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  1. Chemical Simulations Software (1995)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Free, Electronic file via anonymous ftp (ftp.liv.ac.uk).

    A software set comprising GAS EQUILIBRIUM and KINETICS IN THE GAS PHASE (see individual entries for more details).

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  2. Why the Shape of Molecules is Important (1995 Multimedia)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    CD-ROM

    CAL resourceware designed to teach the importance of shape in relation to chemistry. Approximately two hours of teaching material, intended for use in a tutorial or as self-paced study materials.

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  3. Physical Properties of the Group 1 Elements (2011)

    Subject
    Chemistry

    A short film looking at the alkali metals and their reactivity, presented by Dr Kay Stephenson, Royal Society of Chemistry.

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  4. Chemistry Demonstrations (3 Parts) (1990 Video)

    Producer
    Martin J Smith; Terrence Whitehead
    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 83, 57, 53 min., 1999 sale: £65.00 (+VAT +p&p) set

    Shows 106 chemistry demonstration experiments, nearly all the inorganic chemistry in GCSE and A-level courses, together with coverage of physical properties and electrochemistry. Includes demonstrations too...

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  5. Shapes of Molecules Software (1995 Multimedia)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    CD-ROM

    A software set comprising VSEPR THEORY, STEREOCHEMISTRY and WHY THE SHAPE OF MOLECULES IS IMPORTANT (see individual entries for more details).

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  6. Basic Chemistry Software (1995)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Free, Electronic file via anonymous ftp (ftp.liv.ac.uk).

    A set of software comprising ELEMENTARY RADIO ACTIVITY, AROMATIC SUBSTITUTION, NUMERICAL TRENDS IN THE PERIODIC TABLE, DESCRIPTIVE TRENDS IN THE PERIODIC TABLE, ATOMIC STRUCTURE, THE MOLE AND FUNCTIONAL...

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  7. Chemical Glossary (1995)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Free, Electronic file via anonymous ftp (ftp.liv.ac.uk).

    A hypertext glossary of dfefinitions of terms related to chemistry. It is part of the RUNTIME FILES AND TOOLS module from the consortium and intended to be called from other consortium packages when needed....

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  8. Demonstration Software (1995)

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

    Demonstration software comprising the Periodic Table Quiz and the Courseware Sampler, designed to show the features and functionality of consortium software.

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  9. Numerical Trends in the Periodic Table (1995 Multimedia)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    CD-ROM

    CAL resourceware designed to teach techniques of numerically exploring the relationships between the properties of the elements. Approximately two hours of teaching material.

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  10. Analytical Spectroscopy: Ir (1995)

    Subject
    Chemistry
    Distribution
    Free, Electronic file via anonymous ftp (ftp.liv.ac.uk).

    CAL resourceware designed to teach the techniques of using infra-red spectroscopy analytically. Approximately two hours of teaching material, intended for use in a tutorial or as self-paced study materials.

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