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Chemistry
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2001
The Xe Files web site features state-of-the-art technology to provide a fully interactive chemistry experience. It is a web site designed by and for chemistry students. As students ourselves, we know that an interactive, hands-on experience is the most effective and enjoyable method of learning. Thus, we constructed a role-playing web site for chemistry students where you play the role of a detective trying to solve cases. There are in-depth scenarios, interactive and educational video games, and laboratory procedures to take learning beyond the classroom.
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2000
Carbon is 4 Ever is an interactive site that explores different aspects of Organic Chemistry. While giving a brief overview of the main areas of Chemistry, the site focuses on the unique bonding capabilities of the carbon atom and a range of organic compounds (alcohols, alkanes, aldehydes and carboxylic acids). The significance of "4" in the title is a reference to carbon's valency number. To make the lesson interactive and fun, the popular theme of James Bond is used as a metaphor for the site in relation to carbon bonding. The learner must take on the persona of Bond,?: Carbon Bond. They must battle to save the world through five interactive missions and are motivated to learn and apply their knowledge by entertainment, success and a scoring system. The final challenge tests information learned while going through the site.
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2007
Welcome to all visitors from the age of 15 and above. Adults are also exceptable and to those who are interested in science. Visit our website and get extra details on the food elements that you eat.
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2007
An educational site that gives informations about each element of the periodic table
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2004
Chemistry Educational Software presenting alkanes. It includes 3D models of molecules and reactions. Thus, through the help of visual memory, students understand better the chemical processes.
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2004
This website shows the scientific aspects of making candy. It showcases our own candy making adventures and field trip to a local candy factory.
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2003
You probably think of explosions or fire, but that is just a small part of that. chemistry is full of things like cells or elements. My team wants to find out what elements, compounds, and cells really are. We also want really learn what chemistry is, and finally we want to know how it works.
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2003
Hydrogen is a clean and sustainable form of energy that can be used in mobile and stationary applications. Search this site to find out more about hydrogen.
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2003
Our website is intended to teach other students about the Nobel Prize and the importance of working hard to make our world a better place.
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2001
The diamond, graphite and buckminsterfullerene are the well-known allotropes of carbon. It does not meen that the carbon allotropes according with the factor of covalent bond are only as few as that. Using the simple mathematical relations between points and lines only, and our basic space imagination, we have form a lot of potential carbon allotropes according with the factor of bond. If a number of these materials can really be produced, some of them might have special physical characters. These special properties might make beautiful dreams with carbon's future, and perhaps our future too.
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2001
Users will be able to learn about different sports and science by taking a series of quizzes.
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2001
An overveiw of the periodic table. This web site gives the reader a look at the elements and information including history, Technical, as well as the uses of the elements
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2001
This website is mainly about the following elements: Titanium, Oxygen and Nitrogen.
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2001
Our web site has many exciting facts on the world of chemistry. We have a list of facts, mostly about the periodic table of elements, but it also has information on acids, bases, DNA, and similar subjects. On the table of elements, we have up to date info on elements 114, 116, and 118. Come in to our world of chemistry and learn more about it.
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2000
Have you ever wanted to know about fireworks? Come to our site and learn about the different chemicals in them, some history on where fireworks came from, state laws and some tips on firework safety.
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2000
Bubbling over with fun ways to learn, this site explores the basics of Chemistry. Compare the properties of solids, liquids and gases. Find out more about the elements that make up our world with simple and fun experiments. Visit Chemistry!
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2000
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2000
Our site is about Chemistry ,and to be specific we focused on Physical Chemistry. In addition our site contains some information about chemistry in general , some common definitions , and finally, brief biographies about some of the famous scientists who have enriched our Chemistry world.
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2000
This is a site dedicated to the study of Chemistry. Our website will take you through a mystical journey of Chemistry and Science itself!
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2000
The study of chemistry is not merely a memorization of facts and figures, but rather a comprehensive training of one's ability to analyze a problem and formulate a conclusion through strategic experimentations. Therefore, the goal of ChemoLab is to enhance students' problem solving skills while teaching the fundamentals of chemistry that is so essential to know for many careers. Viewers will be able to customize their own interface on our site for a more comfortable learning environment. There will be interactive simulations, tutorials, and experiments to make the experience more enjoyable. Users can also use our online discussion forums and searchable database to help with their needs. ChemoLab will be a dynamic online community for people to meet new friends, learn useful skills, and share creative ideas.
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2000
The webpage is guide the student to know more about chemistry, especially chlorine.
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2000
E-Bionet offers Spanish and English versions of the interactive biology tutorials. Flash animations and over 180 diagrams help users visualize the concepts. ChemWorld has an extensive glossary complementing the notes and a plethora of example reactions, calculations and quizzes. Calculations are supplemented by in-depth explanations of solving techniques.
