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Education in Chemistry - Index 1991 Subject 16-19 education, policy, 94C Carothers, Wallace, 71 Half-life methods, 110 Pittsburgh conference, 65C Catalytic reduction, undergraduate Hands-on science centres, 149 Plastic batteries, 158 A-level courses, 42L, 69L experiment, 84 Heterogeneous reactions, 52 Polymer configurations, 24 A-level microscale experiments, 76 Cavendish, Henry, 44 Higher education, policy, 94C Polymer science, teaching, 24 A-level practical work, 75, 88 Chemical bonds, 69L HNC chemistry, computers, 105 Polymers, etymology of, 70 A-level, standards, 34C Chemical competitions, 14 Hydrogen bond, 123L Polyversities, 94C ACCESS courses, 116 Chemical databases, 78 Practical education, 77 Aerobic evolution, 20 Chemical detective work, 105 ICCE, York, 146 Practical tips, for undergraduate Alchemy, 11 Chemical education research, 62C, InfoChem practicals, 81 Arrhenius equation, 162 146 Biotechnology, no 10 Pre-compiled databases, use of, 78 ASE, Birmingham, 34C Chemical education research, Cosmetics, no 9 Priestley, Joseph, 44 Audiovisual reviews, 28, 113, 144 schools, 99 Detergents, no 9 Primary research, 35C, 119C Autotitrator, for schools, 47 Chemical formulae, 10L Drugs in sport, no 8 Public understanding of science, 34C Chemical paradigm, 32 Dyes, no7 Balanced science, 60, 98L Chemica! Society, historical, 9OC Food analysis, no 11 Quiz 150, 9C, 39C, 68C, 97C, 127C, Becher, Joachim, 43 Chemistry at Work, RSC event, 64C Genetic engineering, no 10 151C Biodegradable plastics, 131 Chemistry Club, 6C, 66C, 148C Organic farming, no 12 Biopol, 131 Chemistry in China, teaching, 72 Pesticides, no 12 Radioactivity, units, 153 Biotech in schools, 7C Chemistry Week, 2C, 3C, 4C, 5C Sensors, no 10 Radioisotopes, half-life calculations, Book reviews Chinese chemists, 45 Snack food, no 11 134 A-level, general texts, 27 Chinese herbals, 46 Soaps, no 9 Radon, 152 A-level, practical texts, 55, 86, 143 CLIS project, 99 Information technology, 40 Rate data analysis, 110 A-level, tests, 143 Colloid chemistry, historical, 70 Infrared spectra libraries, 105 Redox models, 135 Balanced science, 143 Communicating science, 118C lonic transport processes, 140 Robert Boyle, school science, 119C Bonding, 168 Computer searching, 105 lonisation energies, 41L, 69L Rowbotham, Neil, 12 Boranes, 26 Computer software, sixthform, 134 RSC 1991 Nyholm lecture, 62 Bragg, Sir Lawrence, 167 Constructivist learning, 99 Laboratory courses, undergraduates, RSC Annual Congress, London, 90C Chemical industry, 55 Contaminated land, RSC brief, 93C 81 RSC Chemical Education Award, 92C Chemistry data, 167 COSHH, schools’ booklet, 92C Laboratory manuals, 82 RSC research fund, 96C Computers in chemistry, 55 Laboratory reports, assessment, 139 RSC, hands-on symposia, 122C Electrophilic substitution, 144 Database construction, 78 Language of chemistry, 32 Environmental database, 166 Davy, Humphry, 129 Liquid crystals, 91C Salters’ A-level, 10L Enzymology, 86, 168 Distillates SAPT, 36C Food composition, 169 Catalysts, 58 Macromolecules, 71 SATIS, resources, 146 Fourier methods, 86 Charge transfer complexes, 165 Marie Curie Society, 118C Scheele, Cari, 44 GCSE texts, 27, 56, 112, 166 Designer ligands, 115 Microcomputers, use of School science research, 119C General chemistry, 56, 112, 169 Drug release systems, 114 isotopic decay analysis, 134 Schoolgirl chemistry, 63C Inorganic chemistry, 27 Environmental sensors, 57 pH titrations, 47 Science centres, 149 Instrumental analysis, 113 Ethanol production, 165 polymer configurations, 24 Sensors, 90C Mass spectrometry, 168 Liquid crystal polymers, 164 voltage measurements, 23 