Dynamic Visualization in Chemistry


Dynamic Visualization in Chemistry Dynamic Visualization in Chemistry is a set of 4 multimedia presentations that "zoom in" on what actually happens during physical and chemical processes.		SP-31

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Authors James P. Birk, Debra E. Leedy, Rachel A. Morgan, Mark Drake, Fiona Lihs, Eleisha J. Nickoles, and Michael J. McKelvy Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 85287-1604

What is Dynamic Visualization? Dynamic Visualization in Chemistry consists of four multimedia presentations. Reaction of Galena with Acid Intermetallic Compound Formation Sublimation of Ice Intercalation Each is designed to help chemistry students acquire a dynamic, three-dimensional, atomic-level visualization of matter and to use this view to explain and ultimately predict the behavior of materials. It integrates video of experiments and animations of theoretical models. Students "zoom in" on physical and chemical processes at resolutions as high as the atomic level.


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