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Patterns of Reaction - Wins
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Cat.# MSC-12

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Patterns of Reaction is an ingenious chemical construction set that unlocks much of what students enjoy about chemistry. This novel tool allows them to piece together the acids and bases, the metals and metal oxides and to highlight many of the patterns in school chemistry.

Using a smart drag and drop interface, students assemble word equations, and match them to patterns like ‘acid + base = salt + water’. They can go further too. They can build symbol equations and have them checked ‘live’ against an intelligent database of 800 reactions. With no marking to do, and with activities so easy to set up, Patterns of Reaction offers plenty of practice in an entirely engaging way.

Students will learn:

  • How the patterns of behaviour in chemistry allow us to make predictions about reactions;
  • how to represent chemical reactions using word and symbol equations.

Teachers can:

  • Ask students to start with a pattern such as ‘metal + acid -> hydrogen + water’. Then ask them to find as many examples of the pattern as they can.
  • Similarly, ask students to find patterns that match the equations.
  • Set out any number of incomplete or incorrect equations for the students to complete. Allow the tool to correct their answers live on screen. Ask students to copy these to paper if you wish.

System Requirements: Windows Pentium III class processor; Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 200 & XP; 600MHz processor; 128 MB RAM; sound card; video display at 1024 x 768 resolution; 32 bit colour; 3D acceleration.

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Rates of Reaction I - Wins
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Take a chemical reaction, add controls for concentration and temperature and the rest is pure collision theory. Students will not only see reactants colliding to form products, they follow the reaction’s progress on a graph. Record the reaction’s progress for each temperature. Add a catalyst, and even increase the activation energy in steps. A second simulation lets you change the surface area and shows particles colliding with large, medium and small chunks of reactant.

Students will learn:

  • About altering rates of reactions by changing surface area, temperature, concentration or by adding a catalyst.
  • How do these factors affect the collisions between particles?

Teachers can:

  • Demonstrate the simulation to develop students’ understanding in conjunction with real experiments.
  • Test a hypothesis - with this versatile simulation, you might choose almost any hypothesis for the students to examine. Ask them to experiment with the effect of concentration, temperature, surface area, the presence of a catalyst and even the effect of ‘activation energy’. With the simulation showing graphs and animation, your questions can be exploratory. For example, what happens if you use excess reactant? What is the best way of measuring the rate? Does every collision lead to a new product?
  • Use the graph view to predict rates – increase the timescale to test your prediction.

System Requirements: Windows Pentium III class processor; Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 200 & XP; 600MHz processor; 128 MB RAM; sound card; video display at 1024 x 768 resolution; 32 bit colour; 3D acceleration.

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Rates of Reaction II - Wins
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With seven virtual experiments, Rates of Reaction II offers students an efficient environment in which they can follow up class practical work. Here, aided by the speed of changing variables, they can perform the intricate laboratory work that normal lesson time rarely permits.

But as they will discover, things are harder than they seem. With up to five variables per experiment, they will need to plan their investigation or risk arriving at a maze of results. They will find that some variables seem to have little effect, and more surprisingly that some virtual experiments work better than others. Like the very best experiments, questions like ‘what is happening?’ and ‘why?’ are very much part of this easy-to-use learning tool.

Students will learn:

  • About the different rates at which reactions take place and how to investigate the effect of varying temperature, concentration, or changing the surface area of a solid reactant.
  • How to plan and evaluate an investigation.

Teachers can:

  • Ask students to plan and carry out an investigation into the rate of three different reactions.
  • Ask students to evaluate different methods of investigating the same reaction.
  • Use the tool to follow up experimental work and allow students to examine many more variables than is usual.
  • Use another tool ‘Rates of Reaction’ to investigate the particle theory
    explanation of reacting chemicals.

System Requirements: Windows Pentium III class processor; Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 200 & XP; 600MHz processor; 128 MB RAM; sound card; video display at 1024 x 768 resolution; 32 bit colour; 3D acceleration.

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Understanding Reactions - Wins
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Cat.# MSC-18

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Understanding Reactions offers a bank of video, photographs and animation to support students’ first meeting with chemical reactions. Steering clear of chemical symbols, burning a candle, making iron sulphide and exploding hydrogen with oxygen are used as key evidence for chemical change. Further examples offer videos of copper oxide turning to metal and solid carbon dioxide turning to gas. Clear graphics illustrate changes at a particle level and show how atoms and molecules rearrange themselves. The animation reinforces understanding and provides the stimulus for discussion and the students’ activity.

Students will learn:

  • About the difference between a physical and a chemical change and the importance of chemical change in everyday situations;
  • that the constituents of mixtures are not combined and that elements combine through chemical reactions to form compounds.

