JCE October1999 (Volume 76 Number 10) Table of Contents


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October 1999
Vol. 76 No. 10

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Redesigning the Quantum Mechanics Curriculum to Incorporate Problem Solving Using a Computer Algebra System		1373
	Marc R. Roussel


Quantum Chemistry without Wave Functions: Diffusion Monte Carlo Applied to H and H2+		1378
	Heather L. Cuthbert and Stuart M. Rothstein


The Softening of Hard Water and Complexometric Titrations: An Undergraduate Experiment		1420
	Helena Ceretti, Enrique A. Hughes, and Anita Zalts


Chromatin Isolation and DNA Sequence Analysis in Large Undergraduate Laboratory Sections		1426
	Ann E. Hagerman

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