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October 2009
Vol. 86 No. 10


 Chemical Education Today
Editorial
My Favorite Elements1113
John W. Moore
Especially for High School Teachers
It's Elemental1115
Erica K. Jacobsen and Laura E. Slocum
National Chemistry Week 2008. Reports from Other Journals: Research Advances
Research Advances: Scientists Discover Historic Sample of Bomb-Grade Plutonium; Mercury Levels in Arctic Seals May Be Linked to Global Warming; Oh Rats! New Wireless Sensor for Instant Brain [O2]; New Material with Record High Surface Area1116
Angela G. King
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report
The Periodic Table: Key to Past "Elemental" Discoveries—A New Role in the Future?1122
Darleane C. Hoffman
National Chemistry Week 2009. From Past Issues
Discover-E of the E-lements1129
Kathryn R. Williams
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report: My Favorite Element
Boron, My Favorite Element1131
M. Frederick Hawthorne
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report: My Favorite Element
My Favorite Element: Silicon1132
Thomas H. Lane
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report: My Favorite Element
Chlorine: It Sort of Picked Me1133
Bill Carroll
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report: My Favorite Element
Professor Gallium1134
Mary E. Saecker
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report: My Favorite Element
Palladium: It Forms Unique Nanosized Carbonyl Clusters1135
Evgueni G. Mednikov and Lawrence F. Dahl
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report: My Favorite Element
I(nto) My Element1136
Richard W. Ramette
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report: My Favorite Element
Iodine!1137
Stephen W. Wright
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report: My Favorite Element
Illinium: An Impeached Element1138
Lee Marek
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report: My Favorite Element
Mercurial about Mercury1139
Lynn Diener
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report: My Favorite Element
Dressing for (Chemical) Success1140
Diane M. Bunce
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report: My Favorite Element
Chemical Elements in Fantasy and Science Fiction1141
Juliane Ober and Thomas Krebs
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report
A Research Paper on the Elements, in 3-D1142
Laura E. Slocum
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report
A Year in the Periodic Table1144
Alton J. Banks and Erica K. Jacobsen
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report
Seeing Is Believing: Learning from Periodic Table Live! Videos1147
John W. Moore
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report
The Periodic Table of the Elephants1149
Marisa Burgener Connors
National Chemistry Week 2009. JCE Concept Connections
Periodic Table Presentations and Inspirations1151
Mary E. Saecker
National Chemistry Week 2009—It's Elemental
National Chemistry Week 2009: Chemistry—It's Elemental! JCE Resources for Chemistry and the Periodic Table1154
Erica K. Jacobsen
National Chemistry Week 2008. Reports from Other Journals: News from Online
News from Online: The Periodic Table of the Elements1163
Lynn Diener
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report
Periodic Table Live! Excites Students1167
Laura E. Slocum and John W. Moore
National Chemistry Week 2009. Report
Become a Fan: Support Your Favorite Element on Facebook1168
Rachel K. Groat and Erica K. Jacobsen
ACS Presidential Election
Education Is the Future1170
Nancy B. Jackson
ACS Presidential Election
Chemical Education—Combining Focused Action and Passion1171
Cheryl A. Martin
ACS Presidential Election
Educational Sustainability: Critical Thinking for Challenging Times1172
Mary Virginia Orna
CLIP, Chemical Laboratory Information Profile
Bromine1173
Jay A. Young
CLIP, Chemical Laboratory Information Profile
Chromium1174
Jay A. Young
CLIP, Chemical Laboratory Information Profile
Potassium1175
Jay A. Young
The Information Page1176
News & Announcements1177
Book & Media Reviews
Plutonium: A History of the World's Most Dangerous Element (Jeremy Bernstein)1180
Luis D. Montes
Book & Media Reviews
Uranium: War, Energy, and the Rock That Shaped the World (Tom Zoellner)1181
Cheryl Baldwin Frech
Book & Media Reviews
The 100 Most Important Chemical Compounds: A Reference Guide (Richard L. Myers)1182
Les Pesterfield
Letters
The Role of Triads1183
Michael Laing
Letters
Response to The Role of Triads1185
Eric Scerri
Letters
Misapplying the Periodic Law1186
William B. Jensen
Letters
Response to Misapplying the Periodic Law1187
Laurence Lavelle
Letters
Which Elements Belong in Group 3?1188
Eric Scerri
Letters
More About the Periodic Table1189
Michael Laing
Letters
Having a Ball—and a Blast—with Chemistry!1190
David L. Frank, Melissa L. Golden, and Donnie R. Golden
Letters
Kudos to JCE Staff1190
Bodie Douglas
Letters
The Zen Master and the Hot Dog Vendor1191
Steven A. Meger
Corrections
J. Chem. Educ. 2009, 86, 567. Quantum Chemistry Laboratory at Home: Microsoft Windows Alternative1191
Gilles Olive and David Riffont
Advertising in This Issue1191

 Chemistry for Everyone
Updated Resources for Assembling an Element Collection1193
Nicholas C. Thomas
Influences of Ancient Greek on Chemical Terminology1195
Peter Loyson
Origin of the Terms Pnictogen and Pnictide1200
Gregory S. Girolami

 In the Classroom
Combining Chemistry and Music To Engage Student Interest. Using Songs To Accompany Selected Chemical Topics1202
Arthur M. Last
Matching Element Symbols with State Abbreviations. A Fun Activity for Browsing the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements1205
Klaus Woelk
Elemental Chemical Puzzlers1208
Nicholas C. Thomas
An Ionic Compound Logic Puzzle1210
Craig P. McClure
Implementing a Computer Program That Captures Students' Work on Customizable, Periodic-System Data Assignments1212
Susan D. Wiediger
Television Medical Dramas as Case Studies in Biochemistry1216
Julie T. Millard
Adapting to Student Learning Styles: Engaging Students with Cell Phone Technology in Organic Chemistry Instruction1219
David P. Pursell
JCE Concept Connections
Using Popular Culture To Teach Chemistry1223
Arrietta W. Clauss

 In the Laboratory
Disulfiram, Metals, and Melanoma1224
Malin Backlund-Walker, Kimberly Edwards, and Patrick J. Farmer
A Quick and Accurate Oxygen-Based Pressure-Sensor Assay for Catalase Activity1227
Megan E. Lewis, Rebecca M. Levine, John T. York, and W. Tandy Grubbs
Thermokinetics: Iodide-Catalyzed Decomposition Kinetics of Hydrogen Peroxide. An Initial-Rate Approach1231
Frazier Nyasulu and Rebecca Barlag
Keto–Enol Equilibrium from NMR Data: A Closer Look at the Laboratory Experiment1234
Andrei B. Koudriavtsev and Wolfgang Linert
Listening to Nanomaterials: Photoacoustic Spectroscopy1238
Narayanan Kuthirummal

 Research: Science and Education
Which Method of Assigning Bond Orders in Lewis Structures Best Reflects Experimental Data? An Analysis of the Octet Rule and Formal Charge Systems for Period 2 and 3 Nonmetallic Compounds1241
Ronald F. See

 On the Web
JCE Featured Molecules
Molecular Models of Metal Complexes of Dithiocarbamates1248
William F. Coleman
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9/9/2009
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