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"The Elements" (Tom Lehrer, 1959, Lehrer Records) Audio only, Audio with Animation
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The
ChemTeam -- An Online
Tutorial for High School Chemistry
This site is designed as a study resource for students in high school and AP
chemistry. ChemTeam provides tutorials and practice exercises for just about every topic
in chemistry. This site contains copies of AP Chemistry Tests from 1970 and
Chemistry Olympiad Tests from 1985.
Chemistry -
The Central Science, Brown & LeMay
Here you will find the companion web sites for the texts used in our Chemistry I
Honors and Chemistry II courses. There are tutorials and graphical
simulations plus practice tests and exams. This site requires registration
each year using code given in class. Chapter
PowerPoints used in class.
Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation
This is the web site for the textbook that we use in the regular Chemistry
I classes.
Khan Academy: Chemistry
Learn
almost anything!!!
With a library of over 3,300 videos on everything from
arithmetic to physics, finance, and history and hundreds of skills to practice,
this site is on a mission to help you learn what you want, when you want, at
your own pace. Videos on
chemistry (roughly covering a first-year high school or college course).
Steve Marsden's Chemistry
Resources
This is a fantastic resource for students and
teachers created by an Honors and AP chemistry teacher at Harvard-Westlake in
California. There is a wealth of information, tutorials, labs, demos, and quizzes on
every topic in general chemistry which teachers and students at all levels will find very
useful. There is an interactive periodic table with a description and photograph of
each element. There are lecture notes, problems, worksheets with answers,
self-grading quizzes, chemistry links, as well as, labs and demonstrations. His
lectures and text are well organized, concise, effective, and apply to all of the topics
covered in Chemistry classes at Jesuit. Mr. Marsden is also readily available for
questions.
Chegg Homework Help
An online study community that provides homework help and step-by-step
textbook solutions for math, physics, science, and engineering courses.
General
Chemistry Web Index-- A Starting Point for Students
An extensive,
selective, annotated collection of the best Web links for students in General
Chemistry courses.
Lecture
Help
Great source of Drill & Practice, Data Analysis, and Word Problems
on just about any topic in basic chemistry from California
State University.
General
Chemistry Cross-Index
Help files on every topic and subtopic of General Chemistry from the
Chemistry Learning Center of the Department of Chemistry at Virginia Tech.
High
School Chemistry
Interactive Practice
For Honors and AP see "AP Chemistry Interactive
Practice" below.
LearnChem.net
LearnChem.net is a free resource for those seeking tutorials, tests and
general information into basic chemistry including AP.
Chemistry 107 Live
Video
lectures covering an entire introductory course. Starring (!) Lawrence S. Brown
of Texas A&M University.
Academic Earth -
Chemistry
Online college course lecture videos in chemistry.
Quizzes
& Tutorials
Interactive online quizzes on every morsel of each topic encountered in
general chemistry from Ohio State University.
General Chemistry
Online
A web site of notes, tutorials, practice quizzes, and resources on basic topics in
General Chemistry using computer animations and computer generated graphs. It explains abstract concepts with easy-to-understand models covering a wide range
of topics such as gas diffusion, Le Chatelier's Principle, and pH curves. The site
also includes a page with 3-D molecular models with bond angles. The Features
section contains, among several items, an excellent chemical mystery
story and an isomer construction set that is almost as much fun as Lego building
blocks! The Companion
Notes have helpful multiple choice quizzes. "Just Ask Antoine"
is a forum for a student to pose his/her own question to an expert, if the
answer cannot be found among the 400 or so archived questions. One can ask specific questions to Antoine who posts the answers.
There is a list of FAQ's, a good Glossary, and some fun features.
On-Line
Introductory Chemistry
This class is intended for
people who need a laboratory science, are pursuing pre-nursing
or health occupations careers, are required to complete a series of chemistry
classes, or need the introductory course for introductory organic chemistry .
Chemtutor
Basic chemistry help is available here for high school or college
students. Chemtutor begins with the fundamentals and gives expert help with the
most difficult phases of understanding your first course in chemistry.
Vizualization and Problem Solving for General Chemistry
Purdue University's chemistry
department designed this tutorial.
Chemistry
Drill and Practice Tutorials
This page contains links to drill and practice problems, word problems, and data
analysis problems designed to help students with the mathematical aspects of chemistry. A
valuable site for the learning of chemistry. Should be used only as a source of
supplementary problems or for review!
Erik's
Chemistry
A collection of Chemistry, AP Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry notes,
available for people to read through, review and learn.
Chemistry
Concept Tests
Thought provoking questions that can be used in lecture to challenge
students to answer after a concept is presented.
