Journal of chemical education

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  Año 2004, Vol. 81, Número 5

  • Modern Projects in Organic Chemistry 2nd Edition./Modern Projects in Organic Chemistry 2nd Edition (Book)

    Richard Pagni

    págs. 649-651

    

  • Keynotes in Organic Chemistry (Book)

    Joel M. Karly

    págs. 651-652

    

  • Omega Offers New Two-Color and Single-Color Handheld Infrared Pyrometers

    pág. 653

    

  • Indigo Systems' Large Format Phoenix Cameras Are Ready To Deliver

    pág. 653

    

  • Mettler-Toledo's Stromboli Heated Sample Changer Now Features Enhanced Capabilities

    pág. 653

    

  • Labconco's Variable Height Mobile Bench Adjusts to Your Needs

    pág. 654

    

  • Indigo Systems' Omega Camera Has New Rugged Enclosure

    pág. 654

    

  • Fastener Technology Corporation Ships Panel Fasteners to Aerospace Markets

    pág. 654

    

  • Software Minitab, Inc Announces New Release of MINITAB Statistical Software

    pág. 654

    

  • Labconco Helps You Select Your Fume Hood

    pág. 655

    

  • SKC Releases the 2004 Comprehensive Catalog and Air Sampling Guide

    pág. 655

    

  • Physical Optics Corporation Introduces in Authentication System

    pág. 655

    

  • Boron Clusters Come of Age

    Russell N. Grimes

    págs. 658-672

    

  • Inorganic Fullerenes, Onions, and Tubes

    Andrew P. E. York

    págs. 673-676

    

  • Dentifrice Fluoride

    Philip E. Rakita

    págs. 677-680

    

  • The Student-to-Student Chemistry Initiative: Training High School Students To Perform Chemistry Demonstration Programs for Elementary School Students

    Katrina M. Heil, Kathryn A. Quashnock, Phillip D. Voegel

    págs. 681-684

    

  • Integrated Lecture and Laboratory Chemistry Components of Science Education Program for Early and Middle Childhood Education Majors

    S. K. Lunsford

    págs. 685-687

    

  • Lecture Retrieval via the Web: Better Than Being There?

    Edith Zorychta, Ariel E. Fenster, David N. Harpp, William Hsiao, Nathaniel Goodyer, Jason Parente, Joseph A. Schwarcz

    págs. 688-690

    

  • Some Exercises Reflecting Green Chemistry Concepts

    Jason Yu-Min Song, Zhi-Yuan Geng, Jason Youg-Cheng Wang

    págs. 691-692

    

  • A Simple Flotation De-lnking Experiment for the Recycling of Paper

    Richard A. Venditti

    pág. 693

    

  • The Chemistry of Photographic Color Dye Formation

    Bruce E. Kahn

    págs. 694-697

    

  • Chlor-Alkali Industry: A Laboratory Scale Approach

    José González García, Ángel Frías Ferrer, Vicente Montiel Leguey, C. M. Sánchez-Sánchez, Eduardo Expósito Rodríguez, Antonio Aldaz Riera

    págs. 698-700

    

  • A Convenient Storage Rack for Graduated Cylinders

    Brian Love

    pág. 701

    

  • Quantitative Assay for Starch by Colorimetry Using a Desktop Scanner

    Kurt R. Mathews, Douglas F. Stickle, James D. Landmark

    págs. 702-704

    

  • Fluorescence and Light Scattering

    Ronald J. Clarke, Anna Oprysa

    págs. 705-707

    

  • Use of Optical Rotation and NMR Signal Counting To Identify Common Aldoses

    John Almy

    págs. 708-710

    

  • The Darzens Condensation: Structure Determination through Spectral Analysis and Understanding Substrate Reactivity

    Michael S. Holden, R. David Crouch, Candice A. Romany

    págs. 711-712

    

  • The Synthesis and Isolation of N-tert-Butyl-2-phenylsuccinamic Acid and N-Tert-Butyl-3-phenylsuccinamic Acid

    Janet Rollins, Victor Cesare, Dennis Costello, Ishwar Sadarangani

    págs. 713-714

    

  • The Complexation of the Na+ by 18-Crown-6 Studied via Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

    Cheryl D. Stevenson, Steven J. Peters

    págs. 715-717

    

  • Syntheses and Characterization of Ruthenium (II) Tetrakis(Pyridine) Complexes

    Benjamin J. Coe

    págs. 718-721