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• Editor's Note about "A three-dimensional model for water" by J. L. H. Johnson and S. H. YalkowskyJournal of Chemical Education

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    This article extends Johnson and Yalkowsky's use of models to demonstrate properties of water. Vitz discusses the hydrophobic effect where nonpolar substances are exsolved from water to form two distinct layers. Observed endothermic properties of this ...

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• Soda Can Density and Unexpected ResultsJournal of Chemical Education

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    Reader Donald R. Paulson reports on an unexpected result seen while performing a sink/float test similar to that described in the JCE Classroom Activity "Whatever Floats (or Sinks) Your Can", and describes an extension to the Activity. Activity author ...

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