Understanding Physical Science

Chemistry Resources

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The following are resources and references on Chemistry:

General chemistry

Chem4Kids – Overview of Chemistry topics

Chemistry Coach – Extensive listing of information and tutorials from various schools

General Chemistry Toolkit – Toolkits and chemistry information from St. Olaf College

ChemTutor – Basic lessons in chemistry

General Chemistry Topic Review – Overview of subject from Purdue University

Elements

Chemical Elements – Site with details on Periodic Table

Formulas

Chemical Formulas – from the University of Waterloo, Canada

Bonding

Chemical Bonding – Explains all about the subject

Construct a Lewis Dot Structure – Click on compound from list to see its molecular structure – from St. Olaf College

Predicting molecular polarity – Explains polar molecules

Equations

Tutorial on Balancing Chemical Equations – from Ohio State University (good)

Balancing Chemical Equations – from Diamond Bar (CA) High School

Chemical Equations Quizzes – from Ohio State University (difficult)

Product composition

Chemical Composition of Consumer Items – From Chemical & Engineering News

General Chemistry Case Studies – Chemical used in common products

Acids and bases

Weak Acids and Bases – From University of Waterloo, Canada

Experiments with Acids and Bases

Red Cabbage Indicator – Substitute for Litmus paper

Acid Rain Experiments – From Environmental Protection Agency

DHMO Research – Tongue-in-cheek site dedicated to expose the “dangers” of dihydrogen monoxide

Finding chemicals

ChemFinder – Enter the name of a chemical to find its formula and other information on it

General Chemistry Online – Includes search for information on common compounds from Frosburg State University

Chemical Industry Search Engine – Enter a chemical name or molecular formula to get information at bottom of page

Books

Miscellaneous


In conclusion

Use these resources to get further information on the various Chemistry topics. If you have some good Chemistry links, let us know about them.

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