Take a look at this volcano...is it for real??huhu..
http://chemistry.about.com/od/chemicalvolcanoes/ss/volcano.htm
it looks like delicious..yum..yumm..but NO..
not for eating..
but you can make it yourself..
The website About.com Guide to Chemistry
make us to think out of the box. It shows that chemistry is everywhere, anytime..at home..even become much more interesting.
It shows step by step the process in the project and shows the chemical equation for the reactions that occur.
Other than that, it is not only suitable for student and teacher who eager in chemistry field but also for children. You can see a lot of links to Science projects such as Chemistry Projects For Kids, Home Experiments and How to write a lab report..Furthermore.. the website contains the developer's blog and other links about chemistry.
Go to the main page: http://chemistry.about.com/
Besides that, one thing that i realize is about the pictures..static..Maybe, the developer can include some videos or simulations to show the demo of the project as well as to make the learning more effective. What do you think??
A few information about the developer: Anne Marie Helmenstine Ph.D., is an author and consultant with a broad scientific and medical background. She has bachelor of arts degrees in physics and mathematics with a minor in chemistry from Hastings College in Nebraska and a doctorate of philosophy in biomedical sciences from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
hu3..atlast..we can post comments here..
ReplyDeleteyummy volcano...it does look like abc or something..lol~
you guys are faster than me...
ReplyDeletebtw, i am vaguely understand what Dr Zaidatun requesting for us to put in the blog as i didnt attend the 1st kuliah due to meeting sekolah..huhu!
so i had to make some presumption on what she might want to see in it...hehe!
and by seeing at your post it it seems that i hav to edit my article..as its too long compare to yurs la miza...adeh!
hm..what's that..look like ice cream...
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