Useful Websites
- A review of the basics of chemistry, chemical bonding, the properties of water, and organic molecules.
Water Resources of the United States
- Water is one of humanity's most precious resources. This link will take you to the Water Resources page of U.S. Geological Survey, one of the government bodies that look after the nation's water resources.
- The Water Module page from the Library of 3-D Molecular Structures. Learn about water, ice, and the motion of water molecules.
- Brief, easy-to-understand discussion of the nature of covalent, ionic, and hydrogen bonds.
Miami Museum of Science: The pH Factor
- A fun and interactive way to learn about acids and bases.
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- This site allows you to explore the role of water in the environment.
- A short, well-written explanation of the hydrogen bonds that join water molecules.
Chemistry II: Water and Organic Molecules
- An excellent explanation of water and pH, as well as organic compounds.
Hands-on Experiments to Test for Acid Mine Drainage
- Acids from mining activities can drain into waterways. This site will teach you how you can test water for acid runoff.
