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  1. Courseware Sampler (1995)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Free, Electronic file via anonymous ftp: ftp.liv.ac.uk. Directory: pub/chemistry/c3/sampler

    A software sampler describing th features and functionality of packages designed by the Chemistry Courseware Consortium.

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  2. Organic Chemistry (2 Parts) (1989 Video)

    Producer
    Oliver Ryan
    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Videocassette. Betamax, VHS. col. 2 x 60 min., £20 each part

    Shows chemistry techniques involved in the Leaving Certificate chemistry syllabus and is designed to help pupils with their own practical work and also as a revision aid. Part 1 demonstrates the laboratory...

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  3. Interpreting Infra-Red and Nmr Spectra (1989 Video)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. Betamax, VHS. col. 40 min., 1998 sale: £29.00 (+VAT inc. p&p)

    Demonstrats how to look at the results of infrared and magnetic nuclear spectra.

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  4. Impact Acceleration: Flow Chemistry (2015)

    Subject
    Chemistry

    Dr Mimi Hii and Professor Klaus Hellgardt reveal how flow chemistry will change the way in which we manufacture everyday products. [3 minutes]

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  5. Preparation and Combustion of Silane (2012)

    Subject
    Chemistry

    Video, accompanied by explanatory text, showing how to prepare monosilane in the laboratory and what happens when the compound is exposed to oxygen.

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  6. Chemistry Introductions (2009)

    Subject
    Chemistry

    A series of short, films by undergraduates in chemistry at the University of Warwick introducing a range of core themes and theories including the Morse Potential, choosing a solvent system, Ligand binding...

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  7. Apparatus in the Chemistry Laboratory (1992 Video)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 55 min., 1999 sale: £27.50 (+VAT +p&p)

    Teaches the proper use of apparatus normally found in a chemistry laboratory. In three parts: 1) illustrates the apparatus commonly found in a laboratory and describes its function; 2) show how to perform...

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  8. Salt (1992 Video)

    Director
    Helen Aspinall
    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. Betamax, VHS. col. 40 min., 1999 sale: £35.00 (+VAT inc. p&p)

    Examines the crystal structure, ionic behaviour and electrolysis of salt. Shows a trip down a salt mine and the electrolysis of brine on an industrial scale.

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  9. Organic Chemistry Preparations (4 Parts) (1996 Video)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 53, 56, 52, 46 min., 1999 sale: £33.00 (+VAT +p&p) each 1999 sale: £99.00 (+VAT +p&p) set

    Four tapes covering 33 widely differing organic chemistry preparations, including standards such as cyclohexene, nitrobenzene and phenol as well as less common items like 4-methyldiphenylmethanone. Intended...

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  10. Introduction to Symmetry in Chemistry, An (1997)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 15 minutes), £35.00

    Defines and explains the concept of symmetry and discusses the different types of symmetry and their relevance to chemistry. Covers: symmetry operations, symmetry elements, identity operations, rotations,...

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