Let's talk chemistry

By Wendy Pitt2007-01-01T00:00:00

Wendy Pitt reviews this interactive resource

John Packer and Bernard Scott

Blackburn South, Victoria, Australia: Packer and Scott 2005 | £14.00 single license; £25.00- restricted site license; £50.00 commercial license |

The authors of this CD-ROM have set out to produce a manual on the basic language and vocabulary of chemistry. Aimed at sixthformers, first-year undergraduates and chemistry teachers, the disc can be used as a paper version - by printing small sections or the entire manual - and also as an electronic version, which includes tutorial-style sections. The latter includes explanations, examples, exercises and detailed answers to the exercises.

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