Regents
Chemistry Exam Prep Center
New York State High School Regents Exam Prep Center for Chemistry.
Discovery
and Naming of the Elements
This site organizes the elements according to whether their names are
derived from celestial objects, places, minerals, etc.
WysAnt Answers
An online free homework help forum and connection for
those needing an online tutor.
Ziizoo.com
Enables high schoolers to connect online with tutors that are
students at (or graduates of) top US colleges and universities. Charges
vary somewhat depending on the tutor.
Emission, Absorption Gas Discharge Tubes
Emission or Absorption Spectra of the Elements
Quantum Numbers and Electron Configurations
Atomic Orbitals
Exhaustive tables of models of atomic orbitals relative to quantum numbers
(n,l,m).
Orbitron
This is a gallery of atomic and molecular orbitals.
Valence
Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR)
An in-depth description of how VSEPR structures work.
Sigma and Pi Bonds (Shockwave)
Intermolecular
Forces
A simple site with basic introductory information about intermolecular
forces.
Intermolecular Bonding (Van der Waals Forces)
Molecular Modeling and Intermolecular Forces
Models 360
Models of many molecules and solids.
Types of Equations
This site is intended to help the chemistry student learn the basics of writing
and balancing equations, how to predict the products of four general types of
inorganic reactions and how to write and balance equations for the combustion of
hydrocarbons.
Classifying
Reactions (Predicting Reactions)
A more advanced approach to the preceding site.
Chemical Equilibrium in
the Gas Phase
Notes at this site describe the characteristics of gaseous systems at
equilibrium. There are a variety of example problems that are worked out, plus
practice problems.
Acid-Base pH
Tutorial
This site contains notes and self directed exercises designed to help students
with the fundamental concepts of acid-base chemistry.
Blood, Sweat, and Buffers
pH Regulation During Exercise.
Oxidation Numbers & Redox Reactions
A simple site describing the basics of Oxidation/Reduction reactions.
Advanced Placement (The College Board)
AP Chemistry Interactive Practice
AP
Lesson Plans & Performance Objectives
For Standardized Test Prep Help see http://www.jesuitnola.com/upload/clark/college.htm
Analytical Chemistry Cross-Index
Analytical Chemistry Basics (SCIMEDIA)
Instrumental
Analysis Basics
Simple explanation of three types of instrumental analysis: mass spectrometer,
infra-red spectroscopy, and NMR.
Analytical
Chemistry Course
A survey of theoretical
principles of quantitative and instrumental analysis. Emphasis is placed on
newer analytical tools and equipment.
WolframAlpha
Wolfram|Alpha is a one-of-a-kind learning
resource that works as a computational knowledge engine. Wolfram|Alpha is not a
search engine like Google or Yahoo!,because unlike a traditional search engine,
Wolfram|Alpha has the capability to instantly compute the answer to previously
unasked questions instead of scouring the web and returning links to pages that
already exist. The results are displayed in an easy-to-read, understandable
format that can be used as a primary source for educational and academic
purposes.
ChemDex
The Sheffield Chemdex: the directory of chemistry on the WWW since 1993.
ChemFinder
An excellent chemical database which provides facts about a chemical including its
structure. There are also links to sites which contain more information about
chemicals.
Molecular
Gallery
Chime 3D models of 450 molecules.
Alphabetical
Listing of Molecules
An alphabetical list of some molecular models.
MathMol Library
A database of 3-D molecular structures of some common compounds.
Chemicool
Periodic Table
This site is an interactive periodic table which provides extensive
information about each element.
Visual Elements Periodic Table
Periodic Table
This Periodic Table of Elements differs from other periodic table sites in that it carries health and environmental effects for all
individual
chemical elements.
Table of
the Nuclides
A detailed map of all nuclides by atomic # vs. neutron #.
Exploring the Table of Isotopes
A Periodic Table of the Isotopes. Choose an element to learn
more about its isotopes.
Sheffield
Chemputer
It computes isotopic patterns, reaction yields, VSEPR model, and a variety
of other things.
American Chemical
Society - ChemCenter
The world's largest scientific society. ChemCenter is the first place on the
Internet to look for chemistry-related information. The web site for chemical
professionals in industry, academe, and government worldwide, ChemCenter also provides
resources for educators, students and individuals who want reliable, accurate information
about the chemistry-related sciences and the American Chemical Society (ACS)—the
world's largest scientific society.
WWW Chemistry Guide
A collection of chemistry web site links for chemists and
researchers involved in organic, biochemical, computational, medicinal and/or
other chemistry research.
