Polymer Literature and Samples for Classroom Use

It has been a decade since Raymond B. Seymour and Gerald S. Kirshenbaum published the first of two articles listing suppliers of polymer samples and literature for classroom use. Postal regulations on shipment of chemicals by mail, mergers, and the business climate of the past decade have sharply al...

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Published in:Journal of chemical education 1995-07, Vol.72 (7), p.593
Main Author: Meister, John J
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Chemistry
Correspondence Study
Doctoral Dissertations
Educational Researchers
Educational Resources
Engineering
Government School Relationship
Higher Education
Home Study
Instructional Materials
Literature
Organic Chemistry
Plastics
Polymer Chemistry
Polymers
Quality Assurance
Quality Control
Research Needs
Resource Materials
Schools of Education
Science education
Science Instruction
Supplies
Teaching Methods
Video Technology
Videotape Cassettes
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Summary:It has been a decade since Raymond B. Seymour and Gerald S. Kirshenbaum published the first of two articles listing suppliers of polymer samples and literature for classroom use. Postal regulations on shipment of chemicals by mail, mergers, and the business climate of the past decade have sharply altered these original lists. This publication updates the original papers and provides an expanded list of sources for literature but a sharply reduced list of suppliers of polymer samples.
ISSN:0021-9584
1938-1328
DOI:10.1021/ed072p593