The ChemPRIME
Project - (Lehigh Univ) The ChemPrime Project is a curriculum-wide initiative
in response to the National Science Foundation call for Systemic Change in
the Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum.
Some Chemistry
Resources on the Internet - Maintained by Gary Wiggins at Indiana University,
this is the most complete one-stop shopping index for cruising chemistry
information on the Internet.
Mathmol - The purpose
of MathMol is to provide the K-12 educational community with information
and materials dealing with the rapidly growing fields of molecular modeling
and 3-D visualization.
Vernier Software/Hardware) - Vernier
is an excellent source for lab interfaces to microcomputers, probes, and related
software. Check them out at their new, very useful, website.
Chemistry Hypermedia
Project at Virginia Tech - The Chemistry Hypermedia Project is developing
tutorials that provide supplemental educational resources for undergraduate
chemistry students. The hypermedia documents contain hyperlinks to remedial
material that describe the underlying chemical principles.
Chemistry
in Context - (T. O'Haver, Univ. of Maryland, College Park) One-semester
introductory chemistry course taught as a part of the introductory physical
science component of the Maryland Collaborative for Teacher Preparation.
Chemistry public talks
- A collection of chemistry research colloquia delivered in public and
available on-line as WWW slide shows.
Computational Chemistry
for Chemistry Educators - This course is intended for secondary, community
college, and undergraduate educators of chemistry, as well as graduate students
who are interested in chemistry education.
General, Organic, and Biochemistry
- (J. Hardy, Univ. of Akron) The slide viewer which accompanies the lectures
works with Netscape only.
Physical Chemistry - (The Wilson Group,
UCSD) Loads of flashy graphics to go with the content.
Understanding the
Earth Through Chemistry - Hypertext document on the age of the earth and
the chemistry involved put together from several sources at the USGS and compiled
by James Taggart.
Thermodynamics -
Hypertext document showing outline of Thermodynamics course at MIT
Chemistry Software and Simulations
UCI Collection
of Applets - This site contains a set of interactive simulations for Chemical
Kinetics, Second law of Thermodynamics, Particle in a Box etc. Very neat and
very cool! But needs a JAVA aware browser.
Interactive
Molecular Graphics - A graphical WWW service for interactive browsing
of crystal and molecular structure of macromolecules, But slightly advanced
you can try out the demos they have at the site if you would like to see molecular
structurer of a molecule of your interest you have to provide your own .pdb
file
The Editor is part of chemical database project and soon will let you
to use it for chemical structures database search.
Acid-Base
Equilibrium Calculator - This is a chemistry utility you can use to plot
acid-base fractional composition diagrams and titration curves, and calculate
pH values and species compositions of acid-base solutions. Only available
for Windows.
ChemCAI: Instructional Software
for Chemistry - While this site has been around for some time it deserves
another look since the reources have substantially increased. The site
contains several lists of software sources, demonstration materials and
other resources of interest to Chemistry teachers and course designers.
Model
Science Home Page - They are producing a nifty (and graphic) lab simulation
package. You can download a demo fractional crystalization lab.
