This web site is designed to help chemistry teachers find useful information on the internet. There are a few of the more interesting and helpful sites listed below. This is not even the tip of the iceburg; there is much more information available, it is just a matter of finding it. I hope what I have listed so far is helpful to you. Remember that this site is still under construction!
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The following sites are of interest to both high school teachers and high school students. You may also want to check out the college sites as well.
| http://home.ptd.net/~swenger | This site contains everything from what search engines to use to lab
safety. This site is a must for all high school chemistry teachers. |
| http://www.chemplace.com | This site if for students and teachers of all levels. You must purchase
a membership.
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| http://www.nsta.org/
pubs/tst/index.htm |
This is the homepage for The Science Teacher, a publication for secondary science teachers containing articles covering assessment, cooperative learning, problem solving, and interdisciplinary studies. |
| http://www.
hamilton.net/ aurora/city/edgerton.htm |
Contained here is information concerning the scientists in residence at the Edgerton Explorit Center, a hands-on learning institute. |
| http://www.canby.com/~hemphill | This site contains dozens of links to science related sites, a hotlist for students, and a Mt. St. Helen’s Volcano student page. |
| http://medicine.
wustl.edu/ ~ysp/MSN/MAD.SCI.html |
An award-winning site that answers questions from curious students, contains edible labs for them to use, and a science library with links to other science sites. |
| http://www.CERlabs.com/chemlabs/ | The Chemical Education Resources page where you can order any type of resources used in a chemistry class. |
| http://www.uky.edu/
~holler/msc/discover/nutstoyou/hotnuts.html |
The classic calorie count experiment written out in an easy-to-follow lab format including tables and drawings for the set-up. |
| http://www.lapeer.lib.
mi.us/ Chem/index.html |
A web site for teachers to share ideas including lab information, demonstration, and much more. |
| http://www.negp.gov | The National Educational Goals Panel homepage. |
| http://www.optc.com/PTViz.html | This site contains a periodic table illustrator for both teachers and students to use. |
| http://rampages.
onramp.net/ ~drcranor/chem.htm |
This site is for MSDS sheets. |
| http://siri.org/msds | This is a database of lots of MSDS sheets. |
| http:
//www.umsl.edu/divisions /artscience/chemistry/books |
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| Journal of Chemical Education On-Line |
| http://www.chemplace.com | This site if for students and teachers of all levels. You must purchase
a membership.
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| http://www.nsta.org/
pubs/tst/index.htm |
This is the homepage for The Science Teacher, a publication for secondary science teachers containing articles covering assessment, cooperative learning, problem solving, and interdisciplinary studies. |
| http://www.CERlabs.com/chemlabs/ | The Chemical Education Resources page where you can order any type of resources used in a chemistry class. |
| http://www.lapeer.lib.
mi.us/ Chem/index.html |
A web site for teachers to share ideas including lab information, demonstration, and much more. |
| http://www.negp.gov | The National Educational Goals Panel homepage. |
| http://www.optc.com/PTViz.html | This site contains a periodic table illustrator for both teachers and students to use. |
| http://rampages.
onramp.net/ ~drcranor/chem.htm |
This site is for MSDS sheets. |
| http://siri.org/msds | This is a database of lots of MSDS sheets. |
| http:
//www.umsl.edu/divisions /artscience/chemistry/books |
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| Journal of Chemical Education On-Line | |
| http://snyoneab.
oneonta.edu/ ~pencehe/careers.html |
This site contains helpful information for students interested in making chemistry their careers. Includes interview questions, tips on graduate schools, and much more. |
| http://www.sp.
uconn.edu/ ~chem12x/cgi=bin/excuses.pl |
Comic relief for struggling students. |
| http://maple.lemoyne.edu/~guinta | Classical chemistry papers from the history of chemistry are posted at this site as well as links to other chemistry related sites. |
| http://webserve.
emporia.edu/ S/www/chemist/davies/ |
This site concerns chemical calculations like stoichiometry problems. It is designed more for college professors. |
| http://www.cci.unl.edu/
Chau/Chau97.html |
This site is a workshop for the use of the internet in the classroom. |
The following sites contain information about
Nobel Prize Winners:
| Smithsonian Institution | St. Louis Science Center |
| Museum of Science, Boston | Carnegie Science Center |
| The Tech Museum of Innovation | Franklin Institute Science Museum |
The following are names and addresses of several chemical listgroups which you can email by clicking on the addresses. You can subscribe to these groups usually by giving your name and address. The subscription allows you to talk via email with hundreds of people concerning various topics of chemistry.
| CHEMCLUB | CHEMCLUB@UMSLVMA.UMSL.EDU |
| CEM251 | CEM251@MSU.EDU |
| CHEMCHAT | CHEMCHAT@UAFSYSB.UARK.EDU |
| CHEMCONF | CHEMCONF@UMDD.BITNET |
| CHEMED-L | CHEMED-L@UWF.CC.UWF.EDU
Good for all levels of chemistry. Highly recommended. |
| CHEMIC-L | CHEMIC-L@VM.TAU.AC.IL |
| CHE480-L | CHE480-L@UTMARTNV.BITNET |
| CQSHARE | CQSHARE@UWF.CC.UWF.EDU |
| HPPROT | HPPROT@TAMVM1.TAMU.EDU |
| ACSMEDI | ACSMEDI@CMS.CC.WAYNE.EDU |
| CHEMCOM | CHEMCOM@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU |
| MEDDCHEM | MEDDCHEM@CMS.CC.WAYNE.EDU |
The following sites contain free chemistry stuff. This includes free software and drawing programs.
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