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Web LinksUNIT 1: MATTER AND CHEMICAL BONDINGChapter 2: Chemical Bonding
2.2 Ionic Binding A fairly detailed look at human nutrition and the issues that arise from it including diets, dietary supplements and the roles played by various chemicals in the body. A very comprehensive site that requires you to browse through the information to locate specifics. The site is produced by OurFood.com.
Chapter 2 Review Encyclopedia.com: Ammonia Page (105, #23 ) From the Electric Library, this page on ammonia will address the properties of smelling salts. Click through the links below carefully for the information required.
This page from the Columbia Enclyclopedia, reproduced by Bartleby.com, describes the general properties of ammonia. Reading further, it describes the chemical composition of smelling salts and their uses. Boron Nitride Page (105, #24 ) Büro für angewandte Mineralogie of Germany provides this page outlining the properties and uses of Boron Nitride. The page contains some detailed information on the configuration of different crystalline structures and how they are used. Boron Nitride Powders for Use in Research and Industry Page (105, #24 ) A brief summary of Boron Nitride and its properties. The side links lead to other pages on Boron Nitride, including its uses and production. This page is part of the ZYP Coatings Web site.
From the Wikipedia, this site contains explanations, graphics, and properties of glycerine. Chemical of the Week: Glycerol Page (105, #25 ) University of Wisconsin-Madison Chemistry Department web page describing the chemical structure of glycerol. Its composition and molecular bonding properties are also described with reference to fats and oils. Intermolecular Forces Page (105, #26 ) This site provides a brief explanation of London forces.
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