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 April 2006
Vol. 83 No. 4
 Supplements
The Periodic Table: Contest and Exhibition 557
Aurora Silva, M. Fátima Barroso, Olga Freitas, Salomé Teixeira, Simone Morais, and Cristina Delerue-Matos
From Justus von Liebig to Charles W. Eliot: The Establishment of Laboratory Work in U.S. High Schools and Colleges 566
Keith Sheppard and Gail Horowitz
A Diaper a Day and What's Going on with Gaviscon?: Two Lab Activities Focusing on Chemical Bonding Concepts 574
Brett Criswell
Give Them Money: The Boltzmann Game, a Classroom or Laboratory Activity Modeling Entropy Changes and the Distribution of Energy in Chemical Systems 581
Robert M. Hanson and Bridget Michalek
Acrostic Puzzles in the Classroom 589
Dorothy Swain
Nomenclature Made Practical: Student Discovery of the Nomenclature Rules 595
Michael C. Wirtz, Joan Kaufmann, and Gary Hawley
Team Building—Problem Solving 599
Martin Bartholow
The Great Wakonse Earthquake of 2003: A Short, Problem-Based Introduction to the Titration Concept 600
Brian P. Coppola, Amy C. Gottfried, Robyn L. Gdula, Alan L. Kiste, and Nathan W. Ockwig
What Happens When Chemical Compounds Are Added to Water? An Introduction to the Model–Observe–Reflect–Explain (MORE) Thinking Frame 622
Adam C. Mattox, Barbara A. Reisner, and Dawn Rickey
Chemistry in the Field and Chemistry in the Classroom: A Cognitive Disconnect? 655
Karen L. Evans, Gaea Leinhardt, Michael Karabinos, and David Yaron
Chemistry Is in the News: Assessment of Student Attitudes toward Authentic News Media-Based Learning Activities 662
Deborah L. Hume, Kathleen M. Carson, Brian Hodgen, and Rainer E. Glaser
Assessment of a Data-Verification System for the General Chemistry Laboratory 668
Laura E. Pence and Harry J. Workman
The "Reaction Rolodex": A Web-Based System for Learning Reactions in Organic Chemistry 672
Eric J. Mahan
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