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December 1986
Vol. 63 No. 12
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| Here come the governors | 1017 |
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Lagowski, J.J. |
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| Refreshments; Amusements; Clean-up | 1018 |
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| Chemistry in "Moby Dick" | 1019 |
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Waddell, Thomas G.; Sanderlin, R. Reed |
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| A tale of two elements | 1021 |
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Nelson, P. G. |
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| College chemistry in 1894: An analysis of an old examination | 1023 |
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Everett, Kenneth G.; DeLoach, Will S. |
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| Far from equilibrium: The gas pendulum | 1025 |
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Soltzberg, Leonard J. |
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| The thermal dissociation of water: The forgotten literature | 1029 |
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Jellinek, H. H. G. |
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| Beauty Is Only Skin Deep | 1037 |
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| Temperature, cool but quick | 1038 |
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Cohen, Stephen M. |
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| Naming after names: Good or bad? | 1039 |
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Ball, David W. |
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| Ammonia: Confronting a primal trend | 1040 |
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Arena, Blaise J. |
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| Studies concerning affinity | 1044 |
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Waage, P.; Gulberg, C. M. |
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| Teaching stoichiometry | 1048 |
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Steiner, Richard P. |
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| S'mores: A demonstration of stoichiometric relationships | 1048 |
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Cain, Linda |
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| Some ambiguous chemical terms defined | 1049 |
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Thomas, Nicholas C. |
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| Ester, what's in my food? | 1050 |
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Clarke, Michele; Brown, Ann; Epp, Dianne N.; Gallup, Mary; Wilson, Jeffrey R.; Wuerthele, Judith A. |
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| An elementary quiz for periodic biochemists | 1051 |
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Helser,Terry L. |
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| Conservation of mass: Its proper place | 1052 |
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Treptow, Richard S. |
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| Algebraic enumeration and generation of molecular formulas for a given molecular weight | 1053 |
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Morikawa, Tetsuo |
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| Cryptic crossword for chemists | 1055 |
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Harris, Arlo D. |
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| Oxychlorination of ethylene | 1056 |
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Magistro, Angelo J.; Cowfer, Joseph A. |
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| Chemistry related to isolation of high level nuclear waste | 1059 |
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Hoffman, Darleane C.; Choppin, Gregory R. |
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| Team teaching an introductory wine course at the college level | 1065 |
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Lee, Don R.; McClurg, F. Avery; Nixon, George A. |
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| FACES (features associated with chemical entities): II. Hydrocarbon isomers and their graphs | 1067 |
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Larsen, Russell D. |
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| A problems-oriented biochemistry laboratory program. | 1068 |
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Dreisbach, Joseph H. |
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| Protein graphics on the Commodore 64 microcomputer | 1070 |
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Rhodes, Gale |
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| Computer simulated metabolism: A student interactive program | 1071 |
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Tirri, Lawrence J.; Jurutks, Peter W. |
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| Interfacing an EM-360 NMR with an Apple IIe computer | 1073 |
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Swartz, James C.; Creed, John T. |
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| Perkin-Elmer model 337 infrared spectrophotometer interfaced to an IBM PC | 1074 |
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Pearson, Myrna S.; Tuzzo, Salvatore J. |
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| UV spectral data acquisition, spectra search, and library software package for the IBM 9420 spectrophotometer | 1075 |
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Jencen, David A.; Hardy, James K. |
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| A BASIC program for the calculation of elemental compositions from structural formulas | 1076 |
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Smith, Roger A.; Spencer, Robin W. |
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| Viscoelasticity of cheese | 1077 |
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Chang, Y. S.; Cuo, J. S.; Lee, Y. P.; Sperling, L. B. |
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| A rotating schedule for teaching basic techniques with minimum equipment | 1079 |
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Reed, Andree Prigoda |
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| An exhibition on everyday chemistry: Communicating chemistry to the public | 1081 |
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Ucko, David A.; Schreiner, Rodney; Shakhashiri, Bassam Z. |
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| The quicker picker upper experiment | 1086 |
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Snow, Albert J. |
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| A laboratory course in technological chemistry | 1087 |
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Wiseman, P. |
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| pH-activated displays | 1090 |
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Sherrington, D. C.; Carruthers, J. |
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| Why cupric chloride crystals are green | 1091 |
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Sabba, Felix |
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| Tomato juice rainbow: A colorful and instructive demonstration | 1092 |
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MacBeath, Marie E.; Richardson, Andrew L. |
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| The ultraviolet spectra of benzene derivatives: A physical chemistry experiment | 1095 |
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DiBenedetto, John S.; Joens, Jeffrey A. |
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| Semimicro addition funnel | 1096 |
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Kinzer, Dwight |
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| The use of copper(II) tetrasulfonated phthalocyanine to introduce spectrophotometry and Beer's law | 1097 |
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Joesten, Melvin D.; Higgins, Melinda M. |
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| The science and magic of chemistry: A learning cycle laboratory on oxidation-reduction | 1098 |
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Silberman, Robert G.; Zipp, Arden P. |
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| Characterization of gas chromatographic liquid phases using McReynolds constants: An experiment for instrumental analysis laboratory. | 1099 |
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Erskine, Steven R.; Lennox, John C.; Bobbitt, Donald R. |
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| The synthesis of lactones from beta-aroylpropionic acids | 1101 |
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McGahey, Lawrence |
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| A series of experiments with 2-methyl-2-nitrosopropane: A physical chemistry experiment | 1103 |
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Homer, Sammy R.; McKinnon, Stuart J.; Whittenburg, Scott L. |
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| Vinyl chloride as a masked carbonyl group: An experimental project for advanced students | 1105 |
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Arnaud, C.; Zakarya, D. |
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| Selectivity in organic synthesis: chemo- and regiospecific reductions of carvone: An undergraduate experiment | 1107 |
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Kelly, Lawrence F.; Deeble, Geoffrey J. |
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| Bargain electrophoresis | 1109 |
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Madiera, Vitor M. C.; Pires, Euclides M. V. |
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| A scientific crossword puzzle | 1111 |
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Sawrey, Barbara A. |
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| An inexpensive fraction collector | 1113 |
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Fisher, Tom Lyons; McGinnis, James S. |
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| Rear view mirrors for more effective overhead projector use | 1114 |
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Gadek, Frank J. |
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| Epidemiology of accidents in academic chemistry laboratories. Part 2. Accident intervention study, legal aspects, and observations | A290 |
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Hellman, Margaret A.; Savage, Eldon P.; Keefe, Thomas. J. |
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| Food chemistry and nutritional biochemistry (Zapsalis, Charles; Beck, R. Andrele) | A304 |
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Kutschke, RoseAnn |
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| Principles of clinical chemistry (Blick, Kenneth, E.; Liles, Suzanne M.) | A304 |
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Grossman, Steven H. |
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| Handbook of laboratory waste disposal (Pitt, Martin J.; Pitt, Eva) | A305 |
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Renfew, Malcolm M. |
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