Links

[|American Chemical Society] The American Chemical Society works to promote chemical research and education. The website has lots of information on both.

[|Chemical and Engineering News] This is the Chemical and Engineering News (C&EN) website published by the American Chemical Society (ACS). C&EN is a bimonthly periodical that always has articles on current topics in chemical research and related policy.

[|Homepage of the Chemical Heritage Foundation] "We tell the story of chemistry" is the slogan of the CHF. This is where I got the article about Rutherford. This site is an excellent place to get stories that include the history of chemistry and science.

[|National Science Foundation] In-depth news on current research. Advanced articles may be more difficult in content than other science news sources.

[|Periodic Table of the Elements: Los Alamos National Laboratory] Information and guidance with the periodic table of the elements and other information about the elements.

[|ScienceBob] Science experiments, videos, and other fun science-related stuff, most of which you don't need a laboratory for.

[|Science Daily] Another source of news on science topics.

[|Science NetLinks] A resource for teaching science to K-12 students. Lots of cool ideas about instruction.

[|US/LHC - Large Hadron Collider] US based web page for information and updates on the Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Switzerland.

[|Wikipedia] This was my source for some of my pictures. Great starting point for information on a topic, but not a trusted source since it is published by users.