Other Articles
Number One This Week, For the 500th Week in a Row,
R. Hoffmann , (in Korean), Shisa Journal, 78-79 (August 25, 1994).
"Preface" for French and English editions of "Elements de Chimie quantique â l'usage des chimistes"
R. Hoffmann, Preface for French and English editions of Elements de Chimie quantique â l'usage des chimistes, 2nd edition, by Jean-Louis Rivail, InterEditions, Paris, (1994).
New Ways to Get Clothes Clean
R. Hoffmann, (in Korean), Shisa Journal, 76-77 (Nov. 3, 1994).
Too Much of Something Good
R. Hoffmann, (in Korean), Shisa Journal, 96-97 (Dec. 15, 1994).
Classical Democracy and Scientific Expertise
R. Hoffmann, American Scientist, 83, 23-25 (1995).
Letter to Former Graduate Students and Postdoc
R. Hoffmann, Chemical Intelligencer, 1(1), 44-46 (1995).
New Molecules That Look Like Trees or a Burst of Fireworks
R. Hoffmann, (in Korean), Shisa Journal (Feb. 23, 1995); (in Spanish), Alephzero 1, Sintesis, Puebla, Mexico, p. 5 (Sept. 4, 2003).
Glass: A Way to Store Radioactive Wastes
R. Hoffmann, (in Korean), Shisa Journal, 90-91 (April 13, 1995).
Bound for Glory
R. Hoffmann, in Scientific American: Triumph of Discovery: A Chronicle of Great Adventures in Science, Henry Holt and Co., New York, pp. 144-147 (1995).
C2 In All Its Guises
R. Hoffmann, American Scientist, 83, 309-311 (1995).