The Chemical Educator (1996-2002)

Volume 1, Number 1 / March 1996

1-11	Outstanding Student Affiliate Chapters Generate a Special Chemistry and Enhance Chemical Literacy	S. K. Airee, Richard H. Black and Chablis P. Patrick
1-4	A Practical Test of Organic Chemistry Laboratory Skills	Joseph Casanova and Linda Tunstad
1-13	Spreadsheet Approach to the Linear Least Squares Fit	Marie L. Carman and Thomas G. Chasteen
1-9	Progress in Practice: Exploring the Cooperative and Collaborative Dimensions of Group Learning	Brian P. Coppola
1-18	Keller’s “Old” Personalized System of Instruction: A “New” Solution for Today’s College Chemistry Students	Mark S. Cracolice and Stephen M. Roth
1-6	Simple Procedures for Quantification and Reuse of Common Organic Solvent Mixtures	Patrick H. Dussault and Kevin R. Woller
1-17	Workshop Chemistry: Overcoming the Barriers to Student Success	David Gosser, Vicki Roth, Leo Gafney, Jack Kampmeier and Victor Strozak, et al.
1-12	Group Theory Calculations Involving Linear Molecules	Jeffery A. Greathouse
1-21	Computer Algebra Systems in Physical Chemistry	Mervin P. Hanson
1-3	Welcome!	Editorial Board
1-12	Gertrude Belle Elion: Biochemist, Nobel Prize 1988	Sharon Bertsch McGrayne
1-10	The Kronig-Penney Model: A Single Lecture Illustrating the Band Structure of Solids	Donald A. McQuarrie
1-10	Tutorial: Field-Flow Fractionation	Martin E. Schimpf
1-3	The Salting Out of Ethanol and Water: A Colorful Illustration of Intermolecular Forces	Eugene T. Smith
1-11	What’s CUR≟	John G. Stevens
1-13	Design and Student Use of World Wide Web-Based Prelab Exercises	Brian M. Tissue, Ronald L. Earp and Ching-Wan Yip
1-5	Course Descriptions	David Gosser
1-5	Appendix to A Practical Test of Organic Chemistry Laboratory Skills: Sample Practical Final Examination
1-3	Leader Logs	Editorial Board
1-4	Student Questionnaries	Editorial Board
1	Project Partners	Editorial Board
1-4	Sample Workshop Materials	David Gosser and Victor Strozak
1-2	Sample Syllabus for a Workshop Leader Training Course	Vicki Roth

Volume 1, Number 2 / May 1996

1-11	Progress in Practice: The Synergy Derived From Knowing Pedagogy as Well as Chemistry	Brian P. Coppola
1-5	The Tile Game	Richard C. Banks
1-32	Structuring the Liberal (Arts) Education in Chemistry	Brian P. Coppola and Douglas S. Daniels
1-5	Mathematically Modeling Dilution	Stephen Demeo
1-14	Computer Algebra Systems as Tools for Chemical Education
1-9	An Update and An Offering	Editorial Board
1-9	Project Kaleidoscope and Undergraduate Chemistry Reform	Jeanne Narum
1-8	The Liquid Nitrogen Fueled Engine: A Cool Demonstration of Pressure-Volume Work	Robert Gustavson and Eugene T. Smith
1-16	A Laboratory Study of Heterogeneous Catalysis in Ultrahigh Vacuum	M. M. Walczak, H. R. Burkholder and P. A. Thiel
1-5	The Application of Scientific Methodology to a Contemporary Sports Journal	Rick Venedam
1-7	Early American Chemistry Books For Children	William D. Williams
1-14	Tutorial: Capillary Electrophoresis	Yan Xu

Volume 1, Number 3 / August 1996

1-9	Progress in Practice: The Scholarship of Teaching	Brian P. Coppola
1-18	Titration vs. Tradition	Robert de Levie
1-9	Chemistry Using the Quality Approach	Matthew Hughes
1-8	An Exciting Approach to Student Learning in Analytical Chemistry: It’s Jeopardy!	Patricia Ann Mabrouk
1-17	Chemical Oscillations in Enzyme Kinetics	Katherine L. Queeney, Ethan P. Marin, Cory M. Campbell and Enrique Peacock-Lopez
1-9	Determining Enantiomeric Excess by Direct NMR Methods and by Indirect Methods	Robert Rothchild
1-18	Rheosmin (“Raspberry Ketone”) and Zingerone, and Their Preparation by Crossed Aldol-Catalytic Hydrogenation Sequences	Leverett R. Smith
1-10	Some Nineteenth Century Chemistry Teaching Aids	William D. Williams
1-2	High School Chemistry Day	Robert Zafran
1-17	Physical Chemistry Online: A Small-Scale Intercollegiate Interactive Learning Experience	George Long, Reed Howald, Carol Ann Miderski and Theresa Julia Zielinski

Volume 1, Number 4 / September 1996

1-16	Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy Across the Chemistry Curriculum	Massimo D. Bezoari
1-13	Progress in Practice: Teaching and Learning with Case Studies	Brian P. Coppola
1-7	An Inorganic Experiment: An Application of Second Order ³¹P NMR Computer Simulation	Shannon Hinze, Chris A. Wright, James W. McGill and Jin K. Gong
1-5	Ten Years of Slime: The National Chemistry Week Success Story!	Nancy Ryan Gray
1-14	Environmental Chemistry in the General Chemistry Laboratory, Part I: A Context-Based Approach To Teaching Chemistry	Susan Kegley, Angelica M. Stacy and Marnie K. Carroll
1-7	Depicting Chemistry in a Big Way: A Joint Chemistry Club, Art Club Mural Project	L. Kraig Steffen, Jo Yarrington, Marissa Berton and Mike Sinatra
1-4	Demonstrating Catalysis with a Bang!	Greg Owens and Thomas G. Richmond
1-20	Environmental Chemistry in the General Chemistry Laboratory, Part, II: Evaluation of An Alternative Curriculum	Susan Kegley, Angelica M. Stacy and Joshua P. Gutwill
1-21	APPENDIX A: STUDENT COMMENTS ON THE MOST IMPORTANT THING THEY LEARNED IN THE COURSE	Editorial Board
1-13	The Computer Simulation of Oscillating Reactions	Sidney Toby
1-14	Novel Optical Spectroscopy of Individual Nanostructures: STM Light Emission Spectroscopy	S. Ushioda
1-12	The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time or What Lessons Lurk in Old Textbooks	Stephen J. Weininger
1-8	Using Java to Animate the Vibrations of Molecules: Calculation and Visualization of Molecular Vibrations in (NSF)₃	J. L. Yarger, A. Chizmeshya and B. K. Yarger

Volume 1, Number 5 / December 1996

1-8	Atomic Force Microscopy	CHERYL R. BLANCHARD
1-11	Spreadsheet Assisted Learning in Quantitative Analysis	JUDITH M. BONICAMP, JOHN W. MARSH, TERRENCE A. LEE and JAMES C. HOWARD
1-13	Case Studies as a Basis for Discussion Method Teaching in Introductory Chemistry Courses	PAUL R. CHALLEN and LINDA C. BRAZDIL
1-8	Progress in Practice: Organic Chemistry in the Introductory Course	BRIAN P. COPPOLA
1-7	The Stereochem Game: Making Chemistry More Fun	ABBY L. PARRILL and JACQUELYN GERVAY
1-4	Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Interns at Micron Technology, Inc	TERRY GILTON
1-14	Modeling the Asymmetric Diels—Alder Reaction: Using a Combination Wet Lab/Computer Lab Approach to Examining Organic Reactions	BRENT STEADMAN, MOSES LEE and T. W. HANKS
1-33	Lecture Demonstrations, Past and Present¹	GEORGE B. KAUFFMAN
1-4	A Look Back and Ahead	Editorial Board
1-12	Extraction and Gas Chromatographic Determination of Ethanol in Beverages	NORBERT J. PIENTA, JAMES W. JORGENSON and RICHARD M. FORBIS
1-8	Creating Simple, Low Cost, Animations for Organic Chemistry Instruction	L. KRAIG STEFFEN, MICHAEL GILL, J. GUNDERSEN and JANET E. NELSON
1-14	A PERL Script to Generate HTML Pages Containing Multiple-Choice Questions	RONALD L. EARP and BRIAN M. TISSUE

Volume 1, Number 6 / February 1997

1-8	Buffer Calculations Deceive and Obscure¹	STEPHEN J. HAWKES
1-21	Vibrational Spectroscopy: An Integrated Experiment	B. A. DEGRAFF, T. C. DEVORE and DEBORAH SAUDER
1-18	Simplified Treatment of Aqueous Ionic Reactions. Application to Acid-Base Problems	C. FERNÁNDEZ-PEREIRA, M. ALCALDE and J. VALE
1-12	Factors that Influence Chemistry Students’ Decisions to ‘Drop Out’ of Graduate School	MARGARET WORKMAN and GEORGE BODNER
1-12	Chemiluminescent Delay: An Experiment in StoppedF–low Kinetics	HUGH M. CARTWRIGHT
1-9	Using Molecular Modeling to Enhance Visualization in the Organic Chemistry Classroom	JANET E. NELSON, STEWART A. WILLIAMSON and L. KRAIG STEFFEN
1-22	The Elements of a Chemistry Case: Teaching Chemistry Using the Case Discussion Method	Juliette Lantz and Mary Walczak
1-10	A Tutorial on Fiber-Optic Chemical Sensors	M. Cecilia Yappert
1-12	Learning to Learn: An Introduction to Capillary Electrophoresis	L. A. MARZILLI, P. BEDARD and P. A. MABROUK
1-3	Systemic Changes in the Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum: Emphasis on Adaption and Adoption	SUSAN H. HIXSON, HERBERT H. RICHTOL and FRANK A. SETTLE
1-2	Appendix A
1-13	Appendix B: Sample Student Protocol Learning to Learn: Introduction to Capillary Electrophoresis Protocol for Determination of Caffeine in Soda Pop Using the Waters Quanta 4000E

Volume 2, Number 1 / April 1997

1-18	Conservation A Collaboration Between Art and Science	RAIFAH M. KABBANI
1-19	Inductively Coupled Plasma - Atomic Emission Spectrometry	THOMAS J. MANNING and WILLIAM R. GROW
1-7	Mnemonics for the Entire Periodic Table	VASEK A. MEZL
1-19	Spectroscopic, Chromatographic and Visual Investigation of Organic Dyes	DALE RUSSELL, CURTIS OLSON, SUSAN SHADLE and MARTIN SCHIMPF
1-8	Synthesis and NMR Analysis of N-Methyl-2-(4′-bromophenyl)morpholine: An Advanced Undergraduate Laboratory Experiment	DAVID B. RUSTERHOLZ, MAGDALENA PALA and KENDIE RUNGE
1-21	Online Cooperative Learning in Physical Chemistry	ROLAND STOUT, MARCY HAMBY TOWNS, DEBORAH SAUDER, THERESA JULIA ZIELINSKI and GEORGE LONG
1-14	Millikan’s Oil-Drop Experiments	ALLAN FRANKLIN
1-55	Results of a National Survey on College Chemistry Faculty Beliefs and Attitudes of Assessment-of-Student-Learning Practices	ROSALIND SLAVINGS, NOAL COCHRAN and CRAIG W. BOWEN
1-5	A Review of Corel’s ChemLab CD-ROM	ROY W. CLARK
1-2	LIST OF EXPERIMENTS
1	List of Videos
1-2	BE A HERO: KNOW THE ENTIRE PERIODIC TABLE²¹!

