Journal of chemical education

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  Año 2005, Vol. 82, Número 5

  • Imagination

    Lauren Bacall

    pág. 663

    

  • The World According to Nanotechology

    Diana S. Mason

    pág. 665

    

  • Research Advances

    Angela G. King

    págs. 666-670

    

  • Strange Fizzical Attraction

    Richard N. Zare

    págs. 673-675

    

  • The Origin of the Name "Nylon"

    William B. Jensen

    pág. 676

    

  • News & Announcements

    págs. 679-681

    

  • The author replies

    William S. Harwood

    págs. 682-683

    

  • The Inquiry Wheel, an Alternative to the Scientific Method

    Donald J. Wink

    pág. 682

    

  • Addendum to "A Laser-Pointer-Based Spectrometer for Endpoint Detection of EDTA Titrations"

    Chris Dahm

    pág. 683

    

  • Our Molecular Future: How Nanotechnology, Robotics, Genetics, and Artificial Intelligence Will Transform Our World

    Cheryl Baldwin Frech

    págs. 685-686

    

  • Exploring Chemical Analysis, 3rd Edition

    Jack K. Steehier

    pág. 685

    

  • Understanding Mas Spectra, A Basic Approach, Second Edition

    Bill Boggess

    págs. 687-688

    

  • OMEGA Introduces New Wireless pH and Temperature Transmitter

    pág. 689

    

  • Millipore's Milliflex Rapid Microbiology Detection System and AutoSpray Station Is Now Available

    pág. 689

    

  • Thomas Scientific Offers Three Mercury-Free Glass Thermometer Styles

    pág. 689

    

  • Polytec, Inc. Offers an Industrial Interferometer for Online Flatness and Toporgraphy Measurements

    pág. 689

    

  • Ondax Secures Series C Financing

    pág. 690

    

  • OptoSigma Corporations Allies with Imaging Technology International Corporation

    pág. 690

    

  • Supelco Introduces the New Ascentis Family of HPLC Columns

    pág. 691

    

  • Sensors Unlimited Introduces Snapshot MiniCam with High Frame Rate Windowing

    pág. 691

    

  • New Labconco CD-ROM Set Features Brochures, Instructional Videos, and CAD Drawings

    pág. 691

    

  • Sigma Releases New Cell Culture Manual

    pág. 691

    

  • Physical Chemistry at the Nanometer Scale

    K. W. Hipps

    págs. 693-694

    

  • Getting Physical with Your Chemistry: Mechanically Investigating Local Structure and Properties of Surfaces with the Atomic Force Microscope

    William F. Heinz, Jan H. Hoh

    págs. 695-703

    

  • Electron Tunneling, a Quantum Probe for the Quantum World of Nanotechnology

    L. Scudiero, K. W. Hipps

    págs. 704-711

    

  • Electrochemistry at Nanometer-Scaled Electrodes

    Henry S. White, John J. Watkins

    págs. 712-719

    

  • Electrochemical Fabrication of Metallic Quantum Wires

    págs. 720-726

    

  • Single-Molecule Electronic Measurements with Metal Electrodes

    Stuart Lindsay

    págs. 727-733

    

  • Nanotribology: Rubbing on a Small Scale

    J. Thomas Dickinson

    págs. 734-742

    

  • Communication Science to the Public through a University--Museum Partnership

    Thomas G. Derenne, Arthur B. Ellis, Wendy C. Crone, Amy C. Payne, Greta M. Zenner, Wendy A. Deprophetis

    págs. 743-750