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December 1985
Vol. 62 No. 12

The state of chemical science1039
Lagowski, J. J.
Introduction to chemistry on stamps1041
Schreck, James O.; Lang, C. Marvin
Forensic chemistry: An introduction to the profession1043
Berry, Keith O.; Ishil, George G.
Literature of forensic science1044
Berry, Keith O.
In-service training programs in the forensic sciences1046
Livingston, K. Dale
Chemistry and crime: A laboratory-based forensic science techniques course as an alternative to a natural science requirement1047
Nienhouse, E. J.
The toxicology laboratory: An application of forensic chemistry1050
Raisys, Vidmantas
Research directions in forensic chemistry1051
Sensabaugh, G. F.
Undergraduate education in forensic science and chemistry1053
Desio, Peter J.; Gaensslen, R. E.; Lee, Henry C.
Chemistry and the FBI1054
Munson, Thomas O.; Davidson, Linda C.
A cooperative education program in forensic chemistry1057
Davies, Geoffrey; Higgins, Kathleen M.
Instrumentation and analytical methodology in forensic science1058
Gaensslen, R. E.; Kubic, Thomas A.; Desio, Peter J.; Lee, Henry C.
Focus on forensic experiments1060
Berry, Keith O.
Chemistry and the courtroom: A chemical inference from missing evidence in a personal injury case1064
Ellern, James B.
The Garvan women1065
Gleiser, Molly
An easily constructed model of twin hexahedral cones having a common hexagonal plane1068
Yamana, Shukichi
Professional education in the sandbox: Hazard, perceived risk, acceptable risk1070
Atkinson, George F.
Let's keep chemistry out of kindergarten1071
Bent, Henry A.
Pearl essence: A specialty chemical product1072
Morita, Yoshio
Use of the "cubic snake" as a molecular model1074
Gilon, Chaim
Chemistry of polymers, proteins, and nucleic acids: A short course on macromolecules for secondary schools1075
Lulav, Ilan; Samuel, David
An inexpensive molecular model1077
Brickley, Meredith; Silva, R. A.
Polymer principles for the chemical engineering curriculum1079
Polymer Core Course Committee
The molecular structure conundrum1082
Woolley, R. G.
Stereoscopic projection in organic chemistry: Bridging the gap between two and three dimensions1084
Rozzelle, Arlene A.; Rosenfeld, Stuart M.
Molarity (atomic density) of the elements as pure crystals1086
Pauling, Linus; Herman, Zelek S.
An easily constructed cuboctahedron model1088
Yamana, Shukichi
Molecular size and Raoult's Law1090
Kovac, Jeffrey
Production of scientific visual aids using only a photocopier1092
Bedenbaugh, John H.; Bedenbaugh, Angela O.
Musical mechanisms1093
Jones, Peter
Student use of computers for solving problems: Tools or crutches?1094
Cornelius, Richard; Cabrol, Daniel; Cachet, Claude
Alternative films for making presentation slides for the occasional user1097
Hunt, Harold R., Jr.
The language gap: Common words with technical meanings1098
Ryan, Janet N.
Chemistry for the public: "The magic of chemistry"1100
Fenster, Ariel E.; Harpp, David N.; Schwarcz, Joseph A.
Modern instrumental techniques: The battle of acronyms1101
Cantrell, Thomas S.
Chemical dominos: How NOT to get lost in the shuffle1102
Garrett, James M.
Puzzles for teaching descriptive chemistry. Metals1103
Evans, Mildred H.
Poster presentations for evaluating laboratory coursework1104
Kennedy, John H.
Lecture demonstration accidents from which we can learn1105
Bodner, George M.
Two visually stimulating general chemistry demonstrations1108
Kelter, Paul B.; Crouse, David J.
Countercurrent extraction of ink: A demonstration of the chromatographic mechanism1109
Bricker, Clark E.; Sloop, Gregory T.
Normal-phase open column versus reversed-phase high performance liquid chromatography: Separation of chlorophyll a and chlorophyll b from their diastereomers1110
Schaber, Peter M.
Puzzles for teaching descriptive chemistry. Nonmetals1113
Evans, Mildred H.
Microscale organic laboratory: III: A simple procedure for carrying out ultra-micro boiling point determinations1114
Mayo, Dana W.; Pike, Ronald M.; Butcher, Samuel S.; Meredith, Marcia L.
Observations upon the unified force operation1115
Mathewes, D. A.; Pooka, Harvey
And the winner is . . . A multistep synthesis for the introductory organic course1116
Stradling, Samuel S.; Gage, Clarke L.
Heterocycles and reactive intermediates in the undergraduate organic lab1118
Bowles, K. Dean; Quincy, David; Mallet, Brenda; McKenna, John I.; Natale, N. R.
Effect of cationic micelles on the hydrolysis of 4-nitrophenyl acetate1120
Rodenas, Elvira; Vera, Soledad
More refined experiments with hemoglobin1122
Morin, Philippe
Carbonic anhydrase catalysis: An experiment on enzyme kinetics1124
Spyridis, Greg T.; Meany, J. E.; Pocker, Y.
Drying silica gel in a microwave oven1125
Gray, J. S. S.; Brand, J. M.
An acrostic for chemistry teachers1126
Safety in academic departments with graduate and undergraduate programsA310
Landgrebe, John A.
Chemical Principles, Sixth Edition (Masterton, William L.; Slowinski, Emil J.; Stanitski, Conrad L.)A325
Sottery, T. W.
Chemistry, Experiments and Theory (Segal, Bernice G.)A326
Suter, Robert W.
Chemistry in the Modern World (Wiseman, Frank L.)A326
Stephens, Lawrence J.
Energy and Problems of a Technical Society (Kraushaar, Jack J.; Ristinen, Robert A.)A327
Hill, John W.
Lavoisier and the Chemistry of Life: An Exploration of Scientific Creativity (Holmes, Frederic Lawrence)A327
Kauffman, George B.
Stereo Transparencies Crystal Structures (Harsch, G.; Schmidt, R.)A328
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