Volume 2, Number 2 / June 1997

1-10	An Essay Assignment for Organic Chemistry Courses	ROBERT B. GROSSMAN
1-16	Capillary Electrokinetic Chromatography (CEC): An Introduction to a High-Efficiency Microanalytical Technique	VINCENT T. REMCHO
1-9	Progress in Practice: Organic Chemistry in the Introductory Course II. The Advantages of Physical Organic Chemistry	BRIAN P. COPPOLA
1-17	Testing for Conceptual Understanding in General Chemistry¹	CRAIG W. BOWEN and DIANE M. BUNCE
1-5	Modification of a pH Titration Laboratory Experiment	C. JAYNE WILCOX
1-13	A Study of the Oxidation Pathway of Adrenaline by Cyclic Voltammetry: An Undergraduate Analytical Chemistry Laboratory Exercise	LAURENT D. GILLES DE PELICHY and EUGENE T. SMITH
1-11	Enhancing Instruction in Upper Division Chemistry at California State University Fullerton	KATHERINE KANTARDJIEFF
1-21	The Story of Nitinol: The Serendipitous Discovery of the Memory Metal and Its Applications	GEORGE B. KAUFFMAN and ISAAC MAYO
1-7	Travels with my Syllabi: The College Chemistry Consultant’s Service (C₃S)	JEFF C. DAVIS
1-14	CAUTION! THE ACIDS AND BASES USED IN THIS EXPERIMENT ARE CORROSIVES AND IRRITANTS

Volume 2, Number 3 / August 1997

1-3	Scholarship, Education, and the Internet	CLIFFORD B. LEMASTER
1-10	Analytical Applications of Chiroptical Detectors	NEIL PURDIE
1-7	Progress in Practice: Bookends and Boilerplate I. Vigilance for the Obligations for Scholarship in Chemical Education	BRIAN P. COPPOLA
1-9	Visualization of Using Hyperfine Structure To Calculate Nuclear Spin: A Spectroscopy Exercise	THOMAS J. MANNING and WILLIAM R. GROW
1-8	Ligand Substituent Effects on Ruthenium (III/II) Redox Properties: An Advanced Inorganic Laboratory Experiment	DAVID HATHCOCK, JILL MORRIS, JILL MADDEN and SPENCER J. SLATTERY
1-3	Primary Kinetic Isotope Effect: A Lecture Demonstration	RAYMOND CHANG
1-10	Thermodynamics of the β-Naphthol/Acetamide Phase Diagram by Thermal Analysis Techniques	A. KIM and J. L. MUSFELDT
1-9	Visualization of Crystalline Structures Using MAGE	DEAN H. JOHNSTON and JARED R. ARCHER
1-3	Using MAGE to Visualize Crystalline Structures

Volume 2, Number 4 / October 1997

1-9	Appendix 2: Calender of ACS Events (1996–97)
1-11	ACS Student Affiliates at University of Michigan Use Their Passion for Chemistry to Inspire the Community and Other Students	JONATHAN M. IRISH, SUZANNE A. BLUM and REBECCA A. IHRIE
1-12	Evaluating Experiment with Computation in Physical Chemistry: The Particle-In-A-Box Model with Cyanine Dyes	JEFFREY R. BOCARSLY and CARL W. DAVID
1-17	The Purdue Visualization of Rotations Test	GEORGE M. BODNER and ROLAND B. GUAY
1-2	Progress in Practice: Can Undergraduate Student Affiliate Groups Survive After the (Re)Energizers Graduate?	BRIAN P. COPPOLA
1-16	‘Do-It-Yourself’ Attenuated Total Reflectance Cell Designed and Constructed in a Laboratory Course: A Versatile and Economical Alternative to Commercial Designs	S. LAU, J. RIGHT, K. STAVENS, J. WHITAKER and Z. LIU, et al.
1-7	Periodate Titration of Fe(II) in Acid Aqueous Solutions: An Environmentally Friendly Redox Reaction for the Undergraduate Laboratory	THOMAS G. DRUMMOND, WILLIAM L. LOCKHART, SPENCER J. SLATTERY, FAROOQ A. KHAN and ANDREW J. LEAVITT
1-3	The Value of Undergraduate Research	CLIFFORD B. LEMASTER
1-7	Solid Phase Microextraction (SPME)	JANUSZ PAWLISZYN, BARBARA PAWLISZYN and MICHAEL PAWLISZYN
1-18	Synthesis, Characterization, and Luminescence Properties of Anthrylpolyamines: An Experiment for an Integrated, Advanced Laboratory Course	BRIAN W. PFENNIG, TERRY L. NEWIRTH and SCOTT A. VAN ARMAN
1-13	The Evolution of a Laboratory Syllabus for Quantitative Analysis	T. C. WERNER and MARY K. CARROLL

Volume 2, Number 5 / November 1997

1-4	Appendix Listing of the Virtual Basic program
1-6	The Drinking Bird Toy and its Modifications as A Means of Illustrating Thermodynamic Concepts	D. I. FORD and S. D. BRITTAIN
1-26	Victor Moritz Goldschmidt (1888–1947): A Tribute to the Founder of Modern Geochemistry on the Fiftieth Anniversary of His Death	GEORGE B. KAUFFMAN
1-9	The Synthesis, Identification, and Kinetic Characterization of the Photoaffinity Label: 3-Azidopyridine Adenosine Dinucleotide: An Advanced Undergraduate Laboratory Experiment Appropriate for Organic, Biochemistry, or Bio-organic Chemistry	ALLAN A. GAHR and YUZHUO LI
1-7	A Computer Program to Calculate the Percent Total Deuteration in an Exchange Reaction	SCOTT A. RILEY, LEONARD S. FIFIELD, K. A. MARTIN and A. M. NISHIMURA
1-8	Using Rubber Tubing to Demonstrate DNA Supercoiling and the Action of Topoisomerases	GALE RHODES
1-11	Using Lasers to Demonstrate the Concept of Polarizability: Variations in the Refractive Indices of the O-Halobenzenes	GERALD R. VAN HECKE, KERRY K. KARUKSTIS and J. MICHAEL UNDERHILL
1-17	Analysis of Student Use of a World Wide Web Site Created as a Supplement for General Chemistry Instruction	GABRIELA C. WEAVER

Volume 2, Number 6 / December 1997

1-10	Geometric Isomers of Platinum Coordination Compounds: An NMR Experiment for the Undergraduate Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory	GEORGIA M. ARVANITIS and KAREN L. WILK
1-8	Generation and Observation of the Cyclopentadienyl Anion: A Negatively Charged Aromatic Molecule	GARY W. BRETON
1-17	Transition State Thermodynamics of Lipid Bilayers Characterized by Differential Scanning Calorimetry	TONI L. CECKLER and BETH A. CUNNINGHAM
1-9	Generation and Observation of Cyclopentadienyl Anion: A Negatively Charged Aromatic Molecule
1-8	Polarity of Molecules: A New Approach for Freshman Chemistry	WILLIAM L. LOCKHART, ANDREW J. LEAVITT, SPENCER J. SLATTERY and FAROOQ A. KHAN
1-3	1997 in Review and What to Expect From The Chemical Educator in 1998	CLIFFORD B. LEMASTER
1-14	Kinetic Energy and the Covalent Bond in H₂⁺	FRANK RIOUX
1-42	J. J. Thomson and The Electron: 1897–1899 An Introduction	GEORGE E. SMITH
1-8	Two-Dimensional High-Performance Liquid Chromatography	FRANTISEK SVEC
1-16	CATHODE RAYS
1-19	LVII. On the Charge of Electricity carried by the Ions produced by Röntgen Rays
1-21	LVIII. On the Masses of the Ions in Gases at Low Pressures
1-6	DISSOCIATION OF ATOMS
1-25	XL. Cathode Rays
1-2	Elements of General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry (9th ed.) by John Holum	Richard Pendarvis
1-3	The Internet: A Guide for Chemists by Steven M. Bachrach (Ed.)	George B. Kauffman and Robin D. Myers
1-2	Chemistry in Context: Applying Chemistry to Society (2nd ed.), by the American Chemical Society	Edward J. Neth
1-2	Chemistry, A First Course (3rd ed.), by Jacqueline Kroschwitz, Melvin Winokur and A. Bryan Lees	Richard Pendarvis

Volume 3, Number 1 / February 1998

1-10	Report On ‘Action Research: Overcoming the Sports Mentality Approach to Assessment/Evaluation’	NANCY S. GOROFF
1-10	The -ills of Educational Reform	BRIAN P. COPPOLA
1-11	Report On ‘Generate and Select: An Expert-System-Derived, Active-Learning Approach for Teaching Organic Chemistry’	RYAN C FIELDS and JONATHAN M. IRISH
1-11	Report On ‘The Sophomore Physical and Inorganic Courses’	JOHN E. BENDER
1-12	Report On ‘Workshop Chemistry’	NANCY S. GOROFF
1-12	Report On ‘Chemistry in a Biological Context’	JAMES A. ZIMMERMAN
1-13	Report On ‘ChemLinks: Changing the Way Students Learn Chemistry’	JAMES A. ZIMMERMAN
1-13	Report On ‘Comprehensive Curricular Change at a Small Liberal Arts College: Bioorganic First at Juniata College’	JAMES A. ZIMMERMAN
1-13	Report On ‘A Facilitated Conversation on Reform’	NANCY S. GOROFF
1-13	Report On ‘Integrating Materials Science into the Chemistry Curriculum’	JOHN BENDER
1-2	Food The Chemistry of its Components, by T. P. Coultate	Susan M. Stanczyk
1-2	Chemical Thermodynamics: Revision and Worked Examples by H. P. Stadler	Robert N. Nelson
1-2	Modern Chemical Techniques (Royal Society of Chemistry)	David R. Everett
1-3	Editorial: Day 2-to-40. Proceedings from a Chemical Education Workshop Symposium	BRIAN P. COPPOLA
1-3	Classic Chemical Demonstrations, compiled by Ted Lister	Ed Vitz
1-3	Report On ‘Examples in Modular Chemistry’	JAMES W. HOVICK
1-4	Report On ‘Multimedia Instruction’	JAMES W. HOVICK
1-5	Report On ‘Technology and Assessment in Chemistry’	JAMES W. HOVICK
1-7	Report On ‘The Penn State Resource Center: A Faculty Vision Becomes Reality’	JOHN E. BENDER
1-7	Report On ‘Water Chemistry: Using Field and Laboratory Experiences to Teach Scientific-Thinking Skills’	JOSEPH B. GARDNER
1-7	Report On ‘Assessing Student Outcomes’	JOSEPH B. GARDNER
1-8	Report On ‘The MATCH Program: Integrating Student Learning in Science and Math’	SUZANNE A. BLUM and JONATHAN M. IRISH
1-9	Report On ‘Planning And Implementing Curriculum Change in Chemistry: A Case Study in Creating a Blended General/Organic Course Sequence’	JOSEPH B. GARDNER

Volume 3, Number 2 / April 1998

1-14	Comparison of The Effectiveness of Sunscreen Lotions Using A TiO₂-based UVA/UVB Dosimeter	MINHUA WANG, JIANSHENG HUANG, YUZHUO LI and WILLIAM F. BARNARD
1-18	Use of the Murnaghan-Hildebrand Equation of State in Teaching Thermodynamics	REED A. HOWALD
1-18	Gas-Phase NMR Spectroscopy	CRISTINA SUAREZ
1-2	Interpreting Infra-Red and NMR Spectra	Simon Belt
1-2	Practical Organic Chemistry for ‘A’ Level Students (Produced by the University of Liverpool)	Keith Wilkinson
1-2	Instant Notes in Biochemistry by B. D. Hames, N. M. Hooper & J. D. Houghton	Barry Hicks
1-2	Which compound? Which route? An exercise in chemical decision making (Royal Society of Chemistry)	Iain Farrell
1-21	Synthesis of Diels—Alder Adducts of Phencyclone and NMR Studies of Hindered Rotations of Unsubstituted Bridgehead Phenyls: Microscale Experiments in Organic Chemistry	RONALD CALLAHAN, KEVIN BYNUM, RON PRIP and ROBERT ROTHCHILD
1-3	The Chemical Educator Chemistry Club Award	CLIFFORD B. LEMASTER
1-6	Bromination of Aromatics With Pyridinium Hydrobromide Perbromide: An Organic Laboratory Experiment	W. PRESTON REEVES, RUFUS M. KING, LYNETTE L. JONAS, OYVIND HATLEVIK and CUONG V. LU, et al.
1-6	SAACS Community Service with a Competitive Edge	JOYCE B. HIGGINS
1-6	Chemistry Structure & Dynamics by George M. Bodner, Lyman H.Rickard, & James N. Spencer	Keith B. Kester
1-6	Chemical Kinetics: As Important As The Second Law Of Thermodynamics?	FRANK L. LAMBERT
1-7	Spectrophotometry	Bill Butts
1-7	Our Most Unusual Activity: Want To Go on a Mole Hunt?	CONSTANCE A. PHILLIPS and JEANNE V. RUSSELL
1-9	Pitfalls in the Application of Hückel’s Rule	RICHARD FRANCIS LANGLER
1-9	In Memoriam Vladimir Prelog (1906–1998): Some Personal Reminiscences	GEORGE B. KAUFFMAN

Volume 3, Number 3 / June 1998

1-11	Integrating Service Learning into the College Chemistry Curriculum	MARK S. CRACOLICE and KELLY WARD
1-11	Consideration of Lewis Acidity in the Context of Heme Biochemistry: A Molecular Visualization Exercise	TIMOTHY E. ELGREN
1-11	Specular-Reflectance IR Spectroscopy of Polymethylmethacrylate Thin Films: An Experiment for the Undergraduate Instrumental Analysis Course	J. M. BUCKLES, J. C. GARAY, D. J. KAUFMAN, A. R. LAYSON and M. R. COLUMBIA
1-11	Using the History of Aspartame Transcarbamoylase to Teach Undergraduates about Biochemical Research	RICHARD L. TABER
1-11	GC/MS Analysis of the Competitive Alkylation of 2-Methylcyclohexanone: A New Experiment for Undergraduate Students	ANNE B. PADIAS and JAMES A. BARON
1-12	Qualitative Analysis of Herbs by Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (GC/MS). An Undergraduate Instrumental Analysis Laboratory Exercise	JEREMY TIPTON, TICIA BARNICKI and EUGENE T. SMITH
1-16	Evard Immanuel Hjelt (1855–1921): Finnish Chemist and Historian of Chemistry	GEORGE B. KAUFFMAN and LAURI NIINISTÖ
1-2	The Macrogalleria	Steven A. Hardinger
1-2	Quick Selection Guide to Chemical Protective Clothing by Krister Forsberg and S. Z. Mansdorf	Hugh Cartwright
1-2	Biotransformations in Organic Chemistry: A Textbook, by Kurt Faber	David M. Schmierer
1-2	A Pictorial Approach to Molecular Bonding and Vibrations by John G. Verkade	Gabriela C. Weaver
1-2	Modern Chemical Techniques produced by The Royal Society of Chemistry and GlaxoWellcome	Terry L. Helser
1-21	What Happens When Discovery Laboratories Are Integrated into the Curriculum at a Large Research University?	GEORGE M. BODNER, WILLIAM J. F. HUNTER and RAM S. LAMBA
1-3	Interactive Education Organic Chemistry - Animated Reaction Mechanisms 1	Ronald Frederick Cole
1-5	A PC Interface for a Single-Ratio Stepper Motor	SCOTT A. RILEY and A. M. NISHIMURA
1-6	Determination of Densities of Liquids and Solids Using a Gas	LUIS H. BLANCO, CARMEN M. ROMERO and ALEXANDRA TORRES
1-8	Reductive Amination of Pyruvate Esters: A Microscale Synthesis of N-Benzylalanine Esters	R. DAVID CROUCH, MICHAEL S. HOLDEN and TOM M. WEAVER
1-8	Progress in Practice: Three Plenaries I Richard N. Zare, Enhance, Enable, and Elucidate	BRIAN P. COPPOLA

