Chapter 2 - Related Web Sites

• Salt, by the Salt Institute, contains an abundance of detail about salt structure, uses, and the nutritional value of salt.

• Water and Ice Module is a site with on-line activities for students. Choose "Part II: Molecular Simulations" to learn more about the structure of water and ice.

• Learn more about the elements, their structures and properties in Chemicool, a periodic table of the elements produced by MIT.

• ChemCenter, a site sponsored by the American Chemical Society, includes information on graduate programs, chemistry related news and events - even chemistry jokes.

• What are Rutherfordium, Seaborgium and Bohrioum? Find out at Los Alamos National Laboratory's online Periodic Table of the Elements.

• Travel deep inside the inner workings of an atom, guided by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Particle Data Group.