Science 10 Bibliography: C

Titles and Descriptions - C

Canada's Farm Population

Canadian Social Trends

Canadian Women In Science Series

Careers for the Future

Cell Biology

Chaos: Making a New Science

Chemcom. 2nd ed.

Chemical Activities

Chemical Demonstrations

A Chemical Engineer and the Puzzle of Alzhemer

Chemicals In Action

Chemistry: A First Course

Chemistry: A Second Course

Chemistry and Crime

Chemistry Around You

Chemistry Counts

Chemistry: The Salter's Approach

Chemistry Unit: Petrochemicals

Chemists at Work

Chromosomes and Genes in Action

The Circulatory System

Claming the Future

Cloning and the New Genetics

Clouds in a Glass of Beer

Cold Fusion: The Making of a Scientific Controversy

Common Weeds of Canada

The Complete Handbook of Science Fair Projects

Concepts in Science Series

Conceptual Physics: A High School Physics Program

A Concise Dictionary of Biology

A Concise Dictionary of Chemistry

A Concise Dictionary of Physics

Consumer Chemistry

Contemporary Readings for Gemral Biology

Coulumb and Millikan

Crystals and Crystal Growing

Crystals and Lasers: Applications of Lasers

Canada's Farm Population (Print-Non-Fiction). Beyrouti, Monique and Marcelle Dion. (1986 Census of Canada - Focus on Canada). Statistics Canada (STATS), 1990. 31 p. Order No. 98-133 ($10.00 pbk.)

In this study certain characteristics of the farm population are compared with those of the population at large, in order to highlight similarities as well as differences. This study does not show all the characteristics, but only some of those considered to be the most interesting. Included is a table of contents. French and English combined publication.

Suggested Use: BIO 20 - Ecological Organization

Canadian Social Trends (Print-Non-Fiction). Statistics Canada (STATS), 1990. ISSN 0831-5698 ($34.00 yearly/four issues)

Canadian Social Trends offers a look at social change in Canada: what is happening, why it is happening, and the prospects for the future. The material is amply supported with photographs and colourful graphs, charts and tables. Population, Human Geography and Health; Women, Marriage, and the Family; Work, Leisure, and Social Problems are the major topics covered.

Suggested Use: BIO 20 - Ecological Organization, Diversity of Life|BIO 30 - Genetics, Animal Systems

Canadian Women in Science Series (Videotape). Spectra (MHP), Dup. Order No. V5028 - V5033 Included are six titles - 20 to 28 min. each.

Titles in the series include:

Transplant Immunology Dup. Order No. V5028

Atomic Particles Dup. Order No. V5029

Nuclear Science Dup. Order No. V5030

Climate Studies Dup. Order No. V5031

Marine Engineering Dup. Order No. V5032

Forestry Biotechnology Dup. Order No. V5033

Canadian Women in Science is a six-part series on women who have chosen careers in fields traditionally held by men. In each program they discuss the nature of their work, how they chose their particular speciality, and the challenge of balancing the discipline required of a scientific career with outside interests. There is Pat, a medical technologist in transplant immunology, whose work fulfils her sense of purpose; Sheila, who, after raising a family, re-entered the workplace to pursue a career in nuclear medicine; Sue, a graduate student whose research on the atmosphere reflects a life-long need "to know how things work and why;" and Anne, a new mother, maintaining a career in biotechnology. Climate researcher Arlene Arama advises students to make up their own minds regarding a career. Achievement in any area is possible, she believes, if you have the desire and determination.

Suggested Use: BIO 20 - Agricultural Botany|CHEM 20 - Chemical Reactions|PHYS 20 - Light Other Uses: Science 10

Careers for the Future (Print-Non-Fiction). Ross, Judy. D.C. Heath (HTH), 1992. 88 p.

ISBN 0-669-95346-6 ($9.95 pbk.)

Both male and female Canadians are interviewed about various aspects of their career choices. Questions posed such as, "Did you do your degree on a co-op program?" and "Where are the job opportunities in kinesiology?" may be used as examples for students interviewing people regarding careers. Information is given on organizations to contact for more information on each career. The one page "snap-shot" approach would be appealing to students. Included are a table of contents and a bibliography.

Other Uses: Science 10|Wellness 10

Cell Biology. Vol. 1 (Videodisc). Coronet/MTI Film & Video (CFV), 1991. 14 min.

Order No. COR33000-VD ($249.00)

The two programs on this disc include "The Living Cell" and "The Nucleus". The bar codes with the master script and review questions allow quick access to the information presented. Good microphotography of somatic cells and of one-celled organisms are presented. Included are disc and worthwhile discussion guide.