Volume 3, Number 4 / August 1998

1-12	An Advanced Undergraduate Experiment in 2-D NMR	JAMES L. ROARK and MICHAEL D. MOSHER
1-12	Using Natural and Artificial Light Sources to Illustrate Quantum Mechanical Concepts	GREGORY A. RECHTSTEINER and JANE A. GANSKE
1-13	The Transmutation of Wax: A Lesson in Experimental Design and Controls	JOHN J. SCZEPANSKI and MARK A. HOLLAND
1-14	Preparation and Separation of C₆₀ Photopolymers for the Physical Chemistry Instructional Laboratory	J. M. PIGOS and J. L. MUSFELDT
1-17	A Computational Exercise Illustrating Molecular Vibrations and Normal Modes	SUSAN B. REMPE and HANNES JÓNSSON
1-2	Principles of Reaction Kinetics by P. G. Ashmore	George R. Long
1-2	Beginning Organic Chemistry 2 - Workbooks in Chemistry by Graham L. Patrick	Peter Marrs
1-2	The Macrogalleria	Daniel J. Berger
1-2	A Working Method Approach for Introductory Physical Chemistry Calculations by Brian Murphy, Clair Murphy, and Brian J. Hathaway	Hugh Cartwright
1-23	Student Perspectives of Small-Group Learning Activities	KELLEY KREKE and MARCY HAMBY TOWNS
1-4	A Chemist in the White House: From the Manhattan Project to the End of the Cold War by Glenn T. Seaborg	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
1-5	INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY CHECKERS	RICHARD PENDARVIS
1-9	A Variation of the Speed of Sound Experiment	SCOTT A. RILEY, ALISON NOBLE, JONATHAN CRABB, TRAVIS WALKUP and DOUGLAS JONES, et al.
1-17	Asymmetric Reduction of Acetophenone with (−)-β-chlorodiisopinocampheylborane, and Derivatization with (−)-Menthyl Chloroformate. An Undergraduate Organic Synthesis, GC Analysis, and Molecular Modeling Project	RODNEY L. EISENBERG
1-2	Instant Notes in Biochemistry by B. D. Hames, N. M. Hooper and J. D. Houghton	Frank R. Gorga

Volume 3, Number 5 / October 1998

1	Foundations of Physical Chemistry by Charles Lawrence, Alison Rodger, and Richard Compton	Richard Schwenz
1-10	Effect of Solvents on the Fluorescence Emission Spectra of 1-Anilino-8-Naphthalene Sulfonic Acid: A Physical Chemistry Experiment	SAMIRA A. BARGHOUTHI, JEANNINE PERRAULT and L. H. HOLMES
1-13	Linear Water: Would We be Swimming in it?	WILLIAM A. SHIRLEY
1-15	Chemistry and Politics: Edvard Immanuel Hjelt (1855–1921)	GEORGE B. KAUFFMAN and LAURI NIINISTÖ
1-16	An Electrochemical Puzzle: The Catalyzed Anodic Dissolution of I-coated Palladium in Halide-Free Acid Solutions	JASON MALLIA, STEPHEN V. STRAUB and JOHN R. MCBRIDE
1-18	Marie Anne Paulze Lavoisier: The Mother of Modern Chemistry	CASSANDRA T. EAGLE and JENNIFER SLOAN
1-2	Beginning Calculations in Physical Chemistry by Barry R. Johnson and Stephen K. Scott	Roland Stout
1-2	Fractals in Chemistry by A. Harrison	David Avnir
1-2	Modern Liquid Phase Kinetics by B. G. Cox	John N. Cooper
1-2	Essentials of Carbohydrate Chemistry by John F. Robyt	Richard Pendarvis
1-2	Instant Notes in Biochemistry	Terry L. Helser
1-2	Beginning Mathematics for Chemistry by Stephen K. Scott	Linda C. Bush
1-3	The Internet for Scientists by Kevin O’Donnell and Larry Winger	George B. Kauffman and Hiram William Blanken
1-6	NO: a novel by Carl Djerassi	George B. Kauffman, Laurie M. Kauffman and Rowena Rege
1-7	Making Chemical Measurements Using the Lab Works Interface and a Handheld Graphing Calculator	MATTHEW E. MORGAN and JOHN R. AMEND
1-8	A Consistent System of Curved Electron Arrows	TIMOTHY S. ECKERT
1-9	The Application of Site-Specific Natural Isotope Fractionation-Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (SNIF-NMR) to the Analysis of Alcoholic Beverages	JEFFREY L. CROSS, THOMAS N. GALLAHER, JAMES J. LEARY and SERGE SCHREINER

Volume 3, Number 6 / December 1998

1	Modern Liquid Phase Kinetics by B. G. CoxLaser-Induced Breakdown Spectrometry	Daniel J. Berger
1-11	An Instrumental Analysis Laboratory Using Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence	C. ALEXANDER, J. MCCALL and M. M. RICHTER
1-12	Evolving Towards Meaningful Web Assignments	THOMAS HOLME
1-14	Integrating Molecular Modeling with Semiempirical Quantum Mechanical Calculations into the Upper-Level Inorganic Chemistry Course	JOHN M. LYON
1-2	On the Surface of Things, by Felice Frankel and George M. Whitesides	Hugh Cartwright
1-2	Applied Mathematics for Physical Chemistry	Hugh Cartwright
1-2	Advanced Practical Organic Chemistry by J. Leonard, B. Lygo and G. Procter, and Advanced Practical Inorganic and Metalorganic Chemistry, by R. J. Errington	Dave Berry
1-24	A Series of CGI/Perl Scripts for Web-Based Feedback and Reporting in the General Chemistry Laboratory: Colorimetry	JOSEPH F. LOMAX, DEBRA K. DILLNER and JOHN W. VERDE
1-3	Molecules at an Exhibition: Portraits of intriguing materials in everyday life by John Emsley	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
1-4	Pasteur’s Resolution of Racemic Acid: A Sesquicentennial Retrospect and a New Translation	GEORGE B. KAUFFMAN and ROBIN D. MYERS
1-6	A Calorimetric Description of the Digestion of Organic Matter in Landfills	LAURA MERAZ and ARMANDO DOMINGUEZ
1-6	The Science of Art	DAVID E. BERRY, CORRINA J. K. EWAN, KELLI L. FAWKES, PATRICIA J. LESLIE and MONICA REIMER
1-7	Recreation of Wöhler’s Synthesis of Urea: An Undergraduate Organic Laboratory Exercise	JAMES D. BATCHELOR, EVERETT E. CARPENTER, GRANT N. HOLDER, CASSANDRA T. EAGLE and JON FIELDER, et al.
1-7	Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectrometry	JOSEPH SNEDDON and YONG-ILL LEE
1-9	My Reminiscences on Professor Otto Wichterle	MILOś HUDLICKý

Volume 4, Number 1 / February 1999

1-2	An Alternative Method of Introducing Fugacity	Mohamed Jemal
3-5	Chemical Equations for Multireaction Systems	Eugen Weltin
6-11	The Light-Induced “Worm” in Undergraduate Physical Chemistry	Michael A. Vaksman
12-15	Characterizing the Gel to Liquid Crystal Transition in Lipid-Bilayer Model Systems	T. M. Koyama, C. R. Stevens, E. J. Borda, K. J. Grobe and D. A. Cleary
16-18	Demonstrating Linear Regression and Error Using an Experiment with a Microwave Oven	Chistiane Mendes Feitosa, José Machado Moita Neto and Graziella Ciaramella Moita
19-22	Designing Interactive Instructional Software: Students as Educators	Kara M. Stamm, Justin T. Fermann, Thomas Whelan, Rachel R. Broudy and Beatrice Botch, et al.
23-27	Chemical Equations for Multireaction Systems	Mei-Wen Yen
28-35	The Biochemistry of Life’s Energy	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
36	American Chemical Society Directory of Graduate Research. By The ACS Committee on Professional Training; American Chemical Society: Washington, DC, 1997. xv + 1708 pp. 21.4 × 28.3 cm. $65.00 HB ISBN 0-8412-3544-9	George B. Kauffman
36-37	Instruments of Science: An Historical Encyclopedia. By Robert Bud and Deborah Jean Warner (Eds.) Garland Encyclopedias in the History of Science Vol. 2; Garland Reference Library of the Social Sciences Vol. 936; The Science Museum, London and The National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution in association with Garland Publishing, Inc.: New York & London, 1998. Illustrations. xxv + 709 pp. 18.4 × 26.0 cm. $138.00 Hardbound. ISBN 0-8153-1561-9	George B. Kauffman
37-38	Critical Safety Incidents. A videotape prepared by the Learning and Teaching Centre, University of Victoria, Canada. Videotape and 8-page guidebook. 60 (Canadian) in Canada,60 (Canadian) in Canada, 65 (US) for U.S. and foreign orders	Hugh Cartwright
38	Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Chemistry. By Hugh M. Cartwright. Oxford University Press: Oxford, England, 1993. $12.95. 92 pages. ISBN 0-19-855736-1	Sally Solomon
38-39	The Macrogalleria (web site). http://www.psrc.usm.edu/ macrog/ Developed by the Polymer Science Department, University of Southern Mississippi	Leslie Hersh

Volume 4, Number 2 / April 1999

40-43	Atomic Variational Calculations: Hydrogen to Boron	Frank Rioux
44-50	The History of Skunk Defensive Secretion Research	William F. Wood
51-57	The Joule-Thomson Coefficient for Pure Gases and Their Mixtures	Jaime Wisniak
58-62	The Le Châtelier Principle: How Much a Principle?	Jaime Wisniak
63-64	The Ideal Gas Law Illustrated Using a Disposable Cigarette Lighter	Luis H. Blanco, Carmen M. Romero and Enrique Moreno
65-67	Nucleoside Chemistry and Flash Chromatography: An Integrated Approach to Teaching an Organic Chemistry Laboratory	Peter deLannoy, Dennie Mann, Joseph Maycock and Christopher Davidson
68-72	Spectroscopic and Potentiometric Investigation of a Diprotic Acid: An Experimental Approach to Understanding Alpha Functions	Dale D. Russell, Jared Potts, Robert M. Russell, Curtis Olson and Martin Schimpf
73-76	Programming the HP 48 Calculator to Control the Lab Works Interface	Matthew E. Morgan and John R. Amend
77-79	In Memoriam Glenn T. Seaborg (1912-1999): Nuclear Pioneer, Educator, and Public Servant	George B. Kauffman
80	Air Pollution and Health. By R. E. Hester and R. M. Harrison, Eds., Royal Society of Chemistry, Cambridge, U.K., 1998. 129 pp, 246 × 189 mm, Price £22.50, ISBN 0-85404-245-8	Katy Thomson

Volume 4, Number 3 / June 1999

81-88	Beer’s Law Is Not a Straight Line: Amplification of Errors by Transformation	Judith M. Bonicamp, Kelly L. Martin, Gerald R. McBride and Roy W. Clark
89-93	The Role of Multiple Teaching Strategies in Promoting Active Learning in Organic Chemistry	Lilia C. Harvey and Linda C. Hodges
94-101	Protein Unfolding of metMyoglobin Monitored by Spectroscopic Techniques	Colleen M. Jones
102-104	Simulating the Shroud of Turin: A Laboratory Experiment	John B. Vincent
105-107	Synthesis and Characterization of Tris(diethyldithiocarbamato) cobalt(III) as an Undergraduate Inorganic Laboratory	C. T. Eagle, D. G. Farrar, G. N. Holder, D. M. Gooden and A. B. Goodman, et al.
108-111	The Benefits of Using Web-Based Enhancements in an Environmental Chemistry Class	Richard D. Foust, Brandon Cruickshank, Michael Stringer and Julie Olander
112-113	Nonlinear Regression Using the “Big Three” Spreadsheets	Roy W. Clark
114-118	Teaching Materials that Matter: An Interactive, Multi-media Module on Zeolites in General Chemistry	Amy H. Roy, Rachel R. Broudy, Scott M. Auerbach and William J. Vining
119-120	A Fifty-Year Love Affair with Organic Chemistry. By William S. Johnson. Profiles, Pathways, and Dreams: Autobiographies of Eminent Chemists; American Chemical Society: Washington, DC, 1998. Illustrations. xxvii + 229 pp. 15.7 × 23.3 cm. $34.95. ISBN 0-8412-1834-X	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
120-121	Molecular Thermodynamics. By Donald A. McQuarrie and John D. Simon. (1999) University Science Books, 55D Gate Five Road, Sausalito CA 94965, USA. 672 pp $78.00, ISBN 1-891389-05-X	Hugh Cartwright
121-122	ElemenTree: A 3-D Periodic Table. By Fernando Dufour available in two versions: 1. A transparent Vivak plastic periodic tree in pink, green, and black, 10-1/2 in. high, 8 in. at widest near base, US 31.00. 2. A black-	122	Introduction to Organic Spectroscopy. By Laurence M. Harwood and Timothy D. W. Claridge, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1997. ISBN 0-19-855755-8	Barbara B. Kebbekus
122-123	Thermodynamics of Chemical Processes. By Gareth Price. Oxford University Press (1998), 86 pp	Sonja Krause
123-124	Mathematica Programs for Physical Chemistry. By W. H. Cropper, Springer, New York, 1998, ISBN 0-387-98337-6	Sally Chapman

