Atoms, Symbols and Equations
Great interactive Chemistry teaching software for home and school
If you are a Science or Chemistry teacher you cannot afford NOT to take a look at this program.
|Unique interactive Chemistry teaching software
which tests students as they learn. Starting from very basic principles, the program guides
students through all the concepts required for understanding and writing
chemical formulae and for balancing chemical equations.
Topics covered include: atoms, elements and symbols, word equations, valency, formulas, writing chemical equations, balancing chemical equations and the formation of ions. Plus interactive simulations to teach the balancing of chemical equations and the formulas of ionic compounds.
Skills are taught through familiar examples, (to help reinforce general chemical knowledge) and by frequent reference to online Periodic Tables.
Use it with a whole class when you can book the computer room!
Great for explaining concepts with the aid of a projector!
Also an excellent personal tutor for anyone beginning to study Chemistry. Questions constantly test understanding and hints are given where answers are wrong.
The first 4 units are targeted at Middle School, US grades 6-8, Key Stage 3 in the UK. The other 4 units are targeted at High School, US Grades 8 -10, Key Stage 4 in the UK.
"Thank you for a superb learning and teaching aid" ....... Dan C, Brandon Valley High School, US...
"My daughter has gained much confidence from the chemistry programs that she is thinking of becoming a pharmacist" ... Marcia, London, UK
Symbols and Equations v4.0 (700Kb)
The program is stored as a self extracting file. Download, run "chemxa.exe", and follow on screen instructions.
Designed for standalone AND network use (Windows NT4/2000, Novel Netware etc).
If you find the program useful and want to continue using
it, you must register (pay for) it. When you order,
you will receive a completely free bonus chemistry
program,'The Moles Tutor"
with 3 additional teaching units: Amount of Substance, Working with Moles
and Moles in Solution.
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© copyright Ray Le Couteur Last update March 2005
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