Science: Chemistry: Inorganic: Page 2

An Introductory course (course objectives and lecture summaries) in coordination chemistry at The University of the West Indies, Mona Campus.

WWW resources for a course given by Dermot O'Hare at Oxford, UK.

Learn the elements and their symbols using Java.

The fundamentals of matter and forces.

Including many for early to present atomic hypothesis and the discrete nature of matter.

Information about the extraction of bauxite, from Professor Robert John Lancashire, University of the West Indies.

Quasicrystals and Symmetry, a technical discussion about quasicrystals.

A short tutorial on the chelate effect.

An introduction to elements and element characterization.

A guide to important introductory concepts of inorganic chemistry. By John Nash (Purdue University, USA).

An essay on diamond, prepared as molecule of the month presentation.

A scientific description of water, including anomalies in water, the molecule and its bonding properties.

WWW resources for a course given by Dermot O'Hare at Oxford, UK. Chemistry of boron, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and the halogens.

The percentages of mercury, silver, tin, copper and zinc left in dental amalgam after being in vivo for 9+ years are measured and faraday's law is used to compute the release of mercury from dental amalgam due to galvanic current between gold alloy dental material and amalgam.

Summary of The Inorganic Syntheses series published by John Wiley And Sons. Published to provide all users of inorganic substances with detailed and foolproof procedures for the preparation of important and timely compounds.

Models of hexagonal boron nitride formation and further grain growth are suggested. Chemical nature of other processes such as oxidation and hydrolysis are discussed as well. Photographs and diagrams of known structures with associated chemical discussion.