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March 1989
Vol. 66 No. 3
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| The Tensions between Science and Democracy | 185 |
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Lagowski, J.J. |
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| Chaos in the Classroom | 186 |
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| Self-organization in chemistry: The larger context | 187 |
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Soltzberg, Leonard J. |
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| The language of dynamics | 188 |
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Field, Richard J. |
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| Some models of chemical oscillators | 190 |
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Noyes, Richard M. |
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| The role of flow systems in far-from-equilibrium dynamics | 191 |
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Epstein, Irving R. |
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| Oscillating chemical reactions and nonlinear dynamics | 195 |
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Field, Richard J.; Schneider, F. W. |
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| Amusement with a salt-water oscillator | 205 |
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Yoshikawa, Kenichi; Nakata, Satoshi; Yamanaka, Masahiro; Waki, Takeshi |
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| A simple explanation of the salt water oscillator | 207 |
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Noyes, Richard M. |
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| Chemical generation and visualization of hydrodynamic instability: An extremely simple demonstration of self-organization | 210 |
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Bowers, Peter G.; Soltzberg, Leonard J. |
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| Chemically induced pulsations of interfaces: The mercury beating heart | 211 |
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Avnir, David |
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| Karoly Than (1834-1908), founder of modern Hungarian chemistry | 213 |
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Kauffman, George B. |
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| Newspapers as confidence builders | 216 |
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Fahrenholtz, Susan R. |
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| A question of basic chemical literacy? | 217 |
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Missen, Ronald W.; Smith, William R. |
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| Frequent quizzing, the final exam, and learning: Is there a correlation? | 219 |
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Freilich, Mark B. |
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| What makes chemistry difficult? Alternate perceptions | 223 |
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Carter, Carolyn S.; Brickhouse, Nancy W. |
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| Accurate equations of state in computational chemistry projects | 226 |
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Allbee, David; Jones, Edward |
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| Adventures in chemistry for elementary and middle schools | 230 |
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Hill, Allen E.; Berger, Sue Anne |
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| Beta decay diagram | 231 |
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Suder, Robert |
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| Phase equilibrium and G minimum: Displacements of the equilibrium under external parameters | 232 |
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Deumie, M.; Henri-Rousseau, O.; Boulil, K.; Boulil, B. |
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| Le Chatelier and chemical equilibrium | 238 |
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Ihde, John |
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| On the inclusion of inorganic chemistry reactivity in high school chemistry: The Reactivity Network | 240 |
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Mellon, E. K. |
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| The geochemistry of coal. Part I. The classification and origin of coal | 242 |
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Schobert, Harold H. |
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| Spectroscopy: An introduction for talented high school students | 245 |
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Magyar, Elaine E.; Magyar, James G. |
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| Availability of video tape to clarify the method of standard abbreviations | 247 |
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Williams, Kathryn R. |
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| Respect those nitrates in the lab | 248 |
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Nagel, Miriam C. |
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| Moles, pennies, and nickels | 249 |
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Myers. Thomas R. |
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| An easily constructed bicapped tetrahedron model | 250 |
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Yamana, Shukichi |
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| Reactivity Network: Secondary sources for inorganic reactivity information | 251 |
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Mellon, E. K. |
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| A classroom demonstration of aliphatic substitution | 257 |
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Perina, Ivo; Mihanovic, Branka |
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| Qualitative aspects of UV-vis spectrophotometry of beta-carotene and lycopene | 258 |
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Tan, Barrie; Soderstrom, David N. |
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| Determination of copper by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrophotometry: A student exercise in instrumental methods of analysis | 261 |
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Williamson, Mark A. |
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| ESR studies and HMO calculations on benzosemiquinone radical anions: A physical chemistry experiment | 263 |
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Beck, Rainer; Nibler, Joseph W. |
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| Buoyancy measurements for teaching and research | 267 |
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Miller, Bernard |
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| Concerning Units | 270 |
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Strobel, Pierre |
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| Concerning Units (author response) | 271 |
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Wadlinger, Robert |
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| Different Choices | 271 |
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Rich, Ronald L. |
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| Different Choices (author response) | 271 |
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Kemp, H.R. |
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| The Perceived Purpose of Quantitative Analysis | 272 |
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Collins, Myron |
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| Significant Figures and Error Propagation | 272 |
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West, Allen C. |
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| Reduction of experimental scale in high school and college general chemistry laboratories | A90 |
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Bennett, Carole A.; Mauch, John J.; Stivers, Fran; Mellon, E. K. |
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| Chemistry, Third Edition (Chang, Raymond) | A102 |
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Goates-Boerlo, Juliana |
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| Biochemistry, Second Edition (Zubay, Geoffrey) | A102 |
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Bering, Charles L. |
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| Organic Chemistry, Second Edition (Loudon, Marc G.) | A104 |
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Wood, S. Miles |
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| Advanced Inorganic Chemistry, Fifth Edition (Cotton, Albert F.; Wilkinson, Geoffrey) | A104 |
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Boucher, Laurence J. |
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| The Organometallic Chemisty of the Transition Metals (Crabtree, Robert H.) | A106 |
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Kauffman, George B. |
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| Handbook of Hazardous Waste Management for Small Quantity Generators (McTigue, William R.; Phifer, Russell W.) | A106 |
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Renfrew, Malcolm M. |
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