Introductory Chemistry For High School and College

Introductory chemistry help with our interactive chemistry learning tutorial featuring quizzes with feedback, simulations, and other exercises to help with difficult topics in chemistry such as quantum mechanics, kinetics, acids/bases, atoms, chemical compounds, solids. Introductory Chemistry is ideal for high school and AP high school learning.

Target audience

The material in this program is geared towards students studying Introductory Chemistry at the High School and Advanced Placement level.

Users: teachers

As a Science professor it is your duty to successfully impart important and complex scientific concepts to students. Use the power of interactive multimedia to motivate your students and provide them with a clearer understanding of ideas that were once more difficult to explain.

Promote the idea of more frequent individual study among your students and encourage them to explore various concepts and topics at their own pace.

The many 3-D animations facilitate the explanation of complex ideas and provides students with helpful visual representations.

Non-lionear structure of the tutorial allows you the option of easily skipping to desired sections.

Give your students access to multimedia learning tools that can help your online course environments go beyond simply posting comments and communicating with others.

Accompany in-class lectures with a display of both graphics and text by using a conventional overhead projector. This can be easier and more effective than writing notes on a blackboard.

MCH tutorials contain many good ideas for possible exam questions

To get an idea of how our programs work, check out our demos.

Users: Students

As a student, your main goals are to develop a comprehensive understanding of the central ideas in your chemistry and physics classes, and of course to get good grades. Our programs can be used as a great study and review tool for midterm and final exams.

The review sections are excellent for brushing up on previously learned concepts

The holistic overview of the subject matter helps put new ideas into a meaningful context.

The interactive excercises allow you to truly engage and immerse yourself in the information. You can actively construct your own body of knowledge.

The visual representations can provide you with an additional way of understanding some of the most challenging academic content you will encounter in your academic career.

Quizzes and feedback provide you with an opportunity to assess your learning progress.

To get an idea of how our programs work, check out our demos.

Program Features

The program takes advantage of multimedia technology to present teachers and students with a new way of approaching and understanding the challenging concepts and ideas found in Chemistry.

User-friendly interface allows for easy navigation Flexible plotting, drag & drop and other interactive exercises Convenient pull down calculator, glossary, key word searches, note pad, periodic table and many tables of useful data Quizzes with step-by-step feedback Hundreds of 3-D visual demonstrations, movies, animations and sound effects Many concise voice comments help to emphasize key concepts Over 200 hours of study material on each CD compiled by renowned McGill professor Dr. Bryan Sanctuary

Table of Contents

1. Quick Tour 2. Introduction to chemistry 3. Observe measure and calculate 4. Matter, atoms and ions 5. Naming chemical compounds 6. Chemical stoichiometry 7. Chemical reactions 8. Ideal gases 9. Gas kinetics 10.Solids 11.Solutions 12.Equilibrium 13.Chemical kinetics

14.Acids and bases 15.Energy and entropy 16.Electrochemistry 17.Electromagnetic theory 18.Quantum mechanics 19.Bonding 20.Main group elements 21.Transition elements 22.Organic chemistry 23.Naming organic compounds 24.Biochemistry 25.Nuclear chemistry

System Requirements

MCH Multimedia's programs can run on a variety of system configurations. The minimum requirements are described below for both PCs and MACs.