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The following is a small selection from the Journal of Chemical Education publications/software catalogue. More up-to-date and exhaustive information can be found at http://www.JChemEd.chem.wisc.edu
Chemistry Comes Alive! Volumes one and two are derived from previously published material produced by a JCE Software: ChemDemos video disc 1, ChemDemos 2, and Titration Techniques video disc as well as new video, graphics and animations.
The materials are organised in the manner of the Web site. Access is through a browser such as Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. Links to JCE on-line are provided.
Contents covered include:
Stoichiometry:
reaction of
magnesium with carbon dioxide
exploding soap bubbles
hydrogen and
oxygen
acid based titrations
redox titration
marble
and nitric acid
Combination reactions:
reaction of potassium and
bromine
reaction of sodium and chlorine
reactions of metals
and iodine
hydrogen and chlorine cannon
production of the sulphur
dioxide from
sulphur
oxidation and reduction of copper
Decomposition reactions:
ammonium dichromate volcano
nitrogen
triiodide
detonation
electrolysis of water
electrolysis of
aqueous solutions
Single exchange reactions:
magnesium with carbon
dioxide
water gas reaction
thermite reaction
electrochemical series-metal
trees
oxidation and reduction of copper
Double exchange reactions:
precipitation reactions
acid-base
titrations
thermodynamic verses kinetic control forming mercury (ii)
iodide
marble
and nitric acid
Gases:
fluidity of gases
atmospheric
pressure
gas volume
diffusion of gases
gas density
light and
heavy balloons
Electrical properties of matter:
electrical conductivity
electrostatic attraction
System requirements: PC, Windows 95; Mac, System 7 or higher
Cost: $80 plus $30 p and p
Contents:
reactivity of alkali metals
oxidation
of iodine by
dichromate with iron (ii)
colour of elements in a flame
curie point of
nickel
paramagnetism-compounds, oxidation states of
manganese, nitrogen
and oxygen
isotopes-heavy water ice cubes
ferromagnetic fluid
floating squares
plastic sulphur
ice bomb
viscosity of liquids
hardness of solid substances-grinding
ring strain
dissolving
Piezoelectric effect
sodium chloride crystal cleavage
critical point
of benzene
simulation of dislocations in metals
heat
treatment of metal
pin
heat conduction by diamond
thermochromism-mercury
(ii) iodide
memory metal
liquefaction of carbon dioxide
boiling by cooling
superconductivity
vapour pressure-drinking bird,
collapsing balloon,
hydrogen bonding verses dipole-dipole attraction, molecular
polarity, molecular
weight, Raoult's law
mercury barometers
Boyle's Law
crystallisation of supersaturated sodium acetate
ammonium fountain
conductiometric titrations
canned heat
acid
extraction with base
osmotic and hydrostatic pressure
System requirements: PC, Windows 95; Mac, system 7 or higher
Cost: $80 plus $30 p and p
Techniques in Organic Chemistry is a compilation of short video segments designed to teach the basic techniques of practical organic chemistry to college/university students.
In this video the following practical techniques are shown: safe chemical handling; filtration; recrystallisation of a solid using a single solvent; recrystallisation of a solid using two solvents; and product analysis by thin-layer chromatography.
60 minutes. 1998 NTSC VHS tape
Cost: $50 plus $30 p and p
In this part of the series the following practical techniques are shown are: reflux; use of a separating funnel; simple distillation; reduced pressure distillation; and the rotary evaporator.
60 minutes. 1998 NTSC VHS tape
Cost: $50 plus $30 p and p
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