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- SULPHURIC ACID
SYNTHESIS In this program the industrial
production of sulphuric acid is shown in detail. Clear
graphics explain each step in the process. All stages of
the process are accompanied by appropriate equations and
diagrams and some of the uses of sulphuric acid in
manufacturing are considered. 12 mins video . Produced in
the USA (1991)A (Except Taiwan and Korea) SEA NT VEA
- INVESTIGATING CHEMICAL
REACTIONS This program
emphasises the point that in a chemical reaction, new
substances are produced and that these are always
accompanied by either an absorption or release of energy.
The synthesis of iron and sulphur (exothermic) are shown
as well as decomposition of mercuric oxide (endothermic).
The program concludes by considering examples of chemical
reactions which occur around us daily. 12 mins video
Produced in the USA (1991)A (Except Taiwan and Korea)SEA
NT VEA
- COPPER FROM QUARRY TO CABLE In this concise program, copper is
traced from mine to the stages of dressing by crushing
and flotation, smelting and electrolytic refinement. 12
mins video Produced in the USA (1992) A(Except Taiwan and
Korea) SEA NT VEA
- CHEMICAL ANALYSIS 1 Chemical Analysis 1 uses
sophisticated computer animation to give senior chemistry
students a unique insight into the theory and operation
of the three most commonly used tools in analytical
chemistry: • Atomic absorption Spectrometry • Gas Chromatography and • High
Pressure Liquid Chromatography. 25 mins video Produced in
Australia (1993) WW (except UK) VEA
- CHEMICAL ANALYSIS 2 This program outlines the need for
quick, cost-effective and reliable testing of samples in
industrial, health, manufacturing and environmental
applications. In the first part of the program we
demonstrate the Bomb Calorimeter. In the second part we
see how Mass Spectrometer is used in conjunction with Gas
Chromatography to definitively identify substances such
as carcinogenic compounds in soil. 35 mins video Produced
in Australia (1994) WW (except UK) VEA
- IDENTIFICATION OF POLYMERS Part one of this program
investigates the many different types of polymers which
we come into contact with every day. The program
discusses their properties and characteristics as well as
demonstrating the various procedures which enable the
identification of polymers. The second part of the
program presents a "real life", problem solving
case study which illustrates the concepts examined in
part one. 30 mins video Produced in Australia (1993) A
SEA E AF ME SA PA PB B HV NT SBC VEA
- SEWAGE SOLUTIONS This program investigates the
problem of human sewage waste and the biological and
chemical methods involved in proper treatment. It also
examines the costs and benefits of these processes and
the health and safety issues for their operators. As
there are various methods of treatment and disposal the
program shows a marine based system and an inland system.
25 mins video Produced in Australia (1992) WW (except UK)
VEA
- RADIATION This two-part video will help
students learn what radiation is, how it was discovered
and what it can do. Part one examines the work of Isaac
Newton, Young, Becquerel and Curie. Part two examines
ionising radiation, electromagnetic and nuclear
radiation, radioactive isotopes, fission and fusion. 38
mins video Produced in the USA (1994) A SEA PA PB B HV NT
SBC VEA
- DISCOVERING THE ATOM Knowledge of the atom is
fundamental to all sciences and this two-part program
introduces the student to what an atom is,how it was
discovered and the significance of its discovery. 36 mins
video Produced in the USA(1994) A SEA PA PB B HV NT SBC
VEA
- THE MAKING OF ALUMINIUM This
program looks at the chemical and electrolytic processes
involved in producing aluminium metal. Sophisticated
computer graphics explain the otherwise complex processes
involved in smelting this precious resource. In the
advanced version, five additional minutes of detailed
graphics show the chemistry involved in the production
process. 32 mins video Produced in Australia (1993)
Standard and Advanced Versions Available WW (except UK)
VEA