Suggested Use: BIO 20 - Introduction to Biology|BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Chaos: Making a New Science (Print-Non-Fiction). Gleick, James. Penguin (PBC), 1987.

ISBN 0-1400-9250-1 ($17.95 pbk.)

Chaos Theory is reshaping the fabric of the scientific establishment as mathematicians, physicists, biologists and chemists seek connections among different kinds of irregularity. This resource supports the way the Dimension of the Nature of Science is defined in the new science curricula as tentative and probabilistic. The Dimensions of the Processes of Science and the Values that Underlie Science are also well supported. This is a controversial theory as it presents a new paradigm for science. Included are a table of contents, bibliography and an index.

PHYS 30 - Teacher Reference

Other Uses: Mathematics|Economics

Chemcom. 2nd ed. (Print-Non-Fiction). American Chemical Society. Kendall Hunt (KHP), 1992. 14-15 p. ISBN 0-8403-5505-X ($31.90 U.S. hdc.) ISBN 0-8403-5506-8 ($43.90 U.S. hdc.)

Written in textbook style format, the major topics include water needs, chemical resources, petroleum,

food, nuclear chemistry, and chemistry, air and climate. Included are a table of contents, glossary and an index.

Suggested Use: BIO 30 - Chemical Basis of Life|CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements|

CHEM 20 - Chemical Reactions, Organic Chemistry, Behaviour of Gases|CHEM 30 - Energy Changes

Other Uses: Science 10

Chemical Activities (Print-Non-Fiction). Borgford, Christie L. and Lee R. Summerlin. American Chemical Society (BORE), 1988. 330 p. Order No. 68421-01 ($38.50 teacher's edition)

Order No. 68421-00 ($26.34 student edition pbk.)

Chemical Activities is an excellent source of activities for laboratory chemistry. An appreciation for the role of chemistry in solving environmental and social problems is fostered through a laboratory series involving 105 investigations. Sketches help to visualize some of the procedures. Teacher expertise is required to decide whether these activities are appropriate for the available facilities.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Independent Research|CHEM 30 - Independent Research Other Uses: Science 10

Chemical Demonstrations: A Handbook for Teachers of Chemistry, Vol. 1 (Print-Non-Fiction). Shakhashiri, Bassam Z. University of Wisconsin (UOW), 1983. 343 p. ISBN 0-299-08890-1

($25.00 U.S. hdc.)

This resource provides demonstrations in thermochemistry, chemiluminescence, polymers plus colour and equilibria of metal ion precipitates and complexes. Teacher expertise is required.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Organic Chemistry|CHEM 30 - Energy Changes in Chemical Reaction|Solubility & Solutions

Chemical Demonstrations: A Handbook for Teachers of Chemistry, Vol. 2 (Print-Non-Fiction). Shakhashiri, Bassam Z. University of Wisconsin (UOW), 1985. 312 p. ISBN 0-299-10130-4

($25.00 U.S. hdc.)

Physical behaviour of gases, chemical behaviour of gases and oscillating chemical reactions are the topics covered in these demonstrations. Teacher expertise and competence is required in the use of this material.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Behaviour of Gases|CHEM 30 - Equilibrium

Chemical Demonstrations: A Handbook for Teachers of Chemistry, Vol. 3 (Print-Non-Fiction). Shakhashiri, Bassam Z. University of Wisconsin (UOW), 1989. 401 p. ISBN 0-299-11950-5

($25.00 U.S. hdc.)

Extensive demonstrations for use in acid-base chemistry and liquids, solutions and colloids are provided. Key Science Concepts and Processes of Science are supported. Included is a table of

contents. Teacher expertise is required.

Suggested Use: CHEM 30 - Acid-Base Equilibria, Solubility & Solutions

Chemical Demonstrations: A Handbook for Teachers of Chemistry, Vol. 4 (Print-Non-Fiction). Shakhashiri, Bassam Z. University of Wisconsin (UOW), 1992. 290 p. ISBN 0-299-12860-1

($25.00 U.S.)

The demonstrations included in volume 4 focus on clock reactions and electrochemistry. Each demonstration is broken down into an overview of the demonstration, a list of materials, a hazards section, a disposal section, discussion on chemical phenomena and principles (including equations) plus a list of references. Support is given for Key Science Concepts and Processes of Science. This volume provides an index to all four volumes. Teacher expertise is required.

Suggested Use: CHEM 30 - Reaction Kinetics, Oxidation & Reduction

Chemical Demonstrations: A Sourcebook for Teachers. 2nd ed. Vol. 1 (Print-Non-Fiction). Summerlin, Lee R. and James L. Ealy. American Chemical Society (BORE), 1988.

