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  Home > JCE Print > Journal of Chemical Education > Issues > 1995  > September  >
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 September 1995
Vol. 72 No. 9
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 General Interest
Breathing Life into Chemists: Resuscitating Chemistry with Insights from 19th Century Textbooks767
Peter G. Mahaffy
A Lost Text By Zosimos Reproduced in an Old Alchemy Book774
H. S. El Khadem
The Discovery of Chemistry among the Stars776
Arturo Arnau, Iñaki Tuñón, and Estanislao Silla
Research Activity and Productivity in U.S. Chemistry Departments 1985--1988782
David M. Hercules
Cooperative Learning and Enhanced Communication: Effects on Student Performance, Retention, and Attitudes in General Chemistry 793
R. C. Dougherty, C. W. Bowen, T. Berger, W. Rees, E. K. Mellon, and E. Pulliam
The "Collisions Cube" Molecular Dynamics Simulator805
John J. Nash and Paul E. Smith
Components in Chemical Thermodynamics820
Robert A. Alberty
More than One Character Table?: A Warning on the Use of Rules of the Irreducible Representations and Their Characters821
Carlos Contreras-Ortega, Leonel Vera, and Eduardo Quiroz-Reyes
Ion-Pair Complexation in Moderately Strong Aqueous Acids823
Lowell M. Schwartz

 Features
Editorially Speaking
Reforming Science and Mathematics Education765
J. J. Lagowski
In This Issue766
Textbook Forum
pKw Is Almost Never 14.0: Contribution from the Task Force on the General Chemistry Curriculum799
Stephen J. Hawkes
Computer Series
Computer Simulation of Vinyl Polymerization: Exercises in Critical Thinking Using SOLVE808
Michael W. Pelter and Gregory P. Neff
Computer Series
Using Internet to Disseminate an Expert System of Chemical Information Resources808
Katalin Harkanyi and Robert Carande
JCE Software
A Window on the Solid State814
William R. Robinson and Christopher P. Saari
JCE Software
Videodisc Browser 2.0814
Jerrold J. Jacobsen
JCE Software
Lesson Manager for Demonstrations in Organic Chemistry Videodisc814
Gary L. Trammell and Scott Grissom
JCE Software
Lesson Planner for Demonstrations in Organic Chemistry Videodisc815
Todd A. Surovell
NSF Highlights
Chiroptical Spectroscopy827
Jerome E. Gurst
Tested Demonstrations
Syringe Ammonia Fountain828
Jin Li and Ai-Zhi Peng
Tested Demonstrations
Multiple Burning Heaps of Color-- An Elegant Variation of a Flame Test828
Eugene T. Smith
Overhead Projector Demonstrations
A Classroom Demonstration of Electrodeposited Fractal Patterns829
Edelfredo García and C. H. Liu
Letters
Letters860
Computer Bulletin Board
A Tutorial in Macromolecular ModelingA178
Gale Rhodes
Computer Bulletin Board
The Sharp Electronic Organizer--A WarningA180
Thomas A. Eaton
Computer Bulletin Board
Management of First-Year Chemistry Laboratories Using SpreadsheetsA182
Frank E. Collins and Charles W. Williams

 Secondary School Chemistry
Chemistry for Kids
Chemistry Learning Centers for Elementary School Libraries798
James P. Deavor and Janet W. Deavor
Simulation of a Forensic Chemistry Problem: A Multidisciplinary Project for Secondary School Chemistry Students 803
G. A. Long
Applications and Analogies
Your Share of the National Debt--A High-Interest Calculation Using Exponential Notation807
William Hoyt
View from My Classroom
Final Analysis--Rethinking an Age-Old Practice816
Robert Becker
Filtrates and Residues
Using Silica Gel Beads to Dispense Indicators and Reagents832
Akiko Furuhashi, Kunihiko Endo, and Akira Yamasaki

 Laboratory Experiments
An Alternative Methodology for General Chemistry Laboratories: Chemical Equivalent of a Metal834
Carlos M. Bonatti, José L. Zurita, and Horácio N. Sólimo
Synthesis and Decomposition of Zinc Iodide: Model Reactions for Investigating Chemical Change in the Introductory Laboratory836
Stephen DeMeo
A Convenient, One-Step Synthesis of YBa2CU3O7-x Superconductors: An Undergraduate Inorganic/Materials Laboratory Experiment840
Connie D. Cogdell, Darcey G. Wayment, Dominick J. Casadonte, Jr., and Kim A. Kubat-Martin
Photoelectroconversion by Semiconductors: A Physical Chemistry Experiment842
Qinbai Fan, Debra Munro, and L. M. Ng
A Practical Application of the Pb/PbO2 Cell: The Determination of the State of Charge of Lead-Acid Batteries845
Milton D. Capelato, Neila M. Cassiano, and Luis A. Ramos
The Addition of Hydrogen Bromide to Simple Alkenes848
Hilton M. Weiss
Regioselective Methoxybromination of Styrene Using TBABr3 in Methanol: An Organic Laboratory Experiment 850
Jacques Berthelot, Yamina Benammar, and Catherine Lange
The Extraction of Caffeine from Tea: An Old Undergraduate Experiment Revisited851
Scott D. Murray and Peter J. Hansen
GC/MS Analysis of the Aromatic Composition of Gasoline853
Keith S. Kostecka, Ashraf Rabah, and Charles F. Palmer, Jr.
1H NMR, 13C NMR, and Mass Spectrometry of 1-Phenyl-1,2-Dihaloethanes855
Joseph R. Gandler, Kevin W. Kittredge, and Oliver L. Saunders
Teflon Tape as a Sample Support for IR Spectroscopy857
Keith A. Oberg and Daniel R. Palleros

 Notes
Singlet Oxygen at the Laundromat822
David Keeports
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