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EDITORS' COLUMN A s a new adventure in furthering the knowledge of chemists, the American Chemical Society's edu­ cation office now plans to provide ACS Lectures on Tape. The first set of tapes, which is now available, concerns timely topics in modern inorganic chemis­ try that might not ordinarily be adequately covered in undergradu­ ate curricula or beginning graduate programs. The lectures, prepared by distinguished inorganic chemists, are as follows : (1) "Xenon Compounds," (28 minutes), prepared by Neil Bartlett (2) "Homogeneous Catalytic Reactions of Molecular Hydrogen," (22 minutes), prepared by Jack Halpern (3) "Bonding of Molecular Oxy­ gen and Other Small Molecules to Transition Metals," (35 minutes), prepared by James A. Ibers (4) "Silicon Hydrides and Their Inorganic Derivatives," (42 min­ utes) , prepared by Alan G. Mac Diarmid (5) "The Chemistry of Molecu­ lar Nitrogen," (27 minutes), pre­ pared by George W. Parshall (6) "Oxidation-Reduction by Electron Transfer Through Mole­ cules," (44 minutes), prepared by Henry Taube In addition to the set of tapes, the purchaser receives a reference book, edited by Dr. William L. Jolly, that contains outlines, refer­ ences, charts, etc. necessary for suc­ cessful use of the tapes. The entire set of six tapes and one reference book may be obtained from the Education Office, American Chemi­ cal Society, 1155 16th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036, for the very reasonable cost of $25.00. This new program of tapes on interesting topics in chemistry fol­ lows closely on the heels of the highly successful ACS short courses program, and the program for ACS short courses on film. (The short course on film concerning interpre-

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