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  Home > JCE Print > Journal of Chemical Education > Issues > 1996  > September  >
Table of Contents
 
Cover
 September 1996
Vol. 73 No. 9

 Chemical Education Today
In This IssueA181
Editorial
Coalescing the Chemical Education CommunityA185
John W. Moore
News from Journal House
News From Journal HouseA186
Especially for High School Teachers
A Message from Emory Howell, Newly Appointed Secondary School EditorA187
J. Emory Howell
Letters
Lettersa188
Announcements
AnnouncementsA190
Reports from Other Journals
Reports from Other Journals: A View of the Science Education Research LiteratureA191
William R. Robinson
Reports from Other Journals
Reports from Other Journals: Selected Articles from Education In ChemistryA192
Paul F. Schatz
Reports from Other Journals
Reports from Other Journals: News from On-LineA195
Carolyn Sweeney Judd
Association Reports
Association Reports: What is the AAAS? Why should Journal Readers Be Interested?A196
Jerry A. Bell
Association Reports
Association Reports: Where's the Chemistry in Science Museums?A198
Richard N. Zare
Commentary
Commentary: Implications of the National Science Education Standards for Higher EducationA200
Glenn A. Crosby
Award Address
Teach to Search: ACS 1996 Pimentel Award		A202
Roald Hoffmann
Reviews
The Many Lives of Linus Pauling: A Review of ReviewsA210
reviewed by Derek A. Davenport

 In The Classroom
Authentic Learning Enviroment in Analytical Chemistry Using Cooperative Methods and Open-Ended Laboratories in Large Lecture Courses827
John C. Wright
Active-Inductive-Cooperative Learning: An Instructional Model for Chemistry? 832
Richard M. Felder
Tested Demonstrations
Simple and Attractive Demonstraction of the Reversibility of Chemical Reactions837
Celestyn M. Brozek
Tested Demonstrations
A Simple Experiment for Demostration of Phase Diagram of Carbon Dioxide 837
Van T. Lieu
Tested Demonstrations
Demonstration of the Catalytic Decomposition of Hydrogen Peroxide838
Alfred R. Conklin, Jr. and Angela Kessinger
Illustrating Fourier Transforms839
Cliff Bettis, Edward J. Lyons, and David W. Brooks

 Chemistry Everyday For Everyone
Teaching Concepts in Beginning Chemistry with Simple Exploratory Experiments840
Lee D. Hansen, Judy L. Garner, Byron J. Wilson, Coran L. Cluff, Francis R. Nordmeyer
A Polymer "Pollution Solution" Classroom Activity843
Terry L. Helser
Showing Emulsion Properties with Common Dairy Foods844
Carlos Bravo-Diaz and Elisa Gonzalez-Romero
Applications and Analogies
Musk Oxen and Micelles847
John W. Hill

 In the Laboratory
The Use of a "Qual" Centrifuge for Greatly Simplifying and Speeding the Study of Milk848
Quentin R. Petersen
An n-Bottle Lab Exercise With No Hazardous Waste849
Claire R. Olander
Oxygen from Hydrogen Peroxide: An Experimental Modification851
James H. Burness
First Day in Organic Lab852
Christine K. F. Hermann
A New Photochemistry Experiment, A Simple 2+2 Photocycloaddition that Poses an Interesting NMR Problem 854
John T. Magner, Matthias Selke, Arlene A. Russell, Orville L. Chapman
"Course Thesis" as End of the Laboratory Experimental Program856
Alexandre A. Dobrev
A Manageable Measurement Method for Sodium857
Mario Branca and Steven Loiselle
Operational Amplifier Experiments for the Chemistry Laboratory 858
Robert D. Braun
Conductivity, A Simple Method to Probe Micellar Solutions861
Steven J. Bachofer
The BZ Reaction: Experimental and Model Studies in the Physical Chemistry Laboratory865
Omar Benini, Rinaldo Cervellati, and Pasquale Fetto
Nonlinear Dynamics of the BZ Reaction: A Simple Experiment that Illustrates Limit Cycles, Chaos, Bifurcations, and Noise868
Peter Strizhak and Michael Menzinger

 Information • Textbooks • Media • Resources
JCE Software
ChemDemos II Videodisc: Abstract of Special Issue 14874
John W. Moore, Jerrold J. Jacobsen, Kelly Houston Jetzer, George Gilbert, Fred Mattes, David Phillips, George Lisensky, Gerald Zweerink
Computer Series
The Multimedia Chemistry Laboratory: Perception and Performance876
William J. Treadway Jr.
Computer Series
A Versatile and Economical Automated Titration Apparatus878
Bradley Hernlem
Computer Series
A Simple Digital Interface for the HP 5985 Mass Spectrometer Using a PC881
K uruppu A. N. Dharmasiri, Michael Davenport, Curtis M. Regentin, Jack F. Holland, J. Throck Watson
Textbook Forum
Wöhler's Synthesis of Urea: How Do the Textbooks Report It?883
Paul S. Cohen and Stephen M. Cohen

 Research: Science and Education
Why Does a Stream of Water Deflect in an Electric Field?887
G. K. Vemulapalli and S. G. Kukolich
Effect of SDS Micelles on Rhodamine-B Diffusion in Hydrogels889
Bert O. Haglund, Dale Eric Wurster, Lars-Olof Sundelöf, Sathyanarayana M. Upadrashta
Gas Chromatographic Measurement of Void Volume and Mobile Phase Volume: Illustration of the Concepts of Excess and Total Adsorption894
Jon F. Parcher and Kwang S. Yun
A Conceptually Simple Approach to the Analysis of Aromaticity in Pericyclic Transition States899
Richard Francis Langler
The Heats of Combustion of Gaseous Cyclotetradecane and trans-Stilbene - a Tale of Long-standing Confusion 903
Ernest L. Eliel and Jan J. Engelsman
Magnetic Susceptibility Measurements of Solid Manganese Compounds with Evan's Balance906
Z. S. Teweldemedhin, R. L. Fuller, M. Greenblatt
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