Gives brief descriptions of new physics laboratory equipment and available literature describing laboratory equipment. (MLH)

Describes commercially available permanent magnets that have been incorporated in a compact and inexpensive structure providing both field sweep and modulation suitable for electron spin resonance at microwave frequencies. (MLH)

Describes oscillograph-type laboratory recorders and accessory equipment such as paper drives, printing mechanisms, amplifiers, and integrators. (MLH)

Describes the theory, apparatus, and procedure for an experiment that measures the bimolecular quenching constant for the deactivation of an excited ruthenium ion complex using dissolved oxygen. (MLH)

Describes an experiment in which the reaction rate and equilibrium constant are obtained for the fumarase-catalyzed interconversion of fumaric acid and L-malic acid. (MLH)

Describes ATEP, an alternative approach within the teacher training program designed to aid minority students in completing a university degree. (Author/AM)

Using materials clipped from newspapers, students in a Typing I laboratory learn how to tabulate, proofread, type letters, and reports, etc., and work independently and evaluate other students' work. (TA)

A self instructional learning center developed at the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy provides alternative educational opportunities for pharmacy students at all levels of education and practice. (Author)

Describes an undergraduate chemistry laboratory experiment involving the production of phenol from benzene with the intermediate production of isopropylbenzene and isopropylbenzene hydroperoxide. (SL)

Demonstrates that preexposure to uncorrelated presentations of noises and shocks when rats are not permitted to respond interferes with the acquisition of both conditioned emotional response and signaled punishment suppression. (Author/RK)

This article describes an experiment conducted at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Romance Languages with first-year students. It was concluded that the language laboratory could best be employed to improve aural comprehension and to permit a more direct approach to contemporary French civilization. (Text is in French.) (Author/POP)

Describes an experiment that shows that fluorescence emission intensities are significantly modified by absorption processes and that these effects can be eliminated by positioning the sample cell such that the interrogation region corresponds to the corner of the cell. (MLH)

Demonstrates how to use the area of proton magnetic resonance peaks to distinguish protons in water molecules close to a metal cation from protons in the bulk of the water. (MLH)

Discusses a chemical engineering course which includes laboratory experiments on polymerization, polymer fabrication, and polymer properties. (MLH)

Discusses the dipositive oxidation state of silicon and describes laboratory experiments concerning the synthesis and reactions of silicon difluoride. (MLH)