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2000
Our web page includes many interesting facts about chemistry. We chose chemistry as our subject because if you walked up to an average kid and asked him to name as many elements as he or she could, he would say something like, "Oxygen, Plutonium, Titanium, Gold, Silver, Earth, Fire" It is almost alarming how little the average child knows about chemistry. If you were to ask him or her what the periodic table was, they might stare blankly at you for a minute before asking, "Isn't that the new restaurant on the corner?" Michael asked a few kids in his neighborhood these questions, and these were two of the answers he received. We want to help educate other children about atoms, molecules, and elements. Even if we don't win the Think Quest competition, we will have accomplished our goal as long as we can get ten kids to learn from our website.
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2000
Heat. We can't see it, yet it's all around us, essential for the well being of all creatures on Earth - a mere 3 degree drop in temperature caused the last ice-age. Seeing how much influence thermal energy has in shaping our world, this site attempts to explain the fundamentals and basic scientific concepts behind this intriguing topic. By making use of various media to present the in-depth research, including interactive diagrams, experiments, and lesson plans, this site helps students better understand these principles in or out of the classroom. Furthermore, the user-integrated section is a feature that will further enhance the content of this site, allowing everyone to submit contributions that reflect their own perspectives.
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2000
This is a complete website in the exciting world of petrochemicals. This site is organized into six main sections (Introduction, Extraction, Processes, Industry & Products, Cost Analysis, and Research Tools) and available in English, French, Spanish, & German. It leads users through everything from the basics of organic chemistry, to cost analysis and even running their own refinery!
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2000
Plastic is definitely the discovery of the millennium. Plastic is all around us, but taken for granted. This site sets to seek out the uses and effects of plastics. And make people aware about this wondrous material.
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2000
Our webpage covers the broad topic of Chemical Bonds in order to better help high school and college students understand this highly used area of Chemistry. For students who wish to take the Advanced Placement Exam for Chemisty, this site can be used as a review as well. Our page has many specific sections of Chemical Bonds divided up with images and animations to keep our lessons from being dry. Our site is also interactive. You can test what you have learned from our page on our mock exam, comprised of questions summarizing what is n each section. We hope you enjoy our page, and of course, feel free to contact us. Thanks!
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2000
The Net Equation is an online chemistry resource. A textbook online--and more! This site provides an in-depth look at chemistry, covering a large variety of topics in a way that makes learning easy, while also focusing on specific areas that are important for Advanced Placement students who plan on taking the AP test for college credit. Special features of this site include a message board for posting ideas and questions, a click-and-view Periodic Table of Elements in a convenient separate window, and interviews (in text AND audio) of real-life chemistry professionals.
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2000
We were studying about water since five years ago. Our teacher,Mr Yajima ,was studying the same theme for twenty five years. In this time, we want to study about delicacy of natural water. Our theme is the safety of drinkable water. Is the water that you drink every day safe
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1999
We have been applying the process of bleaching unknowingly throughout our daily lives. Many people have overlooked the significant role of bleaching and hence in our website, we would like to introduce to our viewrs the beauty of the chemistry of bleaching. Though briefly, we managed todescribe its chemical aspects, different areas o bleaching and interesting facts about it involving a wide area of discussion. In both lower and upper levels of education (GCE 'O' and 'A' levels), reduction-oxidation (redox) reactions are being taught and emphasized to the students. As bleaching is mainly a redox reaction, we hope that students will learn about redox reactions through bleaching and at the same time have fun while viewing our website. They will also find it more interesting when this aspect of chemistry is applicable to their daily life. The experiments proposed are simple to conduct, and offer an interesting way to enlighten students about the mechanism of bleaches. As for the science or chemistry teachers, they would also find it useful when extracting information regarding bleaching at a reasonable comprehensive and concise level. This will further serve as a teaching aid for the teachers to pass on the knowledge of bleaching to their students.
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1999
Chempire: A Kingdom of Chemistry Resources Chempire is a site designed for both students and teachers of high school chemistry. Chempire\'s online textbook and reference materials can aid students in completing homework. The online questions can be used to review material for a test or lab. Everything is available at your fingertips in an intuitive, clean, attractive user interface. Teachers registered with Chempire can assign online questions as homework and have the results of each student\'s attempts emailed to them. Imagine using Chempire as a lesson plan for a substitute teacher. Teachers will love the fact that Chempire replaces busy work. No longer will they have to create packets full of similar problems. Chempire\'s Randomization Engine does all of the work for you, and records scores on the fly.
