Journal of chemical education

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  Año 1998, Vol. 75, Número 8

  • The more things change

    pág. 930

    

  • The Boyer report

    John W. Moore

    pág. 935

    

  • News from journal house

    pág. 936

    

  • Discovering Boston

    Brenda H. Cohen, Paul S. Cohen

    págs. 951-953

    

  • Secretary's report, fall 1998

    Jerry L. Saraquis

    pág. 954

    

  • Proposal preparation aids at the NSF web site

    Donald J. Wink

    pág. 955

    

  • NSF curriculum reform, get involved!

    John T. Magner, Jose Barreto

    págs. 956-957

    

  • Book & media reviews

    Edward J. Walsh, Daniel Rabinovich

    pág. 958

    

  • Book & media reviews

    Arleen N. Somerville, Edward J. Walsh

    págs. 959-961

    

  • Logic, history, and the chemistry textbook

    William B. Jensen

    págs. 961-971

    

  • Book & media reviews

    David L. Pringle, Edward J. Walsh

    págs. 978-980

    

  • Book & media reviews

    Alan M. Rosan, Edward J. Walsh

    pág. 980

    

  • Out of the editor's basket

    Nicole Varady

    págs. 981-983

    

  • Orbital models made of plastic soda bottles

    Ron DeLorenzo, Vyacheslav V. Samoshin

    pág. 985

    

  • A novel strategy for assessing the effects of curriculum reform on student competence

    John C. Wright, Susan B. Millar

    págs. 986-992

    

  • Precision and accuracy in measurements

    Richard S. Treptow

    págs. 992-995

    

  • There seems to be uncertainty about the use of significnt figures in reporting uncertainties of

    Julio F. Caballero, Delphia F. Harris

    pág. 996

    

  • Experimentally determinig the molar mass of carbon dioxide using a mylar balloon

    Barbara Albers Jackson, David J. Crouse

    págs. 997-998

    

  • Ernest Rutherford, Avogadro's number, and chemical kinetics

    I.A. Leenson

    págs. 998-1003

    

  • Limiting reagent and kinetics: Social implications and Malthus' prediction

    L.H. Holmes Jr.

    págs. 1004-1005

    

  • A strategy for incorporating...C NMR into the organic chemistry lecture and laboratory courses

    Chris P. Chaney, Perry C. Reeves

    págs. 1006-1007

    

  • Fourier transform nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy experiment for undergrade and graduate

    Matthew A. Doscotch, John F. Evans

    págs. 1008-1013

    

  • Atomic emission spectra using a UV-Vis spectrophotometer and an optical fiber guided light source

    Mario N. Berberan-Santos, Manuel E. Minas da Piedade

    págs. 1013-1017

    

  • Infrared spectroscopy determination of lead binding to ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid

    Alanah Fitch, Simona Dragan

    págs. 1018-1021

    

  • Purification of bovine carbonic anhydrase by affinity chromatography

    Jennifer J. Kuhns, C. Larry Bering

    págs. 1021-1024

    

  • Automated protein assay using flow injection analysis

    Carrie A. C. Wolfe, Matthew R. Oates

    págs. 1025-1028

    

  • An experiment in the sampling of solids for chemical analysis

    Robert D. Guy, Louis Ramaley

    págs. 1028-1033

    

  • Using microwave sample decomposition in undergraduate analytical chemistry

    R. Griff Freeman, David L. McCurdy

    págs. 1033-1034

    

  • An inexpensive, disposable cannual filtration device

    Thomas G. Richmond, Brian K. Bennett

    pág. 1034

    

  • Liquid chromatography with electrochemical detection (LC-EC): An experiment using 4-Aminophenol

    Maria Theresa B. Lee, Manihar Situmorang

    págs. 1035-1038