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CHM 1020 Spring 2002 Course Related Websites
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CHM 1020--Chemistry
for Liberal Studies--Spring 2002
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Course Related Web Page Links. Links will be added to this page periodically
during the term, with the most recent additions appearing first. Check back
occassionally to see what is new!
Other Textbook Companion Web Sites
Do you want to get another perspective on a topic? Perhaps a bit more detail?
Try visiting these websites for other textbooks.
- Hill and
Kolb, 9th Ed.
- A textbook previously used in CHM 1020.
- Corwin's "Introductory
Chemistry" 3rd. Ed.
- This is a "preparatory" course as a slow introduction for students
wanting to continue in chemistry. Much of the material should be on the
level you could understand. Pick a chapter that you are interested in learning
more about, and from there you have access to some practice quizzes and
web links.
- Brown, Lemay and
Bursten, "General Chemistry", 7th Ed.
- This is a much more advanced book, the one we previously used in our regular
course. Still there may be some value in reading another explanation of
some points, and there is a more extensive collection of on-line quizzes
(though more advanced) and web resources. This is only for the more adventuresome
among you.
- Hill, Baum
and Scott-Ennis, "Chemistry of Life", 6th Ed.
- This text covers introductory general chemistry, some organic chemistry,
and biochemistry all in one text. The introductory chapters are probably
more on your level than the Brown, Lemay and Bursten text.
Chapter 13 Links
- DNA Double
Helix ( Chime tutorial by Eric Martz, U. Mass. Click on items
3 to 6. Use Netscape 4.x. Doesn't work well with Internet
Explorer or Netscape 6..)
- Oxyhemoglobin
structure
- Lecithin (a lipid in membranes)
- Membrane Structure
Chapter 9 Links
- *Drill on Balancing
Chemical Equations (Requires Netscape 4.x)
Chapter 8 Links
- Ice structure
Chapter 6 Links
- Chemical Bonding
- Molecular Geometry
- Electronegativity
of the Elements
Chapter 5 Links
- Exploring
the Electromagnetic Spectrum (An Interactive Site)
- Diffraction
of light
Chapter 4 Links
- More detailed discussions of nuclear chemistry
- ChemCases.com (A
curriculum project at Kennesaw State University).
Chapter 3 Links
- Thomson's Cathode Ray Experiment
- Description
(Chem Team tutorial)
- Millikan's Oil Drop Experiment
- Description
(Chem Team tutorial)
- Rutherford Scattering Experiment
- Description
(Chem Team tutorial)
- Applet
simulation (Molecular Expressions, FSU)
Chapter 3 Links
- More detailed discussions of nuclear chemistry
- ChemCases.com (A curriculum project at Kennesaw State University).
Chapter 2 Links
- Molecules
in Motion (Java Applet demonstration from Berkeley)
- Periodic Tables
Chapter 1 Links
- *Drill on predicting
exponents in calculations(works with Netscape only)
- *Drill on expressing
in scientific notation
- *Drill on Metric--English
estimation
- Periodic Tables
- Celsius-Fahrenheit
plot
- Powers
of Ten
*(Some of the "Drill" web pages were developed by by Professor
George Wiger at Caifornia State University, Dominguez Hills.)
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