Volume 4, Number 4 / August 1999

125-127	Biochemistry Idea Papers: Teaching Proposal Writing	Anne M. Rammelsberg
128-130	Equilibrium Constant Units Revisited	Victor M. S. Gil and João C. Paiva
131-133	Direct Synthesis in the Undergraduate Laboratory: Synthesis of Copper Complexes from Zero-Valent Metals as a Demonstration of Base-Catalyzed Direct Synthesis	M. A. Mendez-Rojas and B. I. Kharisov
134-136	Investigating a Reaction of N-Methyltriazolinedione	Gary W. Breton
137-140	A Practical Approach to Potentiometric Biosensors Based on Consolidated Composites: Construction and Evaluation of a D-Amygdalin Biosensor	Arben Merkoçi, Esteve Fàbregas and Salvador Alegret
141-143	Preparing Accurate Standard Gas Mixtures of Volatile Substances at Low Concentration Levels	A. Uyanik and N. Tinkiliç
144-146	Solar Energy Conversion Using a Semiconductor Electrode Photosensitized by Tetraphenylporphyrin	Edgardo N. Durantini and Luis Otero
147-156	Aleksandr Abramovich Grinberg (1898–1966), Russian Coordination Chemist: A Centennial Retrospect	George B. Kauffman
157	Upsizing: The Road to Zero Emissions. By Gunter Pauli. Greenleaf Publishing, Sheffield, UK, 1998. Softcover, 16.95 pounds sterling, 224 pp, 138 × 216 mm. ISBN 1 874719 18 7	Nicholas Wiseman

Volume 4, Number 5 / October 1999

158-167	Students’ Microscopic, Macroscopic, and Symbolic Representations of Chemical Reactions	Michael E. Hinton and Mary B. Nakhleh
168-170	An Alkalinity Experiment for Nonscience Majors	Jason J. Evans
171-172	An Investigation of Electrolyte Solutions Using a Simple Conductivity Apparatus	Amy Coe and Paul G. Jasien
173-176	A Senior-level Experiment in Structural Elucidation Using 2-D NMR	Grant N. Holder, David G. Farrar and David M. Gooden
177-178	Bridging the Gap Between First and Second Semester General Chemistry: A Laboratory Exercise	C. Jayne Wilcox
179-182	Flow Injection Analysis in the Undergraduate Laboratory	Fábio R. P. Rocha and Joaquim A. Nóbrega
183-185	Theory of Supercritical Fluid Extraction via the Discovery Approach	R. F. Mauldin, D. J. Burns, I. K. Keller, K. K. Koehn and M. J. Johnson, et al.
186-197	From Triads to Catalysis: Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner (1780–1849) on the 150th Anniversary of His Death	George B. Kauffman
198-199	Linus Pauling on Peace: A Scientist Speaks Out on Humanism and World Survival. Selected and Edited by Barbara Marinacci and Ramesh Krishnamurthy. Rising Star Press: P.O. Box BB, Los Altos, CA, 94023, USA. Rising.Star.Press@Worldnet.ATT.net, 1998. 296 pp, 15.0 × 22.7 cm. $17.95 softcover. ISBN 0-933670-03-6	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
200	Inorganic Chemistry, 2nd Ed. By Gary L. Miessler and Donald A. Tarr. Prentice-Hall: Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1999. Figures, tables, charts. xiv + 642 pp, 21.0 × 26.0 cm. $92.00. ISBN 0-13-841891-8 (Photo reproduced with permission from Prentice-Hall, Inc)	George B. Kauffman
201	Van Nostrand’s Scientific Encyclopedia. 8th Edition (software). CD-ROM, published by John Wiley. Glenn D. Considine, Douglas M. Considine and Terry G. Nash (eds.) ISBN 0-471-29323-7. $295	George R. Long
201-203	The Making of the Chemist: The Social History of Chemistry in Europe 1789-1914. By David Knight and Helge Kragh, Eds. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, England; and New York, 1998. Figures, tables, maps. xxi + 353 pp. 18.0 × 25.3 cm. $80.00; £50.00. ISBN 0-521-58351-9	George B. Kauffman
203	Evolutionary Design by Computers. By Peter Bentley. Academic Press: Sidcup, Kent, England. ISBN 0 1208 9040 4. Includes CD-ROM containing programs and source code. £44.94	Andrew Tuson
203-204	Factor Four: Doubling Wealth, Halving Resource Use. By Ernst von Weizsacker, Amory B. Lovins, and L. Hunter Lovins; Earthscan: London, England; 1998. 9 pounds 99 p. ISBN softcover 1 85383 406 8, xxix + 322 pp, 46 Figures, 15 color plates	Hugh M. Cartwright

Volume 4, Number 6 / December 1999

205	TCE 2000	Clifford LeMaster
206-210	Pedagogic Interest of the H₂O₂, Cu²⁺, SCN^-, OH^- Oscillating Reaction	V. Pimienta and J. C. Micheau
211-213	Simple Statistical Calculations of Entropy Changes	Albert Lötz
214-218	Teaching Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry Through the “Chemical of the Week”	Terrance B. Murphy
219-220	An Organic Synthesis Laboratory Exercise: Preparation of 2-Methoxyanthracene	Guillermo R. Labadie and Raquel M. Cravero
221-225	Qualitative Identification of an Unknown Pesticide Using GC-MS and Online Resources	Grant N. Holder, Steven J. Breiner, David G. Farrar, David M. Gooden and Laurel L. McClure
226-230	A Computer-based, Interactive, Multimedia Software System for Teaching and Independent Student Learning of Liquid Chromatography	Michelle A. Spaziani, Justin T. Fermann and William J. Vining
231-237	Ion-Exchange Calculations Using Spreadsheets	M. Carmona, J. F. Rodríguez and A. Durán
238-241	Undergraduate Projects in the Application of Artificial Intelligence to Chemistry. I. Background	Hugh Cartwright
242-258	George C. Pimentel (1922–1989): A Retrospective Personal and Pictorial Tribute a Decade after His Death	George B. Kauffman
259-267	Quantum Chemistry Comes of Age	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
268	Crime Scene to Court: The Essentials of Forensic Science. Edited by Peter White. The Royal Society of Chemistry: Cambridge, UK. 1998. ISBN 0-85404-539-2. Softcover, xxiv + 360 pp. Price 19.95 pounds	Todd Whitecombe
268-270	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry, Sixth Edition. By F. Albert Cotton, Geoffrey Wilkinson, Carlos A. Murillo, and Manfred Bochmann. John Wiley & Sons, Inc.: New York, 1999. Figures, tables. xv + 1355 pp. 18.5 × 26.0 cm. $89.95, 58.50 pounds sterling. ISBN 0-471-19957-5	George B. Kauffman
270-271	Beginning Group Theory for Chemistry. By Paul H Walton. Workbooks in Chemistry Series, Oxford University Press: Oxford, England. 144 pp, £16.95	Kieran Molloy
271-272	Energy Levels in Atoms and Molecules. By W. G. Richards and P. R. Scott. Oxford University Press: Oxford, UK, 1994; 96 pp, 246 mm × 189 mm, softcover ISBN 0-19-855804-X, £6.99	Upali A. Jayasooriya

Volume 5, Number 1 / February 2000

1	Our New Look for the New Millennium
2-7	A Serious Look at Changeable Silly Putty	Gary D. White, Debora A. Zartman and Judith M. Bonicamp
8-13	A Metallic Surface Corrosion Study in Aqueous NaCl Solutions Using Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)	Andrew M. Skolnik, W. Christopher Hughes and Brian H. Augustine
14-16	Designing A Reactor to Generate Hydrogen Bubbles	S. Heath Wanamaker, Kevin J. Schmitt, Doug A. Lupher, Nathan C. Stockman and David S. Brooks, et al.
17-19	Experimental Evaluation of ΔS°_rxn, ΔH°_rxn, and ΔG°_rxn Using Voltaic Cells: A First-Year College Chemistry Laboratory	Donald E. Mencer and Elaine Anne Elliott
20-23	Molecular Modeling and Nuclear Overhauser Enhancement Spectroscopy (NOESY): Tools for Studying the Regioselective Bromination of 3-Bromoanisole	Brad Andersh
24-26	Photodamaging Effects of Porphyrin in a Human Carcinoma Cell Line	M. Gabriela Alvarez, Mariángeles La Penna, E. Ines Yslas, Viviana Rivarola and Edgardo N. Durantini
27-30	Spectrophotometric Methods for the Simultaneous Determination of Metals in University Laboratories	Julia Pérez-Iglesias, Hervilia M. Seco-Lago, Jesús M. Castro-Romero, José M. Fernández-Solis and Victoria González-Rodríguez
31-37	Discovery Learning Using Chemland Simulation Software	Justin T. Fermann, Kara M. Stamm, Andrew L. Maillet, Christine Nelson and Stephanie J. Codden, et al.
38-42	Sadi Carnot: His Life and Achievements. Against the Historical Period–a Short Bibliographical Sketch	Jaime Wisniak
43-48	Successful Strategies for Integrating High School Students into a Graduate Research Group	Patricia Ann Mabrouk
49	Synthesis and Technique in Inorganic Chemistry 3rd Edition. By Grgory S. Girolami, Thomas, B. Rachfuss, and Robert J. Angelici, University Science Books: Sausalito, CA, 1999, 242 pp. $42.00 ISBN 0-935702-48-2	Dave Berry
49-53	Ullmann’s Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry Fifth Edition, First International Edition in English by Wolfgang Gehartz, Gail Schulz Thomas Kellersohn, Barbara Elvers, Stephen Hawkins, and Ulrike Winter (Eds.)	George B. Kauffman
52-53	Fxchem, Version 1.0 (software)	Roy W. Clark

Volume 5, Number 2 / April 2000

54-57	Redefinition of Electronegativity as the Average Valence Electron Energy: The Third Dimension of the Periodic Table	Xiaoping Sun
58-60	An Introduction to Electrochemistry for Undergraduates: Detection of Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) by Inexpensive Electrode Sensors	Qi Wang, Alicia Geiger, Ramiro Frias and Teresa D. Golden
61-63	Microscale Demonstration of Charge Modification upon Complexation by Ion Exchange	Jorge G. Ibanez and Allan Fis
64-66	NMR Verification of Diastereoselective Reduction of Substituted Cyclohexanones	John W. Clavier, Joseph Fievet and Victoria Geisler
67-70	Probiotics Production: An Interesting Example for the Undergraduate Analytical Chemistry Laboratory	Héctor C. Goicoechea, Dafna Eluk, María P. Kubescha, Julieta B. Ferraro and Beatriz M. Rodil, et al.
71-76	Implementation of Lab VIEW for Computer-Controlled Experiments in General Chemistry Laboratory Instruction	Adam Allerhand and Alice Dobie-Galuska
77-82	Physical Chemistry Online: Maximizing Your Potential	Deborah Sauder, Marcy Towns, Betty Derrick, Alexander Grushow and Michael Kahlow, et al.
83-87	Benoit Paul Emile Clapeyron: A Short Bibliographical Sketch	Jaime Wisniak
88-91	The Thermometer—From The Feeling To The Instrument	Jaime Wisniak
92-95	Development and Implementation of a New Industrial Internship Program in Polymer Synthesis and Processing	David R. Tyler, David C. Johnson and Michael M. Haley
96	Scientific Computing: An Introductory Survey. By Michael T. Health. WCB/McGraw-Hill, 1997. 448 pp. Softcover, ISBN 0–07–027684–6. (A Solutions Manual is also available.)	Dave Sept
96-97	Named Organic Reactions. By Thomas Laue and Andreas Plagens, John Wiley & Sons: Chichester, England, New York, 1998. Structural formulas, reaction schemes. x + 288 pp. 15.6 x 23.5 cm. $69.95, hardcover. ISBN 0–471–97142–1	George B. Kauffman
97-98	Polymer Chemistry: An Introduction, 3rd edition. By Malcolm P. Stevens. Oxford University Press: New York, Oxford. Figures, tables, charts. xix + 551 pp. 17.0 × 24.2 cm. $70.00 ISBN 0–19–512444+8	George B. Kauffman
98-99	DOSE. The Dictionary of Substances and Their Effects, 2nd edition. Edited by Sharat Gangolli. The Royal Society of Chemistry, Cambridge, England, 1999. Seven volumes with access to online electronic chemical safety database. 1295 (set of hardcopy volumes plus site-wide licence to electroic database). ISBN 0–85–85404–803–0	Hugh Cartwright
99-101	The Best of Annals of Imporabable Research (AIR). Edited by Marc Abrahams. W. H. Freeman: New York, 1998. Illustrations. vii + 208 pp. 21.5 cm. $14.95. Softcover. ISBN 0–7167–3094–4	George B. Kauffman