- THE SODIUM EXPERIENCE This program looks at the qualities
and many uses of sodium. In particular the excellent heat
transfer ability of sodium is considered and the benefits
this provides when used as a coolant in the production of
nuclear power are outlined. 20 mins video Produced in the
USA (1995) SEA UK NT VEA
- THE MYSTERY OF LIGHT This program explores the mystery
of light as both a wave and a particle. Concepts covered
include; the electromagnetic spectrum, quanta,
wavelength, frequency, colour, refraction, diffraction,
reflection, the speed of light, fibre optics and more.17
mins video Produced in the USA (1995) A SEAPA B HV NT SBC
VEA
- A THOUSAND SATELLITES After briefly looking at the
history of space exploration this program examines how
scientists have utilised satellites to assist our
understanding of our own planet. 20 mins video Produced
in the USA (1994) SEA UK NT VEA
- WATER - A MOLECULAR SUBSTANCE
This visual resource
aims to help students understand concepts and construct
models at a fundamental level by presenting three
dimensional, dynamic animations. The video portrays the
structures of the three states of water (solid, liquid
and gaseous) and the melting, evaporation and boiling
processes at the molecular level using computer generated
animations. The teaching package also includes extensive
notes, lesson plans, activities, questions sheets and
background information. This program was produced as part
of the VisChem project at the University of Western
Sydney the purpose of which is to "enable students
to develop mental models based on images at the molecular
level. 12 min video and 60 page teacher guide Produced by
VisChem - University of Western Sydney, Australia (1996)
WW (except Canada and the UK) VEA
- DISSSOLVING, PRECIPITATION
AND COMPLEXATION This program is divided into three
parts, each moving from the laboratory level, to the
molecular level and then to the symbolic level. After a
brief navigation map and advance organiser the program
first looks at the difference between melting and
dissolving using the example of sodium chloride. The next
part examines the reaction of sodium chloride solution
with silver nitrate to exemplify precipitation. Finally
ammonia is added to a solution of copper(II) nitrate to
form a copper(II) hydroxide gel. The successive
complexation of the copper(II) by ammonia molecules
serves as an important model for complexation. 25 min
video and extensive teacher guide Produced by VisChem -
University of Western Sydney, Australia (1997) WW (except
Canada) VEA
- IONIC EQUILIBRIUM, ACID BASE
& REDOX CHEMISTRY This
program is divided into three parts, each moving from the
laboratory level, to the molecular level and then to the
symbolic level. By first looking at the reaction of
potassium thiocyanate solution with iron(III) nitrate
solution, ionic equilibrium is explained. Next acid-base
chemistry is shown using ethanoic acid as an acid,
ethanoate ion as a base and ammonia as a base. The last
part of the program deals with redox chemistry and a
reaction of copper metal with silver nitrate solution. 25 min video and extensive teacher
guide. Produced by VisChem - University of Western
Sydney, Australia (1997) WW (except Canada) VEA
- Bonding Between Molecules This
program takes the bonding story one step further - the
bonding between molecules and how this determines the
state of matter. Two main types of interactions are
explained: ‘Dipole-dipole’ bonding and
‘dispersion forces’ bonding, with illustrations
from common chemical substances such as ammonia, sucrose
and the hydrocarbons. The program concludes with a recap
on how our knowledge of bonding helps us to understand
and predict the behaviour of all materials. 4 x 30 mins
video Produced in Australia (1997) WW (except UK, Canada
& France) VEA
- Inner Forces. This
series of 4 programs provides an examination of
nature’s welding process -Bonding. With the aid of
graphic computer generated modelling and accessible
exemplars from ordinary life, the series supports the
teaching of this foundation study of the chemical
sciences. VEA
(b) Bonding in Metals In