Teachers can:

  • Ask students to go to ‘A Candle’ where they will find three experiments. For each of these, ask them to explain what is happening and what the evidence tells them.
  • Show the videos of methane burning. With the help of the animation, discuss how the particles in the elements and molecules combine. Ask students to do the same for copper oxide turning to metal and solid carbon dioxide turning to gas.
  • Use Understanding Reactions with your own SlideShow to direct students very efficiently through the screens.
  • The theme might be chemical reactions, physical vs. chemical changes or mixtures vs. compounds.
  • Show that burning fossil fuels (methane) produces carbon dioxide.
System Requirements: Windows Pentium III class processor; Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 200 & XP; 600MHz processor; 128 MB RAM; sound card; video display at 1024 x 768 resolution; 32 bit colour; 3D acceleration.
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Odyssey Interactive
Chemistry - High School Edition
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ODYSSEY is a content-rich learning and simulation environment for molecular chemistry. Used in high school chemistry classes across the country, ODYSSEY uses the computer to “simulate” chemical behaviour at the molecular level. This state-of-the-art program with visually rich, scientifically sound, experiments offers teachers an exciting new way to engage students. Includes student-assignable worksheets!

  • Advanced User Interface
  • Interactive Simulations at Full Molecular Detail
  • Stunning Molecular Visualization
  • Open-ended Simulations
  • Hundreds of Molecular Models
  • Create New Experiments

INSTRUCTORS EDITION
Cutting edge teaching software with ready-to use chemistry experiments and student assignable worksheets. Includes annotated molecular stockroom and an easy-to-use model kit for building almost any chemical system. The new must-have tool for any science teacher who is interested in visualizing chemistry at the molecular level.

MOLECULAR STOCKROOM
ODYSSEY's Molecular Stockroom provides hundreds of pre-constructed samples of matter spanning a wide range of systems. Each entry allows for query of system properties, visualization in multiple model styles, and molecular simulation. The models can be used as the entry to a classroom demonstration or as starting content for new lab activities. The stockroom can be browsed by individual items or by category.

Categories represented include:

Elements, Inorganics, Organics, Solutions , Biological, Polymers

MODEL KITS
ODYSSEY's Model Kit contains a set of builders for Molecules, Solids, Organic Molecules, Peptides, and Nucleotides. These builders are similar to those in Wave function's Spartan, that is used by tens of thousands of students, instructors, and researchers world-wide.

The Model Kit enables the construction of almost any chemical system. This puts an open ended virtual laboratory at your fingertips. All constructed systems are available for simulation and exploration. Instead of having students learn about molecules in 2-D, utilize ODYSSEY's Model Kit and move into 3-dimentions.

PLOTS AND PROPERTIES
ODYSSEY allows a multitude of Properties to be measured. These may be correlated in a variety of plots.

  • Snap Plots include recorded values 'posted' to the plot.
  • Time Plots track any property as a function of time.
  • List Plots represent data from a number of different samples.
  • Histograms are available for the speed and kinetic energy distributions.

ODYSSEY can query a host of properties including density, number of molecules, electronegativity, molar mass, mass fraction, distances and angles, temperature, volume, pressure, kinetic energy, potential energy, atomic and molecular charges, dipole moments, speeds, collision frequencies, and number of hydrogen bonds. Several properties (volume, temperature, system composition) are user adjustable.

EXPERIMENTS
ODYSSEY provides instructors with 77 lab activities prepared and ready to use. Each experiment is designed to engage students in discovery-based learning. While experiments are developed for student use, they can also be utilized for classroom demonstrations. In total, more than 200 pages of chemistry content are included. Learners are provided with unparalleled visualization and simulation of matter at the molecular level.

More than 40 student assignable worksheets (each associated with an experiment) are also included.

EASILY CREATE YOUR OWN MODELS
In addition to a Molecular Stockroom of many hundreds of compounds, ODYSSEY also contains a set of model kits enabling instructors to construct almost any system imaginable. All ODYSSEY files (and the program itself) can be easily hyperlinked within Microsoft PowerPoint for use in classroom presentations.

EXPERIMENTAL PROTOCOLS
Each ODYSSEY Experiment includes step-by-step instructions. All molecular samples are provided and system parameters and conditions have been preset in order to best carry out the experiment. Many experiments also include a worksheet with additional activities.

EXPERIMENT CATEGORIES:

  • Chemical Matter (3)
  • Gases (20)
  • Acids and Bases (3)
  • Thermochemistry (5)
  • Liquids and Solids (14)
  • Chemical Thermodynamics (3)
  • Transition Metal Complexes (3)
  • Atoms and Molecules (14)
  • Solutions (6)
  • Biochemistry (6)
System Requirements: Intel Pentium 4, Pentium M or Athlon equivalent 512 MB RAM, Windows XP or 2000, 500 MB disk space, Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.
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eVisual Lab Safety - Wins
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Safety in the science classroom is so important and yet getting students to focus and learn to stay safe can be challenging.

