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May 1977
Vol. 54 No. 5
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| Recombinant DNA: How much risk is too much? | 265 |
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Lippincott, W. T. |
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| Influence and impact of textbooks on chemical education: Introduction | 266 |
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Shakhashiri, Bassam Z. |
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| Textbooks of organic chemistry in the United States, 1885-1950 | 266 |
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Tarbell, D. Stanley |
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| Inorganic textbooks and inorganic chemistry | 267 |
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Basolo, Fred |
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| From Genesis to the Book of Revelations: 200 Years of general chemistry texts written in America(n) | 268 |
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Davenport, Derek A. |
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| Texts in analytical chemistry: An uneasy transition state complex of theory, laboratory and social demands | 269 |
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Elving, Philip J. |
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| The purpose and nature of laboratory instruction from an historical point of view | 270 |
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Siebring, B. R.; Schaff, M. E. |
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| Organizational currents in physical chemistry textbooks | 271 |
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Yankwich, Peter E. |
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| Galibert's Patent Respiratory Apparatus | 272 |
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Jensen, William B. |
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| Some structural principles for introductory chemistry | 273 |
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Wells, A. F. |
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| Repeatable testing | 276 |
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Moore, John W.; Brooks, David W.; Fuller, Robert G.; Jensen, Donald D. |
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| Chemical symbolism and the solid state. A proposal | 277 |
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Jensen, William B. |
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| On deducing the pK-temperature equation | 280 |
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Ramette, R. W. |
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| Inexpensive safety device for the chemical laboratory | 283 |
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Hon, P. K. |
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| Determining the stability constant of a metal complex by gel chromatography | 284 |
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Yoza, Norimasa |
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| Removing the "art" from KBr wafer preparation: An improved procedure | 287 |
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Jordan, David |
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| Free energy surfaces and transition state theory | 288 |
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Cruickshank, F. R.; Hyde, A. J.; Pugh, D. |
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| Three-electron bond | 291 |
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Baird, N. Colin |
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| Relation between angular parameters in prismatic and antiprismatic complexes | 294 |
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Mak, Thomas C. W.; Ma, Hon-suen |
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| Emil Fischer's discovery of phenylhydrazine | 295 |
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Kauffman, George B.; Ciula, Richard P. |
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| Isodiazomethane revisited. N-aminoisonitriles | 296 |
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Anselme, J.-P. |
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| Simplified molecular model of t-RNA for use as a teaching aid | 298 |
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Dugas, Hermann |
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| Notes on Nomenclature. Organic derivatives of oxo acids. Part I. Acids, salts, and esters of group VIA elements | 299 |
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Fernelius, W. C.; Loening, Kurt; Adams, Roy |
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| Lesson (?) from our great pro-am scene | 301 |
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Brasted, Robert C. |
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| Lecture demonstration of the various oxidation states of manganese | 302 |
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Arora, C. L. |
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| Illustrating infrared spectroscopy using commercially available plastic films | 303 |
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Webb, John; Rasmussen, Malcolm; Selinger, Ben |
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| Impact of chemical science: Do our students understand it? | 304 |
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Evans, Thomas A. |
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| Effects of HCl and aspirin on the stomach: An equilibrium review | 306 |
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DeLorenzo, Ronald |
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| Molecular geometries and "repulsive ratings" | 306 |
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Arlotto, Roy J. |
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| Inexpensive filmstrip system | 307 |
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Harpp, David N. |
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| Eco-chem | 309 |
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Campbell, J. A. |
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| Instructional approach to molecular electronic structure theory | 310 |
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Dykstra, Clifford E.; Schaefer, Henry F. III |
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| Individualized experiments for a large introductory organic laboratory class | 311 |
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Armour, M. A. |
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| Art versus science. Some history and a solution | 312 |
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Lawless, G. William; Pici, Joseph R. |
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| A course for the underprepared chemistry student | 314 |
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Walmsley, Frank |
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| Educational efficiency of lab reports | 315 |
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Pickering, Miles; Goldstein, S. L. |
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| Economical protection for pocket calculators in the laboratory | 317 |
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Ronald, Bruce P. |
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| Interpretation of a Patterson map - A dry-lab experiment in X-ray crystallography | 318 |
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March, Richard E.; Nordman, Christer E. |
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| Convenient and inexpensive laboratory jack | 320 |
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Rakoff, Henry |
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| Infrared spectroscopy of tetrahedral ligands. An advanced experiment in inorganic chemistry | 321 |
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Ribas, J. Casabo; Coronas, J. M. |
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| Polyunsaturation in margarines: An undergraduate student experiment | 322 |
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Flynn, John J. |
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| Simulation of experimental data, the design of experiments, and the analysis of results. Kinetics of catalyzed ester hydrolysis | 323 |
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Rosenthal, Donald; Arnold, David |
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| Oxidation of benzoin by hexaxyanoferrate (III). An advanced kinetic experiment | 326 |
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Jarrar, Adil A.; El-Zaru, Ribhi |
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| Sodium perborate oxidation of an aromatic amine | 327 |
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Huestis, Laurence |
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| Spot plate chemistry. General chemistry experiments in a depression | 328 |
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Birk, James P.; Ronan, Thomas H. |
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| Copper(II) aspirinate project for the general chemistry laboratory | 329 |
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Dudek, Emily |
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| Crown ether hazards | 330 |
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Zubrick, J. W. |
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| Alchemy | 330 |
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Hollander, S. |
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| XCIII. A low-cost temperature programmer for gas chromatography | A259 |
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Gallaher, T. N.; Atkins, R. C.; Palocsay, F. A. |
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| Chemistry, Man and Society, Second Edition; Laboratory Manual for Chemistry, Man and Society, Second Edition (Jones, Mark M.; Netterville, John T.; Wood, James L.) | A269 |
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Thomas, Eugene D. |
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| Chemistry for Health-Related Science. Concepts and Correlations (Sears, Curtin T. Jr.; Stanitski, Conrad L.) | A269 |
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Laughlin, Ethelreda |
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| Fundamentals of Chemistry; Fundamentals of Chemistry in the Laboratory (Pottenger, Francis Marion III, Bowes, Edwin E.) | A270 |
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Roberts, E. Kirk |
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| Chemistry: A Conceptual Introduction (Ault, Fredrick K.; Larence, Richard M.) | A270 |
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Brown, Donald J. |
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| Introduction to Chemistry (Barrow, Gordon M.) | A272 |
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Fuller, Milton E. |
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| Handbook of Naturally Occurring Compounds. Volume 1: Acetogenins, Shikimates, and Carbohydrates (Devon, T. K.; Scott, A. I.) | A273 |
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Glass, Richard S. |
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