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Find the the complete state from any combination of two independent properties. To enter a property simply click on the... see more
Displays various molecules in 3-D.
Redesign of General Chemistry CHEM111B at CSULB
A freeware tool for drawing chemical structures.
Molecular dynamics simulation of a polymer chain. Fast computers strongly recommended, since everything calculated on... see more
An applet for displaying chemistry spectral information (NMR, MS, IR, UV) encoded in JCAMP-DX format, with hyperlink... see more
Shows a microscopic model for an ideal gas.
A growing collection of applets reflecting the applications of Java(TM) form the chemist, and their possible uses in... see more
The CSUDH Chemistry Department is providing access to a comprehensive site for instructional support in chemistry.... see more
A Monte-Carlo simulation of a simple model of a polymer introduces the method.
Create a spectrum and then interact with it. Notice that energy level transitions correspond to peaks in the spectrum.
Periodic table for getting information about different elements.
Laser scanning microscope uses flourescent dies and sophisticated optical technology to produce vivid 2-D and 3-D images.
Sodium selenate is an important nutraceutical/pharmaceutical compound used for the prevention and treatment of cancer,... see more
simulates chemical concentrations
simulates particles in an ideal atmosphere
simulates hamiltonian solution to an electron in a potential well
All you want to know about each element. a fourbar linkage
We chose to develop this applet first since it covers an aspect of the course that is based on relatively simple... see more
Solubility animation
This applet allows you to see the Gibbs Free Energy Equation from a qualitative or quantitative standpoint. You can... see more
A qualitative, non-math conversational -- but substantial -- introduction to the second law via practical everyday... see more
The Gibbs function is plotted as a function of the extent of reaction.
Welcome to Mrs. J's Chemistry Page! This site is intended to serve as a resource for students and teachers of high school... see more