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November 1987
Vol. 64 No. 11
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| Scientific literacy and education | 905 |
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Lagowski, J. J. |
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| In this Issue | 906 |
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| Introduction to the interpretation of electron spin resonance spectra of organic radicals | 907 |
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Bunce, Nigel J. |
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| A very brief, rapid, simple, and unified method for estimating carbon-13 NMR chemical shifts: The BS method | 915 |
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Shoulders, Hen; Welch, Steven C. |
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| A widespread error in the d6 Tanabe-Sugano diagram | 918 |
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Hormann, Anne L.; Shaw, C. Frank, III |
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| The iodine spectrum revisited | 919 |
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Snadden, R. B. |
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| FTIR rotational spectroscopy | 921 |
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Woods, Ron; Henderson, Giles |
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| The kinetic rate law for autocatalytic reactions | 925 |
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Mata-Perez, Fernando; Perez-Benito, Joaquin F. |
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| Hydroformylation of 1-hexene utilizing homogeneous rhodium catalysts: Regioselectivity as a function of conversion | 928 |
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Hanson, Brian E.; Davis, Mark E. |
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| Utilizing a historical perspective in the teaching of chemistry | 931 |
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Kamsar, Joseph W. |
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| History of chemistry | 931 |
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Kauffman, George B. |
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| The chemical bond | 934 |
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DeKock, Roger L. |
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| Electronegativity: A mnemonic rule | 941 |
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Kapellos, S.; Mavrides, A. |
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| Approximation of spherical polyatomic thermochemical radii of general formula MXnz- | 942 |
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Solis Correa, Hugo; Gomez Lara, Jacabo |
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| The ground state electronic structure for atoms and monoatomic ions | 943 |
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Tykodi, R. J. |
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| Hysteresis in metal hydrides: An illustration of entropy production | 944 |
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Flanagan, Ted B.; Park, C. N.; Everett, D. H. |
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| Advances in acid-base Gran plot methodology | 947 |
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Schwartz, Lowell M. |
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| A numerical algorithm technique for deriving Russell-Saunders (R-S) terms | 951 |
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Kiremire, E. M. R. |
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| A tale of two sweeteners | 954 |
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Goldsmith, Robert H. |
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| Mohr's salt as a wide coverage testing material for analytical chemistry courses | 955 |
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Moriguchi, Yoshiki |
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| Dozen, gross, nerds, moles, and sons | 956 |
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Banks, Alton J. |
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| "Million" ideas | 956 |
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Godshall, Clark J.; Herrick, Jill; vander Water, Kevin; Bogner, Donna |
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| A general approach for teaching hydrolysis of salts | 957 |
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Aquirre-Ode, Fernando |
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| Reaction stoichiometry and suitable "coordinate systems" | 958 |
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Tykodi, R. J. |
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| Student-designed labs | 961 |
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Broniec, Rick |
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| Science fair projects: Some guidelines for better science | 962 |
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Pushkin, David |
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| Simple experiment with unknown liquids | 964 |
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Sanchez, Martin |
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| A free plastic spot plate for overhead demonstration | 964 |
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Marsh, Carol Goodgame |
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| pH measurements on the overhead projector | 964 |
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Solomon, Sally; High, Nancy |
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| The synthesis of an amino acid derivative and spectroscopic monitoring of dipeptide formation | 966 |
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Simmonds, Richard J. |
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| Difficult repairs in glassware made feasible via an inexpensive (no cost) glass lathe | 967 |
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Stransky, Carl; Estler, Ron |
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| Demonstration of vapor pressure | 968 |
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Richardson, W. S. |
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| A multicolored luminol-based chemiluminescence demonstration | 969 |
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Chalmers, John H., Jr.; Bradbury, Michael W.; Fabricant, Jill D. |
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| A Charles's law/vapor pressure apparatus | 969 |
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Hall, Philip K. |
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| A continuous ether/water extractor | 970 |
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Choney, J. H.; Adkins, M. W.; Eisenbraun, E. J. |
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| A problem involving organic qualitative analysis | 971 |
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Silvert, D. J. |
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| An application of the NMR method for determination of magnetic moments to study anomalous paramagnetism in some iron(III) chelates | 973 |
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Hughes, Jeffrey G.; Lawson, Peter J. |
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| Versatile and inexpensive screw-cap vessels for medium pressure reactions and processes run under an inert atmosphere | 974 |
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Begtrup, Mikael |
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| Inexpensive low-frequency IR windows using Tupperware seals and polyethylene coffee can lids | 975 |
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Dew, Vinita C. |
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| Infrared analysis using tissue paper | 976 |
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Owen, Noel L.; Wood, Steven G. |
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| Analysis of xylene mixtures using binuclear lanthanide(III) silver(I) NMR shift reagents | 979 |
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Wenzel, Thomas J.; Russett, Mark D. |
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| Variable-angle X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic determination of the thickness of the oxide layer on aluminum metal: An advanced undergraduate laboratory experiment | 981 |
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King, David E.; Swartz, W. E., Jr. |
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| A modified Fehling test and a modified corrected Benedict test | 984 |
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Hill, William D, Jr. |
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| Chiral shift reagent analysis of enantioselectivity in baker's yeast reductions of ethyl acetoacetate: An NMR experiment | 985 |
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Lipkowitz, K. B.; Mooney, J. L. |
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| Laboratory applications of the vortex tube | 987 |
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Bruno, Thomas J. |
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| Fourier transforms for chemists. Part 2. Fourier transforms in chemistry and spectroscopy | A260 |
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Glasser, L. |
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| Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. Part II. Advantages of FT-IR | A269 |
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Perkins, W. D. |
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| Upgrading laboratory fume hoods | A272 |
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Saunders, G. Thomas |
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| The Molecular Animator (Howbert, J. Jeffrey) | A286 |
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Smith, Alan G. |
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| Organic Chemistry, Third Edition (Fessenden, Ralph; Fessenden, J.) | A287 |
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Gibbs, Don E. |
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| Essays on the History of Organic Chemistry in the United Staes, 1875-1955 (Tarbell, Dean Stanley; Tarbell, Ann Tracy) | A287 |
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Benfey, Otto Theodor |
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