Engaging Students in Physical Chemistry

Content: Machine generated contents note: 1. Strategies for Engagement: Enhancing Your Teaching / David E. Gardner --
2. Measuring Novel Protein-Protein Binding with Surface Plasmon Resonance in the Physical Chemistry Lab / Benjamin J. McFarland --
3. Bridging the Microscopic and Macroscopic in Thermodynamics with Molecular Dynamics Simulations: Lab Exercises for Undergraduate Physical Chemistry / Matthew C. Zwier --
4. Partition Functions and Statistical Thermodynamics: Spreadsheet Activities To Promote Connections in Physical Chemistry / Truman H. Jordan --
5. Engaging Students in the Physical Chemistry Laboratory by Creating a Non-Traditional Research Experience through an Independent Project / Kristina M. Lantzky --
6. Incorporating Experimental Design into a Stand-Alone Undergraduate Physical Chemistry Laboratory Course / Molly B. Wilker --
7. Using a Context Rich Pedagogy To Teach Kinetics, Quantum Mechanics, and Spectroscopy / Mary A. Crawford --
8. Designing an Active Learning Physical Chemistry Course Using Best Practices / Jodye I. Selco --
9. Mnemonic Devices for Thermodynamic Relationships / Ray C. Dudek --
10. Impact of Guided Inquiry Materials on Student Representational Level Understanding of Thermodynamics / Renee Cole --
11. Reflections on the Effect of the Flipped Classroom on Students' Difficulties with Homework in Physical Chemistry / Lisa M. Goss --
12. Engaging Students in Quantum Theory Using a Graphic Novel about Niels Bohr / Allison M. Fleshman --
Editors' Biographies --
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Author Index.