Volume 5, Number 3 / June 2000

102-112	Beer: An Ancient Yet Modern Biotechnology	Charles W. Bamforth
113-119	The Dirac (Bracket) Notation in the Undergraduate Physical Chemistry Curriculum: A Pictorial Introduction	Farooq A. Khan and John E. Hansen
120-132	Some Aspects of the Spontaneous Solubility Equilibria of Solid Carbonates	Osvaldo R. Cámara
133-135	The Big Freeze: Water and the Scientific Process	Andrew R. Bressette
136-139	GC-MS Determination of an Unknown Pesticide. II. An Experiment Investigating Quality of Analysis Using Random Sampling and Estimation of Variance	Grant N. Holder, Steven J. Breiner and Laurel L. McClure
140-143	Incorporation of Phytoremediation Strategies into the Introductory Chemistry Laboratory	Colleen Kelley, Katy K. Gaither, Alexis Baca-Spry and Brandon J. Cruickshank
144	Heteropolyacid-Catalyzed Synthesis of Aspirin	Yanqing Peng and Gonghua Song
145-148	Thermal Lens Calorimetry: A Novel Approach to the Study of Thermodynamics	George R. Long and Stephen E. Bialkowski
149-155	Johannes Diderik van der Waals: A Life of Achievements	Jaime Wisniak
156-161	Pierre Maurice Marie Duhem: A Polemical Scientist	Jaime Wisniak
162	I Wish I’d Made You Angry Earlier: Essays on Science, Scientists, and Humanity. By Max F. Perutz. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press: 10 Skyline Drive, Plainview, NY 11803–2500, 1998. Figures, xv + 354 pp. 16.0 × 23.3 cm. $39.00. ISBN 0–87969–524–2	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
163	Organic Chemistry: Structure and Function 3rd ed.; by K. P. C. Volhardt and N. E. Schore. W. H. Freeman: New York, 1999. xxxiv + 1210 pp plus answers to problems, credits, index, and CD-ROM. ISBN 0–7167–2721–8	David M. Schneider
164	Pesticides in Fruits and Vegetables, by Susan E. Kegley and Laura J. Wise. University Science Books: Sausalito, CA, 1998. 8–1/2 × 11 inches, illustrated, 114 p, softcover, ISBN 0–935702–46–6	Michael J. Weaver
164	Power of Ten Interactive: A Production of the Eames Office Presented by Pyramid Media. Power of Ten Interactive: written, produced, and designed by Eames Demetrios; English version; a production of the Eames Office and Datt Japan based on the film by Charles and Ray Eames: Publlished by Pyramid Media: Eames Office: P.O. Box 268, Venice, CA 90294, 199. Telephone: 310–396–5991; Fax: 310–454–4413; Websites: http://www.powersof10.com. CD-ROM. 79.95, plus79.95, plus 3.20 shipping. ISBN 1–5598–1629–5	George B. Kauffman and David L. Zellmer

Volume 5, Number 4 / August 2000

167-170	Classroom Innovation: Games to Make Chemistry More Interesting and Fun	Olga I. Pieroni, Bruno M. Vuano and Andres E. Ciolino
171-174	How to Persuade Undergraduates to Use Chemical Graph Theory	Richard Francis Langler
175-180	Wavepacket Propagation in the Determination of Microscopic Eigenenergies: I: The Spectral Method	Aletha M. Nowak and Larry Eno
181-182	All Titration Indicators are Not Created Equal—A Lecture Demonstration	Reid Huefner and Thomas G. Richmond
183-186	Determination of the Vapor Pressure Curve of a Liquid in the Presence of a Nonvolatile Solute	Samira Barghouthi and Kristye Tullis
187-189	Synthesis and Verification of 9,10-Diphenylanthracene and Its Utility as a Fluorescer in a Peroxyoxalate Chemiluminescence System. An Organic Laboratory Project Integrating Synthesis with Fluorescence and Chemiluminescence	Zhengliang Zhi, Xuejie Yang, Lude Lu and Xin Wang
190-192	Use of Viscosity in Qualitative Analysis	Michael D. Mosher and Chris Saw
193-195	A Simple Home-built Gas Liquefaction Cell	Vladimir M. Petruševski and Metodija Z. Najdoski
196-204	Undergraduate Projects in the Application of Artificial Intelligence to Chemistry. II Self-Organizing Maps	Hugh Cartwright
205-209	The History of Saltpeter Production with a Bit of Pyrotechnics and Lavoisier	Jaime Wisniak
210-211	American National Biography. Published under the auspices of the American Council of Learned Societies; John A. Garraty and Mark C. Carnes, General Editors. Oxford University Press, New York 1999. 24 volumes, 23,040 pp. 19.5 × 25.9 cm. $2,500. ISBN 0-19-520635-5	George B. Kauffman
211-212	Techniques and Experiments for Organic Chemistry, 6th edition. By Addison Ault. University Science Books: Sausalito, CA, 1998. 600 pp. Hardcover $65.00, ISBN 0-935702-76-8	Alan Howe
212	The Systematic Identification of Organic Compounds, 7th edition. By R. L. Shriner, C. K. F. Hermann, T. C. Morrill, D. Y. Curtin, and R. C. Fuson. John Wiley & Sons: New York, 1997. £36.50. ISBN 0-471-59478-1	Andy Whiting
212-214	World of Chemistry. Robyn V. Young, Editor; Suzanne Sessine, Assistant Editor; Gale Group: 2700 Farmington Hills, MI, 48331-3535, 2000. Figures, tables, illustrations. ix + 1360 pp. 21.8 × 28.5 cm. $85.00. ISBN 0-7876-3650-9	George B. Kauffman
214	Interpreting Organic Spectra. By D. Whittaker. Royal Society of Chemistry: Cambridge, England, 2000. viii + 262 pages. ISBN 0-85404-601-1. £22.50	Andy Whiting
214-215	Einstein’s German World. Fritz Stern. ix + 335 pp. Princeton University Press: Princeton, NJ, 1999. $24.95; £15.95. ISBN 0-691-05939-X	George B. Kauffman

Volume 5, Number 5 / October 2000

216-222	Introduction to Chemical Oscillations Using a Modified Lotka Model	Enrique Peacock-López
223-225	Measuring Relative Reactivities of Electrophilic Aromatic Bromination Using a Benchtop GC-MS	Brenda S. Kesler and Sarah E. Williams
226-230	Metal Complexes and the Environment: Microscale Experiments with Iron-EDTA Chelates	Jorge G. Ibanez, J. Clemente Miranda-Treviño, Jose Topete-Pastor and Elizabeth Garcia-Pintor
231-235	Cyclic Voltammetry of Hexachloroiridate(IV): An Alternative to the Electrochemical Study of the Ferricyanide Ion	Steven Petrovic
236-241	Simultaneous Determination of Two Antibiotics in Tablets by Spectrophotometry and Principal Component Regression (PCR) Analysis. An Advanced Undergraduate Experiment Involving Chemometrics	María E. Ribone, Ariana P. Pagani, Héctor C. Goicoechea and Alejandro C. Olivieri
242-245	Bridging the Gap: Understanding the Chemistry of CMP	Jason Keleher, Jie Zhang, Steve Waud and Yuzhuo Li
246-251	Design of an Asynchronous Internet-Based Course for Advanced Placement Chemistry Teachers	William R. Robinson
252-262	Martin D. Kamen: An Interview with a Nuclear and Biochemical Pioneer	George B. Kauffman
263-268	Amedeo Avogadro The Man, the Hypothesis, and the Number	Jaime Wisniak
269-276	Using Web-Based Databases in Large-Lecture Chemistry Courses	Luke Fisher and Thomas Holme
277-292	Scientific Research: Process and Product. Acceptance Address for the 2000 American Chemical Society Award for Research at an Undergraduate Institution, Sponsored by Research Corporation	George B. Kauffman
293	Our Favorite Summer Soup: Gazpacho	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
294-295	Donald Frederick and Mildred Topp Othmer: A Commemorative of Their Lives and Legacies. Edited by Arnold Thackray and Amy Beth Crow. Chemical Heritage Foundation: Philadelphia, PA, 1999, Illustrations. x + 124 pp. 15.6 × 24.1 cm. $24.95, hardcover, ISBN 0-941901-22-X	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman

Volume 5, Number 6 / December 2000

296-305	Teaching Crystal Structures with 3–D Surfaces	A. Mosset and M. Jacob
306-311	An Audio Analogy To FT-NMR and FT-IR Spectroscopy	Roy W. Clark
312-314	Aqueous Equilibria: Acids, Bases, and Solubility. A General Chemistry Laboratory Experiment	Michael A. Janusa, Cynthia M. Lamberty and Glenn Lo
315-316	Conversion of Used Paper Materials into Sugars: A Biochemical Process to Limit Environmental Pollution	Jacobus P. H. van Wyk
317-320	Determination of a Gas-Phase Bimolecular Rate Coefficient Using a Discharge Flow Tube	M. A. Teruel, R. A. Taccone and S. I. Lane
321-323	Determination of Arsenic in Drinking Water by Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy. An Undergraduate Instrumental Analysis Laboratory	Anthony S. Stender, Lindsay A. Giem, Matt C. Bunte, Carrie L. Burns and Lindsay D. Odom, et al.
324-328	Size-Exclusion Chromatography Using Dual Detection	Enrique Saiz and M. Pilar Tarazona
329-334	Fitting and Analyzing pH Titration Curves on a Graphing Calculator	Charles W. Eaker
335-339	Johannes Jacobus Van Laar Unappreciated Scientist	Jaime Wisniak
340-342	In Memoriam D. Stanley Tarbell (1913–1999), Chemist and Historian of Chemistry	George B. Kauffman
343-350	Jöns Jacob Berzelius A Guide to the Perplexed Chemist	Jaime Wisniak
351-356	An On-Campus Celebration of National Chemistry Week	Ping Y. Furlan
357	General Chemistry with Qualitative Analysis, 6th edition. By Kenneth W. Whitten, Raymond E. Davis, and M. Larry Peck, Saunders College Publishing. ISBN 0030212170, (September 1999), £25.95. Available through Harcourt International	Doug Goltz
357-358	The Chemistry of Fireworks. By Michael S. Russell. Royal Society of Chemistry, Science Park, Milton Road, Cambridge, UK. March 2000. xviii + 118 pp. 216 × 138 mm. £18.95. ISBN 0 85404 598 8	Paul E. Smith
358-359	Review of R.G. Mortimer’s Physical Chemistry, 2nd Edition. Robert G. Mortimer, Physical Chemistry, 2nd edition; Academic Press: San Diego, 2000. ISBN 0-12-508345-9. 1116 pp. £32.95, $79.95	Mark Cronin

Volume 6, Number 1 / February 2001

1	Our New Look for the New Millennium II: TCE in 2001	Clifford LeMaster
2-4	Looking for Linearity: Integrating Graphing for First-Year Chemistry Students	Stephen DeMeo and Pamela Mills
5-6	Chicken-Wire Buckyballs	Carl J. Murphy and Dean J. Campbell
7-9	Determination of the Iodine Value of Selected Oils: An Experiment Combining FTIR Spectroscopy with Iodometric Titrations	E. Eugene Gooch
10-14	A Mechanistic Puzzle: Variations on Decarboxylative Elimination	Chris Schaller, John Klassen, Lorinda Asmus, Kate Graham and Brian Johnson
15-20	Assembly of a Thin-Falling-Film Exchanger for Laboratory Demonstrations: Calculation of the Individual Heat-Transfer Coefficient	Carmen Moraga, Manuel Carmona and Antonio Durán
21-24	Quantitative Determination of Copper: Combining Project-Based Laboratories with Single-Analyte Detection	Mark M. Richter
25-27	Introducing Environmentally Benign Synthesis into the Introductory Organic Lab—A Greener Friedel–Crafts Acylation	Larry G. French, Samuel S. Stradling, Martha Dudley, Dan DeBottis and Keely Parisian
28-31	Qualitative Analysis of Citrus Fruit Extracts by GC/MS: An Undergraduate Experiment	Douglas C. Smith, Shannon Forland, Evangelos Bachanos, Melony Matejka and Valerie Barrett
1-19	Supplementary Materials for Qualitative Analysis of Citrus Fruit Extracts By GC/MS: An Undergraduate Experiment	Douglas C. Smith, Shannon Forland, Evangelos Bachanos, Melony Matejka and Valerie Barrett
32-35	Fermentation of Apple Juice to Cider–An Introductory Chemistry Laboratory	Matthew S. Gibson, Brandon J. Cruickshank and Colleen Kelley
1-6	Fermentation of Apple Juice to Cider
36-40	Teaching Chemistry with Electron Density Models. 2. Can Atomic Charges Adequately Explain Electrostatic Potential Maps?	Alan J. Shusterman and Laura M. Hoistad
41-49	François-Marie Raoult: Past and Modern Look	Jaime Wisniak
50-54	Charles Goodyear (1800–1860), American Inventor, on the Bicentennial of His Birth	George B. Kauffman
55-61	Frederick Thomas Trouton: The Man, the Rule, and the Ratio	Jaime Wisniak
62-68	William Henry: His Achievements and His Law	Jaime Wisniak
69-70	Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry, 3rd edition; By David L. Nelson and Michael M. Cox	Matthew Fisher
70-71	Nucleic Acids: Structures, Properties, and Function. By Victor A. Bloomfield, Donald M. Crothers, and Ignacio Tinoco, Jr. University Science Books: Sausalito, CA; 2000. Clothbound, 800 pp, $88.00, ISBN 0-935702-49-0	Jeffry D. Madura
71-72	Electronic Expectations: Science Journals on the Web. By Tony Stankus	George B. Kauffman and Hiram William Blanken

