The Chemicals in Your Life
On Wednesday, April 5, we will be doing a class exercise to explore the properties of acids and bases. Groups of 3-4 people will work together. Please organize your group and bring the needed supplies to class.
Suggested homework problems:
Problems have been assigned for:
Chapters 1, 2 and 3
Chapters 4,5 and 6
Chapters 7,8 and 9
Chapters 11,12 and 15
Old exams:
Course Materials:
Chemistry Poems by
Students
Demonstration Resources
- ONCE UPON A CHRISTMAS CHEERY IN THE LAB OF SHAKHASHIRI, here
are some experiments that can be done at home. Try them, try them, you will like them.
- Chemistry in the Modern World,
a course here at Stanislaus will teach you how to do chemistry demonstrations.
- The American Chemical Society has resources for educators.
- Project L*A*B*S,
sponsored by Rhome and Haas, has experiments for all ages of students.
Research Resources
CSUS Library Homepage:
Ollie,
CARL/Uncover, and Library hours can be found at this site. CSUS students (with a library
bar code) can also connect to Medline via First Search.
Here are HOT new articles from the American
Chemical Society.
Science is fun
in the lab of
Shakhashiri.
Chemicool web site has all sorts of
information about the elements.
Yahoo Chemistry
sites
Check out this Periodic table ; it was created by Yinon Bentor.
Special viewing of DDT
Special viewing of DDE
CSU Stanislaus Chemistry Homepage
Thank you for NOT smoking
is a page with links to information about the ill effects of cigarette smoking. There are
links to sites with useful information: including how to quit, how to keep adolescents
from starting and how to avoid magazines that advertise tobacco products.
