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National Chemistry Week 2005: The Joy of Toys
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JCE Resources for Chemistry and Toys
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Erica K. Jacobsen
Journal of Chemical Education, Madison, WI 53715-1116
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October 2005
Vol. 82 No. 10
p. 1443
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This annotated bibliography collects the best that past issues of JCE have to offer for use with this year's National Chemistry Week. Each item has been characterized as an activity, calculation, demonstration, experiment, informational, software/video, Web tutorial, or WebWare item; several fit more than one classification. The most recent articles are listed first. An indication of the levels the article may serve are included.
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Below are links to the full text of all articles described in this resource
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- Balloon—Toy of Many Colors
- Williams, K. R.; 2005, 82, 1448.
- Toys in the Classroom
- Sarquis, J. L.; Sarquis, A. M.; 2005, 82, 1450.
- Memory Metal
- J. Chem. Educ. Staff; 2005, 82, 1488A.
- News from Online: Toying with
Chemistry
- Harris, J.; Kehoe, S.; 2005, 82, 1458.
- The Fizz-Keeper: A Useful Science
Tool
- Williams, J. P.; Van Natta, S.; Knipp, R.; 2005, 82, 1454.
- Screening
Technique for Lead and Cadmium in Toys and Other Materials Using
Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy
- Brouwer, H.; 2005, 82, 611.
- The Nature
of Hydrogen Bonding
- Schultz, E.; 2005, 82, 400A–B.
- Clean
Chemistry: Entertaining and Educational Activities with Soap Bubbles
- Williams, K. R.; 2002, 79, 1168.
- Lego
Stoichiometry
- Witzel, J. E.; 2002, 79, 352A–B
- Putting
It All Together: Lab Reports and Legos
- J. Chem. Educ. Staff; 2001, 78, 1192A–B
- Based
on Keeping a Scientific Notebook: The Lego Exercise
- Pendley, B. D.; 1997, 74, 1065.
- Chemistry Comes Alive!
Vol. 5
- Jacobsen, J. J.; Johnson, K.; Moore, J. W.; Trammel, G.; 2001, 78, 423.
[Available from JCE Software]
- Chemistry Comes Alive! Vol.
2
- Jacobsen, J. J.; Moore, J. W.; 2000, 77, 671.
[Available from JCE Software]
- Sink
or Swim: The Cartesian Diver
- Pinkerton, K. D.; 2001, 78, 200A–B.
- Curriculum
Alignment Projects: Toward Developing a Need to Know
- Pinkerton, K. D.; 2001, 78, 198.
- Bubble,
Bubble, Toil and Trouble
- J. Chem. Educ. Staff; 2001, 78, 40A–B.
- Gas Me
Up, or, A Baking Powder Diver
- Derr, H. R.; Lewis, T.; Derr, B. J.; checked by Hanninen, T.; 2000, 77, 171.
- Illustrating
the Properties of Magic Sand
- Goldsmith, R. H.; 2000, 77, 41.
- Magic
Sand
- J. Chem. Educ. Staff; 2000, 77, 40A–B.
- Using
Games To Teach Chemistry. An Annotated Bibliography
- Russell, J. V.; 1999, 76, 481.
- What’s
Gluep? Characterizing a Cross-Linked Polymer
- J. Chem. Educ. Staff; 1998, 75, 1432A–B.
- The Thermobile:
A Nitinol-Based Scientific Toy
- Kauffman, G. B.; Mayo, I.; 1998, 75, 313.
- The Gelation
of Poly(Vinyl Alcohol) with Na2B4O7 · 10H2O:
Killing Slime
- McLaughlin, K. W.; Wyffels, N. K.; Jentz, A. B.; Keenan, M. V.; 1997, 74, 97.
- Experiments
with Glow-in-the-Dark Toys: Kinetics of Doped ZnS Phosphorescence
- Lisensky, G. C.; Patel, M. N.; Reich, M. L.; 1996, 73, 1048.
- The
Bobbing (Drinking) Bird
- Gesser, H. D.; 1996, 73, 355.
- Letter
re: The Bobbing Bird
- Gesser, H. D.; 1999, 76, 757.
- A
Bag of Slime. A Novel Lab Procedure
- Katz, D. A.; 1994, 71, 891.
- A
New Quantitative Pressure–Volume Experiment Based on the “Cartesian
Diver”
- Thompson, J. U. S.; Goldsby, K. A.; 1994, 71, 801.
- Slime
and Poly(Vinyl Alcohol) Fibers. An Improved Method
- Strobel, G. G.; Whitesell, J. A.; Kriegel, R. M.; 1993, 70, 893.
- A
Miniature Hot Air Balloon and Charles’s Law
- Deese, W. C.; 1990, 67, 672.
- The
BedBugs Game—A Molecular Motion Simulator
- Hogue, L.; Williams, J. P.; 1990, 67, 585.
- Magic
Sand: Modeling the Hydrophobic Effect and Reversed-Phase Liquid Chromatography
- Vitz, E.; checked by Cornelius, R.; 1990, 67, 512.
- A
Discourse on the Drinking Bird
- Vemulapalli, G. K.; 1990, 67, 457.
- Happy
and Unhappy Balls: Neoprene and Polynor-bornene
- Kauffman, G. B.; Mason, S. W.; Seymour, R. B.; 1990, 67, 198.
- Subject
of Letter: Rolling Happy and Unhappy Balls and Their Coefficients
of Friction
- Nicholson, L.; 1993, 70, 867.
- Subject
of Letter: Rolling Happy and Unhappy Balls and Their Coefficients
of Friction
- Storey, R. F.; Seymour, R. B.; Kauffman, G. B.; 1993, 70, 868.
- Invitation
to Chemistry through a Large Soap Bubble Chamber
- Sato, S.; 1988, 65, 616.
- Dramatization
of Polymeric Bonding Using Slime
- Sarquis, A. M.; 1986, 63, 60.
- The
Gelation of Polyvinyl Alcohol with Borax. A Novel Class Participation
Experiment Involving the Preparation and Properties of a “Slime”
- Casassa, E. Z.; Sarquis, A. M.; Van Dyke, C. H.; 1986, 63, 57.
- A
Demonstration Model for Immiscibility
- Hoffman, A. B.; 1982, 59, 155.
- Toys
in the Chemistry Classroom
- Ziegler, G. R.; 1977, 54, 629.
- Chemical
Principles Exemplified: Footnote to the Drinking Duck Exemplum
- Plumb, R. C.; 1975, 52, 728.
- Chemical Principles Exemplified: Physical
Chemistry of the Drinking Duck
- Plumb, R. C.; 1973, 50, 213.
- The Drinking Bird and the Scientific
Method
- Frank, D. L.; 1973, 50, 211.
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Jacobsen, Erica K. J. Chem. Educ. 2005 82 1443.
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Chemoinformatics; Elementary / Middle School Science; Enrichment / Review Materials; Hands-On Learning / Manipulatives; High School / Introductory Chemistry; Humor / Puzzles / Games; Public Understanding / Outreach
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September 6, 2005
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