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A 60-second course in organic chemistry by McGrew, LeRoy A

“…Chemists and chemistry educators need to improve chemistry's image to the lay public. This author provides the readers with lecture notes for the "One Minute…”
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Stereoscopic projection in the chemistry classroom by McGrew, LeRoy A

“…Design for a platform supporting two projectors to generate a stereoscopic projection, method for photographing models for projection, and use of the…”
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Stereographic slides of molecular models by McGrew, LeRoy A

“…The author describes a procedure which an instructor may follow in order to prepare stereo slides applicable to chemical education…”
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Choosing Equipment for Teacher-Produced Films by McGREW, LeROY A.

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Choosing Equipment for Teacher-Produced Films by McGrew, LeRoy A

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Stereoscopic Projection in the Chemistry Classroom by McGrew, LeRoy A

“…Describes the development of a three-dimensional projection system used to present structural principles by means of slides. Polarization of images from two…”
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Stereographic Slides of Molecular Models by McGrew, LeRoy A

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Student-Produced Instructional Films by McGrew, LeRoy A

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A KINETIC STUDY OF THE DIMERIZATION AND TRIMERIZATION OF PHENYL ISOCYANATE by MCGREW, LEROY ALBERT

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Films of rotating molecular models. The stereoscopic effect by McGrew, LeRoy, Kitzman, Kathy

“…A method of motion picture photography that offers a three-dimensional effect useful for the illustration of molecular structure with less effort than previous…”
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Student-produced instructional films by McGrew, LeRoy

“…The author describes the equipment requirements necessary for student-produced instructional films…”
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Kinetic versus thermodynamic control. An organic chemistry experiment by McGrew, LeRoy A., Kruger, T. L.

“…The authors report an experiment which does not involve the competition of different starting materials for a common reagent, but rather one in which a…”
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