Inorganic Chemistry Lecture Notes & Labs
Learn about the concepts of inorganic chemistry through this collection of study guides, lecture notes, and laboratory exercises.
Colored Glass Chemistry
Have you ever wondered how glass is colored? Here's a table of common colorants and a description of processes used to color glass.
Have you ever wondered how glass is colored? Here's a table of common colorants and a description of processes used to color glass.
Dancing Gummi Bear Demonstration
Place a Gummi Bear candy into a test tube containing molten potassium chlorate and watch it dance amidst purple flames. This stunning demonstration is an example of a strongly product-favored reaction, plus it's a lot of fun.
Place a Gummi Bear candy into a test tube containing molten potassium chlorate and watch it dance amidst purple flames. This stunning demonstration is an example of a strongly product-favored reaction, plus it's a lot of fun.
Formulas of Common Acids & Bases
Here are the names and formulas of some of the common acids and bases. Learn how to apply prefixes and suffixes to name the acids and bases.
Here are the names and formulas of some of the common acids and bases. Learn how to apply prefixes and suffixes to name the acids and bases.
Metal Quiz
Test your knowledge of the metals with this ten question quiz. Links about different metals are provided to help you find the answers.
Test your knowledge of the metals with this ten question quiz. Links about different metals are provided to help you find the answers.
Snowflake Chemistry
Here are answers to common questions about snowflakes. Learn how snow forms, what shapes snowflakes take, why snow crystals are symmetrical, whether no two snowflakes really are alike, and why snow looks white!
Here are answers to common questions about snowflakes. Learn how snow forms, what shapes snowflakes take, why snow crystals are symmetrical, whether no two snowflakes really are alike, and why snow looks white!
Types of Inorganic Chemical Reactions
There are four main categories of inorganic chemical reactions. Can you name them all? Here they are, along with examples of each type.
There are four main categories of inorganic chemical reactions. Can you name them all? Here they are, along with examples of each type.
Chemie: Materialien
Chapters include chemistry of metals, non-metals, and their compounds. From Caroline Röhr, Universität Freiburg.
Chapters include chemistry of metals, non-metals, and their compounds. From Caroline Röhr, Universität Freiburg.
Chemistry Pages: Contents
Physical, inorganic, and organic chemistry are covered here. In addition to lecture notes, there are examination hints, practical worksheets, papers, people, articles, and humor.
Physical, inorganic, and organic chemistry are covered here. In addition to lecture notes, there are examination hints, practical worksheets, papers, people, articles, and humor.
Digital Spectral Library
Plots of reflectance spectra and descriptive data for minerals. From the US Geological Survey.
Plots of reflectance spectra and descriptive data for minerals. From the US Geological Survey.
Enantioselective Lanthanides
Organocerium compounds and other lanthanides in stereochemical synthesis. From Nick Greeves, University of Liverpool.
Organocerium compounds and other lanthanides in stereochemical synthesis. From Nick Greeves, University of Liverpool.
Inorganic Chemistry ConcepTests
Challenging Q & A from the University of Wisconsin.
Challenging Q & A from the University of Wisconsin.
Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms I
Dermot O'hare's lecture synopsis from the Univeristy of Oxford is given. There are four separate lectures.
Dermot O'hare's lecture synopsis from the Univeristy of Oxford is given. There are four separate lectures.
International Zeolite Association
The IZA website promotes and encourages the development of all aspects of zeolite science and technology. There are links to publications, commissions, announcements, conferences, and links.
The IZA website promotes and encourages the development of all aspects of zeolite science and technology. There are links to publications, commissions, announcements, conferences, and links.
Materials By Design
Types of materials (metals, glasses, ceramics, polymers) and X-ray techniques for analyzing them. From Cornell University.
Types of materials (metals, glasses, ceramics, polymers) and X-ray techniques for analyzing them. From Cornell University.
Mechanisms of Organometallic Reactions
With explanations of 18-electron and Davies-Green-Mingos rules. From Dermot O'Hare and Karl Harrison, University of Oxford.
With explanations of 18-electron and Davies-Green-Mingos rules. From Dermot O'Hare and Karl Harrison, University of Oxford.
Organometallic HyperTextBook
Includes definitions of coordination chemistry and the 18-electron rule. From Interactive Learning Paradigms.
Includes definitions of coordination chemistry and the 18-electron rule. From Interactive Learning Paradigms.
S-cool Chemistry
A-level introductions to general, organic, and inorganic chemistry, with additional material in electrochemistry, polymers, stoichiometry, and atomic structure.
A-level introductions to general, organic, and inorganic chemistry, with additional material in electrochemistry, polymers, stoichiometry, and atomic structure.
Snow Crystals
Introduction to every facet of snowflake formation. From Kenneth G. Libbrecht, California Institute of Technology.
Introduction to every facet of snowflake formation. From Kenneth G. Libbrecht, California Institute of Technology.
Structure and Isomerism of Coordination Compounds
Ligands, isomers, and their coordination chemistry. Requires Chime plug-in. From John J. Nash, Purdue University.
Ligands, isomers, and their coordination chemistry. Requires Chime plug-in. From John J. Nash, Purdue University.