CHM 290 -January 2000
Links and Web Page by Robert
Spizzo
The following links are to
some great sites that have many of the experiments and demonstrations
we did in class. Some of them also have some new and strange demonstrations
you can try at home. Check them out for your self.

- Bizarre
stuff you can make in your kitchen: Here you can find some
experiments that are fun for you and your students to perform
at home with different items.
- Umea
University Analytical Chemistry site: Hundreds of resources,
including references, animations, experiments and demonstrations,
for chemistry educators and students.
- Science Resource Center:
A collection of lesson plans, demonstrations, and experiments
for science teachers. Also includes links to other science
web sources.
- The Science Experiment
Page of the Kansas City Museum: A site with a
few good experiments and demonstrations, like: Baffling Bubbles,
Stirring Up Slimy Gluep, Chemical Cabbage?, and more.
- Science
Experiments You Can Do: Learn how to make a volcano,
slime or air cannon. With straight forward instructions
and some photos.
- Cool
Experiments With Magnets: Find ways to make science
tricky and fun with these magnet demonstrations and experiments.
- Bill Nye the Science Guy's
Web Page: A companion site to the television show,
"Bill Nye the Science Guy." Has Links to many
science sites, with some neat demonstrations, experiments, and
fun science facts.
- Wayne's
World of Demos: Go to this site for some fun and interesting
experiments for older children, including: electric veggies,
the incredible shrinking man, and more.
- Fun Science
Demonstrations and Experiments: Some fun and impressive
science experiments.
- Science
Demonstration WWW Resources: Here IMSEnet supplies
more sites to go to for demonstrations and science resources.
- The
Science Club: Quick and simple Demonstrations and projects
for all ages. Includes a few links to some other good sites
also.
- General
Chemistry Demos: Great link to many demonstrations
and experiments for all types of chemistry.