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Author: John L. Hubisz
A review and critique the physical science in Middle School (grades 6, 7, and 8, although some schools...
Type: Reference Material
Date Added: Jan 23, 2001
Date Modified: Jan 05, 2008
 
Peer Review 3.3 stars
Comments (2)avg: 4 stars
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Author: Trevor Anderson (Ph.D.), Jennifer McKenzie
CARD is the Conceptual and Reasoning Difficulties resource for researchers and teachers in science,...
Type: Reference Material
Date Added: May 18, 2010
Date Modified: Dec 24, 2010
 
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Author: Peter van der Krog
The history of the discovery of each element and the origin of their names.
Type: Reference Material
Date Added: Sep 03, 2008
Date Modified: Jul 07, 2011
 
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Comments (9)avg: 4.12 stars
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Author: Unknown
This web site, from PBS, has teachers guides that include activities for students. This page includes...
Type: Reference Material
Date Added: May 11, 2004
Date Modified: May 18, 2006
 
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Author: Walt Volland
This webpage defines electronegativity (EN), describes its role in polar covalent bonds between atoms and...
Type: Reference Material
Date Added: Sep 07, 2010
Date Modified: Aug 15, 2012
 
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Author: Mark Winter
On this site,  key information about the chemical elements can be explored. It includes links to news,...
Type: Reference Material
Date Added: Jun 11, 2009
Date Modified: Jun 11, 2009
 
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Author: Roy Jensen
A detailed analysis of buoyancy in the context of Felix Baumgartner's historic jump from 39 km altitude...
Type: Reference Material
Date Added: Feb 22, 2013
Date Modified: Feb 22, 2013
 
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Author: Julien Nicolas
ChemToolBox is a free software program that has an internal database that gathers data for you on...
Type: Reference Material
Date Added: Apr 17, 2009
Date Modified: Apr 17, 2009
 
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Author: Phil Mayor
An interactive periodic table, with links to youtube and wikipedia
Type: Reference Material
Date Added: Feb 01, 2012
Date Modified: Aug 15, 2012
 
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Author: Txong Her
This is my digital portfolio with all my lesson plans and resources.
Type: Reference Material
Date Added: Jun 25, 2010
Date Modified: Jun 25, 2010
 
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