Module developed by Robert Davis, Pat Owens, and Lee Summerlin,
the Alabama team.
Laboratory activities, demonstrations, and charts in this
module were adapted from the following sources:
- Borgford, C., and Summerlin, L. (1988). Chemical
activities. Washington, DC: American\par Chemical
Society.
- A variety of activities, with teaching tips and safety
discussions, useful demonstrations or laboratory
experiments for grades 7-12.
Schaff, J., Niedfeldt, K., and Brawders, J. (1966). Semi-micro
experiments for the chemstudy program. Boston, MA: D.C.
Heath.
- Summerlin, L. (1981). Chemistry for the life sciences.
New York, NY: Random House.
- A text for the beginning college student planning a
career in any health-related\par field, especially
nursing and medical technology.\par
Summerlin, L., Borgford, C., and Ealy, J. (1988). Chemical
demonstrations, Volume II, Second Edition. Washington, DC:
American Chemical Society.
- Summerlin, L., and Ealy, J. (1988). Chemical
demonstrations, Volume I, Second Edition. Washington,
DC: American Chemical Society.
- Two good resources of demonstrations for teachers of
chemistry and physics.}
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