the context of the particle theory and bonding model, the
program first describes the fundamentals of all matter:
atoms, ions and molecules, then explores the elements
called metals and the relationship between their unique
properties and the bonding model. VEA
(c) Ionic
Bonding After a brief recap on particle
theory, this program defines ionic substances and how
they are formed. It then examines the particular ionic
bonding of common materials such salt and aluminium and
indicates that there is another bonding story to be told:
how molecules come together. VEA
(d) Bonding in Molecules This
program looks at molecular substances and how they are
held together by sharing electrons. Different types of
shapes and patterns in covalent (intramolecular) bonding
are explained with reference to simple molecules such as
water and very large molecules such as polythene. VEA
- Microcomputers and Electronic
Instrumentation:Making the Right Connections. This program--including
text, videotapes, and laboratory electronics kit-- will
help you become a power user of electronic
instrumentationComplete Microcomputers and Electronic
Instrumentation: Making the Right Connections course
package, including 464-page text, two videotapes, lab
electronics kit and experiment manual: V6000 (PAL P6000);
US$995 . 464-page text, US$ 75Microcomputers and
Electronic Instrumentation: Making the Right Connections:
V600S; US$75 Two companion videotapes: V6001 (PAL P6001)
(2-1/2 hours); US$895 Sneak preview tape: V600P, (PAL
P600P); US$25 Lab electronics kit and experiment manual:
V6011; US$180 Experiment manual only: V601S; US$14
Videotapes available in NTSC or PAL formats ACS
- Introduction to Mass
Spectrometry Let advanced computer
animation take you inside the workings of a mass
spectrometer 2 videotapes: #V5400
(PAL P5400); US$995 Video I - Instrumentation for Mass
Spectrometry: #V5401 (PAL P5401); US$395 Video II -
Interpreting Mass Spectra: #V5402 (PAL P5402); US$795 One
copy of the Course Study Guide (136 pp.) accompanies each
purchase. Additional guides: #V540S; US$25 Sneak preview
tape: #V540P (PAL P540P); US$25 Available in NTSC and PAL
ACS
- Basic Gas Chromatography, 2nd
Edition Witness live-action lab
demonstrations that fully cover the most popular
analytical technique in the world--GC! One
videotape (50 minutes) and 98 pp. Course Study Guide:
#V4000; US$800. Additional Study Guides: #V400S; US$30.
ACS
- Organic Chemistry Laboratory
Techniques Both
students and laboratory personnel will benefit from this
introduction to the organic chemistry lab. 3
Videotapes: #V3000; US$1,190; Single tapes; US$495. Each
45-minute tape is a self-contained module independent of
the others--so you can show them in any sequence.
Videotape I: (#V3001) Simple distillation; fractional
distillation; infrared spectroscopy Videotape II:
(#V3002) Recrystallization; melting point determination;
extraction Videotape III: (#V3003) Column chromatography;
thin layer chromatography; gas chromatography ACS
- Chemical Laboratory
Techniques This
useful video fully explains every basic chem lab
technique you're likely to need! 3 videotapes and
30 pp. Course Study Guide: #V1600; US$1,440 Single tapes:
US$600 One copy of the Course Study Guide accompanies
each purchase. Additional Study Guides: #V160S; US$6
(Each videotape is 45-60 minutes.) Videotape I:
(#V1601)Using crucible tongs Beakers Digestion Weighing
Bottles Videotape II: (#V1602)Volumetric Flasks Wash
Bottles Filtering Desiccators Videotape III: (#V1603)
Crucibles Pipets Burets ACS
- Techniques in Basic Infrared
Spectrophotometry Receive the instruction you need to
make yourself indispensable to your spectroscopy
laboratory.1 videotape (85 minutes) and course study
guide: #V3200; US$375 Additional study guides: #V320S;
US$13 Part I: Basic IR Spectroscopy: Techniques of IR
spectroscopy; basic components of IR instrumentation;
detailed progress from source of radiation to detector;
controls used on the instrument; a run-through of a
sample Part II: Liquid Sampling Techniques: Introduction
to cells; cell windows; preparation and care of cell
windows; types of liquid samples; quantitative analysis
