Ulmer, Ed

Mr. Ulmer's

CP Chemistry Links

1. Chemistry Tutorial : This is a great study aid. Practice questions are provided with answers.

2. WebElements : The BEST periodic table of elements found on the Web. This has everything about the elements, and is very reliable.

3. ClassZone: This is a link to a web site that matches our textbook. There are online quizzes that will help with test preparation.

4. Chemistry PowerPoints : This web site has PowerPoint presentations that review calculations in a step by step way. There are also practice problems.

5. Specific Heat Practice: This contains aworksheet and a link to a web site with practice problems. More practice.

CHEMISTRY LINKS

Periodic Tables:	Quiz Sites:
webelements.com	Zumdahl: World of Chemistry
chemicool.com	Science Geek: General Chem
chemicalelements.com	Science Geek: AP Chem
Los Alamos Laboratory
	Alternative Energy:
Plastics and Polymers:	The Sierra Club
American Plastics Council	Union of Concerned Scientists
Plasticsresource	National Renewable Energy Lab
	U.S. Department of Energy
Global Warming:
Greenhouse Effect (pdf)	Petroleum:
Global Temperatures (pdf)	About Fossil Fuels
Carbon Dioxide Levels (pdf)	World Coal Institute
Ozone 20 Questions (pdf)	American Petroleum Institute
EPA Global Warming Page	How Oil Refining Works
NRDC Fact Sheet (PRO)
American Enterprise Institute (CON)	PA Coal Region:
	Centralia History
Other Cool Sites:	The Centralia Project
USGS Water Science	Pioneer Tunnel
How Fluorescent Lamps Work	Eckley Miner's Village
How Light Works
How Atoms Work	Nuclear Energy:
How Electricity Works	How Nuclear Reactors Work
How Batteries Work	How Nuclear Bombs Work
How Helium Balloons Work	Nuclear Energy Institute
How Hot Air Balloons Work	U.S. EPA
How SCUBA Works	Nuclear FAQ's
How Refrigerators Work	U.S. NRC
How Aerosol Cans Work

Last Modified on January 23, 2010