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1999
Our entry tries to find out what is in everyday household cleaning products and if their ingredients are harmful to people or the environment. Its educational objective is to make people aware of the hazards of things they use every day.
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1999
.Why are diamonds called South Africas' best friend? Find out in this site! You will learn where diamonds are found, when diamonds were first found and valued, what structural form diamonds take, and the history of diamonds.Languages: English.
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1999
Our website on Fireworks is educational because it is written in a way that is easy to understand and still delivers the full message. Working on the topic fireworks was interesting and a fun experience. We include the topics of history, safety, how they are made, how they work, different kinds, an interview with Rozzi's Famous Fireworks plant, links, and games. We make the learning fun because we have games, a word search and a crossword puzzle. Our goal was to take a topic that most people find not that educational and make it educational. The topic fireworks was already fun but we have taken it to another level by making a creative and interactive site.
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1999
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To provide a teacher's resource for High School teachers.
To give High school students a comprehensive overview of the elements in the Periodic Table.
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1999
Project A t o m i c - The ultimate online learning experience. Our site shall serve as a teaching and learning medium that both teachers can use. Learning through I.T. can be fun, especially with quizes and 'Did You Know' tips built into the lesson. Project A t o m i c's supplementry diagrams and animations further illustrate concepts and theories that would otherwise be very difficult to comprehend. Topics covered range from simple ones like 'What is radiation?' to more difficult ones like 'Half-life'. Each lesson builds on another and each quiz builds on each lesson, so that every students gets to apply what he has learnt.
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1999
The Chem Files is a Web page designed for beginning and intermediate students wishing to dabble in the world of chemistry to enhance their understanding of chemistry concepts and mathemathics. The web page is modeled along the lines of the hit TV series, The X-Files, in order to make the learning experience motivational and enjoyable. The topics covered range from simple numbers and calculations to kinetics and redox reactions. The chemistry material is written in a witty yet informative way that makes the reader realize that chemistry is not as daunting as it seems. Ultimately, the Chem Files provides a more relaxed view of the subject, allowing the user to learn in a comfortable environment an increase their interest in the subject.
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1999
Our project is about one of the most important discoveries of mankind, the fire.
We will talk of how was its probable discovery, the interaction between man and
fire since the prehistoric times to the present day, the way in which fire
benefits the man and the problems that it can cause when it is used in an
irresponsible way, as well as safety measures and ways to extinguish the
different types of fire.
This research has been developed in order to change the missconception that
many people have about fire. We would like the people who read our work to see
fire as a natural phenomenon that makes easier our lives. To increase the
learning rate, we will exemplify with easy doing and safe experiments proving
the most important topics, every section will have its own summary and a fun
trivia quiz at the end of each one. We have created a systematically tour
through our page in which every topic mentioned above will be explained.
To make this tour more interesting and attractive we had use a character of
our invention named "FLAMITA" who is going to explain each aspect.
Our program is divided in seven interesting subjects.
Introduction and definition of fire
Fire in ancient times
The probable discovery of fire
How and when to start a fire
When fire becomes dangerous
Common uses of fire
First aid
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1999
We are trying to make learning chemistry fun and just a click away. We have witnessed a great improvement in chemistry with our science class ever science the site was made! We all hope that our site will do the same to you!
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1998
This site presents problems and discoveries in experimental atomic physics. Textbook-like, its contents spans 2,000 years of history, starting with Democritus, the Greek philosopher. A special section on the twentieth century provides information on x-rays, radiation, and the quantum theory. Historical background information on the scientists helps develop an overview of the achievements in this area. The site is in English and Polish.
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1998
With the help of chemistry and physics, modern scientists can produce more energy with a tiny radioactive pellet than they can with several tons of coal, gas, or oil. Come visit this well-documented and researched tutorial on atomic science. There is a nice Periodic Table of the Elements. An excellent site and well worth the visit.
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1998
Atomic Magic helps students on their quest to study the atom. This site presents a study of energy levels, orbitals, configurations, covalent bonding, hybridizations, VSEPR Theory, and polar bonds. This is an extensive look at the atom, with many graphics. The biographical section presents information on several famous scientists who contributed to the study of the atom, and a brief time line puts it all in perspective.
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1998
The educational objectives for this entry are to provide in depth information and understanding of atoms and molecules.
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1998
This is a good science web site directed at parents who would like to get their kids interested in science and technology. The tour suggests ways to interest three to ten-year-olds in science by sampling exciting activities and experiments. You'll also find some very good parenting advice on how to help children with homework and how to use hands-on activities to build enthusiasm for learning.
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1998
You're doing your chemistry homework and you need help. You go online but you have no clue where to start looking. Look no further. This web site has scanned the Internet for useful chemistry sites to help average students with their chemistry home work. Topic sites, college sites, sites to help you write a chemistry paper--anything you need is probably linked here.
