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Chemistry Quiz Application
Quiz Chemistry is an application on the itunes store for both iPhone and iPad and is agreat study aid for high school students. Even though the app itself does not have any significant study materials, the quiz questions are a good way to test your knowledge and prepare for your exam.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/quiz-chemistry/id471760774?mt=8
Chemistry can be a challenging subject for many, especially high school. There are numerous resources online and offline that students can use to improve their chemistry skills and succeed. I have collected a list of few websites that have helpful resources for both high school and college students.
1) About.com's chemistry site is a very good place to start and they have few places for AP chemistry classes. Here is their link
http://chemistry.about.com/od/homeworkhelp/Chemistry_Homework_Help.htm
2)High school Ace's chemistry page has some resources too. This site is basically a collection of links and links to chemistry pages of various universities and websites. Here is the links for their weebsite.
http://highschoolace.com/ace/chemistry.cfm
Itunes store has an app called "FunScience". The app has a lot of cool science experiments that cab be done at home. Most of them simple and doable with household materials. The app is $0.99 and I have included the link if anyone is interested.
3) Kduoapps.com has a comprehensive list of chemistry mnemonics and shows how mnemonics can be used to study chemistry the smart way
http://kduoapps.com/chemistry-mnemonics/
4)Royal society of chemistry has an amazing chemistry resource page for all. They have specialized sections for school students, teachers, college students, and even post graduates.
Their link is: http://www.rsc.org
The link to the school education page is: http://www.rsc.org/education/teachers/learnnet/
I classify this site as the best chemistry learning resource on the internet by far.
5)If you need help from someone on a specific topic, you can use the numerous chemistry forums on the internet.
The best forum with the highest activity is: http://www.chemicalforums.com/
They have a section dedicated to high school students.
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I was surprised by your pick, but it's an interesting site, for sure (btw, your first link, the really long one, is broken).
My favorite recent source of education has been the History Channel, which I'm told by nephew is now actually used in high school history calss. If they'd had this fascinating resource when I was in school, I'd have gotten straight As.
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Itunes store has an app called "FunScience". The app has a lot of cool science experiments that cab be done at home. Most of them simple and doable with household materials. The app is $0.99 and I have included the link if anyone is interested.
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Srinivasan, In short, an aspirator is like a tube with three openings, one in the top one in the bottom and one on the side somewhere midway. The tube gets narrower from top to bottom, water or steam is flowed through the tube. As the tube narrows the speed of the gas or liquid increases, but the pressure decreases cause of the venturi effect. This is used to create vacuum. The vacuum hose is connected in that opening in the middle(usually a T). This vacuum created can be used for several purposes like drying, filtering etc. This is a commonly used technique in a chemistry or biology lab. Hope this helps!
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