Order No. 64689-00 ($42.24 pbk.)

Excellent activities and demonstrations are given in this resource. Information is provided on what each of 200 demonstrations show, how to do them, what the reactions are and how to prepare the solutions. Special safety instructions are given as hazardous materials are used in some demonstrations. Included are a table of contents and a bibliography.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Organic Chemistry, Molecules & Compounds|CHEM 30-Solubility & Solutions, Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions

Other Uses: Science 10

A Chemical Engineer and the Puzzle of Alzheimer: A Video Interview with Regina Murphy (Videotape). (Scientists Speak Out). Hawkhill (HAI), 1991. 21 min. Order No. 503 ($49.00 U.S.)

A female chemical engineer discusses the protein research involved in unlocking the puzzle of diseases such as cancer and Alzheimer's disease. Career issues of chemists and chemical engineers along with the struggles of women entering science careers are highlighted.

Suggested Use: BIO 30 - Chemical Basis of Life|Animal Systems|

CHEM 20 - General Reference|CHEM 30 - General Reference

Chemicals in Action (Print-Non-Fiction). Donovan, T.R., M.C. Poole, and D.J. Yack. Holt, Rinehart and Winston of Canada (HBJC), 1987. ISBN 0-03-921975-5 ($35.35 hdc.)

This book is full of activities which would support the Processes of Science and the Scientific and Technical Skills. The material has many examples and illustrations of the Science-Technology-

Society-Environment interrelationships. This a good resource to cover the chemistry basics in Science 10 as well as for students having difficulty with the concepts presented in Chemistry 20 and

Chemistry 30. A traditional textbook format is used. The section on electron orbitals should be screened before use. Included are a table of contents, glossary and an index.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements, Chemical Reactions, Molecules & Compounds, Mole Concepts and Stoichiometry, Consumer Chemistry, Organic Chemistry|CHEM 30 - Energy Changes in Chemical Reaction, Solubility & Solutions, Acid-Base Equilibria

Other Uses: Science 10

Chemistry: A First Course (Print-Non-Fiction). Rayner-Canham, G., et al. Addison-Wesley (BB), 1988. 594 p. BB 6337 ($40.15 student edition hdc.) BB 6338 ($66.60 instructor's resource book)

This text provides a good support for the DSLs. The teacher resource binder is considered an excellent resource no matter which student resources are being used. The women in science section may be especially useful. Included are a table of contents, glossary and an index.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Introduction to Chemistry, Atoms & Elements, Chemical Reactions, Molecules & Compounds, Mole Concept & Stoichiometry, Behaviour of Gases, Organic Chemistry

Chemistry: A Second Course (Print-Non-Fiction). Rayner-Canham, G., et al. Addison-Wesley (BB), 1989. 759 p. BB 6339 ($43.00 student edition hdc.) BB 6340 ($43.00 Instructor's resource book)

Many Canadian chemists are featured in this resource. It provides a good to excellent support for the DSLs. Additional resources may be needed to support personal and social values and skills. The student edition is an excellent resource. The teacher's resource binder has excellent support materials, no matter which student resources are being used. Included are a table of contents, glossary and index.

Suggested Use: CHEM 30 - Review of Basic Principles, Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions, Reaction Kinetics, Equilibrium, Solubility & Solutions, Acid-Base Equilibria, Oxidation & Reduction

Chemistry and Crime (Print-Non-Fiction). Gerber, Samuel M. American Chemical Society (AMCS), 1983. 135 p. ISBN 0-8412-0784-4 ($19.95 U.S. hdc.) ISBN 0-8412-0785-2 ($16.95 U.S. pbk.)

Gerber presents fictional works which describe crimes made possible by the criminals' knowledge of chemistry and crimes solved by the sleuths' knowledge of chemistry. There are charts which have useful information pertaining to the subject being discussed. This may be of special interest to some students; however, it should be noted that American statistics prior to 1983 are used.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Independent Research|CHEM 30 - Independent Research

Chemistry Around You (Print-Non-Fiction). Tocci, Salvatore. Prentice Hall (PRN), 1985. 186 p. ISBN 0-668-06033-6 ($13.95 pbk.)

