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  • Visualizing Molecules

    Provides an introduction to what molecules are by focusing on examples that include binary compounds and molecular geometry.

    science.widener.edu

  • Marvelous Molecules

    Includes a brief introduction about what molecules are, along with some pictures of certain molecules including aspirin and carbon dioxide.

    www.nyhallsci.org

  • Large Molecules

    Identifies and explains the function and structure of large molecules. Offers pictures of protein and sugar as well.

    web.mit.edu

  • ACS Molecule of the Week

    American Chemical Society resource offering a new molecule every week, along with an image and description. An archive and periodic table is also available.

    chemistry.org

  • Quia - Binary Ionic Compounds

    Interactive games to name and write formulas for binary ionic compounds.

    www.quia.com

  • Common Molecules Collection

    Discover more information about general molecules common in everyday life, including water molecules, minerals, and vitamins.

    www.reciprocalnet.org

  • Explain it with Molecules

    Uses interactive applets of molecules to answer basic science questions like why ice floats, how soap works, and why diamonds are so hard.

    www.worldofmolecules.com

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