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September 1988
Vol. 65 No. 9
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| No strings attached | 747 |
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Lagowski, J.J. |
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| Friedrich Bergius and the transformation of coal liquefaction from empiricism to a science-based technology | 749 |
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Stranges, Anthony N. |
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| A step-by-step picture of pulsed (time domain) NMR | 752 |
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Schwartz, Leslie J. |
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| An intuitive approach to steady state kinetics | 757 |
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Raines, Ronald T.; Hansen, David E. |
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| Entropy analyses of four familiar processes | 760 |
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Craig, Norman C. |
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| Homogeneous, heterogeneous, and enzymatic catalysis | 765 |
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Oyama, S. Ted; Somorjai, Gabor A. |
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| The perils of carbonic acid and equilibrium constants | 770 |
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Jencks, William P.; Altura, Rachel A. |
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| The fugacity of a van der Waals gas | 772 |
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Winn, John S. |
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| The place of research in chemical training and chemical education | 774 |
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Bunnett, Joseph F. |
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| The Australian Academy of Science School Chemistry Project: A new-generation secondary school chemistry course | 777 |
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Bucat, R. B.; Cole, A. R. H. |
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| Chemical education: An obsession with content | 780 |
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Gold, Marvin |
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| Grading a large organic laboratory course | 782 |
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Kandel, Marjorie |
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| Rules for determining d,l configurations in Haworth structures | 783 |
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Wilson, Jerry L. |
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| Comparison of general chemistry performances of prenursing and mainstream chemistry students | 784 |
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Burgess, Sybil K.; Bino, Janis |
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| A chemistry (methods) course for prospective and in-service teachers | 786 |
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Mellon, E. K. |
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| The relationship between class size and students, ratings of faculty: Or why some good teachers should not teach general chemistry | 788 |
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Toby, Sidney |
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| Learn something really new, become a true student again! | 790 |
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Taylor, David C. |
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| The "Chemical Pursuit" tournament | 791 |
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Stenz, John C. |
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| A computer simulated experiment on vapor-liquid phase equilibrium | 792 |
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Craig, Norman C.; Brown, Brian J.; Chamness, William S.; Mulvey, Elaine B. |
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| The van der Waals equation and vapor pressure of liquids | 793 |
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Ellison, Herbert R. |
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| Error analysis for multicomponent systems | 794 |
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Kalivas, J. H.; Blount, C. W. |
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| Polymerization distribution experiment simulation | 795 |
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Smith, L. Oliver |
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| Spreadsheet graphics in the organic laboratory: Providing students with feedback on their data | 796 |
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Keiser, Jeffrey E. |
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| Use of an 8087 co-processor chip to speed up MOLDOT | 797 |
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Brumby, Steven |
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| PKIND: An acid-base indicator simulation for Apple II microcomputers | 798 |
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Salyer, Darnell |
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| Stoichiometry to the rescue (a calculation challenge) | 800 |
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Ramette, Richard W. |
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| Recovery of gold from electronic scrap | 802 |
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Hill, James W.; Lear, Tommy A. |
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| Wallace Hume Carothers and nylon, the first completely synthetic fiber | 803 |
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Kauffman, George B. |
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| "Weighing" gases is a heavy subject! | 808 |
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Nicholson, Lois A. |
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| Determination of the universal gas constant | 811 |
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Lebman, Thomas A.; Harms, Gwen |
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| The effect of polarity on solubility | 813 |
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Cliche, Jean-Marie; Labbe, Benoit |
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| What Color is Egg White? A Biochemical Demonstration of the Formation of a Vitamin-Protein Complex using Fluorescence Quenching | 814 |
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Chatellier, Dana S. |
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| Adsorption from solution: An experiment to illustrate the Langmuir adsorption isotherm | 815 |
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Duff, David G.; Ross, Sheina M. C.; Vaughan, D. Huw |
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| Cation hydration constants by proton NMR: A physical chemistry experiment | 817 |
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Smith, Robert L.; Rodgers, Michael L.; Olesen, Bjorn |
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| An improved experiment to illustrate the effect of electronegativity on chemical shift | 819 |
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Boggess, Robert K. |
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| Determination of carbon monoxide in automobile exhaust by FTIR spectroscopy: An instrumental analysis laboratory experiment | 820 |
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Seasholtz, Mary Beth; Pence, Laura E.; Moe, Owen A., Jr. |
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| Photolysis of 4-phenyl-1,3-dioxolan-2-one: An undergraduate experiment in free radical chemistry | 827 |
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White, Rick C.; Ma, Sha |
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| The preparation of 4-hydroxy-2,3,4,5-tetraphenyl-2-cyclopenten-1-one and its base catalyzed conversion into 2,3,4,5-tetraphenycyclopentadienone: An organic laboratory experiment | 828 |
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Harrison, Ernest A., Jr. |
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| Disulfide interchange reactions: An enzymic case study | 829 |
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Kitson, Trevor M. |
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| Photochemistry of phenyl alkyl ketones: The "Norrish type II" photoreaction: An organic photochemistry experiment | 832 |
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Marciniak, Bronislaw |
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| Laser based measurement of refractive index changes: Kinetics of 2,3-epoxy-1-propanol hydrolysis | 835 |
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Spencer, Bert; Zare, Richard N. |
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| A modified resonance apparatus for the determination of dielectric constants | 837 |
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Chao, Taina H. |
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| Successive substitution | 838 |
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Mukesh, D. |
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| To the editor | 838 |
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Eberhart, J. G. |
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| "The use of nonlinear least squares analysis" | 839 |
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Bunting, John W. |
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| To the editor | 840 |
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Copeland, Thomas G. |
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| Control of peroxidizable compounds: An addendum | A226 |
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Mirafzal, Gholam A.; Baumgarten, Henry E. |
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| Interfacing the PE337 IR: An inexpensive and easy mechanical "interface" | A230 |
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Collins, Michael J. |
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| Magnetic susceptibility determinations with Lotus Measure, Lotus 1-2-3, and Mettler AE163 Balance Interfaced to an IBM PC-XT | A231 |
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Vitz, Ed |
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| Chemistry according to ROF (Fee, Richard) | A239 |
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Radcliffe, George and Mackenzie, Norma N. |
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| FABTIC-The final acid-base titration curve program (Ramette, R.W.) | A241 |
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Boiani, James A. |
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| Chemistry tutorial/ drill (Smith, M.B. and Smith, M.R.) | A242 |
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Bell, William L. |
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| Basic Inorganic chemistry, second edition (Cotton Albert F.; Wilkinson, Geoffrey) | A242 |
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Davies, Geoffrey |
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| Chemistry in action (Freemantle, Michael) | A243 |
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Campbell, J.A. |
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| Basic organic chemistry (Tedder,J.M.; Nechvatal,A.) | A243 |
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Bell, William L. |
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