of solutions Part III: Solid Sampling Techniques: Mulls;
KBr discs; description of external reference beam
attenuator; melts, films, and dispersions; gas sampling
cells Part IV: Computer-Aided Spectrophotometry and
Quantitative Analysis: Computer interface with IR
instrumentation; enhancement of poor spectra;
quantitative analysis of solutions Part V: Maintenance
and Troubleshooting: Routine maintenance of an IR; basic
repair routines The Course Study Guide contains a
comprehensive summary on each of the five parts of the
videotape and a set of questions, answers, and an
explanation of the answers for each part. ACS
- Interpretation of Infrared
Spectra, 2nd Edition For
the first time, clearly animated-- see the internal
molecular movements that are important in IR! 4
videotapes (210 minutes) and 220 pp. course study guide:
#V0900; US$1,300 Additional Study Guides: #V090S; US$35
ACS
- Chemical Diversity Series Explore
the current use and future applications of combinatorial
techniques for investigating potential drug targets Videotape
(2 hrs) and 50 pp. course study guide: V8000; US$225, The
Synthetic Techniques of Computational Chemistry
Additional study guides: V800S; US$75 Videotape (2 hrs)
and 70 pp. course study guide: V8100; US$225,
Applications of Computational Approaches Additional study
guides: V810S; US$75 ACS
- Molecular Modeling: The Small
Molecule Approach Success
Stories! Learn from noted experts who
developed and are successfully using pharmacophore
modeling techniques in drug design research! 2 videotapes (3 hrs.) and 70 pp. Course Study
Guide: V6300 (PAL P6300); US$800 Additional study guides:
V630S; US$20 ACS
- Computer-Aided Genetic and
Protein Engineering Learn
how the explosion of bio information has affected
research and development in this high tech field. Two
90-minute VHS videotapes and 80-page Course Study Guide:
#V4900; US$800 Additional study guides: #V490S; US$30 ACS
- Developing and Using Protein
Models Now
it's possible to design new pharmaceuticals by predicting
the structure and function of certain proteins! Two 90-minute videotapes and 80 pp. course study
guide: #V5200; US$800 Additional guides: #V520S; US$30
Chemical science is ushering in a new era! New
pharmaceuticals are now being designed in part ACS
- Molecular Modeling for
Biological Systems Co-sponsored with San Diego State
University and the San Diego Supercomputer Center Here's
a complete lowdown on modeling dynamics, molecular
interaction, and three-dimensional structures... Four 60-minute VHS videotapes and 150-page course
study guide: #V4500; US$800 Additional study guides:
#V450S, US$28 ACS
- Molecular Modeling in the
Discovery of New Drugs Success
Stories! If you perform basic research in
drug development or macromolecular structure modeling,
you must see this course! 2
videotapes (3 hrs.) and 76 pp. course study guide: #V5900
(PAL P5900); US$800 Additional study guides: #V590S;
US$20 Available in NTSC and PAL. ACS
- Drug Discovery Series: New
Techniques for Drug Discovery--Better Ways to Find the
Needle in the Haystack! Find out how to apply information from
leading researchers on new techniques for discovering
lead compounds Videotape (2 hrs.) and one copy of
the seminar manual (Catalog #V8800); US$240.00 Additional
copies of the Seminar Manual (#V880S); US$80.00 ACS
- Close-Up On Chemistry:
Chemical Demonstrations Here's a Safe Way Your Students Can See the
Dramatic Chemical Reactions That Are Too Dangerous to
Conduct Live in a Classroom Setting! 1 videotape (70
minutes) and Teacher's Guide: #V5000 (PAL P5000);
US$89.95 Additional Teacher's Guides: #V500S; US$28
Available in NTSC and PAL ACS
- Teaching Chemistry, 1994: A
Materials Science Anthology See how easy and interesting it is
to incorporate materials science applications into your
chemistry curricula! 1 videotape (2 hrs) and 1
copy of the 150 pp. seminar manual: #V6500; US$130
Additional manuals: #V650S; US$30 NOTE: You should order
one study guide for each person who will view the
videotape. ACS
- Teaching Introductory
Chemistry It's time to focus on the positive
aspects of chemistry education in the United States!
