Resources

Resources

Depending on your topic, don't forget to use a search engine. For example, if your metal is mined, there are a number of great websites run by mining companies. If it is used in medicine, don't forget to check out medical sites or organizations.

Remember - **all information must be cited (including pictures & videos)** and include a link to the source. NO cutting and pasting - all information must be in your own words!!

This list is just to get you started on your research.

www.wikipedia.org Always a great first go-to source

www.rsc.org/periodic-table/ The `Visual Elements Periodic Table' is great!

 @http://periodictable.com/ Collector Theodore Gray's personal archive of elements.

www.periodicvideos.com/ Some of the best chemistry videos on the internet.

www.webelements.com/ A very extensive source of information.