LibGuides: Science: Patterns in the Table

Links to Sites for Atomic Structure & Periodic Table

Science Online
Essays, videos, diagrams, definitions, biographies, and experiments. Includes extensive activities and experiments bank which may be filtered by discipline, time and number of participants.

Simple Wikipedia Atomic Structure
A simplified version of Wikipedia. Good for quick overviews of difficult or complex topics.
Wikipedia Atomic Structure
Provides a complex answer to a complex topic.
Periodic Tables from About Chemistry
A periodic table is a 'must' for Chemistry. There are many periodic tables on the Internet, but this is a collection of the best-of-the-best. Each table selected either offers unique information or presents the data particularly well.

The image gets clearer once you click on it! By the way - Mr Lehrer composed the original in 1959 when only 102 elements were known.

Search the sites below for video clips on this subject

Clickview
Thousands of excellent educational videos are available to view through Clickview. Just use your normal school email address and your usual school login.

Crash Course on You Tube Videos
These are just amazing - there are very entertaining and short guides on a very wide range of subjects from Literature to Chemistry

Khan Academy
A multimedia lesson bank with over 3,000 ten minute videos to help you learn Maths, statistics, physics, chemistry, history and economics

10 science YouTube channels you can't miss
Includes Minute Physics; The Science Channel; SciShow; The Periodic Table of Videos, AsapSCIENCE and the excellent Vsauce.

125 great science videos
Astronomy, physics, psychology, biology, ecology, technology....

Veritasium
Veritasium is a channel of science and engineering videos featuring experiments, expert interviews, cool demos, and discussions with the public about everything science. Recommended by Kilbreda Teachers.