Bringing Organic Chemistry to the Public: Structure and Scent in a Science Museum

Michael Kevin Brown · Laura C. Wieland Brown · Karen Jepson-Innes · Michael Lindeau

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Various Chemistry Research Topics Chemistry Education and Research

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We have developed an organic-chemistry-themed museum exhibit that is appropriate for all ages. The goal of the exhibit is to introduce the general public to the concept of molecular structure by relating structure to scent.

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2005Communicating Science to the Public through a University-Museum Partnership 2004Chemistry at a Science Museum 2008The Role of Chemistry Museums in Chemical Education for Students and the General Public. A Case Study from Italy 2012A New Chemistry Education Research Frontier 1996Where's the Chemistry in Science Museums?

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