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- A tutorial on acids and bases - From the University of Columbia, Department of Chemistry, this tutorial contains notes and self-directed quiz exercises designed to help students with the fundamental concepts of acid-base chemistry. It is aimed at students with no prior knowledge of acid-base chemistry, hence is appropriate for level three students in the UK. There is an introduction to acids and bases followed by 20 different sections, each accompanied by a short test.
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- A tutorial on balancing chemical equations - From the Ohio State University, Department of Chemistry, a tutorial on balancing equations that includes Shockwave audio and animation. Includes information on the meaning of chemical equations and exercises on balancing by inspection, before moving on to more complicated situations.
pop (Added: 15-Mar-2004 By: dp Hits: 3753)
- Aufbau1 - A comprehensive suite of tutorials, practical schedules, and comedy-dramas for 14-16 year old Chemistry students.
pop (Added: 16-Apr-2001 By: DRP Hits: 3139)
- Chemistry at Sutton College - a useful site from Sutton College. Although perhaps, a little slow to load, it includes resources and links for Chemistry teaching. Includes are detailed notes for GCSE, AS and A level, links, specifications and more.
(Added: 16-Jan-2002 By: DP Hits: 2495)
- Chemistry links - From the Becta tre, a large collection of Chemistry teaching related links. Included are links to quia files, animations, periodic tables and more.
(Added: 13-Feb-2005 By: DP Hits: 1448)
- Chemistry Teaching Resources - A comprehensive list of chemistry teaching resources on the internet from the Department of Analytical Chemistry at Umea University in Sweden. There's an excellent set of links on this site on a variety of topics including online chemistry journals; the history of chemistry; software for chemistry; resource lists for chemistry; safety advice. There's also a number of links to periodic tables. This site is especially, but not exclusively, useful for more advanced level chemistry, e.g. CSYS or Higher Still and A-level.
pop (Added: 12-Jan-1999 By: r Hits: 5122)
- Chemistry Video Resources for Science Teachers - This web site provides video and other resources for KS3/4 and Salters AS/A2 chemistry teachers. The resources include powerpoint presentations, notes and other information to get the best out of the video resources. The resources were produced in 2006/2007 as part of a UK Gatsby Teaching Fellowship.
(Added: 11-Feb-2007 By: EB Hits: 1844)
- Chemistry Webercises Directory - a directory for a limited number of educational chemistry resources on the www - at three levels, introductory, general & organic courses.
(Added: 13-Jun-1998 By: DP Hits: 1599)
- CHEMIX Software for General Chemistry - This site contains chemistry education software for students and teachers (high school, college and university level). CHEMIX Calculator tools: Molecular (handles isotopes, amounts..), thermochemical, balance (stoichiometric), solubility product, weak acid/base, buffer, electrochemistry, periodic table (history, 22 physical properties, NMR-data), a dictionary...Downloadable English and Norwegian versions.
(Added: 22-Dec-1999 By: AS Hits: 1427)
- CITRUS (Chemical Industry Resources User Site) - Part of an educational research project looking at the areas of pre-university chemistry teaching which are concerned with the Chemical Industry, specifically concerned with Internet resources. Included links to resources.
(Added: 13-Jun-1998 By: DP Hits: 887)
- Collision theory animations - a series of animated models which can be used to illustrate ideas behind the kinetic theory. These models are for experimenting with and having fun - by clicking and holding a stationary 'particle' you can drag the particle back to give it energy. The number of collisions between different coloured balls is counted (equivalent to a reaction). For example although not prompted to, any stationary 'particle' can be grabbed and "twanged". Thus a newton's cradle can be made or the catalyst model can be tested by a slow particle.
These applets should find a multitude of uses - from interactive teacher-led demonstration on a large screen to individual exploration. They require a recent version of Java.
pop (Added: 25-May-2005 By: dp Hits: 2673)
- Creative Chemistry - an excellent resource for Chemistry teaching, particularly for the AQA GCSE Double Award scheme. It includes many downloadable worksheets (in .pdf format) organised into the AQA modules,
worksheets, teachers' and technicians' notes for the ‘Creative Chemistry’ activities, interactive revision quizzes, puzzles, links and the "Sc1 Tune-up Garage". The site is also searchable.
pop (Added: 11-Mar-2000 By: DP Hits: 4204)
- Doc Brown's Chemistry Clinic - A general help site for GCSE and AS, A2 Level Chemistry Students. Site contains revision notes, short tests and structured questions with answers supplied.
(Added: 20-Jan-2002 By: DPB Hits: 2084)
- GCSEChemistry - This site is intended for use by schools and students preparing for GCSE or Standard Grade. It contains over 400 pages and includes both a contents section and an alphabetical index. The content covers the full GCSE spectrum with a mixture of colourful text and diagrams.; elements, compounds and mixtures, atomic structure and bonding, the Periodic Table, Moles, reactivity series, acids and alkalis, rates of Reaction, the Haber process and Rocks. Any part of the syllabus can be easily accessed through the index. Material from the site may be downloaded for personal use. This is a useful reference website. It even offers a choice of language between American English and English.
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- Organic Chemistry - chemistry goes organic - - When anything can go 'organic', maybe here's a clue to making chemistry trendy! IT guru Roger Frost has donated this set of whiteboard intereactives all about chemistry gone organic. The subject (organic chemistry) occupies more than a quarter of the AS/A2 specifications as well as parts of the new GCSEs (alkenes, fuels, polymers, pollution and DNA). This collection consists of production (hence free) samples showing IUPAC nomenclature, formation of oil, fractional distillation and electrophilic substitution.
(Added: 25-Sep-2006 By: DP Hits: 1173)
- Revision Resources for A Level Chemistry Students - contains revision quizzes which are referenced using the OCEAC syllabus. The material is designed for revision and practise. Explanations or introductory material is not included. All the quizzes can be used on line or downloaded.
pop (Added: 13-Jun-1998 By: DP Hits: 3435)
- SHU Analytical Chemistry - Analytical Science On-Line from SHU. Includes information (theoretical principles and quizes) and simulations. Very useful sets of notes for level 3 students.
(Added: 14-May-1998 By: DP Hits: 923)
- Video Resources for A Level Chemistry - information about a CD-ROM of video clips
relevant to A level Chemistry, produced by Mike
Docker from Farnborough Sixth Form College. It contains over 90 clips of
Chemistry demonstrations and 20 “video quizzes”. Samples of the material
from the CD-ROM can be downloaded from the web site. The CD-ROM
comes with copyright conditions allowing multiple copies of the
CD-ROM to be burned by an institution and the resulting disks to be
distributed to students. Detailed instructions are available on the web site
showing how to incorporate the video clips into PowerPoint
presentations. A full site licence costs £80.
(Added: 3-Feb-2003 By: DP Hits: 1453)
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