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September 2001
Vol. 78 No. 9
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| Editorial |
| The Essential Profession | 1141 |
| John W. Moore |
| | Especially for High School Teachers | 1143 |
| J. Emory Howell |
| | An Interview With Barbara Sitzman, 2001 Conant Award Winner | 1151 |
| JCE Editorial Staff |
| | ACS Presidential Election |
| Education: A Core Value | 1160 |
| William F. Carroll Jr. |
| | ACS Presidential Election |
| Statement on Education--Planning Together Today to Meet Tomorrow's Challenges | 1161 |
| Elsa Reichmanis |
| | Reports from Other Journals |
| Teaching Science Problem Solving: An Overview of Experimental Work | 1162 |
| Kenneth S. Lyle and William R. Robinson |
| | NSF Highlights |
| The Influence of Modern Instrumentation on the Analytical and General Chemistry Curriculum at Bates College | 1164 |
| Thomas J. Wenzel |
| | Teaching Chemistry in the New Century: Analytical Chemistry | 1167 |
| Scott E. Van Bramer |
| | Teaching Chemistry in the New Century: Biochemistry | 1168 |
| Matthew A. Fisher |
| | Teaching Chemistry in the New Century: Environmental Chemistry | 1169 |
| Melanie Cooper, Alan W. Elzerman, and C. M. Lee |
| | Teaching Chemistry in the New Century: General Chemistry | 1170 |
| Jane V. Zeile and Loretta L. Jones |
| | Teaching Chemistry in the New Century: Inorganic Chemistry | 1171 |
| Peter K. Dorhout |
| | Teaching Chemistry in the New Century: Organic Chemistry | 1172 |
| Charles Kingsbury and Susan Schelble |
| | Teaching Chemistry in the New Century: Physical Chemistry | 1173 |
| Theresa Julia Zielinski and Richard W. Schwenz |
| | Chemical Laboratory Information Profile |
| Chemical Laboratory Information Profile: Acetone | 1175 |
| Jay A. Young |
| | Chemical Laboratory Information Profile |
| Chemical Laboratory Information Profile: Acetic Anhydride | 1176 |
| Jay A. Young |
| | News & Announcements | 1177 |
| | The Information Page | 1180 |
| | Letters |
| Superconductor Synthesis--An Improvement | 1182 |
| Bradley D. Fahlman |
| | Letters |
| Temperature Data from Biblical Narratives | 1182 |
| J. C. Jones |
| | Corrections |
| Correction to A More Realistic Teaching Style in Spectroscopic Instruction (J. Chem. Educ. 2001, 78, 765-769) | 1183 |
| Mar Gómez Gallego, Santiago Romano, Miguel A. Sierra, and Enrique Nieto |
| | Corrections |
| Correction to Computational Investigations for Undergraduate Organic Chemistry: Modeling a TLC Exercise to Investigate Molecular Structure and Intermolecular Forces (J. Chem. Educ. 2000, 77, 203-205) | 1183 |
| Rita K. Hessley |
| | Book and Media Reviews |
The 13th Element
by John Emsley | 1184 |
| Daniel Rabinovich |
| | Book and Media Reviews |
Orbitals in Chemistry: A Modern Guide for Students
by Victor M. Gil | 1184 |
| David Hanson |
| | Book and Media Reviews |
Writing Across the Chemistry Curriculum:
An Instructor's Handbook
by Jeffrey Kovac and Donna W. Sherwood
| 1185 |
| John P. Lowe |
| | Book and Media Reviews |
Thermodynamics and Chemistry
by Howard DeVoe | 1186 |
| Eric A. Gislason |
| | Book and Media Reviews |
The Bases of Chemical Thermodynamics,
Volumes 1 and 2
by Michael Graetzel and Pierre Infelta
| 1187 |
| Gerald R. Van Hecke |
| | Advertising in This Issue | 1188 |
| | Out of the Editor's Basket | 1189 |
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Chemistry Everyday For Everyone
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| From the Wood-Shop to Crystal Engineering: Teaching Three-Dimensional Chemistry | 1195 |
| James D. Martin |
| | An In-Depth Look at the Madelung Constant for Cubic Crystal Systems | 1198 |
| Robert P. Grosso Jr., Justin T. Fermann, and William J. Vining |
| | Molecular Modeling Exercises and Experiments |
| A Cooperative Molecular Modeling Exercise--The Hypersurface as Classroom | 1202 |