Volume 6, Number 2 / April 2001

73-77	A Pedagogical Illustration of the Determination of the Nature and Strength of Bonds in Crystalline Compounds from X-ray Diffraction and Infrared Spectroscopy Studies	Pierre Couchot, Sandrine Monney, George D. Sturgeon and Michael Knorr
78-85	Calculation of Tanabe-Sugano Diagrams by Matrix Diagonalization	Reed A. Howald
86-90	Chemometric Analysis of Compositional Variation in Bison and Cow Patties: A Biogeochemistry–Environmental Chemistry Experiment	Alexander J. Moore and Nathan W. Bower
91-94	Spontaneous “Distillation.” Approaching Thermodynamic Equilibrium, A Marathon Experiment in Physical Chemistry	Vladimir M. Petruševski and Metodija Z. Najdoski
95-96	Gelatin and the Tyndall Effect: A Colorful and Tasty Demonstration	Mark A. Benvenuto
97-99	The Oxidation of Luminol an Experiment to Maximize the Efficiency of Chemiluminescence from Luminol	Carlos Bustos, Guillermo Salgado and Cecilia López
100-103	Design of a Drug-Delivery System Based On Polyacrylamide Hydrogels. Evaluation of Structural Properties	L. Ferreira, M. M. Vidal and M. H. Gil
104-108	Microemulsion Polymerization: An Undergraduate Experiment in the Synthesis of Nanosized Polystyrene Particles	John A. Westbrook, Krista L. Manno and Yuzhuo Li
109-111	Student-Designed Experiment: Preparation and Mass Spectrum of Cyclohexasulfur	David E. Berry, Kelli L. Fawkes and Tristram Chivers
112-113	Reinforcing Isotope and Atomic-Weight Concepts in General Chemistry Using Internet-Based Mass-Spectral Data	Kim L. Pamplin and Perry C. Reeves
114-120	Chemistry for Beginners. Women Authors and Illustrators of Early Chemistry Textbooks	Simona Badilescu
121-133	Friedrich Wöhler (1800–1882), on the Bicentennial of His Birth	George B. Kauffman and Steven H. Chooljian
134-137	One Hundred Years of Excellence. By Arnold Thackray and Minor Myers, Jr	George B Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
137-138	Landmarks in Western Science: From Prehistory to the Atomic Age. By Peter Whitfield, 1999	George W. Kauffman
139	Laboratory Inquiry in Chemistry. By R. C. Bauer, J. P. Birk and D. J. Sawyer	Dave Berry, Kelli Fawkes and Laurie M. Kauffman
139-140	Nationalizing Science. Adolph Wurtz and the Battle for French Chemistry. By Alan J. Rocke. 442 pp + xi. The MIT Press: Cambridge, Mass. and London, England. £29.50 clothbound. ISBN 0-262-18204-1	Hugh Cartwright

Volume 6, Number 3 / June 2001

142-146	An Organization Device for Visualizing Mechanisms and Regiochemistry Rationales in Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution	Donna J. Nelson
147-152	Wavepacket Dynamics on One-Dimensional Harmonic Potentials. An Intuitive Approach to the Understanding of Absorption and Luminescence Spectra	Steve Masson, Myriam Triest and Christian Reber
153-156	Synthesis of bis(diethyldithiocarbamato)manganese(II) and tris(diethyldithiocarbamato)manganese(III)	Cassandra T. Eagle, Grant N. Holder, Amanda B. Goodman, Patrick E. Hicks and Katherine P. Shaber
157-160	Introducing Field Environmental–Analytical Chemistry in the Quantitative Analysis Laboratory	John C. Schaumloffel and Aidalu Joubert-Castro
161-163	Volume Nonadditivity of Liquid Mixtures: Modifications to Classical Demonstrations	Vladimir M. Petruševski and Metodija Z. Najdoski
164-167	The Raman Effect: A Large-Scale Lecture Demonstration	Gabriela C. Weaver and Richard W. Schwenz
168-171	A Simple and Inexpensive Alternative to a Medium-Pressure Hydrogenation Shaker-Type Apparatus	Douglas C. Smith, John H. Craig and Stanley E. Hill
172-179	Visualizing Redox Chemistry: Probing Environmental Oxidation–Reduction Reactions with Indicator Dyes	Paul G. Tratnyek, Thea E. Reilkoff, Anthony W. Lemon, Michelle M. Scherer and Barbara A. Balko, et al.
180-184	Liquid–Vapor Equilibria: Experimental Determination of the P–X Diagram for a Binary System	Luis H. Blanco, Carmen M. Romero and Edgar F. Vargas
185-191	Computer Simulation of Variable-Parameter Kinetic Experiments	Giuseppe Alibrandi, Santi D’Aliberti and Rolando Pedicini
192-201	Rachel Littler Bodley: A Charter Member of the American Chemical Society and Revolutionizer of Chemical and Medical Education for Women	Cassandra T. Eagle and Jennifer Sloan

Volume 6, Number 4 / August 2001

202-209	Chemical Oscillations: The Templator Model	Enrique Peacock-López
210-216	Linear Graphs for Understanding Acid–Base Titrations	Robert de Levie
217-220	A Nontraditional Laboratory Proposal: Investigating the Kinetics of a Chemical Reaction	Fabiana C. Gennari, Julio J. Andrade Gamboa, Hugo Corso and Andrés Raviolo
221-222	A Colorful Catalysis Demonstration	Ciro S. Parraga, Steven D. Brown and Thomas G. Richmond
223-226	Quantifying Critical Micelle Concentration and Nonidealities within Binary Mixed Micellar Systems: An Upper-Level Undergraduate Laboratory	Gary A. Baker, Frank V. Bright and Siddharth Pandey
227-234	Syntheses of Phencyclone Analogues. Applications for NMR Studies of Hindered Rotations and Magnetic Anisotropy in Crowded Diels–Alder Adducts	Ronald Callahan, Kimberly Marshall, Robert Rothchild and Kerstin Rosmarion
235-237	Measurement of the Bulk Modulus of a Liquid Using a Pump–Probe Laser Technique	Christopher D. Lane, David J. Hathcock, Andrew J. Leavitt, Farooq A. Khan and John E. Hansen
238-246	Nanostructures in Physical Materials Chemistry: An Exploratory Laboratory	Thomas J. Manning, Amy Feldman, Michael Anderson, Leri Atwater and Brent Lesile, et al.
247-254	Undergraduate Projects in the Application of Artificial Intelligence to Chemistry. III. Cellular Automata	Hugh M. Cartwright and Lisa T. Yiasoumis
255-260	Lars Onsager (1903–1976), Chemist-Physicist, on the Silver Anniversary of His Death	George B. Kauffman
261-262	Chemistry Comes Alive!, Volume 1. Compiled by Jerrold J. Jacobsen and John W. Moore. Special Issue 18, 1998; CD-ROM for Macintosh and Windows; JCE Software, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1101 University Ave., Madison, WI 53706-1396; Phone: (608) 262-5153 or (800) 991-5534; FAX: (608) 265-8094; email: jcesoft@chem.wisc.edu; Prices/Licensing (prices for non-U.S. are in parentheses): single user on a single machine, 60 (60 (80); additional single user copies, 45 (45 (65); libraries: single machine, 120 (120 (140); networks: up to 12 simultaneous users, 240 (240 (260); up to 50 simultaneous users, 800 (800 (820); more than 50 simultaneous users, contact JCE Software for a quote	George B. Kauffman and Hiram William Blanken
262-263	Physical Chemistry. By Peter Atkins, Oxford University Press: Oxford, U.K. xvi + 997 pp. £28.99. Includes CD. ISBN 0-19-850101-3. Student’s Solutions Manual and Instructor’s Solutions Manual are also available	Hugh Cartwright
263	Instruments and Experimentation in the History of Chemistry. Frederic L. Homes and Trevor H. Levere, Editors. The MIT Press: Cambridge, Mass., 2000. £34.50. xvii + 415 pp. ISBN 0-262-08282-9	Hugh Cartwright
264-265	Teaching Excellence: A Collection of Essays on College Education, written by Recipients of the California State University Trustees’ Outstanding Professor Award. Edited by Michael Flachmann. California State University Institute, Long Beach, CA. Illustrations. iv + 167 pp. 14.7 × 22.4 cm.; paperbound; ISBN 0-9661857-0-6. $30; including tax, postage, and handling; order from and make check payable to Dr. Michael Flachmann, Department of English, CSU Bakersfield, 9001 Stockdale Highway, Bakersfield, CA, 93311-1099, USA	George B. Kauffman

Volume 6, Number 5 / October 2001

266-271	Teaching Advanced Placement Descriptive Chemistry: Suggestions from a Testing Web Site	Kent J. Crippen and David W. Brooks
272-276	The Formalism of Titration Theory	Robert de Levie
277-287	Moments in Constructivism: How Does Accepting Failures Allow Us To Examine Our Teaching?	Barbara J. Short, Jeffrey S. Carver, William J. F. Hunter and John R. Young
288-290	The Covalent Bond in H₂	Frank Rioux
291-294	Fractional Factorial Design for the Identification of Important Instrumental Factors Affecting the Quality of Gas Chromatographic Separation of Whiskey Volatiles	Richard J. Stolzberg
295-305	The Dry Martini: Chemistry, History, and Assorted Lore	George B. Kauffman
306	Web-Assisted Learning in Chemistry	Richard D. Foust
307-308	A Web-Based Molecular-Level Inquiry Laboratory Activity	Michael R. Abraham, John I. Gelder and Kirk Haines
309-310	The Evolution of a Web-Based Chemistry Learning Site	Richard C. Banks
311-312	NMR Spectroscopy: Learned and Delivered on the Internet	Alexander Grushow and Anita J. Brandolini
313-314	Managing Information Flow for Flexible Assessment of Student Learning in Large Lecture Classes	Thomas A. Holme
315-316	How Many Are Too Many? Managing OnLine Growing Pains	Deborah G. Sauder, Erica L. Harvey, Marcy Hamby Towns, Laura Slocum and Theresa Julia Zielinski
317-318	Periodic Table Live!, 2nd Edition. Alton J. Banks, Jon L. Holmes, Jerrold J. Jacobsen, John W. Moore, Paul F. Schatz, Jaclyn Tweedale, Jon C. Kotz, and Susan Young. Special Issue 17; CD-ROM for Macintosh and Windows; JCE Software, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1101 University Ave., Madison, WI 53706-1396; Phone: (608) 262-5153 or (800) 991-5534; FAX: (608) 265-8094; e-mail: jcesoft@chem.wisc.edu; Prices/Licensing (prices for non-U.S. are in parentheses): single user on a single machine, 60 (60 (80); additional single user copies, 45 (45 (65); libraries, single machine, 120 (120 (140); networks, up to 12 simultaneous users, 240 (240 (260); networks, up to 50 simultaneous users, 800 (800 (820); networks, more than 50 simultaneous users, contact JCE Software for a quote	George B. Kauffman and Brian Fischer
318	The Science of Sugar Confectionery. W. P. Edwards, Royal Society of Chemistry, 2000. If you need a sound, informative, and easy to read introduction to sugar confectionery, this is the book for you. The author indicates that the target for this book is a lay audience, but there is still plenty here for the more scientific reader. Early on, Edwards indicates that much of what is known about sugar-based confections was obtained by trial-and-error. It is his job to go back and apply the science to these observations, and this is well accomplished	James R. Daniel

Volume 6, Number 6 / December 2001

319-320	An Alternative Demonstration of Chemical Waves: A Video Clip of a One-Dimensional Wave in the Iodate–Arsenite System	Metodija Najdoski, Radmila Aleksovska and Vladimir M. Petruševski
321-323	Spontaneous Assembly of Magnetic LEGO Bricks	Dean J. Campbell, Ellen R. Freidinger and Moira K. Querns
324-332	The Periodic Table: An Eight Period Table For The 21^st Centrury	Gary Katz
333-342	Introducing Intellectual Property in an Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum	Thomas J. Manning, Leri Atwater, Anna Leigh McRae, Mike Anderson and John S. Beatty, et al.
343-349	Voltammetric Reductions of Ring-Substituted Acetophenones. 1. Determination of an Electron-Transfer Mechanism Using Cyclic Voltammetry and Computer Modeling: The Formation and Fate of a Radical Anion	Grant N. Holder, David G. Farrar and Laurel L. McClure
350-352	The Dienone–Phenol Rearrangement of Santonin: A Comprehensive Laboratory Experiment for Advanced Undergraduate Organic Chemistry Students	Maria I. Colombo, Sebastián A. Testero, Silvina C. Pellegrinet, María L. Bohn and Edmundo A. Rúveda
353-359	Purification of Three Spectral Isoforms of Recombinant Fluorescent Protein from Insect Bioreactors Infected with Recombinant Baculovirus	Dean Berck, Amber Geidel and Barry W. Hicks
360-361	Illustrating Chemical Concepts with Coin Flipping	Raymond Chang and John W. Thoman
362-364	Analysis of the Rotational Structure of CO₂ by FTIR Spectroscopy	Gustavo González-Gaitano and José Ramón Isasi
365-369	A Web-Based, Calculator-Skills Tutorial and Self-Test for General Chemistry Students	Norbert J. Pienta, H. Holden Thorp, Robert M. Panoff, Robert R. Gotwals and Holly P. Hirst
370-384	The Nobel Centennial 1901–2001	George B. Kauffman
385-388	Swiss Cheese Fondue: Chemistry in the Kitchen	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
389-395	Celebrating Chemistry and Art: National Chemistry Week 2001	George B. Kauffman
396-398	Organic Chemistry. By J. P. Clayden, N. Greeves, S. Warren, and P. D. Wothers; Oxford University Press, 2001, ISBN 0 19 850346 6, 53 Chapters, 1508 pages. Cost is £31.99 and the solutions manual is £18.99	Karl Hemming

