 | WebElements - Mark Winter, University of Sheffield: click on an element
and physical, chemical, nuclear, biological, and geological data is available.
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| Periodic
Table of the Elements - Los Alamos National Laboratory: for each element,
provides information related to the history, source, properties, and uses.
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Chemicool.com: the periodic
table has lots of information on each of the elements. A chemistry
dictionary and a discussion forum are also available for use. |
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Schemata of the
Elements -C. W. Johnson: the schema design allows visualization of
periodicity, as well as patterns regarding other aspects of the elements and
their atoms and molecules. |
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Chemicool Periodic Table - David Hsu: provides physical and chemical data
for the elements. |
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The Elements: There is a lot of stuff here - text, stories,
pictures, and data. Click on the element on the front page and find
technical data about the element. |
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The Periodic Table
- S. Van Bramer, Widener University: provides a blank periodic table template:
a periodic table containing the f-block within the main portion of the table;
a periodic table with the atomic number and element symbol; a periodic table
with the atomic number, the element symbol, the IUPAC mass, and the IUPAC
approved name; and a periodic table with the atomic number and element symbol
for projection onto a screen. Requires the
Adobe Acrobat
Reader. |
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Chemistry Teaching Resources - Umeå University: provides a list of
chemistry teaching resources on the Internet. The
Periodic Tables and Related Materials provides links to a number of
different periodic table resources. |
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Visual
Elements - The Royal Society of Chemistry: provides an introduction to
the periodic table and information on elements and families of elements.
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Periodic Table Matching
Game: D. K. Schmidel & W. G. Wojcik. This is a free online
learning activity for chemistry students. The goal is to drag element symbols
onto their correct positions in the periodic table. This game requires the
FLASH player. |
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Periodic Table of Comic
Books: Dept. of Chemisry, University of Kentucky. Click on
an element to see a list of comic book pages involving that element. |
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Lenntech Periodic
table - Lenntech
Water treatment & Air
Science:
each chemical element contains a link
to a page that explains its
chemical
properties, health effects, environmental effects,
application data, an image and also information of the history/inventor of
each element.
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