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ChemCom® is a registered trademark of the American Chemical Society.  It has 8 units (1-8) which are divided into sections (A-D or E). Each section has subsections (1- 9). A sequence of letters and digits can is being used to relate files to the text book. For example, a file called "Q3D.4: Polymers" is a quiz for Unit 3 (Petroleum); Section D (Making Useful Materials from Petroleum); subsection 4 (Petrochemicals).  In order to create a system to organize and access files, the following convention is being used:

Tests:

Tests will be defined as an evaluation over one unit.  Use a two letter code plus a title:  For example, "T2: <title>", would indicate a test over unit 2.  Tests need not cover all sections within a unit, but should cover more than one unit.  

Quizzes:

Quizzes will be defined as an evaluation over a specific topic within one section.  Use a three  letter code.  For example, Q3B Alkanes, would be a quiz over alkanes which is a topic in Unit 3, section B ; while Q1A Dimensional analysis, would be a quiz over dimensional analysis which is a topic in Unit 1, section A.    

Exams:

Exams will be considered to be tests over more than one unit.  Use a three character letter code such as E1-4, which would indicate an exam or test, over units 1 through 4. 

If files are submitted with duplicate titles for the same unit, section, and sub-section, a number is appended to the titles to differentiate them. For example, "Q3.D1: Petroleum #1" vs. "Q3.D1: Petroleum #2", would indicate two different quizzes over Unit 3, section D, subsection 1.  

Currently files are stored in HTML format.  If there is enough interest I may pursue Adobe Acrobat's PDF format.  It will help if you already have the file formatted for HTML, but if you do not know how to do this just submit it as a text file.  After uploading a file please notify me so that it can be processed and added to the database.  

Unit I:  Supplying our water needs.

1. Q1A: Pure Water Lab
2. Q1A: Water Review
3. Q1A.4-5:Health & Water
4. T1A: Water Quality #1
5. T1A: Water Quality #2
6. T1B: Mixtures
7. T1C1-5: Solubility & Concentration
8. T1C2: Percent Solutions
9. T1D: Water Purification
10. Q1B: Water
11. Q1B1-2: Properties of Water
12. Q1B4-7: Molec View of Water
13. Q1C7: Inorganic Nomenclature
14. T1B: Water Contamination
15. Q1C1: Fish Kill
16. Q1C3: Oxygen Supply & Demand
17. Q1C4: Temperatue & Gas Solubility
18. Q1C7: Ions & Ionic Compounds
19. Q1C8: Dissolving Ionic Compounds
20. Q1C9: Heavy Metal Detection
21. Q1C11: Molecular Substances in Rivers
22. T1C: Fish
23. Q1D1: Water Purification
24. Q1D3: Hard Water & Softening
25. Q1D4: Municipal Water Treatment
26. T1.D.E Water Purification
27. T1.Water Quality
28. Q4D.Water

Unit II:  Conserving Chemical Resources

1. T2A-B: Chapter 2 Test Units A-B
2. T2C: Chapter 2 Test Unit C
3. Q2C2: Chemistry Resources
4. T2D: Chapter 2 Test Unit D
   

Unit III:  Petroleum:To Build ? To Burn?

1. Q3B: Petroleum B
2. T3B: Petroleum B
3. Q7B-8B Petroleum
4. T7C: Petroleum Part C
5. T7DE&F: Petroleum Parts D, E & F
6. Q3D:  Petroleum D

Unit IV:  Understanding Food

1. T4AB#1
2. T4AB#2
3. Q4B: Food as Energy
4. Q4B#2: Food as Energy
5. Q4C2: Food
6. Q4C2#2: Food
7. Q4D

Unit V:  Nuclear Chemistry in Our World

1. T5A&B: Nuclear Test Parts A and B.
2. T5C&D: Nuclear Test Parts C and D.
3. Q5A. Nuclear
4. Q5B. Nuclear
5. Q5CDE.Nuclear (04/12/01)

Unit VI:  Chemistry,Air and Climate

Unit VII:  Health :Your Risks and Choices

Unit VIII:  The Chemical Industry:Promise and Challenge

Exams