Interact High School Chemistry - Software Express, Incorporated

interact™ Secondary Chemistry explores quality control and the large-scale production of chemicals in a study of analytical and industrial chemistry and equilibrium. Students also examine the relationship between the production and use of energy in living and nonliving things, study the Periodic Table and explore food chemistry. The course is presented in a stimulating digital format and includes animated sequences, videos and interactive activities. Student Home Use License contains 30 CDs and entitles 30 students to home use rights. Your school must own a network unlimited license for the specific subject of the Student Home Use License you wish to purchase.

Topic List
Analytical Chemistry:

Acid-base reactions
Precipitation reactions
Redox reactions
Calculations associated with chemical analysis
Stoichiometry
Gravimetric analysis
Volumetric analysis
Spectroscopic techniques
Spectroscopic techniques
Chromatography
Equilibrium:
- Rate of reaction
- Reversible reactions
- Le Chatelier's principle
- Water Kw and the use of the pH scale
- Dissociation of weak acids
- Equilibrium in living systems
  Industrial Chemistry:
  - Sulfuric acid
  - The petrochemical industry
  - Functional groups and homologous series
    Supplying and Using Energy:
    - Energy conversions
    - Thermochemical equations
    - Calorimetry
    - Electrochemistry
    - Fuel cells
    - Electrolysis
    - The chloralkali industry
    - The production of aluminium
      Food Chemistry:
      - Proteins
      - Carbohydrates
      - Fats and oils
      - Digestion
      - Energy content of foods
      - Water
      - Matter cycles
      - Food additives
        The Periodic Table:
        
        History and development of atomic theory
        Isotopes and relative atomic mass
        Electrons
        Trends in the Periodic Table
        Elements (metals) of the first transition series
        Nuclear fission and fusion
        The origins of the elements
        
        Features
        
        more than 120 animations
        worked examples and practice questions
        over 40 interactive revision activities
        a sequence of virtual laboratory simulations