Stahl, Georg, 43 NMR spectroscopy, 55, 87 Microwave reactions, 57 Microscale practical organic Staudinger, Hermann, 71 Organic chemistry, 26, 27, 55, 87, Organic switches, 115 chemistry, 75 Sulphur allotropes, 49 112 Powder technology, 58 Models in teaching, 135 Superconductors, 157 Perutz, M., 169 Drug discovery, 4 Mole, calculations, 103 Qualitative organic analysis, 28 Mole, teaching, 18 Teaching strategies, practical work, QSSRaauhlfaetenoettlryios tg’a dyta,Git Cva e1S 4sE4h i enesotcrsig,ea nnci1ec1, 3 a1n6al6y sis, 56 EEElrdeaucsctmraiutcsia,ol nlya1 l2c 2orCne dfuocrtmi,n g1 71p olymers, 155 MNoaltei1co unlaalr Ceulrercitcruolniucm , deavsisceess,s men15t7, TTTreeicaphcl8neh1tii cncigoa dnes ,t rrae1tt2erga6iiCen si,n g,r e6doCx , 135 SATIS 16-19 units, 143 National schools’ analyst competition, Science education, 87 Factual learning, 32 6C Undergraduate experiment, 84, 140 Scientific programming, 86 Faraday, Michael, historical, 128 Noble gas chemistry, 153 Undergraduate field work, 107 Solid state, 144 Fashion show, 91C Nomenclature, organic, 160 Undergraduate organic practicals, 75 Thermodynamics, 27, 86 Field geochemistry, 107 Undergraduate texts, 27, 28, 85, Fine Chemicals and Medicinals Olympiad, competition, 121C Vocational qualifications, 124C Group, schools’ prize, 36C Operation Raleigh, 92C Undergraduate, practical texts, 113 Funding Councils, 94C OU TV guide, 30 White Paper, 94L, 95L, 124C, 147C Water, AT5, 26 Oxidation numbers, 69L Women into science, 35C, 63C, 118C Boundary layer, 52 GCSE, balanced science, 98L Oxygen, bonding states, 21 Writing practical reports, 138 Boyle, Robert, 44 GCSE, courses, 10L Oxygen-utilising enzymes, 20 Bucket chemistry, 14 General national vocational Key qualifications, 124C Periodic Table, 98L C - Column CAL, 78, 160 Geochemical prospecting for Cu, 107 PH titration curves, 47 L - Letter to the editor Careers, biotech, 7C Government, education policy, 94C Phlogiston theory, 43, 123L Authors Ainiey, D., 18 Davidson, K., 155 James, F.A.J.L., 128 Pefia, M.J., 140 Allsop, T., 95C Davies, A.J., 135 James-Molina, G., 84 Perkins, P., 134 Almond, M.J., 107 Diamond, D., 47 John, G., 98L Perrin, M., 116 Al-Yamani, S., 160 Dronsfield, A.T., 43, 105 Johnstone, A.H., 81 Phillips, P.S., 131 Ash, L., 4C Porter, A.E.A., 3C Ashmore, A., 124C Eberhart, J.G., 110 Kettle, J., 49 Price, R.F., 72 Eccleston, G., 88 Kilcoyne, J.P., 5C Prichard, W.H., 138 Baugh, M., 20 Edmonds, T.E., 152 Pyper, N.C., 42L Bentley, T.W., 5C Eckert, T.S., 69L Laing, M., 32 Berry, M., 95C Etchells, P.D., 42L Laverty, D.T., 99 Rayner-Canham, G.,49 Bishop, M., 24 Lee, J.D., 152 Rice, D.A., 107 Breuer, S.W., 75 Freestone, N.P., 57, 114, 164 Letton, K.M., 81 Brown, D., 24 Levin, E.,110 Sanderson, P.L., 69L Brown, T.M., 43, 105 Gagan, M., 40C Lewis, R., 123L Scerri, E., 69L Bruce, D.W., 5C Garratt, J., 126C Shelley, V., 4C Butler, A.R., 45 Goldstein, M., 94C Marambio-Dennett, E., 84 Smith, J.G, 23 Gémez, M.M., 140 Marriott, N., 149C Smith, N., 42L Carnduff, J., 95C McGarvey, J.E.B., 99 CCCCahlesialtlrdidkrlseal,,on ,, PJ ..CERH....,,, R .613,94 CL0 2 4 HHHHaaealnbnssaamlosalnhn,,i , ,T . JJ.B.FR.,.., ,, 115012273 4 8C MNNeeelulsnsoionen,r, , S.PT,. .GA7..C,,, 1600L1 ,1 9C4 2L, 103 TTThhhooormmnaass,s, , J .N,J. .C4E..2,,L 1110 7 Clarke, J.S., 123L Herrera-Palafox, F., 84 Newton, D.P., 159 Coles, M., 149C Hill, W.D., 123L Newton, L.D., 159 Waishe, S., 47 Cooksey, C.J., 105 Hills, G., 171 Nicholson, J.W., 70 Way, J.R., 98L Cooper, J.D., 23 Hodson, D., 78 Webster, D., 14, 98L Crich, D., 105 Holman, J., 10L Pardy, R.,4C Wilson, S.M., 5C Cross, R.T., 72 Hoppé, J.I., 138 Paredes, R., 69L Wood, J.A., 162 172 EDUCATION IN CHEMISTRY, NOVEMBER 1991