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Zielinski, Theresa Julia,; Swift, Mary L.,
American Chemical Society,
Using computers in chemistry and chemical education /
Ch. 7. Coping with the Transformation of Chemical Information
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Carol Carr and Arleen N. Somerville

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1675223615977_52066655

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Ch. 1. Beyond Lecture - A Vision of the Computer in the Modern Chemistry Classroom
Theresa Julia Zielinski and Mary L. Swift
Ch. 2. The Evolution of Computers in Chemistry
Peter Lykos
Ch. 3. Training the Practicing Chemist
Robert Megargle
Ch. 4. Industrial Considerations - Information Technology and Its Effect on Corporate Culture
Nancy Woo
Ch. 5. Computing & Communications in Chemistry Education
Martin S. Ewing
Ch. 6. Information Retrieval in Chemistry Across the Internet
F. S. Varveri
Ch. 7. Coping with the Transformation of Chemical Information
Carol Carr and Arleen N. Somerville
Ch. 8. Beyond the Basics: What Chemistry Students Need to Know About Computing
Peter C. Jurs
Ch. 9. Spreadsheets for Doing and Teaching Chemistry
Daniel E. Atkinson
Ch. 10. Software for Teaching and Using Numerical Methods in Physical Chemistry
Sidney H. Young, Jeffry D. Madura and Frank Rioux
Ch. 11. A Framework for the Teaching of Computer-Instrument Interfacing
Kenneth L. Ratzlaff
Ch. 12. Statistical Methods in Chemistry: What and How They Should Be Integrated into the Curriculum
Karen D. Rappaport
Ch. 13. Visualization for Chemists
John P. Ranck
Ch. 14. Ab Initio Techniques in Chemistry: Interpretation and Visualization
James B. Foresman
Ch. 15. Computer Chemistry: A Curse or the Way of the Future?
Warren Hehre
Ch. 16. Molecular Graphics and Simulation of Proteins and Nucleic Acids
Scott H. Northrup
Ch. 17. Molecular Modeling and Drug Design
Alexander Tropsha and J. Philip Bowen
Ch. 18. Teaching Organic Chemistry On-line - The Promise and the Reality
Carolyn Sweeney Judd and Robert G. Ford
Ch. 19. Computer-Assisted Instruction in Chemistry
Stephen K. Lower.
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