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	07/10/05		Added an Ionic Compound Construction Kit to the Construction Kit section.
	07/08/05		Added 10 new questions to the Trivia Quiz.
	06/27/05		Added a Simulations section. Added an Electrolyte Solution Simulation.
	06/22/05		Fixed search of external databases in the Common Compound Library.Added a search of the NIH PubChem Compound Library.
	06/20/05		"How can I predict whether a precipitate will form in solution?"
	06/16/05		Added a Unit Conversion Construction Kit to the Construction Kit section.
	06/15/05		Added a Chemical Equation Construction Kit to the Construction Kit section.
	06/15/05		I've added a "Construction Kit" section. Construction kits are Flash movies that let you assemble problem solutions, chemical formulas, chemical equations, and other chemical objects piece by piece or step by step. These kits are prototypes; you'll find more polished versions on Wiley's textbook site (http://www.wiley.com/college/brady).
	01/01/05		The editors of Scientific American have selected General Chemistry Online as a winner of the 2004 Science and Technology Web Awards.