Material Science/Solid State Chemistry- Solid State Resources CD

Solid State Resources CD

Windows on the Solid State

B-B Trays

Bubble Raft

Comparing the Specific Heat of Metals I

Comparing the Specific Heat of Metals II

Paramagnetism of Transition Metal Salts

Ferrofluids

Curie Point of Nickel

Crystal Unit Cells

Pennies to Make Unit Cells

NaCl Crystal Cleavage

Crystals Videotape

Computer NaCl Crystal Cleavage

Optical Transformation Kit

Octahedral, Hexagonal, and Tetrahedral Shapes

Chrome Alum Crystal

Sound of Tin

Thermoluminescent Sodium Chloride

Jars of Sand Representing Electron Flow in a Band

Temperature Dependence on Resistance

Thermal Conductivity of Metals

Formation of a Silver Mirror

Glycerine Tube Representing Hole Energies

Counting Photons Using a Solar Cell

Effect of Pressure on the Melting Point of Ice

Dancing Flowers

Memory Metal

Thermobile

Superconductor

Synthesis of NiAl

Fixed Ball and Stick Crystal Models

Will Tissue Hold Water? Interfacial Tension

Photoluminescence of a Vinyl Sheet

Solid State Resources CD

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A graphic showing a hand holding an orange on a pale background and the words “JCE Software” and “Solid  State Resources” are seen on the graphic.
 

Description: CD-Rom containing a vast number of movies and diagrams explaining many aspects of Solid State Chemistry

Source: JCE Software DivCHED.org

Year:  2008  Vol: 85 #3   Page: 2

Keywords: CD-Rom,  Solid State Chemistry, Orange, Crystal structure,  Primitive cubic

Rating:

Hazard: Some

  • Electric shock hazard

Effectiveness: Good

  • Good connection to course material
  • High reliability
  • Time to results is medium
  • Model or simulation
  • Results are observable with guidance

Difficulty: Medium

  • Multi-step procedures involved in use of software
  • Prior training recommended
  • Simple manipulations for most to perform

Safety precautions:

  • Eye protection required
  • Use of UL approved three-prong plug and outlet

Class: Simulations, Crystal Structure,  Macromolecules and Solid State Chemistry

Division: General, Inorganic Chemistry, Material Science, Physical Chemistry