• 1 - This link shows some basic illustrations about chemistry.
• 2 - The atoms of a molecule are held together by chemical bonds. This link shows some good visuals about chemical bonds.
• 3 - Buffers help to stabilize the pH of our body fluids. This link shows an animated experiment into part of the concept of buffer chemicals.
• 4 - Without enzymes life could not exist. This animation takes you through the current concepts of how enzymes work in metabolism.
• 5 - Enzymes are sensitive to heat and pH changes along with other factors. Here is one page that shows the changes enzymes experience under various conditions.
• 6 - The chemical basis of life.
• 7 - Covalent and ionic bonding
• 8 - Buffers are important in the pH balance of body metabolism or chemical reactions. This animation is at a level greater than you need to understand but shows the basic concept of buffers.
• 9 - Enzymes. This basic explanation is a good place to start as a visual aid in "sseing" what occurs. After studying the preceeding animation then this animation is next.
• 10 - Nutrients are both organic and inorganic in structure. This will show the differences and state the importance of each.
• 11 - Hydrolysis and Dehydration Synthesis reactions are shown at this link.
• 12 - These pages are some of the animations used in lecture
  • a - Enzymes
  • b - Covalent chemical bonds
  • c - Ionic bonds
• 13 - Here are videos with audio to show the interactions of atoms to form chemical bonds. When you open this link the audios/sound will play automatically for about 15 seconds. I could not control this annoyance.
• 14 - Organic molecules can be complicating to understand. These animations have audio.
• NOTE: The above require the latest versions of Flash and QuickTime be running on your computer.
• The following are Internet links to other sites. Some may be dead links.
• The Biology Project -- Biochemistry--- A site developed by college students for college students - A MUST SEE for all college biology students.
• Pharmaceutical Information On-Line
• Teaching Chemistry -This site from Sweden is a great starting point to help teachers and introductory students of chemistry.
• The Virtual Library of Chemistry on the World Wide Web--This site is maintained by UCLA and financed by your taxes through the US Federal Government.
• A great starting point for finding the answers to common questions about chemistry. A practical site for parents that need to know trivia about the chemistry children ask or science projects they need to turn tomorrow.
• World Lecture Hall of Chemistry