The author provides an excellent section on food and food additives. Students could use the information as support for experiments involving analysis of chemicals in a multitude of everyday home products such as tap water, medication, soaps, detergents and garbage. There are lots of ideas for students who are looking for a project. Included are a table of contents, glossary and an index.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Independent Research|CHEM 30 - Independent Research

Other Uses: Science 10

Chemistry Counts (Print-Non-Fiction). Hill, Graham. Hodder and Stoughton (PIP),

ISBN 0-340-506598 ($24.75 teacher's handbook)

Many good colour pictures and diagrams are used by Hill to show applications of chemistry in the everyday world. Although it is from a British perspective, the material would be interesting reading for most students. Chemistry in the everyday world is explained very well in relation to Key Science Concepts and the STSE Interrelationships.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Introduction to Chemistry, Independent Research, Atoms & Elements, Chemical Reactions, Molecules & Compounds, Mole Concept & Stoichiometry, Behaviour of Gases, Consumer Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Teacher Developed Unit|CHEM 30 - Review of Basic Principles, Independent Research, Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions, Reaction Kinetics, Equilibrium, Solubility & Solutions, Acid-Base Equilibria, Oxidation & Reduction, Case Study

Other Uses: Science 10

Chemistry: The Salter's Approach (Print-Non-Fiction). Hill, Graham, et al. Heinemann (IRW), 1989. 218 p. ISBN 0-43564-000-3 ($28.35 pbk.)

This is a consumer book full of everyday applications of chemistry. It is an excellent resource book for science projects with many ideas and suggestions. This material may also be useful for reviewing principles and concepts that have been discussed in class. The effects of plastic waste are presented only from an economic perspective. Other effects on people and animals are not discussed. There is an excellent use of illustrations. This resource covers the DSLs. Included are a table of contents and an index.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Independent Research|CHEM 30 - Independent Research

Other Uses: Science 10

Chemistry Unit: Petrochemicals (Print-Non-Fiction). Mustoe, Frank J. (Environmental Literacy). Key Foundation (KYF), 1992. 42 p. No order no. needed ($4.00 pbk.)

A review of the extent and importance of the petrochemical industry in Canada is presented in this module. Many colourful illustrations are used. Included are a table of contents and a glossary.

With multiple copy purchase, teacher's guide is available free on computer disc in IBM or MacIntosh format. Please specify format when ordering. For workshop information phone (705) 726-2276 or write to the address listed in the distributor directory.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Organic Chemistry

Chemists at Work (Videotape). Hawkhill (HAI), 1986. 42 min. ($99.00 U.S.)

The "fun" of making discoveries in chemistry is emphasized. Part I consists of short snap shots of the history and development of chemistry. In Part 2 male and female scientists discuss their work and their projects. An overview of future possibilities in chemical research projects is given. The three sections could be used independently of the others in a sequence of classes.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Introduction to Chemistry

Chromosomes and Genes in Action (Microslides). (BORE), ISBN 79703-81 ($5.94 set of 8 Photomicrographs)

The topics in this set include:

1. DNA molecule - em (55,000X)

2. Coiling in chromosomes - wm (2,000X)

3. Lamp brush chromosomes - phase contract (700X)

4. Loop of lamp brush chromosome - em (9,000 and 15,000X)

5. Giant chromosomes - wm (1,000X)

6. Chromosome puffs - st (250X), tagged (250X)

7. Nuclear pores - em (50,000X)

8. Ribosomes - em (85,000X)

Microslides require use of microslide viewer (Contact BORE)

Suggested Use: BIO 30 - Genetics

The Circulatory System (Print-Non-Fiction). Avraham, Regina. (The Encyclopedia of Health - The Healthy Body). Chelsea House (NEL), 1989. 110 p. ISBN 0-7910-0013-3 ($24.99 hdc.)

This book provides extensive information on the circulatory system. Historical information on heart study is presented. Topics include understanding the heart, blood, blood vessels, and some common heart problems and their treatment. A chapter on preventing heart disease is also included. Black and white illustrations are used. Support for Key Science Concepts is given through the factual information presented for teaching about the circulatory system. Support is also provided for Scientific and Technical Skills and Science-Related Interests and Attitudes by describing the history of the technological advances in the area of heart disease. The clear readability of the material makes it ideal for student use.

Suggested Use: BIO 30 - Animal Systems

Other Uses: Science 10

Claiming the Future: The Inspiring Lives of Twelve Canadian Women Scientists and Scholars/Se Batir Un Avenir (Print-Non-Fiction). Royal Society of Canada. Pembroke (PPL), 1991. 96 p. ISBN 0-921217-71-4 ($9.95 pbk.)

Twelve Canadian women who are or have been employed as scientists, plus an Aboriginal female lawyer, an art historian and a literary historian are profiled. Two to three page biographies, each with a picture of the subject, are included. The ability to persevere in spite of hindrances is shown. Advice from each person is given to the reader. Two women from Saskatchewan are featured.

