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Postural Control and DevelopmentTo begin with, it can be stated that the computer is having an impact on both the “pure” or research aspect of chemistry, and on the instructional component. Specifically, it can be said that the computer is influencing:

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Computer-Based Teaching of Chemistry,The PLATO IV computer-based teaching system has been under development at the University of Illinois since 1960. At the present time ca 10. terminals are connected to a CDC CYBER 73 computer system and are used for about 10. terminal hours per year to provide direct instruction in over 100 subject areas..

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The Effective Use of Non-Tutorial Computer Methods in Chemistry Education,To begin with, it can be stated that the computer is having an impact on both the “pure” or research aspect of chemistry, and on the instructional component. Specifically, it can be said that the computer is influencing:

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Theoretical Studies of Metal Clusters as Models for Surface Phenomena,variety of new experimental techniques, a re-awakening of interest in the basic understanding of gas-solid interactions has taken place. This in turn has led to an almost explosive growth in the once fledgling discipline of surface science.