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dld1999@excite.comUse the following websites to help you and your partner research your element as you prepare for your commercial presentation. Of course, you are not limited to use of the internet for your research. Please feel free to consult textbooks, chemistry resource books, and periodicals as you research your element. Click on the following links to browse sites related to the periodic table and specific elements.
- PeriodicTable.com (periodictable.com)
- WebElements Clickable Periodic Table (www.webelements.com)
- Thinkquest's Clickable Periodic Table (library.thinkquest.org/3659/pertable)
- library.thinkquest.org/2782/index.html
Or, you may initiate your own web search for your specific element by clicking on the following links, which will take you to some of the more popular internet search engines. Once at each site, simply type in the keyword(s) you are looking for. Example: "carbon"
- Lycos (www.lycos.com)
- AltaVista (www.altavista.com)
- Go (www.go.com)
- Yahoo! (www.yahoo.com)
Good luck as you begin your search. As you will find, many sites have additional links that you may follow to find even more sites related to your topic,
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