Chemistry: Concepts and Applications

Chapter 17: Electrochemistry

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Energy Quest
Visit this interactive site to learn about energy and how it's used. Click on the energy time machine. What significant event occurred on January 7, 1980?
( http://www.energyquest.ca.gov/ )
Using Thermochemical Equations
Use this site for practice using thermochemical equations. How many problems can you solve correctly?
( http://science.widener.edu/svb/tutorial/thermoequationscsn7.html )
Longer-life Lithium Batteries
Learn more about the U.S. Department of Energy's ongoing research to improve lithium batteries.
( http://www.sandia.gov/media/lithium.htm )
The History of Fuel Cells
Explore this site of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History to learn more about fuel cells.
( http://fuelcells.si.edu/ )
Voltmeter
These pages describe voltmeters and ammeters and how they work. Visit this site and use the diagrams to draw your own voltmeter or ammeter.
( http://www.ee.duke.edu/%7Ecec/final/node21.html )
Ammeter
These pages describe voltmeters and ammeters and how they work. Visit this site and use the diagrams to draw your own voltmeter or ammeter.
( http://www.ee.duke.edu/%7Ecec/final/node22.html )
Powering a Generation of Change
The Smithsonian provides this historical overview of electricity. Visit this site and explain how chemistry is used to generate electricity.
( http://americanhistory.si.edu/csr/powering/leftfld.htm )
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