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Provided on this page will be links to help you while studying the Periodic Table. Along with this you will find a PowerPoint Presentation which provides some basic information to help you get started along with a text document you can use as a study guide. Links Web Elements http://www.webelements.com/ Web Elements was created 10 years ago by Dr. Mark Winter. Dr. Winter is a member of the Chemistry Department at the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom. This site has a professional edition and a student edition which is easier to read and organized for students. Chemical Elements.com http://www.chemicalelements.com/ Chemical Elements.com was created by Yinon Bentor in 1996. At the time Yinon was completing this for his eighth grade science fair project. This project won the "Navy/Marines Distinguished Achievement Special Award" at the 40th Piedmont Region III Science Fair. Since then he has been updating the information, but not exact last update was given on the page. This site is at a middle school student’s level. The graphics are easy to read and understand along with the descriptions. ChemiCool http://www.chemicool.com/ ChemiCool was created by David D. Hsu, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1996. Since it was created it has won among others, the "Ten Cool Sites" for Exploratorium Learning Studio's best in Science, Art, & K-12. This site does not provide any pictures of the elements but does provide detailed information on the elements including the date it was discovered, boiling point, state, and other scientific information. Click on the above link to download a pdf version of these notes.
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