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  Home > JCE Print > Journal of Chemical Education > Issues > 2009  > August  >
Table of Contents
 
Cover
 August 2009
Vol. 86 No. 8

 Chemical Education Today
Editorial
Common, National Standards: Has Anyone Asked a Teacher?891
John W. Moore
Association Report: ACS Division of Chemical Education
Celebrating Awardees and a 75th Anniversary892
Especially for High School Teachers
Lost and Found893
Erica K. Jacobsen and Laura E. Slocum
Reports from Other Journals: Research Advances
Research Advances. Image Pinpoints All 5 Million Atoms in Viral Coat; Bilirubin, "Animals-Only" Pigment, Found in Plants; New Evidence Shows Humans Make Salicylic Acid894
Angela G. King
Association Report: ACS Education Division
Engaging and Supporting Two-Year College Programs: A Call for Community Input898
John V. Clevenger and Margaret S. Richards
Association Report: 2YC3
My Fulbright Experience in South Africa900
Ken Capps
ACS National Meeting
A Monumental Experience: The Undergraduate Program in Washington, DC903
Lori Betsock
ACS National Meeting
Presidential Symposia and Events: Washington, DC905
Frank Walworth
ACS National Meeting
Program for the Division of Chemical Education: Washington, DC, August 16–20, 2009907
Julianne M. Smist, Jennifer E. Lewis, and Tyson A. Miller
ACS National Meeting
Programming for High School Teachers912
The Information Page916
CLIP, Chemical Laboratory Information Profile
2-Toluidine: Corrected917
Jay A. Young
CLIP, Chemical Laboratory Information Profile
Sodium Silicate (aqueous solution)918
Jay A. Young
CLIP, Chemical Laboratory Information Profile
Sodium Sulfide919
Jay A. Young
News & Announcements920
Letters
Music of Second-Order Reactions924
Mahadev Kumbar
Letters
Stopper with Interchangeable Septa for SPME924
Zoran Zdravkovski and Jordan Cavdarov
Letters
Invaluable Reference: Historical Studies in the Language of Chemistry925
Douglas A. Stuart
Corrections
J. Chem. Educ. 2009, 86, 311–315925
Deon T. Miles
Book & Media Reviews
Conquering the Content: A Step-by-Step Guide to Online Course Design (Jossey-Bass Guides to Online Teaching and Learning) (Robin M. Smith)926
Robert E. Belford
Book & Media Reviews
A Guide to Organic Chemistry Mechanisms: A Guided Inquiry Workbook (Peter Wepplo)927
Steven A. Hardinger
Advertising in This Issue928
Out of the Editor's Basket929

 In the Classroom
The Box-and-Dot Method: A Simple Strategy for Counting Significant Figures933
W. Kirk Stephenson
Student-Centered Use of Case Studies Incorporating Oral and Writing Skills To Explore Scientific Ethical Misconduct936
Ingrid Montes, Adriana Padilla, Atenaida Maldonado, and Solymar Negretti
Teaching Research: A Curriculum Model That Works940
Nancy E. Carpenter and Ted M. Pappenfus
Second-Year and AP Chemistry
Designing, Teaching, and Evaluating a Unit on Symmetry and Crystallography in the High School Classroom946
Nathaniel P. Grove, David J. Collins, Joseph J. López, Stacey Lowery Bretz, Hong-Cai Zhou, and Nathan P. Guerin,

 In the Laboratory
Cost-Effective Teacher
An Inexpensive Furnace for Calcination: Simple TiO2 Synthesis950
Supan Yodyingyong, Bhinyo Panijpan, Wannapong Triampo, and Darapond Triampo
What Is That Colorless Solution? A Qualitative Analysis Laboratory for General Chemistry953
William R. Furlong, Michael R. Quackenbush, and Ramee Indralingam
Molecular Modeling Exercises and Experiments
Integrating Computational Molecular Modeling into the Undergraduate Organic Chemistry Curriculum955
Allen D. Clauss and Stephen F. Nelsen
JCE Concept Connections
Computational Molecular Modeling958
Xavier Prat-Resina and Bernadette Caldwell
Crystallization of β-D-Glucose and Analysis with a Simple Glucose Biosensor959
Michael A. Teruel, Daniel M. Jenkins, and José I. Reyes de Corcuera
Analysis of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters in Egg Yolk Using GC–MS962
Lisa T. Alty
Incorporating Biological Mass Spectrometry into Undergraduate Teaching Labs, Part 3: De Novo Peptide Sequencing Using Electrospray Tandem Mass Spectrometry966
Isaac J. Arnquist and Douglas J. Beussman
Using Proteins in a Bioinorganic Laboratory Experiment: Iron Loading and Removal from Transferrin969
Erin E. Battin, Ashley Lawhon, Julia L. Brumaghim, and David H. Hamilton
Two Undergraduate Experiments in Organic Polymers: The Preparation of Polyacetylene and Telechelic Polyacetylene via Ring-Opening Metathesis Polymerization973
Eric J. Moorhead and Anna G. Wenzel
Permeation of Adsorbable and Non-Adsorbable Gases in Microporous Zeolite Membranes976
Patrícia F. Lito, Daniel L.A. Fernandes, Ana L. Magalhães, and Carlos M. Silva

 Research: Science and Education
Unusual Features of Crystal Structures of Some Simple Copper Compounds980
Bodie Douglas
Chemical Education Research
Do Student Attitudes toward Science Change during a General Education Chemistry Course?985
Mary M. Walczak and Daniel E. Walczak

 On the Web
JCE Featured Molecules
Molecular Models of Crystalline Materials. TiO2 and Copper Compounds992
William F. Coleman

 
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