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61. ::[ National Academy Of Sciences Of Armenia ]::
M. Sisakyan ( biochemistry ); Aleksandr Z. Tamamshev ( cattle art theory ); ArsenH. Terteryan ( history of literature ); Sargis H. Vardanyan ( chemistry ); Levon A
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62. HJG: Periodicals Directory: Topical Index: History Of Science
Hyle. An International Journal for the Philosophy of chemistry. Serie A Paperson the history of the Academy of Sciences. Práce z dejin Akademie ved.
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WWW-Virtual Library The History Journals Guide
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The History Index Home Complete Index Electronical Index Chronological Index ... Announcements Topical Index History of Science Discussion Lists Directory: Topical Index: History of Science Contact Search
  • AIP Center for History of Physics newsletter
  • Ambix . The Journal of the Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry
  • Annals of Science. The History of Science and Technology
  • Antenna
  • Antilia
  • Arabic Sciences and Philosophy. A Historical Journal
  • Archive for History of Exact Sciences
  • Archives of Natural History
  • arXiv.org e-print archive
  • Asclepio . Revista de historia de la medicina y de la ciencia
  • Australasian Association for History, Philosophy and Social Studies of Science newsletter and conference presentations
  • AVISTA Forum [AVISTA = Association Villard de Honnecourt for the Interdisciplinary Study of Medieval Science, Technology and Art]
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63. Office Of Graduate Studies - Graduate Programs
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64. Stipes Chemistry List
The long history of the success of this book is a direct result of Sackheim s pedagogical Workbookfor General chemistry by Bassam Z. Shakhashiri and Rodney
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Stipes offers titles in Problem Books/Workbooks , in Supplements , in Laboratory Manuals , in History of Chemistry , in Organic Chemistry , and in High School and Community College Level Chemistry See Ordering Information about receiving a complimentary examination copy or purchasing from Stipes, or phone 217/356-8391. Problem Books/Workbooks Chemical Calculations by George I. Sackheim, 2000. ISBN 0-87563-955-0 List Price $14.80 Fifty years and hundreds of thousands of copies sold is quite a record for any book. We are more than thrilled to announce the 17th edition of this title. George Sackheim has combined the best features of the previous editions of Series A and Series B on the occasion of this golden anniversary edition. The long history of the success of this book is a direct result of Sackheim's pedagogical methods in bringing out logical reasoning and demanding that the student think through the problems as opposed to memorizing them. This book shows the student how to solve a chemical problem as well as explaining key concepts such as atomic structure, valence, nomenclature, and other problem areas. There are over 1,000 problems in this book.
Workbook for General Chemistry by Bassam Z. Shakhashiri and Rodney Schreiner, Department of Chemistry, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2000.

65. The Third Millennium Online
Online textbook, lab activities, detailed information on selected topics, history sections including timelines and brief biographies.
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66. Bassam Shakhashiri's Biographical Sketch
nature — that is the way Bassam Z. Shakhashiri describes discovery that has arousedyoung minds throughout history. in the teaching of chemistry in lecture
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Bassam Z. Shakhashiri
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"Scientist by training, teacher and public servant by trade, advocate by conviction, optimist by nature" — that is the way Bassam Z. Shakhashiri describes himself. As Professor of Chemistry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Dr. Shakhashiri finds outlet for all four attributes, to which he might add a fifth: entertainer by avocation. Dr. Shakhashiri, as a matter of fact, is probably best known to the public at large for his annual program, "Once Upon a Christmas Cheery/In the Lab of Shakhashiri," ; seen on television throughout the country. The science-oriented "magic" show has played to packed houses at such varied places as the University of Wisconsin-Madison , the National Academy of Sciences and the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum in Washington, and Boston's Museum of Science . The one-hour show as well as two half-hour shows are featured year round on PBS and on other stations. The shows are Dr. Shakhashiri's way of proving that "science is fun" (the legend on a

67. Department History - Food Chemistry | Food Science And Human Nutrition
Department history Food chemistry. Kummerow s lipid chemistry group moved tothe first floor of the Animal Sciences Laboratory (Z.John Ordal s
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As part of his efforts to build the department, Dr. Howard recruited a food chemist from Kansas State University, Fred A. Kummerow , who already had an established program of research in lipid chemistry and biochemistry. Kummerow arrived on the Urbana campus in September 1950 along with 6 students from his laboratory at Kansas State University (thus instantly doubling the size of the graduate student population in the fledgling department at that time). He was initially assigned a laboratory on the second floor of the Dairy Manufactures Building (DMB). With an expanding program and considerable industry funding, the DMB soon became too crowded. Kummerow's lipid chemistry group moved to the first floor of the Animal Sciences Laboratory (Z.John Ordal's microbiology laboratory was also there). In 1958, a gift of $6000 in the form of Missouri Pipe and Gas Company stock was given to the newly organized Illinois Heart Association (IHA). IHA then provided a grant to Kummerow for his research on the relationship between lipids and heart disease. It turned out that the gift was from Ms Ethel Burnsides of Paris, Illinois, who had been providing $25,000 per year of her stock as a tax deduction to various organizations

