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Association for Science Education
Bionet Online
Chemistry and You
ChemDex
an international directory of chemistry on the internet provided by the Department of Chemistry at the University of Sheffield.
ChemGuide "helping you to understand chemistry" - designed to help UK students over some of the more worrying parts of the A level syllabuses
Creative Chemistry "over 200 worksheets, guides and question sheets for GCSE and A Level chemistry. You will also find fun chemistry puzzles, interactive revision quizzes, molecular models, and the Sc1 Tune-up Garage to help improve your GCSE science investigations."
Doc Brown's Chemistry Clinic
GCSE Chemistry
General Chemistry Online includes a searchable database of over 800 common compound names, formulas, structures, and properties; a glossary of over 900 chemical terms; links to over 400 general chemistry Web resources; quizzes, tutorials, notes and guides
Griffin Education
How Stuff Works
Internet Science
Molecular Universe
Molecule of the Month from Bristol University
National Energy Foundation
Nuffield Curriculum Centre Periodic Table
Periodic Puzzle a Java Applet that allows users to select various properties and compare elements. Suitable for KS4/5 teachers and pupils.
The Periodic Table of Comic Books the elements will never seem the same again - great fun!
Planet Science
Re:act 'Nuffield Advanced Chemistry' website for AS and A2.
Reactive Reports
Revision test for A-level
Problem solving
Rod's Pages a truly excellent resource for A Level chemists, produced by Dr Rod Beavon, Head of Science at Westminster School and Chief Examiner in A Level chemistry for Edexel. As well as comprehensive coverage of the syllabus, there is a useful study skills section which apply to other subjects as well.
Royal Society of Chemistry
Royal Society of Chemistry (Studentzone)
Science Museum
Scientific American
Virtual Museum of Minerals and Molecules
Virtual Chemistry Laboratory at Oxford University where you can see practical chemistry demonstrations
The Visual Elements Periodic Table from the Royal Society of Chemistry
Visual Interpretation of the Table of Elements
Websites for Chemistry and Physics
WebElements an interactive periodic table from the University of Sheffield. Clicking on each element brings up information on its atomic number, atomic weight, group, period and block as well as a description. Further information is available on it's history and discovery, how it might be made or isolated, what compounds of it are to be found, its uses, physical data, electronic data, nuclear data, biological data, geological data and structure. Invaluable!
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