1 videotape (2 hrs.) and one copy of the seminar manual:
#V6200; US$130 208 pp. course study guide: #V620S; US$30
Note: You should order one study guide for each person
who will view the videotape. ACS
- Starting with Safety: An
Introduction for the Academic Chemistry Laboratory Avoid dangerous
mistakes--protect yourself and your first-time chemistry
students by showing them this attention-grabbing video. 1 videotape (35 minutes) and Teacher's Guide:
#V5100 (PAL P5100); US$79.95 Additional Teacher's Guides:
#V510S; US$10 Available in NTSC and PAL ACS
- Eminent Chemists Videotapes Let
important scientific innovators teach your students about
historic developments in chemistry Purchase
price: US$60 each Hubert N. Alyea (#VT009) W. O. Baker
(#VT027) Derek Barton--Part 1 (#VT030) Part 2 (#VT031)
Arnold O. Beckman (#VT010) Melvin Calvin (#VT011) Mildred
Cohn (#VT028) Bryce Crawford and Gerhard Herzberg
(#VT033) Carl Djerassi (#VT012) John T. Edsall (#VT013)
Harry Emeleus (#VT040) Ronald W. Estabrook (#VT014) Paul
Flory (#VT015) Karl Folkers (#VT016) Louis P. Hammett
(#VT017) Anna J. Harrison (#VT018) W. Lincoln Hawkins
(#VT019) Joel Hildebrand (#VIN21) Roald Hoffman (#VT020)
Sir Ewart Jones (#VT038) W. J. Knox (#VT029) Izaak
Kolthoff (#VT021) Herman Mark (#VT022) Carl S. Marvel
(#VT023) George Pimentel (#VT032) Glenn T. Seaborg
(#VT024) Max Tishler (#VT025) Rosalyn S. Yalow
(#VT026)ACS
- CFCs and the Ozone
Layer-Disrupting a Delicate Balance The first in the series of Conversations
with Nobel Laureates in Chemistry 1 videotape (2
hrs.) and one copy of the seminar manual: #V7900; US$85
120 pp. course study guide: #V790S; US$15 ACS
- Teaching Chemistry, 1995:
Using Environmental Science to Teach the Fundamentals Increase your students' interest
in chemistry by using environmental issues to illustrate
chemistry concepts 1 videotape (2 hrs.) and one copy
of the seminar manual: #V7800; US$130 120 pp. course
study guide: #V780S; US$30 Note: You should order one
study guide for each person who will view the videotape.
ACS
- Teaching Chemistry, 1996:
Including Organic Chemistry in the Introductory Course See demonstrations and receive
ideas on proven, practical methods of incorporating
organic chemistry into your introductory courses 1
videotape (2 hrs.) and one copy of the seminar manual:
#V8700; US$135 100 pp. course study guide: #V870S; US$35
Note: You should order one study guide for each person
who will view the videotape. ACS
- Conversations with Nobel
Laureates in Chemistry Series: Buckyballs-The Discovery
and Excitement of Fullerenes This special presentation features two
winners of the 1996 Nobel Prize in ChemistryVideotape
(2 hrs.) and one copy of the Teacher's Guide (Catalog
#V8500); US$185.00 Additional Teacher's Guides (Catalog
#V850S); US$20.00 ACS
- Biological and Abiological
Catalysis in Organic Synthesis
Discover
a new and better method of synthesizing organic compounds
with this 2-video set! 2
videotapes (3.5 hrs.) and 66 pp. manual: #V5500; US$800
One Course Manual accompanies each purchase. Additional
manuals: #V550S; US$20 If you're involved in the
synthesis and creation of organic compounds--order this
video! ACS
- Pure Enantiomers: Separation,
Synthesis, Analysis Four
of the most distinguished scientists in the field
candidly discuss the latest issues and developments in
obtaining enantiomerically pure compounds 2 videotapes (3 hrs) and 72 pp. course manual:
#V5600; US$800 Additional manuals: #V560S; US$25 ACS
- Monolayers, Surfaces and Thin
Films Gain remarkable insight into recent
developments in this high tech field. 7
videotape set: #V4700; US$595 Single tape purchase:
US$100
Tape 1: The Behavior of Liquids Near Boundaries
(#V4701), Carl Frank, Cornell University
Tape 2: Self-Assembled Monolayer Films: Organic
Sulfur Compounds on Gold and Related Systems
(#V4702), George Whitesides, Harvard University
Tape 3: Proteins at Interfaces: Principles and
Applications (#V4703), Joseph Andrade, University of
Utah
Tape 4: Protein Caught in Action: Specific Surface
Recognition and Enzyme Function in Monolayers
(#V4704), Helmut Ringsdorf, U. of Mainz, Germany
Tape 5: Molecular Structure and Interface
Properties of Surfactant-Coated Surfaces (#V4705),
Steve Garoff, Carnegie-Mellon University
Tape 6: Transistors and Diodes Based on Redox
Active Thin Film Polymers (#V4706), Mark Wrighton,
M.I.T.