Chemicals-Technology
Chemicals Technology is an online
resource intended for the chemicals industry. It provides the latest industry
news to help professionals and students keep abreast of the latest developments.
Measurement Uncertainty and Significant Figures
Simpler Rules for Counting Sig. Figs.
Math Skills & Significant Figures
ChemLab
Instruments & Techniques
An excellent resource for students to learn the names, function, and
proper use of chemistry lab equipment.
Virtual Textbook of Organic Chemistry
Basic Organic Nomenclature
A site containing links that will take you through the process of organic nomenclature.
Demonstration
Lab
Well-organized listing of laboratory experiments sorted by type.
Experiments range from General Chemistry to all other specific advanced fields
of chemistry.
Elementymology
Peter van der Krogt's "Elementymology" site combines
"Elements" and "Etymology," the study of origins of words.
The "Elementymology" site lists the names of elements in as many as 45
languages, and explains many of the names.
Chemistry Olympiad
The International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO) is an annual chemistry competition
for high school students that takes place in a different country each summer. It is one of the International
Science Olympiads. This web site explains the international competition
and how the ACS will select and train the team that will represent the United
States this summer. The site also has copies of the Local and National exams of
the last two years.
Exams
Selected
Classic
Papers from the History of Chemistry
Here papers from the history of chemistry are available as html files.
Many are seminal papers in their fields. Some are interesting curiosities
Molecules with Silly or Unusual Names
National Mole Day Foundation, Inc.
Science:
The Alchemy Web Site
90 megabytes online of information on alchemy in all its facets. Divided
into over 1300 sections and providing tens of thousands of pages of text, over 1700
images, over 200 complete alchemical texts, extensive bibliographical material on the
printed books and manuscripts, numerous articles, introductory and general reference
material on alchemy.
Physics
Forums
Get help in Physics, Math, Chemistry, Astronomy, Engineering, or
whatever at this extensive forum where you can ask questions and get answers.
SCETI Edgar
Fahs Smith Collection Images
This collection contains over 3,000 images of scientists, laboratories,
and scientific apparatus.
NewScientist
This site of the magazine by the same name presents science news in
laymen's terms.
How Stuff
Works
A massive and still growing resource of well written and well-documented
articles about science and technology. Written by an expert in the field, each article
presents an in-depth look at the inner workings of the many aspects of our technological
society. Included are many articles specific to chemistry.
How
Things Work
A large collection of questions and answers pertaining to all areas of
science written by Louis A. Bloomfield of the University of Virginia. Arranged according
to topic, the site covers many questions related to chemistry. You can contribute by
asking Dr. Bloomfield a question.
The Particle Adventure Home Page
The
Particle Data Group of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory presents an
award-winning interactive tour of quarks, neutrinos, antimatter, extra
dimensions, dark matter, accelerators, and particle detectors.
Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory
A fabulous site relating the past and the on-going research at the lab that has
produced nine Nobel Laureates
National Geographic
This is the Web's premier spot for exploring the world virtually.
Take an interactive tour, choose what you want to see.
Frank
Potter's Science Gems
Frank has organized over 1000 of the most outstanding science sites by subject and
age group.
Exploratorium
The online version of the San Francisco museum with basic explanations of
sophisticated science topics.
Interactive Sky Chart
An interactive map of the night sky by location and time.
Hubble Space Telescope Public Pictures
Powers
of Ten
This link starts as a picture 10 million light years from the earth and
zooms in at a factor of ten, and another ten, and another ten, down to the
quarks in an atom of a leaf.
The Annals of
Improbable Research
The Annals of Improbable Research (AIR) is an international science humor
magazine. AIR chronicles both genuine and concocted research from the world's best
and worst scientists and science writers.
YourDictionary.com
Dictionaries for 270 languages, glossaries of abbreviations and
acronyms, rhyming dictionaries, and specialty guides for nearly 100 fields.
Academic Earth
Lecture videos in diverse subjects by college professors.
Internet Public Library
The Internet Public Library is the first public library of the Internet.
Conferencing Resource
Ultimate guide to PowerPoint on the web.
Notable Quotables
A collection of quotes by an extraordinary variety of people compiled by
Harry Clark. Some are comical, some are profound, but all are amusing.
Bob Breck.com
New Orleans weather authority.
His site also has an interactive sky chart of night sky.
Tropical
Atlantic Satellite
Color enhanced satellite view of the Gulf, Caribbean Sea, and tropical
Atlantic.
Stop Watch
A stop watch and a countdown watch.
Last
Updated 01/22/2013
By Harry Clark