Journal of chemical education

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  Año 2005, Vol. 82, Número 3

  • Heat and Temperature Conductivity of Baths

    Bruno Lunelli

    págs. 380-381

    

  • Early Spectroscopy and the Balmer Lines of Hydrogen

    H. J. Wagner

    pág. 380

    

  • The author replies

    H. L. Retcofsky

    pág. 380

    

  • The author replies

    Erik Joling

    pág. 381

    

  • "Old" Technology Is Still Useful

    J. J. Lagowski

    pág. 381

    

  • Solvents and Solvent Effect in Organic Chemistry, Third Edition

    Richard Pagni

    págs. 382-383

    

  • Environmental Laboratory Exercise for Instrumental Analysis and Environmental Chemistry

    Marco A. de Jesús

    pág. 382

    

  • Introduction to Quantum Mechanics: in Chemistry, Material Science, and Biology

    Kevin M. Dunn

    págs. 383-386

    

  • OMEGA Engineering Offers OMWT-TEMPRH Wireless Temperature and Humidity Transmitter

    pág. 387

    

  • Lancaster Now Part of Alfa Aesar, A Johnson Matthey Company

    pág. 387

    

  • Sensor Unlimited Introduces the Smallest Dual Wavelength, Visible and Near-Infrared Camera Available

    pág. 388

    

  • Sigma-Aldrich Introduces the First Edition of the Glycoprotein Analysis Manual

    pág. 388

    

  • New Electronic Multichannel Models Join Line of Ovation BioNatural Pipettes

    pág. 388

    

  • WebStasher 1.5 for Windows Saves, Lables, and Easily Retrieves Web Information

    pág. 389

    

  • Accelrys Will Integrate Chemical Searching Technologies with Online Suppliers Catalogs To Streamline Chemical Purchasing

    pág. 389

    

  • EBooksWriter 2004 Software Allows Easy Creation of Ebooks, Manuals, and Small Catalogs

    pág. 389

    

  • Putting A Human Face on Equilibrium

    Neil Glickstein

    págs. 391-392

    

  • A Supramolecular Approach to Medicinal Chemistry: Medicine Beyond the Molecule

    David K. Smith

    págs. 393-400

    

  • Simple Dynamic Models for Hydrogen Bonding Using Velcro-Polarized Molecular Models

    Emeric Schultz

    págs. 401-405

    

  • The Reaction Quotient Is Unnecessary To Solve Equilibrium Problems

    Paul S. Matsumoto

    págs. 406-407

    

  • Species Distribution Diagrams in the Copper -- Ammonia System: An Updated and Expanded Demonstration Illustrating Complex Equilibria

    Kit T. Rodolfa, Tyrel M. McQueen, Adam R. Johnson

    págs. 408-414

    

  • A Chemometrics Module for an Undergraduate Instrumental Analysis Chemistry Course

    Phet Elkins, Huggins Z. Msimanga, Dustin Ryan Smith, Segmia K. Tata

    págs. 415-424

    

  • An Undergraduate Experiment in the Advanced Analytical Chemistry Laboratory

    Grazyna Wilczek Vera, Margaret Antler, Eric Salin

    págs. 425-427

    

  • A Quantitative Examination of Multiple. Methods for Standardizing a Dilute Hydrochloric Acid Solution in an Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratory

    Dana B. Bowens, Nancy E. Meagher, B. Shawn Clark

    págs. 428-434

    

  • Separation and Determination of Cr(III) and Cr(VI) with Cation-Exchange Chromatography and Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy

    Bette Kreuz, Ahmed Maqboul, James Wuokila, Ali Bazzi

    págs. 435-438

    

  • A Sensitive Nitrate Ion-Selective Electrode from a Pencil Lead

    Tatyana A. Bendikov, Thomas C. Harmon

    págs. 439-441

    

  • Automatic Low-Cost Data Acquisition from Old Polarimetric Instruments

    Salvatore Coppolino, Antonino Villari, Norberto Micali, Santi D'Aliberti, Giuseppe Alibrandi

    págs. 442-444

    

  • A Low-Cost Experiment on Newtonian and Non-Newtonian Fluids

    Alejandro Casanovas, Manuel Dolz Planas, María Jesús Hernández Lucas, Jesús Delegido

    págs. 445-447

    

  • Spectacular Breeding of Crystals on Silica Gel

    Jacek Teodorczyk, Ryszard Piekos

    págs. 448-449

    

  • Self-Assembled Colloidal Crystals; Visualizing Atomic Crystal Chemistry Using Microscopic Analogues of Inorganic Solids

    Raymond E. Schaak, Neal M. Abrams

    págs. 450-452