Tape 7: Technological Application of Biologically
Derived Microstructures (#V4707), Joel Schnur, Naval
Research Laboratory ACS
- Making Tomorrow's Polymers An
opportunity to experience the future of polymer synthesis
. . . today Four 60-minute VHS
videotapes and 152-page Course Study Guide: #V4200;
US$800 Additional study guides: #V420S; US$30 ACS
Meeting ISO
9000 Standards: A
Briefing for Chemical Laboratories Find out if your company
should adopt ISO 9000 standards...or if it can afford to
remain in operation uncertified. 2
videotapes (3 hrs.) and 100 pp. course study guide:
#V6100; US$800 Additional study guides:#V610S; US$25 ACS
- Practical Approaches to
Laboratory Waste Management It's all here in one convenient
source--the information you need on waste disposal
methods that comply with the latest environmental
regulations! 2 videotapes (3
hrs.) and 40 pp. manual: #V5700; US$600 Additional
manuals: #V570S; US$25 ACS
- Quality Assurance Series:How
to Comply with Good Laboratory Practices Regulations-
Field Site Studies and Analytical Laboratory Management Learn
what other quality assurance managers and laboratory
personnel do to comply with GLP regulations Cosponsored
by the Society of Quality Assurance and the EPA
Compliance Assistance Program 2 Videotapes (3 hrs.) and
one copy of the Seminar Manual (Catalog #V8900);
US$335.00 Additional copies of the Seminar Manual
(Catalog #V890S); US$95.00 ACS
- Oxidation Hazards (More Than
Just Air) ACS
Chemical Safety Video SeriesComplete package
including the videotape and instructor's guide: #V7200
(PAL P7200); US$280 Single copies of the instructor's
guide: #V720S; US$25. Running time approximately 20
minutes ACS
- Stop That Dose!--Working
Safely with Toxic Chemicals ACS Chemical Safety Video Series
Complete package including the videotape and instructor's
guide: #V7400 (PAL P7400); US$280 Single copies of the
instructor's guide: #V740S; US$25. Running time
approximately 20 minutes ACS
- Taking the Long
View--Carcinogens and Related Health Hazards ACS Chemical Safety Video
Series Complete package including the videotape
and instructor's guide: #V7600 (PAL P7600); US$280 Single
copies of the instructor's guide: #V760S; US$25.Running
time approximately 20 minutes. ACS
- Out of Harm's Way--Handling
Corrosives SafelyACS
Chemical Safety Video Series Complete package including
the videotape and instructor's guide: #V7300 (PAL P7300);
US$280 Single copies of the instructor's guide: #V730S;
US$25.Running time approximately 20 minutes. ACS
- Introduction to Chemical
Laboratory Safety These
four dynamic videos comprise a complete overview of
safety regulations, techniques, and procedures! Best buy! Complete course including the 4
videotapes and 4 copies of the manual. Catalog Number
V4800 (PAL P4800); US$1,950.00
Video 1: Introduction to Laboratory Safety including
the videotape and one copy of the course manual. Catalog
Number V4801 (PAL P4801); US$615.00 (32 minutes)
Video 2: Protection Against the Odds including the
videotape and one copy of the course manual. Catalog
Number V4802 (PAL P4802); US$695.00 (32 minutes)
Video 3: Safe Laboratory Procedures including the
videotape and one copy of the course manual. Catalog
Number V4803 (PAL P4803); US$695.00 (32 minutes)
Video 4: Chemical Safety & Environmental
Regulations including the videotape and one copy of
the course manual. Catalog Number V4804 (PAL P4804);
US$495.00 (48 minutes)
Single copies of the manual. Catalog Number V480S;
US$28.00 Preview videotape. Catalog Number V480P(PAL
P480P); US$25.00 ACS
- Things That Burn--Flammable
and Combustible Chemicals ACS Chemical Safety Video Series Complete
package including the videotape and 1 copy of the manual.
