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UW-L's American Chemical Society Student Affiliate Club (a.k.a. Chem Club).
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Become a member of the American Chemical Society!
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Webelements has all kinds of useful information about the elements, including an interactive periodic table.
- The PhET
website (University of Colorado-Boulder) has lots of
free simulations in physics, chemistry, and biology.
- The NIST
Webbook is a great online resource for
finding physical data.
- Ever wonder what pure niobium or polonium looks
like?
Check out the Photographic
Periodic Table of the Elements.
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Orbitron has some really cool pix of atomic and molecular orbitals.
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My Alma Mater (the other UW)
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