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May 1979
Vol. 56 No. 5
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| Some Roots of Chemical Thought | 283 |
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Lippincott, W. T. |
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| Chemical toxicology. Part I. organic compounds | 284 |
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Carter, D. E.; Fernando, Quintus |
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| Ligand binding to macromolecules: Allosteric and sequential models of cooperativity | 289 |
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Hess, V. L.; Szabo, Attila |
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| The relationship between resolution and percent band overlap | 293 |
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Bidleman, Terry F. |
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| Quantum mechanics and chemical bonding in inorganic complexes. II. Valency and inorganic metal complexes | 294 |
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Ballhausen, Carl J. |
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| Electrons, bonding, orbitals, and light: A unified approach to the teaching of structure and bonding in organic chemistry courses | 298 |
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Lenox, Ronald S. |
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| B or H? A chemist's guide to modern teachings on magnetism | 301 |
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Crooks, J. E. |
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| X-ray fluorescence simulation | 303 |
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Breneman, G. L. |
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| Nuclear spin-lattice relaxation times from continuous wave nmr spectroscopy | 304 |
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Wooten, Jan B.; Jacobus, John; Gurst, J. E.; Egan, William; Rhodes, W. G.; Wagener, Ken |
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| A simple and inexpensive modification for coaxial nmr cells | 306 |
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Nelson, Harold C. |
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| Simplex optimization of chemical systems | 307 |
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Shavers, C. L.; Parsons, M. L.; Deming, S. N. |
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| Computer calculations in the quantitative analysis course | 309 |
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Martinez, David R.; Bahta, Abraha; Black, Arthur H.; Parker, Gordon A. |
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| Determination of purity by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) | 310 |
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Brown, M. E. |
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| A freshman chemistry thermodynamics experiment: The cyclic rule revisited | 313 |
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Dezube, Bruce |
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| An apparent violation of second law of thermodynamics in biological systems | 314 |
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Klein, James J. |
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| The early development of kinetic theory | 315 |
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Whitaker, Robert D. |
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| Computer-assisted instruction in stereochemical configuration analysis | 318 |
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Bishop, Marvin; Nowak, Maria |
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| Who was first in R&D? | 319 |
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Vanderbilt, Byron M. |
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| Simulation of the Old Nassau Reaction | 320 |
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Huber, Hanspeter |
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| Oscillations in the iodate-Mn2+ system: Apparent energy of activation | 321 |
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Ramaswamy, R.; Ganapathisubramanian, N.; Swamy, C. S.; Doss, K. S. G. |
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| Boyle's law | 322 |
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Davenport, Derek A. |
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| Ga(U)Ge pressure and absolute pressure | 322 |
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Davenport, Derek A. |
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| General chemistry: An alternative to PSI for advanced students | 323 |
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Palladino, George F. |
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| Physical chemistry for the life sciences: Results of a survey by the ACS subcommittee on physical chemistry examinations | 325 |
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Cunningham, Alice J.; Hopkins, Harry P., Jr. |
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| Second thoughts in multiple choice tests in science | 326 |
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Friel, S.; Johnstone, A. H. |
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| The ambit of chemistry | 327 |
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Vitz, Edward W. |
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| Do community college introductory chemistry students have adequate mathematics skills? | 329 |
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Perkins, Raymond D. |
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| Differentiated chemistry in the junior college | 329 |
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Carter, K. L. |
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| Hey, watch your language! | 330 |
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Herron, J. Dudley |
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| Medicinal chemistry of aspirin and related drugs | 331 |
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J. Chem. Educ. Staff |
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| Large stoppers in small bottles | 333 |
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Hill, John W. |
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| The aromatic ring | 334 |
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Kolb, Doris |
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| Wonder water: Another idea that is hard to work into a conversation | 338 |
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Smith, Douglas D. |
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| A simple and inexpensive solar energy experiment | 339 |
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Evans, J. H.; Pedersen, L. G. |
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| Gravimetric determination of calcium as CaC2O4H2O: A tractable, inexpensive experiment for undergraduate quantitative analysis laboratory | 341 |
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Henrickson, Charles H.; Robinson, Paul R. |
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| Interference with the molybdate test for phosphate in qualitative inorganic analysis | 342 |
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Cavanaugh, Margaret A.; Pilger, Richard C., Jr. |
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| The synthesis of heterocyclic compounds: Some laboratory experiments | 343 |
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Wolthuis, Enno |
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| Preparation and rearrangement of 2,3-Diphenyl-2,3-butanediol | 344 |
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Markgraf, J. Hodge; Newton, Thomas A. |
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| A student synthesis of the housefly sex attractant | 345 |
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Cormier, Russell A.; Duc Phan, M.; Graddis, Thomas; Singer, Richard |
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| A fraction collector for students | 347 |
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Fisher, Tom L. |
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| An nmr protonation study of metal diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid complexes: An integrated senior chemistry experiment | 348 |
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Letkeman, Peter |
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| The hydrolysis of p-nitrophenyl beta-gIucoside: An undergraduate experiment on the effect of temperature on reaction rate | 351 |
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Schram, Alfred. C. |
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| Salt effects on the hydrolysis of sucrose | 352 |
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Dordick, Robert S.; Clarke, George A. |
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| The electrophoresis of indicators: An analogy to isoenzyme separation | 353 |
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Daugherty, N. A.; Lavallee, D. K. |
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| How sweet it is! | 354 |
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Glasser, L. |
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| How sweet it is! (the author replies) | 354 |
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Bent, Henry A. |
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| Organic hazard for safety goggles | 354 |
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Lodwig, Siegfried |
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| Monitoring airborne contaminants in chemical laboratories | A199 |
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Hertlein, Fred, III |
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| Chemistry, A Human Concern (Young, Joy A.) | A207 |
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Lucier, John J. |
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| Introductory Chemistry Laboratory Manuel (Birk, James P.) | A207 |
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Gibson, Gerald W. |
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| Atmospheric Pollution 1978 (Benarie, Michel M.) | A207 |
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Braman, Robert S. |
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| Annual Reports in Organic Synthesis - 1977 (Miller, R. Bryan; Wade, L. G.) | A208 |
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Khadem, Hassan S. |
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| Infrared and Raman Spectra of Inorganic and Coordination Compounds (Nakamoto, Kazuo) | A209 |
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Tobias, R. Stuart |
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