Reviews distinctive background features in the development of the Marseilles School of Engineering, Marseille, France. (SL)

Describes the construction of three dimensional models for teaching phase equilibria. (SL)

These two problem sets are useful in introducing this material to students with widely divergent backgrounds in biological and physical sciences. (BB)

Describes historical experiments involving the determination of momenta of elementary particles via various scattering processes. (SL)

Discusses Zeeman's experiment of the Fiyea effect for the speed of light in a moving medium and existing measurement errors. (SL)

Presents summary data of 15 universities providing undergraduate degrees in environmental engineering. Data include schools, curricula, enrollment, and graduate employment. (SL)

Describes a study to determine the curriculum which will prepare an engineer to enter the field of environmental engineering, based on input from engineers working in the field. (SL)

Discusses the use of an analog computer oscilloscope to illustrate the transition from underdamped to overdamped for the simple harmonic oscillator, the maximum range for a projectile, and the behavior of charged particles in crossed electric and magnetic fields. (MLH)

Describes the electronic circuits used in computer technology for the processes of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. (MLH)

Describes a simple water channel, for use with an overhead projector. It is run from a water tap and may be used for flow visualization experiments, including the effect of streamlining and elementary building aerodynamics. (MLH)

Presents a method for simplifying calculations in quantum chemistry by calculating molecular energy from the electrostatic theorem. (SL)

Presents an organic chemistry experiment consisting of a two step reaction sequence involving the Grignard synthesis of an alcohol followed by its oxidation to ketone. (SL)

Describes a physical chemistry experiment investigating the vapor-liquid equilibrium in a heterogeneous system. (SL)

Describes a nuclear magnetic resonance experimental example of spin tickling; also discusses a direct approach for verifying the relative signs of coupling constants in three-spin cyclopropyl systems. (SL)

Describes an experimental method of measuring the molecular weight and subunit corporation of an oligomeric protein. (SL)