Journal of chemical education

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  Año 1993, Vol. 70, Número 5

  • Nitrogen dioxide and its determination in the atmosphere

    David Shooter

    págs. 133-137

    

  • Education: Business as usual?

    pág. 347

    

  • Views of space

    D.J. Cram, C.N. Eid Jr.

    págs. 349-351

    

  • Rotational symmetry of a methane molecule and the bond angle

    P. Glaister

    pág. 351

    

  • Evolution of an integrated college freshman curriculum

    Vin LoPresti, Fred Garafalo

    págs. 352-359

    

  • Untitled

    pág. 359

    

  • The origins, production, and use of the atomic bomb

    Donald Erbschloe, Frank A. Settle Jr.

    págs. 360-363

    

  • Applying the principles of chemical kinetics to population growth problems

    Gerhard F. Swiegers

    págs. 364-367

    

  • JCE: Software: Now two videodiscs from the world of chemistry

    pág. 367

    

  • Atomization enthalpies of metallic elemental substances using the semi-quantitative theory of

    Derek W. Smith

    págs. 368-372

    

  • The angular overlap model as a unified bonding model for main group and transition metal compounds

    D.E. Richardson

    págs. 372-380

    

  • Call for papers for the 7th International Symposium on World Trends in Science and Technology

    pág. 380

    

  • NMR spectroscopy: An introduction to the operation of modern instrumentation

    Michael G. Prais

    págs. 381-386

    

  • Abstracts for volume ID, Number 1

    Richard Cornelius

    pág. 387

    

  • Molecular dynamics simulator

    Emerson F. Heald, G. Peter Matthews

    pág. 387

    

  • Equilibrium calculator

    Robert Allendoerfer

    pág. 388

    

  • About this issue

    Jon L. Holmes, John W. Moore

    pág. 388

    

  • An introductory laboratory program in chemistry: Focus on attitudes

    Marjorie Kandel

    págs. 389-390

    

  • The chemistry of art: A laboratory intensive course designed to interest nonscientists in chemistry

    Pradip Malde, Jane L Schrenk

    pág. 389

    

  • Notice to authors: Desktop publication of the Journal

    pág. 390

    

  • Paradigms in research and parables in teaching

    Dudley R. Herschbach

    págs. 391-392

    

  • Beware--fertilizer can explode!

    Michael Laing

    págs. 392-394

    

  • Introducing the treatment of waste and wastewater in the general chemistry course

    S.W. Dhawale

    págs. 395-397

    

  • Plastic density determination by titration

    Raymond Bruzan, Douglas Baker

    págs. 397-398

    

  • Identifying polymers through combustion and density

    Avrom A. Blumberg

    págs. 399-403

    

  • Pictorial analogies V: Polymers

    John J. Fortman

    págs. 403-404

    

  • Keeping chemistry `light'

    Barbara B. Bunn, L. Phillip Silverman

    págs. 405-406

    

  • The rainbow reaction: pH and universal indicator solution

    Howard Moore, Elizabeth B. Moore

    págs. 406-407

    

  • General chemistry lab time to learn solutions

    Francis Marino

    pág. 407

    

  • Recycling of sodium waste

    Bettina Hubler-Blank, Michael Witt

    págs. 408-409