Student Pages |
A annotated list of your links. Include the name of the site and the URL as a link. Under the link include a couple sentences on why the student might find this site useful.
1. Periodic Table of the Elements[aol.com], http://members.aol.com/jeff555555/Table/ptable.html
Each element on this periodic table will be linked to an interesting www site related to that element.
2. Periodic Table of the Elements[lan.gov] http://CST.lanl.gov/CST/imagemap/periodic/periodic.html
This periodic table links each element to a site to find information on the element's history, sources,
properties, and uses.
3. PeriodicTable of the Elements[ubc.ca] http://www.cs.ubc.ca/cgi-bin/nph-pertab
This site lists elements by name, symbol, atomic number, and physical properties.
4. PeriodicTable of the Elements http://users.boone.net/yinon/default.html
Each element is linked to a page of information for the element.
The Fermilab Education Office Homepage: http://www-ed.fnal.gov
This is a wonderful site filled with information for students about particle physics including a newspaper with cartoon and puzzles and an opportunity to calculate the mass of the top quark using real data!