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1998
Having problems in chemistry? Need help? This is a question-and-answer forum just for you. If you have a serious chemistry problem that you have been struggling with, consult the pros! The site includes the Periodic Table of the Elements and an online text book. You may even be able to help by responding to another person's unanswered question.
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1998
This site is an exhaustive guide to chemistry on the Internet. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced chemistry student this is an excellent site. Information is provided on topics such as acids and bases, atomic structure, balancing equations, types of equations, and chemical composition. Questions at the end of each section allow you to test your knowledge before you move on.
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1998
This series of laboratory experiments is designed to teach you as much about lab procedures as chemical reactions. First, you will learn to demonstrate that carbon dioxide is a by-product of combustion, and test whether or not it burns. Then you will experiment with electrolysis, and more. A challenging test shows that you have really learned something in the process.
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1998
Try this at home! It's a web site that helps increase students' scientific knowledge by providing fun online experiments. Before starting the labs be sure to check out the introduction to chemistry section where you can learn about stats of matter, classification of matter, and atomic structure. Once you have the background material read, try one of the five labs. Be sure to complete the review section to see what you learned.
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1997
This site illustrates the carbon cycle and explains that carbon doesn't ever really die--it just recycles itself. Follow Captain Carbon on his adventures through various cycles. The Protein Cycle features articles on photosynthesis and amino acid synthesis in a plant, and protein synthesis in a cow. The Carbohydrate/Fuel Cycle features articles on farming and wheat processing plus what happens when humans turn Captain Carbon into glucose via the digestive process.
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1997
If you need to study for a chemistry exam, this is a great site for you. The site is easy to navigate, with topics divided into chapters giving more detailed explanations. Each section then contains a glossary of terms and a quiz to apply what you have learned. For fun, there is a section with chemistry jokes, as well as videos of experiments and directions on how to do them.
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1997
True to its name, this web site could easily serve the high school chemistry student as a basic textbook. Covering advanced concepts clearly, but with a great deal of scholarly detail, the source examines gases, chemical reactions, liquids, solids, and several other basic topics. Advance placement chemistry students will find this site especially useful. Links out to various chemical company sites open up a wealth of unusual information about the subject.
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1997
Designed simply, this web site covers basic scientific laws relating to gases and major scientists in the field. The site links out to several experiments and is written in a manner appropriate for high-school students. The diagrams of various processes are an added feature, and one not found in all chemistry sites.
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1997
With lively music and pleasant graphics, learning the basics of kinetic molecular gas theory is easier than one would have supposed, thanks to this clever production. The site includes a glossary, information about basic concepts and formulas, and even a sample test. Students studying the chemistry of gases can learn new concepts and test their knowledge, all in one web site.
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1997
Begin learning chemistry by finding out about the first element in the periodic table, hydrogen. Hi! Hydrogen is divided into two parts. The Research Lab present facts about hydrogen, laboratory safety rules, pictures of warning labels, drawings of lab equipment, and an introduction to techniques such as chromatography and filtration. The Interactive Chemistry Lab on the Net features actual experiments which you can control. After experimenting, take the career quizzes to test your knowledge.
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1997
Elegant in its simplicity, this site offers students the ability to quickly bring up an information sheet about each element. For every element, there is a diagram of the electron configuration, general information about its properties, and a table of physical properties. Students can find out who discovered the element and when, as well as its atomic weight and other important statistics. A small collection of well-chosen links completes the site.
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1997
What is the significance of organic chemistry in everyday life? This site will teach you about hydrocarbons, fats and lipids, and other organic compounds. Good graphics representing different types of compounds enhance the site, as well as a glossary, a quiz, and links to other sites. A periodic table is included along with information such as weight, color, melting point, boiling point and the atomic structure of each element.
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1996
No bells and whistles here, just straight talk about chemistry, everything chemistry! If you left your chemistry textbook in your locker at school, this is the place you'll want to look. This site offers a basic introduction to chemistry, chemical equations and reactions, and chemistry calculators as well as safety rules to follow when you are in the laboratory. There are several great links, WebElements and periodic table information on the Web, too.
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1996
If you are just getting started in Chemistry, here are four simple and easy experiments to try. They are safe enough to try at home (with parental supervision) and use items commonly-found in the house.
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1996
With great simplicity, this site presents the periodic table in its entirety. For each element, the student is given a chart of facts, including the element's atomic number and weight, boiling point, density, and other important physical characteristics. While no links to further information are given, the site is useful as a basic source of information about the elements.
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1996
Enter this site to learn about some science experiments and what is needed in order to perform them.
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