Chicago ACS Chemistry Day

	Chicago ACS Chemistry Day

Saturday 6 November 1999
Museum of Science and Industry
57^th Street and Lakeshore Drive
Separate Entrance on South Side of West Wing
Free- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Free

9:30 am Hands-on Fun for All with Prizes for those who Persevere
Radial Chromatography is really Radical
pH with Cabbages is pHun
PosterMaking for Chemistry Day (Medichem Res.)

Demonstrations: 10:00am -2:30 pm First Floor West Wing
organized by Carl and Charlotte Anderson

Exhibits from Companies, Universities, and Government Agencies

Presentations:

9:30am ‘Is it Chemistry or is it Magic?’
Dr. Otis Rothenberger and Dr. James Webb
Illinois State University, Normal, IL
10:30 Stellar Nucleosynthesis: How Stars make Atoms
Dr. David Slavsky, Loyola University Chicago
11:30 Intelligence, International:
Keynote Speakers !
What it Takes to make the US Chemistry Olympiad Team
Alexander Ho, GOLD MEDALIST, 1999 Chemistry Olympiad
Ann Levinson, Niles West High School, Skokie, IL
12:30 "DNA Detectives: Fighting Crime with Genetics"
Dr. Amy Rehnstrom, IL State Police Forensic Lab
1:30 Water Soluble Polymers
Dr. Angela Zagala, NALCO, Naperville, IL
2:30 ‘Is it Chemistry or is it Magic?’
Dr. James Webb and Dr. Otis Rothenberger
Illinois State University, Normal, IL

Sponsored by:
Chicago ACS Section, Phone: (847)647-8405
AIChE , Chemical Industries Council of Illinois,
ChemWest, & Museum of Science and Industry
For more info, click here.

By Car - From the North, proceed south on Lake Shore Dr. Turn right at 57th St. (you'll need to be in the right-hand lane). Follow the curve around to the west side of the building and Cornell Dr. Turn left to access the garage entrance ramp. From the South, follow Cornell Dr. north. Turn right and enter the garage ramp at 57th St.

By CTA - From the Loop, take the #6 Jeffery Express bus south to the Museum. Alternatively, take the Red or Green Line train south to the Garfield/ 55th St. station. From the station, take the #55 Garfield bus east to the Museum.

By Metra - Take the Metra Electric train to the 55th/56th/57th St. station, just one block from the Museum. Also, it is possible to take the Chicago South Shore and South Bend trains to the 59th St. stop, just 2 blocks from the building.