1974Journal of Chemical EducationRequires access

No easy way. Experience with a modified-Keller physical chemistry course

Henry A. Bent

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How can one make physical chemistry interesting and worthwhile to 80 or 90 organic, inorganic, physical analytical, biochemical, premeds, and so forth? The author argues against lectures and is a proponent for the Keller plan.

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How can one make physical chemistry interesting and worthwhile to 80 or 90 organic, inorganic, physical analytical, biochemical, premeds, and so forth? The author argues against lectures and is a proponent for the Keller plan.

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How can one make physical chemistry interesting and worthwhile to 80 or 90 organic, inorganic, physical analytical, biochemical, premeds, and so forth? The author argues against lectures and is a proponent for the Keller plan.

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