15.1 Are there any good compilations of demonstrations? (Chemistry)
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This article is from the Chemistry FAQ, by Bruce Hamilton B.Hamilton@irl.cri.nz with numerous contributions by others.
15.1 Are there any good compilations of demonstrations? (Chemistry)
Yes. Good places to start are the four volume "Chemical Demonstrations"
by B.Z.Shakhashiri [1], the two volume "Chemical Demonstrations - A
Sourcebook for teachers" by Summerlin and Ealy [2], or "Chemical Magic"
by Ford and Grundmeier [2a]. The Journal of Chemical Education is also an
excellent on-going source of novel demonstrations and developments of
traditional demonstrations.
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