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May 1980
Vol. 57 No. 5
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| Current Needs of Science Education | 327 |
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Lagowski, J. J. |
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| Bent bonds and multiple bonds | 329 |
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Robinson, Edward A.; Gillespie, Ronald J. |
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| Organosilicon chemistry. Part II | 334 |
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West, Robert; Barton, Thomas J. |
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| Legendary chemical aphrodisiacs | 341 |
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Waddell, Thomas G.; Jones, Hal; Keith, A. Lane |
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| Chemical shift equivalence and magnetic equivalence in conformationally mobile molecules | 343 |
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Silverstein, Robert M.; LaLonde, Robert T. |
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| Reversibility and returnability: Or, when can you return again? | 345 |
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Campbell, J. A. |
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| What is the energy difference between H2NCH2CO2H and +H3NCH2CO2-? | 346 |
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Haberfield, Paul |
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| Symposium: Inorganic Chemistry in the Curriculum: What Should be Left In and What Should Be Left Out | 347 |
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Mellon, E. K. |
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| Some conclusions and recommendations from the McMaster conference | 348 |
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Gillespie, R. J.; Humphreys, D. A. |
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| Impressions of the McMaster Conference on new directions in the chemistry curriculum | 349 |
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Bodner, George M.; Herron, J. Dudley |
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| Correlating Celsius and Fahrenheit temperatures by the "unit calculus" | 350 |
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Gorin, George |
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| An essay on "Significance" | 351 |
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Menger, F. M. |
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| Team teaching chemistry | 353 |
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Steiner, Richard; Lesiecki, Michael |
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| Teaching assistant predictions of student performance in general chemistry | 354 |
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Pickering, Miles |
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| Early microteaching for TAs best done in laboratory | 355 |
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Tipton, Thomas J.; Brooks, David W. |
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| What the TA needs, as determined from TA requests | 356 |
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Jones, Loretta Lucek; Liu, Chiu Fan |
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| Helping individual students | 357 |
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Clevenger, John V. |
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| Nominations for Officers | 359 |
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| Nuclear Energy | 360 |
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Mickey, Charles D. |
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| The experimental determination of the heat of vaporization of volatile liquids | 362 |
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Chames, Frances; Farver, Nina; Grieve, Catherine; Lynche, Archie; Mac, Michelle; Rickel, Renee; Sears, Jerry |
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| Magical sand | 363 |
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Smith, Douglas D. |
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| Ideas from a hospital visit | 363 |
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Smith, Douglas D. |
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| Report writing | 364 |
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Smith, Douglas D. |
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| Radioactive friends (and relatives) | 364 |
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Taylor, Thomas E. |
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| "Chemistry! But I want to be a . . ." | 365 |
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Hultgren, George |
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| Chemical industry: A new interdisciplinary course for secondary schools | 366 |
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Nae, Nehemia; Hofstein, Avi; Samuel, David |
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| The % of cement in fresh concrete | 368 |
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| Teaching chemistry to high school students in a government laboratory | 369 |
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Baruch, Gerard P.; Malotky, Lyle O. |
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| The heat of combustion of cereals | 372 |
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Glachino, Gary G. |
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| Qualitative analysis of the halogens | 372 |
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Spadaro, Jr., Joseph J. |
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| Transparent soap | 372 |
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Hill, John W.; Hill, Cynthia, S. |
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| Paramagnetism and color of liquid oxygen: A lecture demonstration | 373 |
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Shakhashiri, Bassam Z.; Dirreen, Glen E.; Williams, Lloyd G.; Smith, S. Ruven |
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| Competency-based modular experiments in polymer science and technology | 375 |
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Pearce, Eli M.; Wright, Carl E.; Bordoloi, Binoy K. |
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| Annotated list of chemistry laboratory experiments published in the Journal of Chemical Education | 379 |
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Bunce, S. C.; Zubrick, J. W.; Allen, C. B. |
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| Acylation of ferrocene: Effect of temperature on reactivity as measured by reverse phase high performance liquid chromatography | 380 |
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McKone, Harold T. |
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| A study of the liquid-liquid partitioning process using reverse-phase liquid chromatography: An undergraduate analytical chemistry experiment | 381 |
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Lochmuller, C. H.; Wilder, D. R.; Gutknecht, William F. |
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| The chemical effects of nuclear transformation: A simple experiment for a radioisotope course | 383 |
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Rengan, Krishnaswamy |
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| Measurement of the magnetic exchange in a chlorobridged Cu(II) dimer: Advanced inorganic experiment employing the Faraday magnetic susceptibility system | 385 |
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Nelson, Harold C.; Villa, Juan F. |
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| The construction of an inexpensive glass annealing oven | 387 |
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Ellis, Jerry W. |
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| A functional fast flow kinetics apparatus | 388 |
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Marcotte, Ronald E. |
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| A readily constructed long path-length cell for infrared spectroscopy | 389 |
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Grant, Douglas H. |
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| Use of a lanthanide NMR shift reagent in the analysis of the trans-retinol spectrum | 390 |
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Heldman, Debra A.; Gilde, Hans-Georg |
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| On the variation of infrared absorption spectra with gas pressure and cell length | 392 |
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Goldman, A.; Blatherwick, R. D. |
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| Spill control in the laboratory | A163 |
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Hedberg, Donald; Jensen, Jean |
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| Project Select | A171 |
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Aquilina, Ellen P.; Malone, James P. |
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| Project Select (the author replies) | A171 |
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Settle, Frank A., Jr. |
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| A phase rule footnote | A171 |
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Ellern, James B.; Adamson, Arthur W. |
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| The World of Organic Chemistry: A Laboratory Approach (Eaton, David C.) | A173 |
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Gibson, Gerald W. |
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| Catalytic Hydrogenation in Organic Syntheses (Rylander, Paul N.) | A173 |
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Hudlicky, Milos |
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| Biochemistry: Mechanism of Metabolism (Cunningham, Earlene Brown) | A174 |
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Lusk, Joan |
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| Aspects of Chemistry for Health-Related Sciences (Sears, Curtis T., Jr.) | A174 |
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Bailey, Christina A. |
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| Aspects of Chemistry for Health-Related Sciences (Sears, Curtis T., Jr) | A176 |
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Bailey, Christina A. |
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