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Alty, Lisa T.; LaRiviere, Frederick J. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2016
Use of advanced mass spectrometry techniques in the undergraduate setting has burgeoned in the past decade. However, relatively few undergraduate experiments examine the proteomics tools of protein digestion, peptide accurate mass determination, and database searching, also known as peptide mass fingerprinting. In this experiment, biochemistry…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Biochemistry, Science Experiments, Molecular Biology
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Liu, Hanlin; Zaplishnyy, Vladimir; Mikhaylichenko, Lana – Journal of Chemical Education, 2016
A multistep synthesis of thieno[2,3-"b"]pyridine derivatives is described that is suitable for the upper-level undergraduate organic laboratory. This experiment exposes students to various hands-on experimental techniques as well as methods of product characterization such as IR and [superscript 1]H NMR spectroscopy, and…
Descriptors: Synthesis, Undergraduate Students, Organic Chemistry, Laboratory Experiments
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Cybulskis, Viktor J.; Smeltz, Andrew D.; Zvinevich, Yury; Gounder, Rajamani; Delgass, W. Nicholas; Ribeiro, Fabio H. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2016
Understanding catalytic chemistry, collecting and interpreting kinetic data, and operating chemical reactors are critical skills for chemical engineers. This laboratory experiment provides students with a hands-on supplement to a course in chemical kinetics and reaction engineering. The oxidation of methane with a palladium catalyst supported on…
Descriptors: Kinetics, Fundamental Concepts, Chemical Engineering, Laboratory Experiments
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Nunn, John – Physics Education, 2016
This paper demonstrates some simple applications of how temperature logging systems may be used to monitor simple heat experiments, and how the data obtained can be analysed to get some additional insight into the physical processes. [For "DIY Soundcard Based Temperature Logging System. Part I: Design," see EJ1114124.]
Descriptors: Climate, Physics, Science Instruction, Science Education
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Rigsby, Rachel E.; Parker, Alison B. – Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 2016
Visualization of chemical concepts can be challenging for many students. This is arguably a critical skill for beginning students of biochemistry to develop, since new information is often presented visually in the form of textbook figures. It is recommended that visual literacy be explicitly taught in the classroom rather than assuming that…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Teaching Methods, Scientific Concepts, Biochemistry
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Kiravu, Cheddi; Yanev, Kamen M.; Tunde, Moses O.; Jeffrey, Anna M.; Schoenian, Dirk; Renner, Ansel – International Journal of Information and Learning Technology, 2016
Purpose: Integrating laboratory work into interactive engineering eLearning contents augments theory with practice while simultaneously ameliorating the apparent theory-practice gap in traditional eLearning. The purpose of this paper is to assess and recommend media that currently fulfil this desirable dual pedagogical goal.…
Descriptors: Engineering, Laboratories, Electronic Learning, Educational Technology
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DeVore, Seth; Gauthier, Alexandre; Levy, Jeremy; Singh, Chandralekha – Physical Review Physics Education Research, 2016
A lock-in amplifier is a versatile instrument frequently used in physics research. However, many students struggle with the basic operating principles of a lock-in amplifier which can lead to a variety of difficulties. To improve students' understanding, we have been developing and evaluating a research-based tutorial which makes use of a computer…
Descriptors: Physics, Pretests Posttests, Computer Simulation, Science Instruction
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Man, Fung Fun – Journal of Chemical Education, 2016
Technology-enhanced learning (TEL) is fast gaining momentum among educational institutions all over the world. The usual way in which laboratory instructional videos are filmed takes the third-person view. However, such videos are not as realistic and sensorial. With the advent of Google Glass and GoPro cameras, a more personal and effective way…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Technology Uses in Education, Science Laboratories, College Science
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Cox, Wendy – Primary Science, 2016
Primary schools rarely have dedicated science laboratories, which means teachers spend their lunchtimes rushing around collecting resources they need from the "science cupboard" to prepare their classrooms for a science lesson. The lessons have to be very teacher-led, restricted by what resources are available. The Phiz Lab programme,…
Descriptors: Science Laboratories, Elementary School Science, Science Instruction, Foreign Countries
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Robinson, David F. – Journal of Applied Research for Business Instruction, 2016
This paper describes an experiential capstone strategy course and an interesting innovation by a team of students that helps spread experiential learning to many business courses. Students operate a retail café as a captive client for strategic consulting. Students sweep floors, serve espresso drinks, and set strategy. The café is a learning…
Descriptors: Experiential Learning, Business Administration Education, Retailing, Consultants
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Berber, Nilufer Cerit – Educational Research and Reviews, 2013
Science anxiety, which is one of the affective dimensions in science learning, is one of the factors affecting success in Science and has been studied for 35 years. The existence of considerable negative attitudes towards Physics courses, which is one of the basic branches of Science, is a fact. This research has been designed to identify the…
Descriptors: Physics, Science Laboratories, Student Teacher Attitudes, Anxiety
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Quin, Thomas M. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2013
Fluency with poroelastic theory is prerequisite to advanced study of material and mass transport properties in a wide range of contexts. Often the greatest challenge in introducing students to the subject is to help them visualize the fluid flows and deformations that accompany phenomena such as creep and stress relaxation. We have developed a…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Chemical Engineering, College Science, Demonstrations (Educational)
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Wedlich, Richard C.; Libera, Agata E.; Pires, Amanda; Tellarini, Cassandra – Journal of Chemical Education, 2013
A clear understanding of how "raw data" is defined, recorded, and retained in the laboratory record is essential to the chemist employed in the laboratory compliant with the Good Laboratory Practices regulations. This article is intended to provide an understanding by drawing upon examples taken from the modern pharmaceutical analysis…
Descriptors: Pharmaceutical Education, Laboratory Procedures, Laboratory Training, Federal Regulation
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Ornek, Funda; Zziwa, Byansi Jude; Taganahan, Teresita D. – School Science Review, 2013
When you dive underwater, you feel the pressure on your ears and, as you dive deeper, more pressure is felt. This article presents an activity that teachers might find useful for demonstrating the relationship between water depth and pressure. (Contains 5 figures and 1 table.)
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Scientific Concepts, Water, Hands on Science
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Heil, Caiti S. S.; Manzano-Winkler, Brenda; Hunter, Mika J.; Noor, Juliet K. F.; Noor, Mohamed A. F. – American Biology Teacher, 2013
We present a laboratory exercise that leverages student interest in genetics to observe and understand evolution by natural selection. Students begin with white-eyed fruit fly populations, to which they introduce a single advantageous variant (one male with red eyes). The superior health and vision associated with having the red-eye-color allele…
Descriptors: Genetics, Evolution, Student Interests, Laboratories
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