Chemistry
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PH@school
The Prentice-Hall website which accompanies Ms. Fletcher's chemistry
textbooks. |
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Conceptual Physics
An important Prentice-Hall website linked to the CHS textbook. |
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General Chemistry
Online An introductory and searchable guide to chemistry including
a database of 800 common compound names, formulas, structures, and
properties, and another for over 400 annotated Web sites. |
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Chemistry Functions
Will convert moles to particles and many more conversions! |
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Interactive
Periodic Tale of the Elements |
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ChemFinder.Com
Plug in a chemical name, CAS Number, molecular formula, or molecular
weight and get the compound's characteristics. |
Astronomy
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The Nine
Planets This is a multimedia tour of the solar system with text,
pictures, sounds and an occasional movie. |
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Planetary Sciences
Organized according to subjects covered, including space mission
projects, planets and satellites, etc. |
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Hotlist: Space Science
A large collection of links to Internet resources related to Space
Science and Astronomy. |
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Cosmos
& Chronos A site dedicated to examining the theories of
Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky, who believed that earth's history includes
catastrophic changes that alter the polar axis, and which also
affected the nature of life on the planet.
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Harvard
SETI Home Page
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SETI Institute
Information about scientific research in the general field of Life
in the Universe with an emphasis on the Search for Extraterrestrial
Intelligence (SETI). |
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Cyberview3d
A chance to move a space station and view it in 3D. |
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The
Bruce Medalists The Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP)
is a worldwide organization that brings together research scientists,
teachers, amateur astronomers, and "armchair astronomers"
to "advance the Science of Astronomy, and to diffuse information
concerning it."
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Powers
of Ten Watch the progression of successive orders of magnitude
from electrons to the Milky Way from 10 million light years away. |
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Your Sky
See and print a map of the stars visible from any place in the world
at any time of year. |
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Physics
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The San Francisco Exploratorium |
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Circles of Light: The
Mathematics of Rainbows A mathematical model of light passing through a water droplet. |
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Exhibits and Online Source Materials
for History of Physics and Allied Sciences People, events and discoveries in Physics
and other related areas of science. |
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Physics 2000 Have fun learning
visually and interactively about physics and familiar high-tech devices. |
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Physics
Demonstrations and Activities From "The Physics of Everyday
Life" workshop, which focused on five key physical concepts:
Newton's laws of motion, Bernoulli's equation, the 1st law of
thermodynamics, Ohm's law, and Faraday's induction law.
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Scientific
Investigations A collection of experiments reported online,
with graphics. Includes: Classical, Rotational, and Sports Related
Mechanics, Astrophysics, Numerical Techniques for Mechanics, Fluids,
and More.
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Quantum
Mechanics & Physics Timeline Since Ancient Times A timeline
of the major developments in Quantum Mechanics, Molecular Physics,
Atomic Physics, Nuclear Physics, and Particle Physics, since the
ancient Greeks. (Unavailable, 9/03)
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The
American Physical Society E-print articles in physics journals
of the The American Physical Society.
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Physics Journals Links from
Yahoo. |
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Nobel
Laureates in Physics 1901 - 2002 This page is a service of
the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center Library.
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Contributions
of 20th Century Women to Physics A documented archive of information
about women who have made original and important contributions
to physics this century through 1976.
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The Center for History of Physics
Exhibits Marie Curie, Albert Einstein, Transistors, the Discovery of the Electron,
Heisenberg and Andrei Sakharov. |
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Discovery of the Electron The history
of the electron, from the American Institute of Physics. |
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Emilio
Segrh Visual Archives Focuses on American physicists and astronomers
of the twentieth century, but includes many scientists in Europe
and elsewhere, in other fields related to physics, and in earlier
times
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