Journal of chemical education

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  Año 1998, Vol. 75, Número 7

  • Integration of quality assurance/quality control in quantitative analysis

    Suzanne C. Bell, Jeff Moore

    págs. 874-877

    

  • Bilinear regression analysis as a means to reduce matrix effects in simultaneous

    Mary E.R. McHale, Siddharth Pandey

    págs. 878-880

    

  • A three-cent reusable Craig tube

    Thomas J. Russo, Susan H. Hixson

    pág. 880

    

  • Electrochemical behavior of electrodeposited Prussian blue films on ITO electrodes

    José Juan García Jareño, D. Benito

    págs. 881-884

    

  • Intermolecular forces in introductory chemistry studied by gas chromatography, computer models,

    Charity McManaman, Jonathan C. Wedvik

    págs. 885-888

    

  • Hybridization and structural properties

    Michael D. Mosher, Sunil Ojha

    págs. 888-890

    

  • Synthesis and stucture-property relationships in (...6-Arene) Cr(CO)3 chemistry

    Larry J. Bianconi, Allen D. Hunter

    págs. 891-893

    

  • Understanding chemical structure/physical property relationships in polymers through molecular

    A. Kim, Janice L. Musfeldt

    págs. 893-896

    

  • Determination of heat capacity of liquids with time-resolved thermal lens calorimetry

    Kurt Seidman, Amy Payne

    págs. 897-900

    

  • A simple molecular orbital treatment of the barrier to internal rotation in the ethane molecule

    Derek W. Smith, Susan H. Hixson

    págs. 907-909

    

  • A simple qualitative molecular-orbital/valence-bond description of the bonding in main group

    Susan H. Hixson, Owen J. Curnow

    págs. 910-915

    

  • Angular momentum and the two-dimensioinal free particle

    Alessandro Ponti, Dario Bressanini

    págs. 916-917

    

  • Kinetics of consecutive reactions: First reaction, first-order; second reaction, zeroth-order

    David W. Ball, Susan H. Hixson

    págs. 917-919

    

  • Chemistry from telephone numbers: The false isokinetic relationship

    Susan H. Hixson, George C. McBane

    págs. 919-922

    

  • Covalent and ionic molecules: Why are BeF2 and AlF3 high melting point solids whereas BF3 and

    Ronald J. Gillespie, Susan H. Hixson

    págs. 923-925

    

  • JCE Software

    Jon L. Holmes

    pág. 926

    

  • Chemistry Comes Alive!, Volume 2

    Jerrold J. Jacobsen, John W. Moore

    págs. 927-928