Links
which provide excellent sources of information:
.
- chemistry news
- Chemistry and Industry
Magazine
Chemdex (great index for other chemistry and physics sites)
Elements
- Periodic Table:
Web elements (Shefield, England; still the best!)
- Material Safety Data Sheets
- Oxford UK ~2,000 MSDS
Cornell University ~325,000 MSDS
Vermont SIRI ~180,000 MSDS
ChemFinder ~60,000 MSDS includes 2D & 3D structures
where to find MSDS information: a very extensive index
MOLECULAR MODELS (Table of Contents)
Molecule Models at Okanagan University College
Chemist's Art Gallery
- Perception
and Action
Vision, Hearing, Smell
Vision
How We See colors
Smell Database
Touch
Somatic Senses
Pain and Motor Coordination
Exhibition of High Speed Photography
- Spectra
of Gas Discharges
Visible spectra of sodapop
Berkeley Chemistry Modules
- physics news
National Research Laboratories
- CERN (Inventors of the WEB,
high energy research in Europe)
GSI (nuclear physics, synthesis of new elements in Germany)
Astronomy and Astrophysics at NSSDC
NASA
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
- SLAC Virtual
Visitor Center
Stanford Synchotron Radiation Lab
- TXRF (group
Trapp worked with at SSRL; Trapp's web pages)
- Science Beat: LBL News
Glenn Seaborg - His Life and Contributions
,
- Marie Curie
and The Science of Radioactivity
Einstein-Image and Impact.
The Discovery of the Electron
Heisenberg / Uncertainty Principle
Transistorized! The History of the Invention of the Transistor
Andrei Sakharov: Soviet Physics, Nuclear Weapons and Human Rights
History of physics exhibits and source materials
- TerraServer
Plate Tectonics
U.S. Global Change Data and Information System (GCDIS)
- MSDS (above)
- ChemCenter
education support
National Chemistry Week:
Project Seed for economically disadvantages HS Jr. & Sr
Division
of Chemical Education, (ACS)
- suggested
journals to read:
available textbooks:
DivCHED Examinations Institute:
Chemistry Olympiad:
- Virtual
Library links to history
National Fire Protection Association
Compressed Gases Association
Software
- MacMolecule2 and
PCMolecule2: