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The following
chemistry tutorials have been written using Microsoft PowerPoint® .
These chemistry tutorials come on compact disc and include the Microsoft PowerPoint® viewer called
Pack-and-Go® (PNG) for PCs that do not have Microsoft PowerPoint®
installed. The PNG feature enables viewing of
Power Point® presentations on any PC computer. The
chemistry tutorials may be printed out to use as
handouts, overhead transparencies, or any combination. PowerPoint®
presentations make excellent tools for tutoring.
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Writing Chemical Formulas
This program is excellent for use
as a
class-room
introduction
or
a chemistry tutorial for individuals for
learning how to
write the correct
empirical
chemical formula for a pure substance.
Students
have used this program successfully at both the high school and
college level.
This presentation uses examples to
define: element,
symbol,
compound, monatomic, diatomic,
diatomic element formula,
empirical formula,
binary compound. It displays a
periodic table showing the location of metals and nonmetals.
Using a
second periodic table it shows the common oxidation numbers of
elements
in the family groups. The rules for writing a
pure binary compound are modeled with animated examples. This
is followed by summary. (Number of frame pages 27)
Limiting Reactant Problems
An outline presentation
of 12 frame pages that includes
identifying
limiting reactant problems, defining terms, and the steps for
solving a problem using an example with nitrogen and oxygen.
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Solutions and Stoichiometry
This presentation
includes 29 frame pages which includes the following concepts:
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A description of the
process of dissolving
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An explanation of
why certain components dissolve in water
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The definition of
qualitative terms associated with the concentration of a
solution
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The definition of the
concentration term mass percent
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Examples of how to
calculate mass percent
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The definition of
molarity
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The use of
molarity to calculate the number of moles of solute present
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Examples of how to
calculate the concentration of a solution by diluting a stock
solution
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A description of
the strategy for solving stoichiometric problems for solution
reactions
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Examples of how to
do calculations involved in acid-base reactions
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An explanation of
normality and equivalent weight
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The use the above
concepts in stoichiometric calculations
What is Stoichiometry?
A presentation of 10 frame pages which defines stoichiometry and illustrates problems for the
calculation of the number of grams and molecules in a substance.
Includes an example of how to balance an equation and identify the
type of reaction. The hero of the scenario can be personalized
with the name of your favorite student.
Excellent for
introducing the
acetylene
stoichiometry rocket
demonstration.
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Chemistry Resources Package includes
Chemistry
Teacher Planning Guide,
Demonstrations, Experiments, a Template
Kit for making a
Super Size Periodic
Table,
Student Study Aids, Teacher Aids,
"Quantum Electron
Dormitory Analogue©",
Concept Tutorials written in
PowerPoint®
covering "Limiting Reactions", "Stoichiometry", "Writing Chemical
Formulas" and "Solutions and Stoichiometry" and the fourteen Chemistry
Topics listed on our home page and the Chemistry Topics page.
For more detailed information click the corresponding button on the
left.
PRICE $126.00 (Includes
shipping and handling) SKU# CRP21
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The
Original Micrograde®,
the easiest and
quickest
electronic gradebook program for PC
users!
Price $25.00 (Includes shipping and handling)
SKU#
MGTA1
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