see also: SCC Library: Science : Chemistry

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ACIDS AND BASES

• Acids and Bases Are Everywhere
  An introduction to acids and bases.

ATOMIC STRUCTURE

• Chem4Kids.com: Atoms: Structure
  Basic information about atomic structure.

BONDING

• Internet Exercise: Writing Formulas
  Go to this site to get more practice in writing formula.

CHEMISTRY TODAY

• Ask the Experts
  Answers from Scientific American to over two dozen questions involving chemistry, from "Is 24K gold pure?" to "What is Jello?"
• DHMO
  Dihydrogyn monoxide: deadly invisible killer?
• National Plastics Center and Museum
  Everything you never wanted to know about plastics.

CLIP ART

• CLIP ART - Math and Science
• Chemistry.org: Chemistry Clip Art
• Chemistry and Some General Science Clipart
  Lots of specific ones.

ENERGY

• Thermochemistry
  An introduction to thermochemistry.
• What is an Exothermic Reaction?

EQUILIBRIUM

• What the Heck is Equilibrium?
  Basic information about chemical equilibrium.

FUN AND GAMES

• Creative Chemistry Fun Stuff
  Nine different games to test your knowledge and waste time.
• This Week in the History of Chemistry
  Find out what happened on any day of the year.
• Puzzlemaker/Clip art

GAS LAWS

• Molecules in Motion
  See how varying mass, temp and number of particles will affect the pressure.

M O THEORY/VSEPR

• Internet Exercise: Molecular Structure and Geometry
  Randomly generated worksheet for assigning solecular structures and vsepr geometries.
• Virtual VSEPR
  Tutorial on Valance Shell Electron Pair Repulsion

NOMENCLATURE

• Elements Get Final Names
  How do NEW elements get their names?

NUCLEAR

• Control The Nuclear Power Plant
  Run the nuclear power plant without a meltdown.
• The Law of Radioactive Decay
  The law of radioactive decay predicts how the number of the not decayed nuclei of a given radioactive substance decreases in the course of time.
• Do transuranic elements such as plutonium ever occur naturally?
  From Scientific American's "Ask An Expert" section, a short article about transuranic elements.

ORGANIC

• Functional Groups

PERIODIC TABLE

(See: Science 2: Chemistry from the SCCHS Library.)

REACTION RATES

• Chem4Kids.com: Reaction Rates
  Basic intro to rates of reaction.

SOLUBILITY

• What substances, such as cerium sulfate, have a lower solubility when they are heated?
  From Scientific American's "Ask An Expert" section.

EXTRA CREDIT

• Internet Research Exercise#1: Elements
  Go to this site and research the assigned element for extra credit.
• Internet Research Exercise#2: DHMO
  Go to this site and do one of the three choices for extra credit.
• Internet research Project#3: MOLE
  Go to this site and research your assigned number of problem for extra credit.