With eVisual Lab Safety, explore a 3D science classroom uncovering information about personal safety, equipment, and safety procedures. Students record their findings with  safety worksheets. Also included is a safety test and safety contract.

Topics Include:
Safety Goggles / Glasses, Lab Coats / Aprons, Gloves, First Aid Kit , Hair / Loose Items, Eyewash Fountain, Fire Extinguisher, Safety Shower, Fire Blanket, Shoes, Sharp's Container, Open Flames, Spills, Protecting the Senses, Electrical Equipment, Food in the Lab, Preparation & Storage Areas, Rules for Investigations, Clean-up and more...

System Requirements: Windows 98/ME/2000 or XP 3D accelerator video card (DirectX 9.x capable) 64Mb of RAM (128Mb recommended) - 64Mb drive space Sound card and Speakers

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Atom Viewer - Wins
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Use Atom Viewer to introduce the electron arrangements for the first twenty elements of the periodic table. The animation here models electrons as a book cannot. Change the view at a stroke, from shells to textbook diagrams. Ideas like reactivity, energy level and electron shell notation can soon come within grasp.

Students will learn:

  • That atoms have an equal number of positive and negative charges;
  • a maximum number of electrons per shell leads to a shell structure;
  • about shell diagrams and a notation for electron arrangement;
  • about energy levels and patterns in chemical properties.

Teachers can:

  • Use as a demonstration tool whenever you cover elements, atomic shell structure or reactivity in chemical families.
  • Use the whole class activity supplied where the students look at atomic shell structure - consider the charge on the nucleus, the distance of electrons from the nucleus and how the electrons move around it.
  • Finally, work out the shell arrangements for the first twenty elements. This last exercise can be done at a computer or for homework.
System Requirements: Windows Pentium III class processor; Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 200 & XP; 600MHz processor; 128 MB RAM; sound card; video display at 1024 x 768 resolution; 32 bit colour; 3D acceleration.
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Electrochemistry - Wins
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Electrochemistry covers the finer points of bonding, electrolysis, extracting aluminium and purification of copper. Take the electrolysis of molten lead bromide shown here in photographs, video and crucial animated sequences. Homing in on the cathode, lead ions and electrons are seen to form lead metal. But what happens at the anode? Likewise for the electrolysis of copper chloride solution: does copper form at the cathode in the same way? And can we use these ideas to extract aluminium or make copper pure? Electrochemistry helps students make the link between concrete and abstract.

Students will learn:

  • About ionic, covalent and metallic bonding; about the behaviour of ions in electrolysis, aluminium extraction and copper purification.

Teachers can:

  • Look behind the scenes of electrolysis – use Electrochemistry following hands - on experience of the electrolysis of molten lead bromide, copper chloride or sodium chloride solution. Ask pupils to focus on one salt and provide them with questions: what makes the substance conduct? What is attracted to the anode? What happens here?
  • Teach about bonding - show Electrochemistry to the class when you need to explain ionic, covalent or metallic bonding. Ask students to work through a section and explain how each type of bonding occurs.
System Requirements: Windows Pentium III class processor; Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 200 & XP; 600MHz processor; 128 MB RAM; sound card; video display at 1024 x 768 resolution; 32 bit colour; 3D acceleration.
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Element Analyzer - Wins
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A bank of essential data to support any discussion of the properties of the elements. Choose a periodic table group or period and examine the trends in density, melting point and boiling point; discuss how they change with atomic number and discover the essence of this versatile tool. By creating a SlideShow, you can make light work of finding patterns hidden in the periodic table. Students can compare the melting points in group 1 with those in group 7; they can plot atomic number against density; melting point against boiling point or even density against electrical conductivity.

Students will learn:

  • About how elements vary in physical properties such as state, conductivity, melting point and, in particular, how those in the same group vary;
  • how properties help to classify elements as metals.

Teachers can:

  • Focus on a group – use the ‘filter’ feature to select just these elements. Look at each of their physical properties in turn. List them on screen, plot them on a graph and look for a pattern. Try another group and see if the patterns are the same or inverted.
  • Focus on a period – select the elements in one period. As above, look for patterns.
System Requirements: Windows Pentium III class processor; Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 200 & XP; 600MHz processor; 128 MB RAM; sound card; video display at 1024 x 768 resolution; 32 bit colour; 3D acceleration.
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Elements, Compounds & Mixtures - Wins
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This collection of videos, photographs and diagrams aims to build the tricky concepts in the title. It brings together ideas that will have arisen over previous lessons, and it does this quickly and deftly. The raw materials for this learning exercise include videos of heating mercury oxide, making iron sulphide and the electrolysis of water. There’s a difference to spot in the cooling curves of naphthalene and chocolate. It’s a clue to the meaning of pure - adding to the weight of evidence here for elements, compounds and mixtures.

Students will learn:

  • About particle theory including atoms and molecules;
  • elements, compounds and mixtures;