Volume 7, Number 1 / February 2002

1-6	How to Recognize Disjoint Hydrocarbons: A Hückel Theory Topic	Richard Francis Langler
7-10	Magneto-Mechanical Model of an Enzyme	Juan C. Díaz Ricci
11-14	Pentacoordinated AB₅-Type Main Group Molecules Favorably Adopt sp² Hybridization in the Central Atom: Bonding without d-Orbital Participation	Xiaoping Sun
15-18	An Inexpensive Laser Raman Spectrometer Based on CCD Detection	Benjamin A. DeGraff, Mandy Hennip, Julie M. Jones, Carl Salter and Stephanie A. Schaertel
19-22	Calculation of Kinetic Parameters for Crystallization Processes	Isaac Asencio, Fernando Dorado, Paula Sánchez and Justo Lobato
23-26	Capillary Electrophoresis of Water-Soluble Vitamins: An Undergraduate Experiment	Victòria Salvadó and Juan M. Sánchez
27-32	A Convenient ar-S_E Laboratory Experiment Avoiding the Use of Sulfuric Acid: the Nitration of Diphenylmethane in Ch₂Cl₂	Angelo G. Giumanini, Paola Geatti and Giancarlo Verardo
33-36	First-Year Undergraduate Laboratory Experiments with Zeolites	Daniel J. Williams, Benjamin E. Huck and Angus P. Wilkinson
37-39	Household Products Used To Collapse Closed Containers and Demonstrate Avogadro’s Law	Shui-Ping Yang
40-46	Rationalizing Nonideal Results from Undivided-Cell Electrowinning Experiments	Michael D. Gernon and Christine Trumpfheller
47	Rheology for Chemists—an Introduction. By J. W. Goodwin and R. W. Hughes, Royal Society of Chemistry: Cambridge, August 2000. £27.50, x + 290 pp. ISBN: 085404-616-X	Adrian Rennie
47-49	Pollution: Causes, Effects and Control (3rd Edition). By Roy M. Harrison (Editor), Royal Society of Chemistry, December 1996, 480 pp. $69.95. £35 (UK). ISBN 054045341	Crispin J. Halsall
48-49	ChemHELP. Published by Environmental Science Limited, Stukeley Meadow’s Industrial Estate, Blackstone Road, Huntingdon, Cambs PE29 6EF, England. Tel: (+44) 1480 457111, Fax: (+44) 1480 457117, e-mail: esl@esl-uk.com. $199 p.a. (U.S.A.), £149 p.a. (U.K.). The subscription package allows for updates to the data 3 to 4 times during the term of the subscription but this may vary. Discounts for multiple licences are available	Hugh Cartwrigh
49-50	Heterocyclic Chemistry; Series: Tutorial Chemistry Texts. By M. Sainsbury, University of Bath, U.K. £9.95. ISBN 0-85404-652-6	Paddy Murphy

Volume 7, Number 2 / April 2002

51-60	Arsenic Curiosa and Humanity	Ronald Bentley and Thomas G. Chasteen
61-65	Entropy and the First Law of Thermodynamics	Panos Nikitas
66-70	Prediction of the Combustion Enthalpy of Municipal Solid Waste	Laura Meraz, Mercedes Oropeza and Armando Dominguez
71-73	Localization and Spread of the Particle in a Box	Jan J. C. Mulder
74-80	Voltammetric Reductions of Ring-Substituted Acetophenones. 2. A Senior-Level Experiment Requiring Classification of an Electrochemical Mechanism as Stepwise or Concerted	Grant N. Holder, Laurel L. McClure and David G. Farrar
81-83	A Safe Way of Performing Some Dangerous Experiments. I. Construction of a Safety Spoon	Vladimir M. Petruševski and Metodija Ž. Najdoski
84-89	A Polyaniline-Deposited Nonplatinum Metal as a Potentiometric Sensor—An Inexpensive Alternate to Conventional Platinum for Some Potentiometric Redox Reactions	Kalakodimi Rajendra Prasad and Nookala Munichandraiah
90-95	Assembly of a Multiphase Bioreactor for Laboratory Demonstrations: Study of the Oxygen-Transfer Efficiency in Activated Sludge	Fernando Dorado, Manuel Andrés Rodrigo and Isaac Asencio
96-99	Compact and Low-Cost Heat Exchangers for an Undergraduate Laboratory	F. Javier Peňas, Ana Elías and Astrid Barona
100-119	Observing the Femtoworld of Molecules: The 1999 Nobel Prize in Chemistry	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
120	Plant Sciences. Edited by Richard Robinson. Macmillan Reference USA (an Imprint of the Gale Group): New York, 2001. Illustrations. 4 volumes. lvi + 957 pp. 22.0 ∞ 28.3 cm.; hardbound; ISBN 0-02-865434-X. $406.25	George B. Kauffman
120-121	How to Use Excel in Analytical Chemistry and in General Scientific Data Analysis. By Robert de Levie. Cambridge University Press, U.K. xiv + 483 pp. US$44.95. ISBN 0-521-64484-4	Roy W. Clark
121-122	Rosalyn Yalow, Nobel Laureate: Her Life and Work in Medicine. By Eugene Straus, M.D. Plenum Trade: New York, 1998; hardbound, out of print; ISBN 0-306-45796-2; Perseus Press: Cambridge, MA, 2000; paperbound. $16.00. Illustrations. xv + 277 pp. 16.0 × 23.5 cm	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
122-123	Fundamentals of Electroanalytical Chemistry. By Paul M. S. Monk, John Wiley & Sons: Chichester, England. 384 pp. £34.95. ISBN 0471 88140 6	Julea Butt
123-124	Swarm Intelligence. By James Kennedy and Russell C Eberhart with Yuhui Shi. Morgan Kaufmann Publishers: San Francisco, 2001. £43.95. xxvii + 512 pp. ISBN 1-55860-595-9	Hugh Cartwright
124-126	The Transuranium People: The Inside Story. By Darleane C. Hoffman, Albert Ghiorso, and Glenn T. Seaborg. Imperial College Press: London, England; distributed by World Scientific Publishing Co.: Singapore; River Edge, NJ; London, England, 2000. Illustrations. xciii + 467 pp., 15.5 × 22.2 cm., hardcover $75.00. ISBN 1-86094-087-0	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman

Volume 7, Number 3 / June 2002

127-131	Carnot Cycle Revisited	Enrique Peacock-López
132-135	The Henderson Approximation and the Mass Action Law of Guldberg and Waage	Robert de Levie
136-141	A Classical and Quantum Chemical Analysis of Gaseous Heat Capacity	Edward L. Croker and Sharmistha Basu-Dutt
142-145	Effects of Concentration on Hexaaquacobalt(II)/Tetrachlorocobalt(II) Equilibrium. A Discovery-Oriented Experiment for Chemistry Students	Noelle M. Barrera, Jillian L. McCarty and Veljko Dragojlovic
146-148	Statistical Comparison of Multiple Methods for the Determination of Dissolved Oxygen Levels in Natural Waters	Matthew E. Johll, David Poister and Jill Ferguson
149-154	Miller–Urey Revisited: When Lightning Strikes the Earth	William Paneral, Brent Leslie, Derek Lovingood, Robert Stapleton and Mike Anderson, et al.
155-158	A New Laboratory Experiment Based on a Chemical Transformation of Santonin: Synthesis of Santonic Acid	Silvina C. Pellegrinet, María I. Colombo, Sebastián A. Testero, Manuel González Sierra and Edmundo A. Rúveda
159-165	Complex Oscillatory Behavior of the Mercury Beating Heart System	Susana Castillo-Rojas, Guillermina Burillo and Luis Vicente
167-172	1-Methyl-3-alkyl-2(3H)imidazolethione Complexes of Metal Halides: A Thematic-Ligand Approach to Involve Undergraduates in Research Projects	Daniel J. Williams, Segmia K. Tata, Marina C. Koether, Vicky L. H. Bevilacqua and Benjamin E. Huck, et al.
173-175	PDAs and Lab Works—A New Way to Make Chemical Measurements	James R. T. Bales, Matthew E. Morgan and Bradley A. Rueter
176-178	In Memoriam Clifford L. Schrader (1937–2001), Chemical Educator Par Excellence	George B. Kauffman
179-180	The 13th Element: The Sordid Tale of Murder, Fire, and Phosphorus. By John Emsley. John Wiley & Sons: New York, Chichester, England, 2000; Illustrations. viii + 327 pp. 14.1 × 20.4 cm. 24.95 (USA);24.95 (USA); 38.95 (Canada). ISBN 0-471-39455-6; published in the UK as: The Shocking History of Phosphorus: A Biography of the Devil’s Element. Macmillan Publishers, Ltd.: London, England, 2000. £12.99. ISBN 0-333-76638-5	George B. Kauffman
180-181	Analytical Electrochemistry, Second Edition. By J. Wang, John Wiley & Sons: Chichester, England. £53.95. 207 pp. ISBN 0471-282272-3	Nathan S. Lawrence
181-182	Chemistry, Society and Environment: A New History of the British Chemical Industry. Edited by Colin A. Russell. The Royal Society of Chemistry: Cambridge, England, 2000; Illustrations. xvi + 372 pp. 14.1 × 20.4 cm. $120.00; £65.00. ISBN 0-85404-599-6	George B. Kauffman
182-184	A Chemical History Tour: Picturing Chemistry from Alchemy to Modern Molecular Science. By Arthur Greenberg. Wiley-Interscience; John Wiley & Sons: New York; Chichester, England, 2000. Illustrations. xviii + 312 pp. 21.1 × 28.5 cm.; hardbound; $62.95. ISBN 0-471-35408-2	George B. Kauffman
184-186	Candid Science: Conversations with Famous Chemists. By István Hargittai; edited by Magdolna Hargittai. Imperial College Press: London, England, 2000; distributed by World Scientific Publishing Co.: Singapore; River Edge, NJ; London, England. Illustrations. xii + 516 pp.; 16.5 × 24.5 cm.; 78; £48; hardbound. ISBN 1-	186-187	Chemistry Comes Alive!, Volume 2. Compiled by Jerrold J. Jacobsen and John W. Moore. Special Issue 21, 1998; CD-ROM for Macintosh and Windows; JCE Software, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1101 University Ave., Madison, WI 53706-1396; Phone: (608) 262-5153 or (800) 991-5534; FAX: (608)265-8094; e-mail:jcesoft@chem.wisc.edu; Prices/Licensing (prices for non-U.S. are in parentheses): single user on a single machine, 60 (60 (80); additional single user copies, 45 (45 (65); libraries, single machine, 120 (120 (140); networks, up to 12 simultaneous users, 240 (240 (260); networks: up to 50 simultaneous users, 800 (800 (820); networks, more than 50 simultaneous users, contact JCE Software for a quote. Because Chemistry Comes Alive! is periodically updated, for the latest information on system requirements please access JCE Online: http://jchemed.chem.wisc.edu/JCESoft/Programs/CCA/CCA_system.html	George B. Kauffman and Hiram William Blanken
187-189	Communicating Chemistry: Textbooks and Their Audiences, 1789–1939. Edited by Anders Lundgren and Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent. European Studies in Science History and the Arts, Vol. 3. Science History Publications/USA: A Division of Watson Publishing International: Canton, MA, 2000. vii + 465 pp., hardcover. 16.0 × 23.5 cm. $56.00. ISBN 0-88135-274-8	George B. Kauffman
189-190	Practical Chemistry for Schools & Colleges. Two CD-ROM set, 2000. £59.50 plus shipping. Order from: Viewtech Educational Media, 7–8 Falcons Gate, Northavon Business Centre, Dean Road, Yate, Bristol, BS37 5NH, England; telephone: 011-44-1454-858055; FAX: 011-44-1454-858056; e-mail: info@viewtech.co.uk; Web site: http://www.viewtech.co.uk	George B. Kauffman and Anastacia Melendy
190-191	Sodium: A Spectacular Element. Cliff Schrader, Lee Marek Mike Offutt, Tom Lehrer, Bob Lewis, and Greg Kimble. 37-minute VHS videocassette, Catalog No. AP5917, 1999 $30.00. Order from: Flinn Scientific, Inc., P. O. Box 219 Batavia, IL 60510; Telephone: (800) 452-1261; FAX: (630) 879-6962; email: flinn@flinnsci.com; Web site: www.flinnsci.com	George B. Kauffman and Anastacia Melendy