Catalog Number V670K (PAL P670K); US$280.00 Single copies
of the manual. Catalog Number V670S US$20.00 Running time
approximately 17 minutes. ACS
- Compressed Gases: Safe
Handling Procedures ACS
Chemical Safety Video Series Complete package
including the videotape and 1 copy of the manual. Catalog
Number V-680K (PAL P680K); US$280.00 Single copies of the
manual. Catalog Number V680S; US$20.00 Running time
approximately 19 minutes. ACS
- Compressed Gases: Compressed
Hazards The
Complement to Compressed Gases: Safe Handling Procedures ACS
Chemical Safety Video Series Complete package
including the videotape and 1 copy of the manual. Catalog
Number V690K (PAL P690K); US$280.00 Single copies of the
manual. Catalog Number V690S; US$20.00 Running time
approximately 17 minutes. ACS
- How Safe Is Your Laboratory? This important video
course is for chemistry professionals who in any way
handle, use, or manage chemicals.Videotapes (2
hrs.) and 127 pp. Course Study Guide: #V7100;
US$165.Additional study guides: #V710S; US$65 ACS
- The Big Spill . Chemical
Spill Prevention and Clean-up ACS Chemical Safety Video Series Complete
package including the videotape and instructor's guide: #
V8200 (PAL P8200); US$280 Single copies of the
instructor's guide: #V820S; US$25. Running time
approximately 15 minutes ACS
- Marty's Guide to Chemical
Storage in the Laboratory ACS Chemical Safety Video Series Complete
package including the videotape and instructor's guide: #
V7700 (PAL P7700); US$280 Single copies of the
instructor's guide: #V770S; US$25. Running time
approximately 15 minutes ACS
- Laboratory Safety Series:
Performing Safety Audits and Hazard Evaluation Reviews Learn how to use job hazard
analysis and lab safety audits to minimize the chance of
on-the-job injuries Videotape (2 hrs.) and one copy
of the Seminar Manual (Catalog #V9000); US$240.00
Additional copies of the Seminar Manual (#V900S),
US$80.00 ACS
- FOOD
TECHNOLOGY This program from the Beyond 2000 series is
an excellent introduction to the world of food chemistry
and technology. We are shown how a new feed stock reduced
the amount of saturated fat in meat and milk, and how
genetic engineering is being used to alter and improve
cheese. The program looks at a scanning system being
developed that can ascertain the level of fat in meat,and
another development that can increase the shelf life of
meat by years, and more 40 mins VEA. Produced by Beyond
Productions 1994
- NEW CHEMISTRY
This
four part program examines some of the latest discoveries
from the world of chemistry and their potential. We see
how scientists in Japan have found another form of carbon
called Nano tubes and how worthless plastic waste is
being recycled into useable fuel. The program also
considers a system to manufacture porcelain items out of
silicon recovered from waste water. And we see the
science that takes place in the life cycle of a champagne
bubble. 20 mins VEA. Produced by Beyond Productions
(1994)
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