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Chemistry
- 21st Century Problem
Solving:
These Web pages provide examples of problems
solved using reliable problem solving methods.
- ChemEd: Chemistry Education
Resources. Courses and topics.
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Chemical Science and
Technology (CST) - Los Alamos: Specializes in waste
management, isotope and nuclear chemistry,
biochemistry and health, chemical analysis, and
environmental chemistry.
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Chemistry Resources on the
Web:
Lorenzo Williams' excellent collection of
resources on the Web for chemists.
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CHEMystery: A virtual chemistry
textbook.
- Instructional Software for
Chemistry - ChemCAI: Software sources, demonstration
materials and other resources of interest to
Chemistry teachers and course designers.
- Internet Chemistry
Resources:
Book catalogs; databases; document delivery;
e-mail servers, list-servs, newstroups, etc.
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Periodic Table of the
Elements:
Click on an element to see more information
(Atomic Number, Atomic Symbol, Atomic Weight,
Electron Configuration, History).
- Prode: Useful information in the fields
of chemical engineering and plant design.
- Real Data Resources: It is now recommended
that K-12 students analyze actual science and
math data collected by themselves and others.
SchoolNet - Math and
Science:
Annotated lists of science and math resources
for: biology and health, chemistry, environment
and ecology, mathematics, physics, and
technology.
Scientific Computing &
Automation:
Chemical Databases, Super-Computing, Medical,
Government, Visualization, Genome Project,
Energy, Physics, Nuclear, Mathematics, Electronic
Journals, Preprint Servers, Educational &
Research.
- Scientific Graphing Lesson: Details the Derivation of
the Slope Intercept Formula; The Slope-Intercept
Formula in Chemistry; Linear Relationships in
Chemistry.
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Science Help Online/ Chemistry: Another good chemistry site with
worksheets you can print out!
- Sheffield ChemDex:
List of Internet chemistry sites
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Study Work's! Practice Balancing Chemical Equations: This was
Cody's favorite site because of the Java you could use for
practicing balancing out different chemical formulas. It does not
give you the correct answers if you are stuck. You just have to keep
trying until you get the "Okay, good job!", lol. But my son enjoyed
it and learned enough to ace his Pace Unit!!!
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Technology for All
Americans Project: In an effort to increase the
technological literacy of all Americans, NSF and
NASA funded this project to develop a clear
vision of what it means to be technologically
literate.
- WebElements: The periodic table on the
World Wide Web.
- The Why Files An electronic exploration
of the science behind the news, carried out by
the National Institute for Science Education
(NISE) and sponsored by NSF.
- World-Wide Web Virtual
Library: Chemistry: WWW Chemistry Sites at Academic
Institutions.
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