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Visual Interpretation of the Table of Elements - An innovative and
elegant visual tour through the periodic table. Each of the 109 elements
is accompanied by a visual image, as well as a description and history
(including the origin of its name). These pages are image heavy, and take
a while to load.
Cool Site: May 1999
Multimedia
Molecule Extravaganza - Explore animated multimedia movies of DNA
and other complex molecules. This is an excellent upper level chemistry
resource. Requires QuickTime plug-in.
Cool Site: April 1999
Reeko's
Mad Scientist Lab- This densely packed site has scads and scads of
excellent science and chemistry experiments you can try at home, as well
as science book reviews, science tips and more, all delivered in a highly
irreverent style.
Cool Site: January 1999
World
Chemistry Interactive-
This site is a rich and comprehensive resource for upper-level high school
or college students.
Cool Site: December 1998
Polymers
& Liquid Crystals-
A well- constructed and informative site. Learn basic concepts and check
out "downloadable" simulations.
Cool Site: September 1997
The Macrogalleria
- Learn about polymers and polymer science. The site really does take you
through a mall (hence the "Macrogalleria") to demonstrate how
polymers are used in everyday products.
Cool Site: July 1997
BioChemNet - An impressive
collection of links to biology and chemistry sites. The site has few graphics
(which is good!) allowing you to easily navigate to the fifteen categories
provided.
Cool Site: June 1997
Chemist's
Art Gallery. -Animations and visualizations of molecules, polymers,
cells, etc. I'm not sure what all the molecules and polymers are, but they
sure are pretty!
Cool Site: January 1997
Chemistry
Teaching Resources -The most comprehensive listing of chemistry teaching
resources we've come across.
Cool Site: December 1996
Chemicool
Periodic Table -A clickable periodic table that gives in-depth information
on each element. The most complete periodic table we've seen on the web
to date.
Cool Site: February 1996
WebElements
From the College of Chemisty UC Berkeley -A clickable periodic table!
Find the atomic weight for beryllium or gallium or any element. An excellent
chemistry resource.
Cool Site: September 1995
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