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February 1987
Vol. 64 No. 2
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| College education: What are we all about? | 95 |
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Lagowski, J. J. |
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| Ninth biennial conference on chemical education | 96 |
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Friedstein, Harriet G. |
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| Chemistry: Ideas To Reflect Upon | 98 |
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| Reception of Kasimir Fajans's quanticule theory of the chemical bond: A tragedy of a scientist | 122 |
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Hurwic, Jozef |
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| No rabbit ears on water. The structure of the water molecule: What should we tell the students? | 124 |
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Laing, Michael |
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| Two-parameter wave function for the helium sequence | 128 |
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Li, Wai-Kee |
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| Particle in an equilateral triangle: Exact solution of a nonseparable problem | 130 |
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Li, Wai-Kee; Blinder, S. M. |
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| A two-dimensional working model of the neon electron configuration | 133 |
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Bricker, Clark E. |
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| A nuts and bolts approach to explain limiting reagents | 134 |
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Blankenship, Craig |
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| ChemPlate and Hopkins, a template and font for drawing molecular structures with the Macintosh computer | 135 |
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Hwu, Jih Ru.; Wetzel, John M.; Robl, Jeffrey A. |
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| Using a spreadsheet to calculate the fugacity of a van der Waals gas | 137 |
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Coe, Douglas A. |
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| Discovery of NMR paramagnetic shift reagents | 140 |
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Jackson, Jasper A. |
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| Quaternary ammonium halides: Versatile reagents for precipitation titrations | 141 |
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Selig, Walter S. |
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| The use of fluoromethanes in organic synthesis | 143 |
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Everett, T. Stephen |
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| Far from equilibrium: The continuous flow bottle | 147 |
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Soltzberg, Leonard J. |
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| Crude iodine production processes | 152 |
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Lyday, Phyllis A. |
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| An analogy for soluble and insoluble mixtures: Sand and magnetic iron filings | 154 |
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Garde, Ira Batra |
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| The disappearing act: Teaching students to expect the unexpected | 155 |
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Kilner, Cary |
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| Methods for preparing aqueous solutions of chlorine and bromine for halogen displacement reactions | 156 |
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Hiegel, Gene A.; Abdala, Miguel H.; Burke, S. Vincent; Beard, Donald P. |
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| Elementary school chemistry activities | 157 |
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Seager, Spencer L.; Swenson, Karen T. |
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| Name that compound, Part II | 159 |
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Mancott, A. |
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| Metabolic questions | 159 |
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Akers, Hugh A. |
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| Laboratory safety guidelines: 40 steps for a safer laboratory | 161 |
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Kaufman, James A. |
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| The status of undergraduate research | 163 |
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Yoder, Claude H.; Spencer, James N. |
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| Tollens's test, fulminating silver, and silver fulminate | 164 |
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Jenkins, Ian D. |
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| A laboratory exercise introducing students to the Pourbaix for cobalt | 165 |
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Powell, Dick; Cortez, Jim; Mellon, E. K. |
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| Carbon dioxide: Its principal properties displayed and discussed | 167 |
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Bent, Henry A. |
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| Demonstration of the pH changes during the electrolysis of water | 171 |
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Habich, A.; Hausermann, H. R. |
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| Methane pistol | 171 |
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Skinner, James F. |
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| Attenuation of gamma rays in binary compounds: A versatile illustration of Beer's law | 172 |
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Kleppinger, E. W.; Yates, S. W. |
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| Determination of the specific surface area of solids by means of adsorption data | 175 |
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Brina, Rossella; De Battisti, Achille |
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| The structure of bis(trimethylsilyl) amides: A multinuclear NMR project | 177 |
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Samples, Majorie S.; Yoder, Claude H.; Schaeffor, Charles D., Jr. |
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| An improved preparation of a Grignard reagent | 179 |
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Eckert, Timothy S. |
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| The thermal decomposition of urea: An undergraduate thermal analysis experiment | 180 |
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Wynne, Alfred M. |
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| Separation and identification of cinnamic acids by TLC | 182 |
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Bobbio, Florinda O.; Bobbio, Paulo A.; Souza, Sandra C. de |
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| An undergraduate experiment in homogeneous catalysis: Synthesis of phenylethoxycarbene tungsten pentacarbonyl and polymerization of norbornene and phenylacetylene | 183 |
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Villemin, Dider |
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| Analysis of vitamin C by high-pressure liquid chromatography | 187 |
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Goodney, David E. |
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| A simple extraction procedure for the determination of lead in gasoline by atomic absorption spectrometry | 188 |
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Bye, Ragnar |
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| A cyclic voltammetry experiment using a mercury electrode | 189 |
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Brillas, Enrique; Garrido, Jose A.; Rodriquez, Rosa M.; Domenech, Javier |
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| Suspected carcinogen | 191 |
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Hendry, Richard A. |
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| Fundamental and descriptive units | 191 |
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Kemp, H. R. |
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| Approaches to voltammetric and chromatographic monitoring of neurochemicals in vivo | A34 |
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Cunningham, Alice J.; Justice, Joseph B., Jr. |
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| Stable organic oxidants: Paradox or possibility | A43 |
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Bretherick, Leslie |
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| An introduction to HAZOP: A hazard and operability technique | A44 |
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Pitts, Martin J. |
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| Chem Lab Simulations 1: Titrations and Chem Lab Simulations 2: Ideal Gas Law (Gelder, John) | A57 |
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Zemke, Warren T. |
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| Torbern Bergman: A Man before His Time (Schufle, J. A.) | A58 |
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Kauffman, George B. |
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