students in the Health Sciences
Feigl, D. M.; 1974, 51, 273.
Nitroglycerin: The Explosive Drug
Holmes, L. C.; DiCarlo, F. J.; 1971, 48, 573.
Demonstrating Osmotic and Hydrostatic Pressures in Blood Capillaries
Ledbetter, J. W., Jr.; Jones, H. D.; 1967, 44, 362.
Chemicals in Food: Health Significance and Control
Kaplan, E.; 1960, 37, 82.

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