The Periodic Table of
Elements
(Los Alamos National Laboratory): The table contains all the known
chemical elements and some information about each one.COURSE SUPPORTIVE MATERIAL
Chemistry
The Periodic Table of
Elements
(Los Alamos National Laboratory): The table contains all the known
chemical elements and some information about each one.
Chemistry Hypermedia
Project: The Chemistry Hypermedia
Project is exploring new ways to apply computer and network
technology to help students learn chemistry. The specific goals
of this project are:
1. To use the internet to provide supplemental educational
resources to chemistry students.
2. To determine effective hypermedia designs for chemical
education.
3. To evaluate the distribution of multimedia educational
material over the internet.
4. To develop, evaluate, and dessiminate prototype programs for
creating interactive exercises.
High School Chemistry 250+ Links: Links to Web-sites about high
school Chemistry.The links to WWW chemistry sites are organize by
topics appropriate to the subject. Twenty-five topics are
included in this list, such as history of Chemistry, periodic
tables, organic and anorganic Chemistry, Chemistry magazines.
Analytical Chemistry: Lessons of Analytical
Chemistry from the University of Akron.
Chemistry Lab Guide (Cal Chany, University of
Illinois): A Guide to Good Laboratory Practices and WWW Chemistry
Information for Students. Here you can find basic laboratory
safety rules, how to prepare for laboratory experiments, how to
write a good general Chemistry laboratory report, tips for
organic laboratory experiments, where to look for sources of
Chemical information.
American Chemical Society: The American Chemical
Society was founded in 1876 and is a not-for-profit organization.
It is the world's largest scientificsociety and has a membership
of over 151,000 chemists and chemical engineers.The Society is
recognized as a world leader in fostering scientific education
and research, and promoting public understanding of science.
Τhe Catalyst: This site has been
developed specifically for the high school chemistry teacher, to
provide a place for finding relevant information for use in and
out of the classroom. However, all others are encouraged to take
advantage of this site as well. It includes a Question &
Answer page to assist you in finding answers to questions you may
have about chemistry and a page to give you access to various
high schools on the internet.
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