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Seeding the Physical and Analytical Laboratory Curriculum with Interdisciplinary Applications
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This Highlight describes innovations in three upper-division laboratories, Physical Chemistry Laboratories I and II and Instrumental Methods of Analysis. Beyond serving as an experimental practicum, an important goal of these laboratories is that students begin to gain an appreciation for the power of chemical measurements to probe the properties of more complex chemical systems.
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- Received: August 03, 2009
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