Regents Prep Chemistry: Online Resources

Regents Prep: Chemistry
Online Resources

1a. Periodic Table: Arrangement Resources

A Visual Interpretation of the Table of Elements (Chemistry Societies' Network)
This takes time to download but if you are wondering what the elements look like, this is a neat site.

Chemical Elements.com (Yinon Bentor)
Don't miss this online, interactive periodic table of the elements. Information on each element plus the groups of elements, metals, non-metals and metalloids. A first place to look for information. Click on an element and learn about its properties.

David's Whizzy Periodic Table (Physics 2000)
Wow! Don't miss this animated periodic table. Displays the line spectra, nuclear view and shell view of the first 36 elements.

How to Use the Periodic Table (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
A first place to look for brief directions and short descriptions of the meaning of atomic number, mass, symbols, and electron configuration.

Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids (Fred Senese)
Colorful Periodic Table showing metalloids, metals, and nonmetals.

Periodic Table (Internet Science Room)
The 1954 Periodic Table with 1964 and 1994 additions. The periodic table is your most important tool. This details all the information that can be read directly from the table and the development of the table from 1869 to today.

Periodic Table (Chemicool{D.Hsu})
Colorful site with lots of information about each element. (Everything you ever wanted to know and more).

Periodic Tables (Big Chalk)
Linked listing of topics available on the elements and the periodic table.

Periodic TablETRIS (Yue-Ling Wong)
Requires Shockwave. This game is designed to help you remember the position of an element in the Periodic Table.

What is the Periodic Table of Elements? (Los Alamos)

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