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Measuring the Density of a Sugar SolutionKaren I. Peterson This experiment addresses the concept of equipment calibration for reducing systematic error. Students prepare and measure the densities of sucrose solutions with simple glassware that has been calibrated using the density of water. By careful work, students can determine the density to within 0.5%. allowing accuracy to be a major component of the final grade. Peterson, Karen I. J. Chem. Educ.2008, 85, 1089.
Hydrophilic Inorganic Macro-Ions in Solution: Unprecedented Self-Assembly Emerging from Historical "Blue Waters"Tianbo Liu, Ekkehard Diemann, and Achim Müller The behavior of supramolecular structures in solution is different from that of simple ions, polymers, surfactant micelles, and colloids. New research involving polyoxometalates, which are fully hydrophilic but tend to self-associate into macro-ionic structures, may change our understanding of inorganic ionic solutions. Liu, Tianbo; Diemann, Ekkehard; Müller, Achim. J. Chem. Educ.2007, 84, 526.