68. This Week In The History Of Chemistry
Keep up with important chemistryrelated historical events.
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69. SCH3A Chemistry: The Transition Years: 1600-1800
y Mg(OH) 2 . zH 2 O + (2x+2y) HCl 2x+2y+z) H 2 O standards office or by theirnational society of chemists because they NEXTPREVIOUShistory MAIN MENU
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Two Centuries of Transition: 1600-1800
Between 1500 and 1600, we enter the most interesting phase of the development of chemical concepts. It is a period of change which represents the transition from earlier ideas, and from alchemy, to an era of chemistry whose ideas are essentially those of modern chemistry. This occurred by about 1800, so that this period begins with Johann Van Helmont and ends with Antoine L. Lavoisier (AD 1743 - 1794). Much of this study involved gases and the nature of combustion. The erroneous concept of phlogiston is perhaps the best-known concept of the period. Johann Baptista Van Helmont (1579-1644) of Brussels studied several subjects before finally choosing to follow a career in medicine. He became a medical chemist as well as an ardent follower of Paracelsus. The chemical side of medicine finally took over from the medical side and he devoted much of his life to chemical experiments. He has been described as the last alchemist and the first chemist, because although he believed in alchemy, including the production of gold from lead which he claimed to have performed, his emphasis upon experiment rather than argument is a great advance. Van Helmont is an important figure in the development of chemical concepts because it is impossible to separate an understanding of the nature of air from an understanding of the nature of combustion, or burning in air. Air had been considered by Aristotle and the Greek philosophers as one of the four elements, with real "airs" or what we call gases all being more or less contaminated ideal air. The concept of different gases was not clearly understood. All known gases or vapors were considered as different mixtures of air and earth or air and fire. This Greek understanding of the nature of air persisted through the Middle Ages and through the period of alchemy.

70. A-to-Z Electronic Journals List
Ato-Z Electronic Journals List. Press / New York Subject Economic history and Conditions, 2001to present ) ISSN 1616-5187 Publisher Wiley Subject chemistry,
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71. Laurentian's A-to-Z E-journals -- Les Revues électroniques De La Laurentienne,
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75. Learning And Teaching Scotland - Browse A To Z
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76. Bill Keel's Research Pages - Chemistry At High Redshifts
chemistry of highredshift galaxies. The history of this material can, to some extent,be picked up as but undetectable H-beta, in a Lyman-break galaxy at z=3.0.
http://www.astr.ua.edu/keel/research/zhiz.html
Related information on ages of high-redshift galaxies
Chemistry of high-redshift galaxies
Motivation: With abundant evidence that the overall star-formation rate has changed with cosmic time, we expect to see low abundances of heavy elements in the early Universe, before most stars had formed, much less been able to enrich their surroundings with processed elements. In principle, abundances give us a new way to trace the overall history of star formation , one which could be important to the history and heating of both the intracluster and intergalactic media. The relation to star-formation history may not be trivial, since there is good reason to believe that outflows were common in many galaxies early on in their evolution. This implies that some enriched material has left the galaxies and no longer participates in their internal star/gas cycling. The history of this material can, to some extent, be picked up as part of the ICM. Approaches: Our favorite ways of measuring chemical abundances, using absorption-line strengths and modelling of stellar atmospheres, usually in whole populations, won't work at great distances. The systems are very faint for absorption-line work, and the familiar emitted optical spectral regime is shifted into the near-infrared so that the ground-based sky background becomes very bright. We can, however, use several more or less direct approaches to see whether high-redshift galaxies really do have lower metal abundances than their nearby counterparts.

77. PSIgate - Browse Results
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78. Society History
reader will probably feel that the history of the the 111 International Congress ofApplied chemistry which was School in Belgrade, Dr. Milorad Z. Jovicic High
http://www.shd.org.yu/HtDocs/SHD/SHD-history.htm
A SHORT REVIEW OF THE HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY The archives of the Serbian Chemical Society were burnt in the bombing of Belgrade in 1941. But a great number of important document concerning the history of the Society were preserved and later collected from members or from Sections and Affiliates, so that, based on them, important events in the life and work of the Society, for the first fifty years, could b described after all. The reader will probably feel that the history of the Society of that lime shows some blanks and that some of the descriptions are based on unreliable conclusions which are not supported by a satisfactory number of documents. The period of the next fifty years, does not have such faults. Invitation of the meeting initiating the
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79. LSC Memoranda Of Understanding
Aug 15, 2001 A B Z, Aug 15, 2001. Southeastern Louisiana University Departmentof chemistry and Physics (DCP/SLU), history. Dec 01, 1999 MOU,
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80. Faculty Of Chemistry And Biology | Structure | Syktyvkar State University
A. Tulaeva Lubov I. Belaeva Ludmila V. Koroleva Svetlana Z. Chaschihina. chemistryof Soil; NonOrganic chemistry; Analytical chemistry; history and Methods of
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Tel: (8212) 47-90-81
E-mail: chem-bio[at]syktsu.ru Dean - Irina V. Piyr Department of Zoology
Department of Botany
Department of Bioorganic Chemistry and Highmolecular Compunds
Department of Non-Organic and Analytical Chemistry
Department of Physical Chemistry
Department of Human and Animal Physiology
Department of Zoology
E-mail: zoology[at]syktsu.ru Head - Modest M. Dolgih Faculty members:
Vladimir A. Soloviev
Elena V. Yurkina Gennadi N. Dorovskih Eduard I. Boznak Andrei G. Tatarinov Elena N. Melehina Ruslan V. Philippovich Selected courses taught: Zoology of Vertebrates; Zoology of Invertebrates; General Biology; Earth and Life; Human Anatomy; Biology of Reproduction and Development; Biodiversity and Ecosystem Sustenance; History and Methods of Biology; Theory of Evolution; Ecology and Resource Consumption; Teriology; Hydrobiology; Entomology; Ichthyology; Parasitology; Ornithology; Comparative Biology of Invertebrates; Ecological Methods of Biomethod; Zoogeorgaphy; Comparative Biology of Vertebrates. Research topics: Biological diversity; ecology; rational consumption of resources; animal protection in the European North-East of Russia.

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