Describes reasons for radically reducing topics usually included in freshman chemistry courses, and stresses historical, philosophical, and sociological aspects in the course presentation. (CC)

Describes various techniques for conical chromatography together with advantages and disadvantages. (DF)

This transition, observed with an inexpensive ultraviolet photometer, is a potentially useful experiment for an advanced freshman class because it introduces several concepts of general physical interest. (DF)

In this second article on thin layer chromatography six kinds of experiments are suggested for science teachers to use in schools. (PS)

The committee has drafted new guidelines for undergraduate education and completed a study of doctoral education in chemistry which is briefly reported. Lists 470 colleges and universities which were on the American Chemical Society approved list at the end of 1971. (TS)

Illustrates the use of a flow chart to facilitate planning of laboratory exercises by two chemical examples. (AL)

A description of a popular chemistry course emphasizing the use of student teaching assistants, enrichment materials, and remedial aid. (CP)

In order to make chemistry teaching interesting and relevant, a special course was planned with an intent to teach industrial laboratory techniques to juniors and seniors in high school. The program was taught through laboratory experiments and utilized individualized instruction. List of topics covered in course are included. (PS)

Using the computer, students perform chemical analysis in a medical diagnosis class. (CP)