| All
of the text, plus section self quizzes are on-line for you. The
site is very well constructed and can readily help you with basic
concepts. |
Textbook web site (although you will need the username and password to login) |
| Where do I get all those decimal places from? Try your friendly neighborhood U.S. Government! |
Physical Constants |
| Elemental emission spectra are a vital part of chemical identification, and this periodic table shows them all! |
Periodic Table with emission spectra |
| Interested
in very cold temperatures? The coldest was created in Boulder
Colorado and this great web site will show you how. |
Create a Bose-Einstein Condensate |
| The
actual shapes of electron orbital clouds are extremely difficult to
visualize, but this site creates one of the best interpretations I have
ever seen. |
Quantum Mechanics Orbitals with mathematical formulations |
| Does
your calculator not quite interface correctly with the LabPro?
You can download the latest version of the software and place it
on your calculator (as well as other fun tools). |
Vernier Software Downloads. You will need TI Connect to install these programs as "Flash Apps" on your calculator |
| If your interested in science news from around the globe Scientific American magazine should be your first stop. |
Scientific American news and reviews |
| Interested in the periodic Table? Here is a great collection of many different kinds to review. |
Periodic Table Formulations |
| Study questions for general chemistry terms, including areas of the periodic table. |
Power Point (without answers, you will need to work them out!) |
| Intersted
in the weather? I certainly am, and the Earth's atmosphere is a
tremedously easy laboratory to study in (it's just outside your window!) |
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration |