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• - Summary of The Inorganic Syntheses series published by John Wiley And Sons. Published to provide all users of inorganic substances with detailed and foolproof procedures for the preparation of important and timely compounds.
  
• - Three dimensional periodic table of radii and structure database.
  
• - Scanning Tunneling Microscopy image gallery of many metals and surfaces on an atomic scale.
  
• - Information about the extraction of bauxite, from Professor Robert John Lancashire, University of the West Indies.
  
• - Explanation, pictures, and wallpaper of these unusual structures.
  
• - A scientific description of water, including anomalies in water, the molecule and its bonding properties.
  
• - A guide to important introductory concepts of inorganic chemistry. By John Nash (Purdue University, USA).
  
• - Models of hexagonal boron nitride formation and further grain growth are suggested. Chemical nature of other processes such as oxidation and hydrolysis are discussed as well. Photographs and diagrams of known structures with associated chemical discussion
  
• - WWW resources for a course given by Dermot O'Hare at Oxford, UK. Chemistry of boron, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and the halogens.
  
• - University of Southern Denmark research group on inorganic chemistry.
  
• - Information about some of the important elements in the construction of fireworks.
  
• - Free online courses, tutorials, and activities in Inorganic Chemistry.
  
• - A visual intrepretation of the table of elements.
  
• - An essay on diamond, prepared as molecule of the month presentation.
  
• - A short tutorial on the chelate effect.
  
• - Material on the extraction of alumina from bauxite, the chemistry of spices, fermentation, and marine natural products, from The University of the West Indies, Mona Campus.
  
• - The crystal structure of gold.
  
• - The Crookes Tube and related experiments used to first determine charge to mass ratio of the electron.
  
• - Notes about inorganic reaction mechanisms, including an introduction to kinetics and mechanism, substitution reactions, sis and trans effects, trans influence, anation and solvolysis reactions, and electron transfer reactions (from Oxford University in th
  
• - Background information and scope of quasicrystal research at Iowa State and Aims Laboratory.
  
• - An introduction to quasicrystals.
  
• - American Chemical Society division of Inorganic Chemistry.
  
• - Quasicrystals and Symmetry, a technical discussion about quasicrystals.
  
• - Rendering Techniques with many examples of inorganic compounds.
  
• - An exhibit with text, animations and voice about J.J. Thomson's 1897 experiments which helped bring understanding of the electron as a fundamental unit of matter.
  
• - Lectures on Organometallic Reactions.
  
• - Rather good online materials about oxidation and reduction. By Robert Asato, Ph.D, Leeward Community College, Hawaii, USA.
  
• - Including many for early to present atomic hypothesis and the discrete nature of matter.
  
• - The fundamentals of matter and forces.
  
• - Canadian Society of Chemistry, Division of Inorganic Chemistry.
  
• - Primer on nomenclature of inorganic compounds. Introduction to basic rules with examples.
  
• - An Introductory course (course objectives and lecture summaries) in coordination chemistry at The University of the West Indies, Mona Campus.
  
• - An online database of experiments done by a teenager. Non-professional but instructive with many experimental examples. Hobby oriented presentation.
  
• - The percentages of mercury, silver, tin, copper and zinc left in dental amalgam after being in vivo for 9+ years are measured and faraday's law is used to compute the release of mercury from dental amalgam due to galvanic current between gold alloy dental
  
• - How to predict the properties of solids.
  
• - Including course information on coordination numbers, geometry and a start on Interpretation of spectra.
  
• - Learn the elements and their symbols using Java.
  
• - An introduction to elements and element characterization.
  
• - WILEY-VCH Title: Cotton, F. Albert et al.: Advanced Inorganic Chemistry. Probably the most fundamental and authoritative book on the subject.
  
• - Part of the 'The Organometallic HyperTextBook'. Definitions of coordination numbers in complexes of transition metals. By Rob Toreki (University of Kentucky, USA.)
  
• - A short tutorial on crystal field theory.
  
• - WWW resources for a course given by Dermot O'Hare at Oxford, UK.