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HS Chemistry Application 2 -Learn the Number of Protons, Electrons, and Neutrons
The purpose of this Chemistry Application for Windows is for high school chemistry students to learn the number of protons, electrons, and neutrons of the 118 chemical elements. In each play, up to 9 elements selected at random can be requested. The number of plays is unlimited. This chemistry application is for computers using Windows 10 or newer.Ceres-Science teacher support: science@ceressoft.netFor more information about other chemistry products created by Ceres Science and available in TpT
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8th - 12th
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HS Chemistry Application 5 – Learn the Electron Configuration of 118 Elements
The purpose of this Chemistry Application for Windows is for high school chemistry students to learn the electron configuration and the number of electrons in each energy level of the 118 chemical elements. This chemistry application is for computers using Windows 10 or newer.Ceres-Science teacher support: science@ceressoft.netFor more information about other chemistry products created by Ceres Science and available in TpT, please visit:https://science.ceressoft.net/chemistryhttps://chemistry.
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9th - 12th
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HS Chemistry Application 4 –Learn the Number of Protons, Electrons, and Neutrons
The purpose of this Chemistry Application for Windows is for high school chemistry students to learn the number of protons, electrons, neutrons, valence electrons, and the period of the 118 chemical elements. In each play, up to 9 elements selected at random can be requested. The number of plays is unlimited. This chemistry application is for computers using Windows 10 or newer.Ceres-Science teacher support: science@ceressoft.netFor more information about other chemistry products created by Cere
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8th - 12th
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HS Chemistry Application 3 -Learn the Number of Protons, Electrons, and Neutrons
The purpose of this Chemistry Application for Windows is for high school chemistry students to learn the number of protons, electrons, and neutrons of more than 1,000 chemical isotopes. In each play, up to 9 elements selected at random can be requested. The number of plays is unlimited. This chemistry application is for computers using Windows 10 or newer.Ceres-Science teacher support: science@ceressoft.netFor more information about other chemistry products created by Ceres Science and available
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8th - 12th
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HS Chemistry Application 1 -Learn the Names and Symbols of 118 Chemical Elements
The purpose of this Chemistry Application for Windows is for high school chemistry students to learn the names and the symbols of the 118 chemical elements. In each play, up to 9 elements selected at random can be requested. The symbols of the chemical elements are given, and the students have to write their names. The number of plays is unlimited. This chemistry application is for computers using Windows 10 or newer.Ceres-Science teacher support: science@ceressoft.netFor more information about
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8th - 12th
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HS Chemistry Application – Learn the Names and Symbols of 118 Chemical Elements
The purpose of this Chemistry Application for Windows is for high school chemistry students to learn the names and the symbols of the 118 chemical elements. In each play, up to 9 elements selected at random can be requested. The names of the chemical elements are given, and the students have to write their symbols. The number of plays is unlimited. This chemistry application is for computers using Windows 10 or newer.Ceres-Science teacher support: science@ceressoft.net For more information abou
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8th - 12th
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Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 6 - Science Project and Research Application
The Windows application, Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 6, is a great application to help students do an exceptional science project, and also to perform scientific research. It was designed for advanced students in physics and chemistry, who possess basic knowledge of calculus. The following is the chemical reaction studied: Sulfur Trioxide (g) + Water (l) -------> Sulfuric Acid (l) The chemical equation shows the formation of sulfuric acid by the reaction of sulfur tr
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11th - 12th, Staff
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Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 5 - Science Project and Research Application
The Windows application, Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 5, is a great application to help students do an exceptional science project, and also to perform scientific research. It was designed for advanced students in physics and chemistry, who possess basic knowledge of calculus. The following is the chemical reaction studied: Sulfur Dioxide (g) + Oxygen (g) -------> Sulfur Trioxide (g) The chemical equation shows the formation of sulfur trioxide by the reaction of the ga
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11th - 12th, Staff
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Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 4 - Science Project and Research Application
The Windows application, Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 4, is a great application to help students do an exceptional science project, and also to perform scientific research. It was designed for advanced students in physics and chemistry, who possess basic knowledge of calculus. The following is the chemical reaction studied: Ethane (g) + Oxygen (g) -------> Carbon Monoxide (g) + Water (g) The chemical equation shows the formation of carbon monoxide and water by the reaction
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11th - 12th, Staff
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Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 3 - Science Project and Research Application
The Windows application, Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 3, is a great application to help students do an exceptional science project, and also to perform scientific research. It was designed for advanced students in physics and chemistry, who possess basic knowledge of calculus. The following is the chemical reaction studied: Nitrogen (g) + Oxygen (g) -------> Nitrogen Monoxide (g) The chemical equation shows the formation of nitrogen monoxide by the reaction of the g
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11th - 12th, Staff
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Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 2 - Science Project and Research Application
The Windows application, Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 2, is a great application to help students do an exceptional science project, and also to perform scientific research. It was designed for advanced students in physics and chemistry, who possess basic knowledge of calculus. The following is the chemical reaction studied: Methane (g) + Oxygen (g) -------> Carbon Monoxide (g) + Water (g) The chemical equation shows the formation of carbon monoxide and water by the reactio
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11th - 12th, Staff
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Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 1 - Science Project and Research Application
Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 1 - Science Project and Research Application The Windows application, Spontaneous Chemical Reactions 1, is a great application to help students do an exceptional science project, and also to perform scientific research. It was designed for advanced students in physics and chemistry, who possess basic knowledge of calculus. The following is the chemical reaction studied: Nitrogen (g) + Hydrogen (g) -------> AmmoniaThe chemical equation sho
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11th - 12th, Staff
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The Chemical Elements Game – MP4 video – Chemical Elements 1 to 92
This video in high resolution MP4 video format is designed for chemistry, physical science, earth science, and physics students to learn the names and the symbols of the chemical elements in a motivating way. It is called The Chemical Elements Game. The video contains all the chemical elements from 1 to 118. You could use it with your students individually or with an entire class, and you will see that the participation will be high. In this free product it includes two plays. We created two u
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Molecules and Chemical Nomenclature by David W. Ball
Chemical nomenclature is one of the most exciting topics in the study of chemistry. It is amazing how with the application of a few simple rules, it is possible to name thousands of different chemical compounds. This activity is another marvelous lesson written by Dr. David W. Ball, a professor of chemistry at Cleveland State University in Ohio, in his textbook Introductory Chemistry. The lesson has 13 pages and it is titled Molecules and Chemical Nomenclature. The Learning Objectives are: 1. De
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9th - 12th
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The Chemical Elements Game - Elements 1 to 118
This educational product is a computer program called The Chemical Elements Game. It was designed for PC computers using Windows and it follows the format of the preview video attached. The purpose of this activity is to motivate the students to learn the symbols and the names of the chemical elements in a way they have fun and will remember for a long time. The teacher can use this program to motivate the students and find out who is the student that can say correctly in 60 seconds the greate
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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