| Christopher J. Cramer, Bethany L. Kormos, Paul Winget, Vanessa M. Audette, Jeremy M. Beebe, Carolyn S. Brauer, W. Russ Burdick, Eric W. Cochran, Brian L. Eklov, Timothy J. Giese, Yongseok Jun, Lakshmi S. D. Kesavan, Christopher R. Kinsinger, Mickail E. Minyaev, Ramkumar Rajamani, Jonathon S. Salsbury, John M. Stubbs, Jack T. Surek, Jason D. Thompson, Vincent A. Voelz, Collin D. Wick, and Ling Zhang |
| | Molecular Modeling Exercises and Experiments |
| Using a Molecular Modeling Program to Calculate Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Hyperfine Couplings in Semiquinone Anion Radicals | 1206 |
| Alice Haddy |
| | Personalized Combined Organic Spectroscopy Problems--Online and in the Lab | 1208 |
| Marjorie Kandel and Peter J. Tonge |
| | Teaching with Technology |
| Blood-Chemistry Tutorials: Teaching Biological Applications of General Chemistry Material | 1210 |
| Rachel E. Casiday, Dewey Holten, Richard Krathen, and Regina F. Frey |
| | Concepts in Biochemistry |
| Ethanol Metabolism and the Transition from Organic Chemistry to Biochemistry | 1215 |
| Richard D. Feinman |
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| Topics in Chemical Instrumentation |
| Determination of Ethanol in Alcohol Samples Using a Modular Raman Spectrometer | 1221 |
| Caryn L. Sanford, Brent A. Mantooth, and Bradley T. Jones |
| | Was the Driver Drunk? An Instrumental Methods Experiment for the Determination of Blood Alcohol Content | 1225 |
| Jennifer L. Zabzdyr and Sheri J. Lillard |
| | Who Set the Fire? Determination of Arson Accelerants by GC-MS in an Instrumental Methods Course | 1228 |
| David A. Sodeman and Sheri J. Lillard |
| | Gas Chromatography Analyses for Trihalomethanes: An Experiment Illustrating Important Sources of Disinfection By-Products in Water Treatment | 1231 |
| Terese M. Olson, Alicia C. Gonzalez, and Victor R. Vasquez |
| | Investigation of Secondary Metabolites in Plants. A General Protocol for Undergraduate Research in Natural Products | 1234 |
| Jonathan Cannon, Du Li, Steven G. Wood, Noel L. Owen, Alexandra Gromova, and Vladislav Lutsky |
| | A Laboratory Simulation for Coupled Cycles of Photosynthesis and Respiration | 1238 |
| Silke Korn and Michael W. Tausch |
| | Thin-Layer Electrophoresis | 1241 |
| Tom Lyons Fisher, Tara Leslie Fitzsimmons, and I. David Reingold |
| | A Modification of a Lactase Experiment by Use of Commercial Test Strips | 1243 |
| Tammy J. Melton |
| | Advanced Chemistry Classroom and Laboratory |
| Circular Dichroism of Globular Proteins | 1244 |
| Brenda A. Bondesen and Merlyn D. Schuh |
| | Advanced Chemistry Classroom and Laboratory |
| NMR of a Phospholipid: Modules for Advanced Laboratory Courses | 1248 |
| Holly C. Gaede and Ruth E. Stark |
| | Differential Scanning Calorimetric Study of Bilayer Membrane Phase Transitions. A Biophysical Chemistry Experiment | 1251 |
| Shane M. Ohline, Mary L. Campbell, Marilyn T. Turnbull, and Susan J. Kohler |
| | An Inexpensive and Accurate Tensiometer Using an Electronic Balance | 1257 |
| Manuel Dolz, Jesús Delegido, María-Jesús Hernández, and Julio Pellicer |
| | Chemical Principles Revisited |
| Determination of the Universal Gas Constant, R. A Discovery Laboratory | 1260 |
| David B. Moss and Kathleen Cornely |
| | Looking beyond the endo Rule in a Diels-Alder Discovery Lab | 1262 |
| Ronald M. Jarret, Jamie New, Rebecca Hurley, and Laura Gillooly |
| | Discovery-Oriented Approach To Organic Synthesis: Tandem Aldol Condensation-Michael Addition Reactions. Identifying Diastereotopic Hydrogens in an Achiral Molecule by NMR Spectroscopy | 1264 |
| Nanette Wachter-Jurcsak and Kendra Reddin |
| | Synthesis and Use of Jacobsen's Catalyst: Enantioselective Epoxidation in the Introductory Organic Laboratory | 1266 |
| John Hanson |
| | Chemistry in Cages: Dinucleating Azacryptand Hosts and Their Cation and Anion Cryptates | 1269 |
| Michael Arthurs, Vickie McKee, Jane Nelson, and Raewyn M. Town |
| | 1,5 Cyclooctadiene Complexes of Iridium: Synthesis, Characterization, and Reaction with Dihydrogen. An Experiment for an Integrated Physical/Inorganic Laboratory Course | 1272 |
| John W. Logan and Mark Wicholas |
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