Discusses the operation of a computer simulation of the formation of ozone in the atmosphere. Educational uses of the computer program and availability of the product are described. (CP)

Describes a computer program that allows the numerical solution of an acid-base equilibrium polynomial equation without the need for chemical approximations. (MLH)

Reviews simple uses of computers in helping students understand basic processes in theoretical and microscopic chemistry. Presents example of a computer program which evaluates the radical part of any hydrogenlike wavefunction. (PR)

Describes a set of computer-assisted, introductory chemistry modules that can be transported from one computer system to another. Each module consists of one or more computer programs, a student manual, and a teacher's guide. (MLH)

Reports on a computer batch program that will not only perform routine grading using several grading algorithms, but will also calculate various statistical measures by which the class performance can be evaluated and cumulative data collected. ( Author/CP)

Continued from an earlier paper are more descriptions of microcomputer systems and applications in chemical education. A number of microcomputer systems are compared. Also listed are five recent references which review popular microcomputers. (Author/CS)