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Chemistry

Acids and Alkalis - The Ph factor. All about bases, acids, alkalis, pH and lots more.
Acoustic Properties of Materials - Includes many solids, liquids, and gases. From Specialty Engineering Associates.
Alcester Grammar School - Chemistry links.
Athena Mineralogy - Databases of inorganic and organic minerals.
Atomic Scattering Factors for the Elements - Graphical representation for many elements.
Atomic Weights of the Elements - Web version of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry data. From Queen Mary & Westfield College.
Balancing Chemical Equations - tutorial on balancing equations.
BBC Bitesize - Chemistry
BUBL - Catalogue of Internet Resources: Chemistry links
Chem 4Kids - Another well presented site that includes lots of explanations about chemistry classroom jargon. Information and news about biology, chemistry, physics and geography.
Chem Dex - Excellent site for all things Chemical. Links to over 4000 sites.
CHEMystery - A virtual chemistry textbook, to provide an interactive guide for high school chemistry students.
Chem Guide - Help for 'A' level and advanced GCSE chemistry.
Chem Soc - Browse by category the collection of links.
Chemistry Guide Guide to web sites related to chemistry and the chemical industry.
Chemical Jigsaw - Will help you understand chemical reactions and many more.
Doc Brown's - Chemistry clinic.
Element Games - Online and printable games based on the Periodic Table of Elements.
Element Matching
Fractional Distillation
Highland - Virtual Learning Community links.
Hyperchemistry on the Web - Complete directions for simple chemistry experiments you can do at home.
History of Chemistry - Important moments in the history of chemistry and list of Nobel Prize winners. Also includes a glossary of chemistry terms.
LGFL Skool - Chemistry is about what things are made of, how they react with each other and how they change when they come together.
Mirror Molecules - Some molecules come in mirror-image pairs ... a right-handed one and a left-handed one. This Smithsonian site helps school grades 5 and above learn more about the structure of molecules.
Mr Watson 2000 - With GCSE notes and experiment ideas.
My New School - For Chemistry help, quizzes and links.
Pictorial Periodic Table
Polymers: They're Everywhere - National Geographic explains what polymers are, where they're found, and why they're important.
Quia - Chemistry - Try a user created Chemistry activity or even create your own.
Second Law of Thermodynamics - Lengthy, text-based tutorial.
Squashed Frogs - Chemistry for KS3/4/5
Tanner's General Chemistry - Tutorials and quizzes, ions in solution, electrode potentials, charge transfer kinetics and electrodes.
Teachers TV - Demonstrating chemistry experiments.
The Comic Book Periodic Table of the Elements - Comic book images such as Uncle $crooge, Metal Men, Metamorpho, Batman, Fantastic Four, Superman, and many more, linked to the chemical elements via the periodic table.
The Atoms Family - Based in the Miami museum of science, suitable for 5-12 year olds.
The pH Factor - Virtual chemistry lab about the pH scale.
Visual Elements - Makes learning the periodic table more easy.
Webelements - Scholar edition