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Chemical Education Today
The Journal's 75th Anniversary: Diamond or Fullerene?
Jerry A. Bell

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January 1998
Vol. 75 No. 1
p. 22

Abstract
Diamonds are usually associated with a 75th anniversary, but is a different carbon allotrope, fullerene, a more fitting symbol for the Journal?

A diamond aptly describes your Journal as long lasting and multifaceted. Month after month and decade after decade readers have found the best ideas in chemical education in its pages. Whether itŐs through a novel demonstration to use tomorrow, better explanations of chemical phenomena, or a provocative opinion that makes you wrestle with the way you will structure all of your teaching, every issue of your Journal is a gem that connects you with the chemical education community. Each month, this valued companion invites you to play an active role in enhancing the connections by contributing your own best ideas.

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Bell, Jerry A. J. Chem. Educ. 1998 75 22.
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