Some general resources:Resources for specific topics:
Toolbox – interactive graphing, tables, and calculators
Virtual labs– covers stoichiometry, thermochemistry, eq1uilibrium, acid base chemistry, solubility, oxidation/reduction and electrochemistry, analytical chemistry/lab techniques
Laboratory Safety - Laboratory safety for the chemistry classroom
Periodic Table of Videos - Brady Haran
On this day in chemistry… - a history of chemistry
Experimentation hub - explore and enjoy our experiments to increase engagement in scientific investigation, develop new skills and enhance your knowledge.
Understanding journals - including reading articles, referencing, and example articles.
Textbooks:
Stochiometry– the mole, molarity and density, reaction stoichiometry and limiting reagents, empirical formula and mixtures, gravimetric analysis
Themochemistry – energy and enthalpy, entropy
Kinetics – phenomenological and mechanistic kinetics
Equilibrium – LeChatlier’s principle, progress of reaction, equilibrium calculations, common ion effect
Acid base chemistry – strong acid and bases, weak acids and bases, buffer solutions, acid/base titrations
Solubility – solubility product, solubility and PH, common ion effect
Oxidation/Reduction and Electrochemistry – standard reduction potentials, galvanic cells
Analytical chemistry/ Lab techniques – reaction stoichiometry and limiting reagents, acid/base titrations, redox titrations, gravimetric analysis, UC/Vis spectroscopy
Physical chemistry – quantum mechanics, spectroscopy
Properties of solutions – intermolecular forces, colligative properties
Chemistry Tutorials/Guides:
Chemistry Virtual Textbooks, Stephen Lower
Organic Chemistry, Tim Soderberg
Organic Chemistry I, George Mhehe
Environmental Chemistry, Dejene Tessema
Industrial Chemistry, Helen Njenga
Inorganic Chemistry, Chrispin Kowenje
Physical Chemistry I, Onesmus Munyaki
Chemistry Books - a variety of chemistry textbooks
Organic Chemistry Tutorials/Guidelines:
Careers:
Chemistry Careers - American Chemical Society
What to do with a degree in chemistry - The Guardian