For this formulas and mole conversion worksheet, students answer 22 graphic organizer, multiple choice, and short answer questions pertaining to formulas and mole conversion.

In this environment learning exercise, students engage in the completion of 32 sentences to find the word that is used to complete the thoughts.

In this mineral worksheet, learners visit http://sciencespot.net and answer 90 questions about mineral uses, mineral groups, fireworks, and minerals found around the home.

In this ionic compounds worksheet, students identify the number of electrons gained or lost in ions, they show that transfer of electrons in ionic compounds and they write balanced ionic compounds given ions. They answer 4 questions...

Students complete a lab activity with polymers to allow them to better understand how to make "observations".  In this science lesson plan students make measurements and collect data.

In this elements learning exercise, students review the most common elements found in living things. Students color in two pictures with the percentages of the elements found in that living thing.

Students read about and study what an economy is. Students then answer questions that require them to define what an economy is and list the components of a healthy economy. Students also list two ways that coal helps the Kentucky...

For this literacy worksheet, students find the words that are in the word search puzzle that focus upon the vocabulary that is from the theme of the sheet.

In this coal worksheet, students compare the process of cogeneration with other process for generating power. Students determine what happens to the waste coal. This worksheet has 2 short answer and 8 true and false questions.

A brief description of sulfuric acid, its reactions, and its uses. Includes reaction equations.

What you need to know about sulfuric acid in an emergency situation. Includes health risks and first aid instructions.

This NASA article discusses the sulfuric acid discovered on Europe, one of Jupiter's moons.

An introduction, aimed at upper elementary- and middle-school learners, to acid rain. [Click back to home to access the site in Spanish.]

This online resource is for information on the 16th element of the Periodic Table--Sulfur--can be found here. The site lists scientific information such as atomic weight, atomic number, melting/boiling point, and more. There is also a...

This New York government site provides data on various sulfuric acid spills in New York state, including causes, locations, and sources. Limited information about sulfuric acid in general. Tables included.

Sulfur history, production, processing, properties, and sulfur uses are explained in this comprehensive site.

This site from the Wikipedia Encyclopedia provides information on atomic properties, physical properties and notable characteristics of sulfur can be found on this informative site. Links are provided for additional information.

[Free Registration/Login may be required to access all resource tools.] What an acid is and its properties and uses. How to detect and measure the strength of acids.

In this lesson plan the teacher uses sulfuric acid with stones, leaves, and raw fish to demonstrate the effects of acid rain on the environment. Young scholars create an environmental mural.

[Free Registration/Login may be required to access all resource tools.] The causes and effects of acid rain.

Geology and chemistry of acid rain effects. Lots of building and monument pictures showing acid rain damage. Be sure to follow the "next" link at bottom of each page.

Lots of graphs and maps along with a complete explanation of acid rain and its threat to our environment. A long list of environmental links.

An animation to investigate the rates of heating or cooling in a calorimeter. Also, molar enthalpy of solution of sulfuric acid is discovered.

This video segment adapted from NOVA chronicles the discoveries that led to a radical new theory in which living organisms, not just geological processes, play an active role in cave formation. [5:42]