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Helpful Links for Dr. Bell-Loncella's Classes

Periodic Tables:

• One of the most extensive Periodic Tables is at the University of Sheffield. If you "click" this button you will go to WebElements, The Periodic Table on the WWW! 
• Chemicool.
• Scott Van Brammer's Periodic Table
• Milt Hull's hand-programmed Periodic Table
• Yahoo maintains a list of Periodic Table Sites
• Others?

Helpful Library Pages:

• The Pitt University Library System has a page dedicated to helping you finding something on the WWW.

Links for Chem 0080, the Chemistry in Context WWW site

Links to sites with nifty chemistry information

• The Why?Files, Science behind the News.
• ChemDex An absolutely awesome index of other Chemistry Web sites.
• The Chemistry section of Yahoo, a General WWW Guide.
• ChemInfo a List of Chemistry sites
• Songlei's Chemistry Page, a well-organized collection of resources
• Want Chemical Data?  Check the Chemical Sciences Data Tables
• Chempointers Another list of Chemistry sites.
• The Chemistry Teaching Resources at Umeå University is yet another site that has collections of links
• GreenBeat, a monthly Internet magazine profiling environmental endeavors and related subject matter
• NEDO, New Energy and Industrial Technology
• The Why?Files, Science behind the News

Having Trouble Solving "Word Problems"?

• Professor Gary Bertrand has one Possible Solution

Articles (on the Web) about Chemistry

• Sometimes the ACS publishes articles in Chemical and Engineering News (on the Web) describing neat Chemistry sites. These URLs change regularly, so your best bet is to go to the ACS Home Page. It has a hot link to the publications division and the Hot Articles page.
• This winner of this year's Nobel Prize

Other sites related to chemistry & chemistry classes

• Guidelines for writing papers & citing references
• Weekly FAQ Lists
• Biographies of Scientists
• Elements & the Periodic Table
• Light and Radiation
• If you find some more let me know
• Links with information about Environmental issues
• Greenpeace International Homepage
• United Nations Environment Programme -- Geneva Executive Center
• Pesticide Action Network
• The EPA Home Page (you'll be going here often)
• A link to EPA Databases & Software
• NEDO, New Energy and Industrial Technology
• Links to pages you found (Chem 0080) ...
• To subscribe to the Chem0080 list server
• To subscribe to the Chem-BL list server

... and a few other interesting links ...

• Professor O'Haver's "Chemical Informatics" Page This page will help you learn some good strategies when searching the WWW
• Greg Dick's HTML authoring tools page. Very Useful!!
• Want to know a little more about Dr. Bell-Loncella?
• Want to know more about the area?
• Johnstown Homepage
• Pennsylvania Homepage
• University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown
 

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This Page was developed for Chemistry Classes at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown by Dr. E. T. Bell-Loncella, Department of Chemistry. Questions, difficulties, or complaints about the assignment should be sent to Dr. Bell-Loncella at etkchem+@pitt.edu-- just click and you can send your message!.

If you found a really neat site you think your classmates might like, send it to the Chem-BL list.

Modified October 12, 1998

Acknowledgements: The "Chemical Informatics" page was developed by Prof. T.C. O'Haver, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Maryland, College Park, MD. Comments, suggestions and questions should be directed to Prof. O'Haver at to2@umail.umd.edu.