Chemical Elements is an interactive, online periodic table. Clicking on an element brings up a page with all the information on the element, including all the normal information along with the atomic structure and facts about the element.

There are also separate pages for each group of elements.

You can also display different versions of the periodic table displaying different information.

This is a great tool for teachers and students to use to better understand the periodic table and the elements.

I've shared a couple of great periodic table resources in the past, including The Interactive Periodic Table of Elements (which is one of the most popular articles) and here's another great one: The Periodic Table of Videos.

The Periodic Table of Videos is a collection of videos on YouTube, created in a collaboration between the University of Nottingham's School of Chemistry and video journalist Brady Haran. The collection includes videos about all 118 elements and they are updating and improving the original videos while added more films about other aspects of chemistry, such as molecules. This is a great resource for any science teacher or student to use to help learn and understand more about chemistry.

Here is a link to their YouTube page. You can access the videos from the main page or from their YouTube page. The main site shows new videos and which videos have been updated.

I haven't done a most popular posts, post, in a while. I was looking at the stats and decided to go ahead and list the most popular ones, in terms of page views. Here they are:

Interactive Periodic Table of the Elements - kind of surprised me

Evernote - get organized - free and on all platforms

Evernote - some great ideas for using it in education

Google For Educators 

Tools to go Paperless at School and at Home

Great Web 2.0 Resources for Students

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