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July 1995
Vol. 72 No. 7
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| In This Issue | 574 |
| | Textbook Forum |
| Common Textbook and Teaching Misrepresentations of Lewis Structures
| 583 |
| Laila Suidan, Jay K. Badenhoop, Eric D. Glendening, and Frank Weinhold
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| | Exam Question Exchange |
| Chemical Thermodynamics on Mars
| 599 |
| Jodye I. Selco |
| | Electronic Users Group: A Forum for Experienced Searchers | 604 |
| Patricia E. O'Neill and Elaine C. Goetz
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| | Computer Series |
| Computer-Generated Ternary Phase Diagrams
| 606 |
| Leon L. Combs and Gregory W. Lynn
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| | Computer Series |
| A Monte Carlo Simulation for a Uniform Ladder of Energy Levels: Statistical Thermodynamic Properties | 606 |
| S. Bluestone |
| | Computer Series |
| Integration of Numerical Methods into the Undergraduate Physical Chemistry Curriculum Using MATHCAD
| 606 |
| Sidney H. Young, Jeffrey D. Madura, and Andrzej Wierzbicki
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| | Computer Series |
| Software to Interface the Student, the Lab Equipment, the Teacher, and the Computer | 606 |
| Ramon A. De La Cuetara and Ram S. Lamba
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| | Computer Series |
| Learning the Student Names in Large Classes: An Application of Multimedia Technology | 606 |
| A. Wallace Cordes, Melinda E. Oliver, and Leslie G. Butler
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| | JCE Software |
| Titration Techniques | 612 |
| Jerrold J. Jacobsen, Kelly Houston Jetzer, and Néha Patani, John Zimmerman, and Gerald Zweerink |
| | Textbook Forum |
| Propylene Oxide Addition to Hydrochloric Acid: A Textbook Error | 624 |
| Rebecca E. Phillips and Robert L. Soulen
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| | NSF Highlights |
| Systemic Changes in the Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum Program Awards | 639 |
| | Letters |
| Letters | 668 |
| | Discovering...Chicago | A134 |
| Paul S. Cohen and Brenda H. Cohen |
| | Reviews |
| Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry, Third Edition | A151 |
| reviewed by Robert W. Holman |
| | Reviews |
| Organic Chemistry, Fifth Edition | A151 |
| reviewed by Joe C. Greever |
| | Reviews |
| Principles of Organic Synthesis, Third Edition | A151 |
| reviewed by Shelton Bank |
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Secondary School Chemistry
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| Meaningful Melting Points
| 647 |
| Kenneth Nolon Carter and Kenneth Nolan Carter, Jr.
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| | A Simple Recipe for Whitening Old Newspaper Clippings | 651 |
| Henry A. Carter |
| | Making Sparklers: An Introductory Laboratory Experiment
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| Allen Keeney, Christina Walters, and Richard D. Cornelius
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| | The Chemical Bond Studied by IR Spectroscopy in Introductory Chemistry: An Exercise in Cooperative Learning | 653 |
| Janet S. Anderson, David M. Hayes, and T. C. Werner
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| | An Introductory Infrared Spectroscopy Experiment
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| Kenneth R. Hess, Wendy D. Smith, Marcus W. Thomsen, and Claude H. Yoder
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| | Two Paired "Le Chatelier" Reactions | 657 |
| John J. Cawley |
| "Double Unknown " Microscale Preparation and COSY Analysis of an Unknown Ester:
An Introductory 2D-NMR Experiment
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| Stephen E. Branz, Robert G. Miele, Roy K. Okuda, and Daniel A. Straus |
| | Fluorescence Quenching in Microheterogeneous Media: A Laboratory Experiment Determining Micelle Aggregation Number | 662 |
| M. Flor Rodríguez Prieto, M. Carmen Ríos Rodríguez, Manuel Mosquera Gonzílez, Ana M. Ríos Rodr�guez, and Juan Carlos Mejuto Fernández |
| | One-Pot Iodosulfonylation Dehydroiodination of Alkenes: (E)-beta-Tosylstyrene: An Experiment for Undergraduate Organic Chemistry Laboratory
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| Carme Nájera, José M. Sansano, and Miguel Yus
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| | A Dibasic Acid Titration for the Physical Chemistry Laboratory | 665 |
| G. D. Brabson, J. T. Clay, and E. A. Walters |
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