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Unit 1:
   Chemical Bonding

Names and Formulas of Compounds.	Click here to access the Inorganic Naming Wizard	This page is sponsored by Sharp Series.
	Example: How to use the Naming Wizard.
	Click here to see the Legend related to the Wizard.
		Download a periodic table
		see also Changes to the Periodic table
		Cool Stuff: Quantum Chemistry with Lego at U of C
		Access to OpenText Library, Chemistry

See the Chemistry 20 Alberta Curriculum (Revised 2014). Drill down to "General Outcome 1" to learn more.

See also "Resources to Help your Teen".

Henry Moseley and the Atomic Number

http://freedomtoteach.collins.co.uk/chemistry-in-1913-part-1-henry-moseley-and-atomic-number/

 Atoms, by Jean Baptiste Perrin (1916, English Version)

(Book from the collections of New York Public Library)

https://archive.org/details/atoms00perrgoog

 A first course in physics, by Millikan, Robert Andrews, 1868-1953

(Textbook) See how amazing experiments were designed to verify theories that were impossible to see without modern technologies.

https://archive.org/details/afirstcourseinp01galegoog

Organic Chemistry Nomenclature, University of Calgary

Learn naming conventions for organic chemistry and their relation to functional groups.

Interactive interface: http://www.chem.ucalgary.ca/courses/351/WebContent/ion/orgnom/index.html

(Click the "Practice Questions" button at the end of each lesson)

Molecular Compounds Containing Hydrogen

            Quizlet:

Change of Phase