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 February 2009
Vol. 86 No. 2
Connecting Element Names with the Names of U.S. Towns 181
Nicholas C. Thomas
Fluorine Compounds and Dental Health: Applications of General Chemistry Topics 185
Gabriel Pinto
Revisiting History: Encountering Iodine Then and Now 206
M. Farooq Wahab
Using Soda Cans To Teach Physical Science Students about Density 209
Michael J. Sanger, Teari C. Humphreys, and Mark M. LaPorte
Remediation of Acid Mine Drainage with Sulfate Reducing Bacteria 216
James Hauri and Laurel A. Schaider
Measurement of Ozone Emission and Particle Removal Rates from Portable Air Purifiers 219
Stephen A. Mang, Maggie L. Walser, Sergey A. Nizkorodov, and John M. Laux
[#100] How Heavy Is a Balloon? Using the Ideal Gas Law 224A
Bettie Obi Johnson and Henry Van Milligan
Exploration of SO2 Scrubbers: An Environmental Chemistry Project 225
Amber L. Schilling, Phyllis A. Leber, and Claude H. Yoder
Design and Validation of an Instrument To Assess Metacognitive Skillfulness in Chemistry Problem Solving 240
Melanie M. Cooper and Santiago Sandi-Urena
Chem Map: A Geographic Information System Web Page for Chemical Education 255
Benjamin R. Ayres, William Garrick, Savyasaachi Murthy, Nehal Sanghvi, Amit Kulkarni, and Scott M. Reed
Molecular Models of Volatile Organic Compounds 256
William F. Coleman
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