Journal of chemical education

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  Año 1998, Vol. 75, Número 10

  • Solving the mystery of fading fingerprints with London dispersion forces

    Ronald Delorenzo, Doris R. Kimbrough

    págs. 1300-1301

    

  • London dispersion forces and `the wave'

    C. Jayne Wilcox

    pág. 1301

    

  • A scientific approach to cultural heritage preservation: A Case study of vandalistic acts on

    Giuseppe Spoto, Enrico Ciliberto

    págs. 1302-1306

    

  • A very simple method for converting Haworth representation to zigzag representation

    Veronique Bellosta, Janine Cossy

    pág. 1307

    

  • Collaborative distance education: The Iowa Chemistry Education Alliance

    K.A. Burke, Thomas J. Greenbowe

    págs. 1308-1312

    

  • Developing professional skills in a third-year undergraduate chemistry course offered in

    Robert I. Kagi, Jeffrey G. Dunn

    págs. 1313-1316

    

  • Issues in Scientific Integrity: A practical course for graduate students in the chemical sciences

    Richard L. Schowen, J. Howard Rytting

    págs. 1317-1320

    

  • A course in early chemistry for undergraduates

    Mikhail Yu. Rodygin, Irene V. Rodygina

    págs. 1320-1322

    

  • Using history to teach scientific method: The case of argon

    Carmen J. Giunta

    págs. 1322-1325

    

  • The effectiveness of teaching chemistry through the history of science

    Huann-Shyang Lin

    págs. 1326-1330

    

  • Focus groups and exit interviews are components of chemistry department program assessment

    Thomas P. Hogan, Joseph H. Dreisbach

    págs. 1330-1332

    

  • Bis(dicarbonyl-pi-cyclopentadienyliron)- a solid-state vibrational spectroscopic lesson

    E. Diana, S.F.A. Kettle

    págs. 1333-1338

    

  • REDUCE: A program for reducing reducible representations

    Bruno F. Schmidt, James F. O'Brien

    pág. 1338

    

  • Rules for determining the ground state of a i-i coupled atom

    Mark L. Campbell

    págs. 1339-1340

    

  • Naphtahlene and azulene I: Semimicro bomb calorimetry and quantum mechanical calculations

    James B. Foresman, Carl Salter

    págs. 1341-1345

    

  • Exploring the c4H7+ energy surface

    Roger S. Macomber

    págs. 1346-1350

    

  • Solid State Resources CD-ROM

    George C. Lisensky, Joey M. Blackwell

    págs. 1351-1352