1967
DOI: 10.1021/ed044p79
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Computer-graded qualitative analysis

Abstract: Describes a computer program in Fortran IV for use on an IBM 7044 written to grade and summarize student qualitative analysis reports.

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“…Some general practices that chemistry teachers may consider are the following. 1) Reading aloud in class. The material you read might be an article you read last night, or a passage from the text.…”
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“…Some general practices that chemistry teachers may consider are the following. 1) Reading aloud in class. The material you read might be an article you read last night, or a passage from the text.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For example, in an experiment involving distribution of several unknown compounds for study, one wishes to know if students with a particular unknown are consistently being penalized because of 1 Several systems for computer grading of examinations have been reported {1-5). Two other schemes for laboratory computer grading have been reported {5, 6). impure reagents furnished by the laboratory stockroom.…”
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