CYBERTOWN CAMPUS

CHEMISTRY SCHOOL

"Contains the work of key individuals who have shown a vision of the future in creating innovative and original chemistry Internet resources for all."

A selective list of resources related to chemistry and associated fields. Resources are organized according to either Internet service (gopher, ftp, etc.) or subject (e.g. Teaching Resources).

A directory of excellent chemistry and biology educational resources including such topics as general chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, general biology, cell biology, genetics, microbiology, immunology, biotechnology, science careers, journals, and ethics.

Links to Original Essays, Modeling, Courses, 3-D Images, Journals and Software.

Great links to Chemistry related topics. You can also register to receive an automatic e-mail notice when this page is updated.

Explore this collection of technical papers and links to chemistry-related images, VRML sites, associations, publications, indices, newsgroups, and mailing lists.

This web site is for chemistry teachers in grades 9 through 12, and students may also find it useful. "It is assumed that users of this site are qualified chemists who are aware of proper chemical and apparatus usage. Safety precautions such as the use of goggles, aprons, gloves, and so forth are assumed. It is also assumed that all chemicals used will be disposed of properly."

It is a competition in chemistry for pupils all around the world. The theoretical and practical problems include themes in analytical, inorganic, physical, theoretical and technical chemistry as well as biochemistry. Four pupils of every country are participating every year; in 1994 the olympiad was held in Oslo (Norway). 42 countries participated in this competition. In 1995 the competition was held in Peking (China).

Learn the behavior of stratospheric ozone and trace gases such as methane, nitrous oxide, and the chlorofluorocarbons that profoundly influence the habitability of the Earth even though together they comprise less than one percent of the Earth's atmosphere.

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