Volume 7, Number 4 / August 2002

192-194	Why Do Chemists Weigh Things in Grams Instead of Gamus?	Roy W. Clark
195-199	Electrochemical Light, From Laboratory Curiosity to Useful Analytical Technique	Mark M. Richter
200-204	Polarized Light and Quantum Mechanics: An Optical Analog of the Stern–Gerlach Experiment	Joseph M. Brom and Frank Rioux
205-206	One Setup, Three Systems	Yuanjian Deng
207-210	The Making of a Solution: A Simple but Poorly Understood Concept in General Chemistry	Frank M. Dunnivant, Deberah M. Simon and Steve Willson
211-213	Acid–Base Titration: Analysis of Phosphoric Acid Anodizing Solutions. A Problem-Based Learning Approach	Marina C. Koether and Charles R. Munafo
214-219	Determination of a Mass-Transfer Coefficient Using the Limiting-Current Technique	Keith Scott and Justo Lobato
220-222	A Safe Way of Performing Some Dangerous Experiments. II. Construction of a Safety Dropper	Vladimir M. Petruševski and Metodija Ž. Najdoski
223-225	A General Chemistry Experiment to Predict and Measure Functional-Group Stretching Frequencies	Scott P. Sibley, Esther J. Gibbs and Pamela L. Crum
226-232	Mass Spectrometry—Finding the Molecular Ion and What It Can Tell You: An Undergraduate Organic Laboratory Experiment	William F. Wood and Darin Price
233-237	Several Applications of Advanced Scientific Calculators: Nonlinear Least-Squares Analysis and Titration of a Weak Acid	Myung-Hoon Kim, Suw-Young Ly and Tae-Kee Hong
238-239	The Biographical Dictionary of Scientists, 3rd edition Consultant Editors, Roy Porter and Marilyn Ogilvie. 2 volumes. Oxford University Press, New York, 2000 x + 1196 pp., hardcover. 16.0 × 23.5 cm. $125.00. ISBN 0-19-521663-6	George B. Kauffman
239-241	The Expanded Quotable Einstein. Collected and edited by Alice Calaprice; foreword by Freeman Dyson. xxxiv + 269 pp. Princeton University Press: Princeton, NJ; Oxford, England, 2000. Illustrations. xliii + 407 pp, 12.0 × 19.1 cm. $18.95; £11.95, hardbound. ISBN 0-691-07021-0	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
241-243	A Life of Magic Chemistry: Autobiographical Reflections of a Nobel Prize Winner. George A. Olah. Wiley-Interscience, New York, 2001. x + 277 pp, hardcover. 16.5 × 24.0 cm. $34.95; £25.50. ISBN 0-471-15743-0	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
243-245	McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science & Technology, 9th Edition: An international reference work in 20 volumes including an index. McGraw-Hill, New York, NY, 2002. Figures, tables, 90 color plates. xiii + 15,320 pp, hardcover, 22.4 × 28.3 cm. $2,495.00. ISBN 0-07-913665-6	George B. Kauffman
245-248	An Immaculate Misconception: Sex in an Age of Mechanical Reproduction. By Carl Djerassi. Imperial College Press, London, 2000; Distributed by World Scientific Publishing Co., Singapore; River Edge, NJ; London, England. Illustrations. xviii + 134 pp, 15.0 × 21.5 cm. $19.00; £13.00, paperback. ISBN 1-86094-248-2 (Order from sales@wspc.com)	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
248	An Online Resource for Analytical Chemistry and Quantitative Analysis Courses	Thomas M. Spudich

Volume 7, Number 5 / October 2002

249-257	Toward a Dynamic Lewis Notation	Roy W. Clark
258-260	What is X? A Classroom Exercise	Adrián G. Lo Cascio and Raquel M. Cravero
261-264	The Three-Center, Four-Electron Bond in Hexacoordinated AB6-Type Main Group Molecules: An Alternative Model of Bonding without d-Orbital Participation in the Central Atom	Xiaoping Sun
265-269	Teaching Chemometrics with a Bioprocess: Analytical Methods Comparison Using Bivariate Linear Regression	Vanina G. Franco, Victor E. Mantovani, Hector C. Goicoechea and Alejandro C. Olivieri
270-277	Isolation of (R)-(+)-Pulegone from the European Pennyroyal Mint, Mentha Pulegium	Larry G. French
278-283	Ozone Decomposition Data for Kinetics Exercises	Thomas J. Manning, Brian Little, Jerry Purcell, Amy Feldman and William Parker, et al.
284-287	Determination of DNA Bases Using Electrochemistry: A Discovery-Based Experiment	Sean C. Brooks and Mark M. Richter
288-291	How to Use Visual Basic to Interface Scientific Instruments to a Personal Computer	Nikos Papadopoulos and Maria Limniou
293-296	Using Molecular Modeling in the Organic Chemistry Course for Majors	Ingrid Montes, José A. Prieto and Marilyn García
297-302	A Cognitive Modeling Tutor Supporting Student Inquiry for Balancing Chemical Equations	Benny G. Johnson and Dale A. Holder
304-308	In Memoriam Martin D. Kamen (1913–2002), Nuclear Scientist and Biochemist	George B. Kauffman
309	Sugar, Quartz, Diamonds: Crystalline Perfection (The Science Bag). Dennis Bennett. 56:42-minute VHS videocassette, Catalog No. CRY123, 1995. $89.00 plus shipping & handling (7% of catalog price with a minimum of $89.00 plus shipping & handling (7% of catalog price with a minimum of 6.00). Order from: Blue Sky As	George B. Kauffman and Anastacia Melendy
310-311	Scientific American’s ‘The Amateur Scientist’: The Complete 20th Century Collection on CD-ROM. Shawn Carlson and Sheldon Greaves, editors. CD-ROM, 2000. ISBN 0-9703476-X. $39.99. Order from: Tinker.s Guild, 410 Tiogue Avenue, Coventry, RI 02816; Telephone: (401) 823-7367 (Voice and FAX); Toll-free, (888) 875-4255; email: info@tinkersguild.com; for purchase orders from schools, museums, and other educational institutions: FAX: (877) 503-0148 or mail to above address; Web site, which contains an order form and complete list of all articles, arranged by subject: http://www.tinkersguild.com/	George B. Kauffman and Brian Fischer
311-312	The Standard Deviants Present: Chemistry, Part 1. The Standard Deviants Academic Team including David Rowley and David Ramaker. 1-hour-56-minute VHS videocassette, 1998. $19.95. Order from: Cerebellum Corporation, 2890 Emma Lee Street, Falls Church, VA 22042; Telephone: (800) 238-9669; email: info@cerebellum.com; Web site: http://www.cerebellum.com	George B. Kauffman and Brian Fischer
312-314	The Chemistry Animation Project. A series of VHS videocassettes for nonprofit educational use only. Nathan S. Lewis, project director. VHS videocassette, 1994-. $19.95 plus postage and handling. Order from: California Institute of Technology Bookstore, Mail Code 1-51, Pasadena, CA 91125; Telephone: (800) 514-BOOK; FAX: (626) 795-3156; email: citbook@caltech.edu	George B. Kauffman and Hiram William Blanken
314-319	Linus Pauling: Scientist and Peacemaker. Edited by Clifford Mead and Thomas Hager. Oregon State University Press: Corvallis, Oregon (http://osu.orst.edu/dept/press), 2001. x + 272 pp. hardcover. 18.3 × 26.0 cm. $35.00. ISBN 0-87071-489-9. To order by email: special.collections@orst.edu	George B. Kauffman and Laurie M. Kauffman
319-321	Creative Evolutionary Systems. Peter J. Bentley and David W. Corne, editors. Academic Press: San Diego, Morgan Kaufmann: San Francisco. £43.95. ISBN 1-55860-673-4	George B. Kauffman and Anastacia Melendy
321-322	Electroanalytical Methods: Guide to Experiments and Applications. F. Scholz, Editor. Springer-Verlag: Berlin, 2002. 331 pp. 100 figures, 31 tables. £49.00 (€69.95 + VAT) ISBN: 3-540-42229-3 (hardcover)	Jay D. Wadhawan
322-323	Inorganic Syntheses, Vol. 33. Dimitri Coucouvanis, Editor-in-Chief. John Wiley & Sons: New York, 2002. xxiv + 276 pp. hardcover. 15.5 × 23.5 cm. $90.00. ISBN 0-471-20825-6	George B. Kauffman
323	Organic Chemistry Science Tutorials. M. C. H. Multimedia, Inc. Compact Disc. Order from: M. C. H. Multimedia, Inc., 1-888-390-7947, Web site: mchmultimedia.com; 79.99 (student price:79.99 (student price: 39.99)	Jeff Willemsen

Volume 7, Number 6 / December 2002

324-327	Who’s Minding the Store?—Or How a Team of Undergraduate Teaching Interns Rejuvenated an ACS Certified Program	Judith M. Bonicamp
328	Who Wants to Pass Chemistry II Laboratory	Jim D. Roach and Benjamin C. Abel
329-333	Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of Novel Discussion Exercises for First-Year Chemistry Students	Jessica R. King, William J. F. Hunter and Lisa F. Szczepura
334-338	Information Entropy and Uncertainty Relations	Henry E. Montgomery
339-346	Modeling and Graphic Presentation of Acid–Base Titration Curves. Presentation of an Alternative Method	Günter Heil and Horst Schäfer
347-348	From the Arrhenius to the Clausius–Clapeyron Equation	Igor Novak
349-353	Chemical Equilibrium, Free Energy, and Entropy of Mixing	Mauricio Gomes Constantino and Gil Valdo José da Silva
354-355	Microwave-Assisted Dehydration of Aqua Complexes	Naokazu Yoshikawa and Hiroshi Takashima
356-358	Syn and Anti Isomer Preference in Oximes: An Undergraduate Organic Chemistry Experiment	Michael D. Mosher and Scott Meisenbach
359-363	A Colorful Investigation of a Diprotic Acid: A General Chemistry Laboratory Exercise	Eugene T. Smith and John R. Matachek
364-365	A Chemiluminescent Clock Reaction: A Dramatic Illustration of Competing Reaction Kinetics	Miguel O. Mitchell
366-370	Radiolysis of Aqueous Solutions of Benzoate Ion: A Radiation Chemistry Experiment for Undergraduates	Evon Powell and Nick Zevos
371-375	Construction and Evaluation of a LEGO Spectrophotometer for Student Use	Kevin Knagge and Daniel Raftery
376-378	Student-Designed Multistep Synthesis Projects in Organic Chemistry	Kate J. Graham, Chris P. Schaller, Brian J. Johnson and John B. Klassen
379-383	Quantitative Impact of a Cognitive Modeling Intelligent Tutoring System on Student Performance in Balancing Chemical Equations	Mary Beth Walsh, Connie M. Moss, Benny G. Johnson, Dale A. Holder and Jeffry D. Madura
384-386	A Case Study in the Chemical Engineering Freshman Course Using Enhanced Excel with Visual Basic and Power Point	Abdelaziz Al-Khlaifat and Rad AlRifai
387	Scientifically Speaking: A Dictionary of Quotations. Selected and arranged by Carl C. Gaither and Alma E. Cavazos-Gaither; illustrated by Andrew Slocombe. Institute of Physics: Bristol, England; Philadelphia, PA, 2000. 25 cartoons. xiv + 482 pp, paperback, 15.5 × 23.0 cm. $24.99, £19.99. ISBN 0-7503-0636-X	George B. Kauffman
388-389	The Molecular World: Alkenes and Aromatics. Edited by Peter Taylor and Michael Gagan. The Royal Society ofChemistry and The Open University: Cambridge, U.K., July2002. 184 pp, paperback, 263 × 210 mm. £17.50. ISBN0854046801	Susan Armstrong
389	Kirk-Othmer Concise Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, Fourth Edition. Jacqueline I. Kroschwitz andMary Howe-Grant (Editors). Wiley-Interscience: New York, NY, 2001. Figs., tables. xxxvi + 2196 pp., paperback, 21.2 × 27.7 cm. $325.00. ISBN 0-471- 41961-3	George B. Kauffman
389-391	The History of Science in the United States: An Encyclopedia. Marc Rothenberg, editor. Garland Publishing, Inc.: New York and London, 2001. xx + 615 pp, hardcover,22.0 × 28.4 cm. $150.00. ISBN 0-8153-0762-4	George B. Kauffman
391-393	The Genie in the Bottle: 64 All New Commentaries on the Fascinating Chemistry of Everyday Life. Dr. Joe Schwarcz 15 cartoons by Brian Gable. Henry Holt: New York; ECW Press: Toronto, Canada, 2000. 311 pp, paperback, 14.0 × 20.7 cm. 16.00, Canada16.00, Canada 16.95. ISBN 0-8050-7138-5	George B. Kauffman
393-395	Science Pathways of Discovery. Ivan Amato, Editor. John Wiley & Sons: New York, 2002. Illustrations and tables, v + 247 pp, hardcover. 19.5 × 24.1 cm. $27.95; £20.95. ISBN 0-471-05660-X	George B. Kauffman
395	Orgo Cards: Organic Chemistry Review. By Steven Q. Wang, M.D.; Babak Razani, Ph.D.; Edward J. K. Lee; Jennifer Wu, M.D.; and William Berkowitz, Ph.D. Barrons Educational Series, 250 Wireless Blvd, Hauppauge NY, 11788, 1-800-645-3476. 18.95 U.S.;18.95 U.S.; 26.50 Canada. ISBN: 0-7641-7503-3	Roseann K. Sachs
389-400	The Politics of Excellence: Behind the Nobel Prize in Science. Robert Marc Friedman. Times Books, Henry Holt and Company: New York, 2001. xv + 379 pp, hardcover. 16.0 × 24.2 cm. $30.00. ISBN 0-7167-3103-7	George B. Kauffman
400-401	Chemistry: The Molecular Science, First Edition. John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski, and Peter C. Jurs. Brooks/Cole Pub Co.: Monterrey, CA, May 2001. 1184 pp, hardcover. $125.50 (includes CD-ROM). ISBN 0-0303-2011-9	Mark Benvenuto
401-403	Young Humphry Davy: The Making of an Experimental Chemist. June Z. Fullmer. American Philosophical Society: Philadelphia, PA, 2000. 15 illustrations. xvi + 385 pp, hardcover. 18.1 × 25.8 cm. $30.00. ISBN 0-87169-237-6	George B. Kauffman