Other Uses: Secondary Level Science, Science 10

Cloning and the New Genetics (Print-Non-Fiction). Hyde, Margaret O. and Lawrence E. Hyde. Enslow (MEA), 1984. 128 p. ISBN 0-89490-084-6 ($29.95 hdc.)

Information is presented on trends in genetics. Strengths of the material include its historical content and its usefulness in emphasizing the creative-technological relationship between biogenetic research and its benefit to society. This is not a quick reference book, but one which interested students may be motivated to read. Included are a table of contents, glossary, bibliography and an index.

Suggested Use: BIO 30 - Genetics

Clouds in a Glass of Beer (Print-Non-Fiction). Bohren, Craig F. (Wiley Science Editions).

John Wiley and Sons (WIL), 1987. 195 p. ISBN 0-471-62482-9 ($20.95 pbk.)

This book uses the principles of physics to help readers understand why many natural phenomena occur. This material may provide students with ideas for science fair projects or independent study projects.

Suggested Use: PHYS 20 - Science Challenge, Physics of Everyday Things|

PHYS 30 - Science Challenge

Other Uses: Science 10

Cold Fusion: The Making of a Scientific Controversy (Print-Non-Fiction). Peat, F. David. Contemporary Books (FHW), 1989. ISBN 0-8092-4243-5 ($21.50 hdc.)

The author examines the controversy that shook the scientific community when in May of 1989, Pons and Fleischman announced their "cold fusion" discovery. The turmoil that followed, with conferences, and attempts at replication is described. The book reveals something of the Nature of Science Dimension and shows what can happen when the media reports an event before scientific "due process" has had an opportunity to verify or refute a discovery. The material has a high suspense level. Science-Technology-Society-Environment Interrelationships are developed extremely well.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Independent Research|CHEM 30 - Independent Research|

PHYS 30 - Nuclear Physics Other Uses: Science 10

Common Weeds of Canada (Print-Non-Fiction). Mulligan, Gerald A. NC Press (UTP), 1989.

ISBN 0-920053-59-9 ($16.95 pbk.)

Information is presented on propagation methods, geographical origin, preferred habitat and blossoming periods of some Canadian weeds. Pictures of the weeds in their habitat are included which are not always as clear as line drawings or weeds on a neutral background might be.

Suggested Use: BIO 20 - Ecological Organization

The Complete Handbook of Science Fair Projects (Print-Non-Fiction). Bochinski, Julianne Blair. (Wiley Science Editions). John Wiley & Sons (WIL), 1991. 206 p. ISBN 0-471-52728-9 ($15.50 pbk.) ISBN 0-471-52729-7 ($34.95 hdc.)

This is an excellent handbook for conducting and organizing science fairs. It is a good guide

to the planning and execution of a science fair project. The book contains descriptions of 50

science fair projects, that may serve as an inspiration for those having a difficult time getting started. One strong feature of this book is the description of award winning science fair projects. Included are a table of contents, glossary and an index.

Other Uses: Science 10

Concepts in Science Series (Videotape). TVOntario (MHP), 1988. 102 - 10 min. programs

Order No. V02788 - V02889. 17 teacher's guides. (BB) Order No. varies ($3.30 each)

Various topics in chemistry, biology and physics are covered. The series is highly recommended. Check the "Possible Starting Points for Acquiring Resources" section in this bibliography for information on pricing discounts for duplication of series from Media House Productions.

Titles in this series include: Dup. Order No. Curriculum fit

Cellular Respiration - Glycolysis 1 V02789 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Cellular Respiration - Glycolysis 2 V02790 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Cellular Respiration - Metabolism & Nutrition V02793 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Cellular Respiration - Oxidative Phosphorylation V02792 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Cellular Respiration - The Cell & Energy V02788 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Cellular Respiration - The Krebs Cycle V02791 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Chemical Equilibrium - Dynamic Equilibrium V02825 CHEM 30 - Equilibrium

Chemical Equilibrium - Reaction Kinetics V02826 CHEM 30 - Reaction Kinetics

Chemical Equilibrium - Reaction Tendencies V02827 CHEM 30 - Reaction Kinetics

Chemical Equilibrium - The Equilibrium Constant V02828 CHEM 30 - Equilibrium

Chemical Equilibrium - The Haber Process V02829 CHEM 30 - Equilibrium

Chemical Equilibrium - Unsteady Steadiness V02824 CHEM 30 - Equilibrium

Electricity - Current Electricity V02863 PHYS 30 - Electricity

Electricity - Potential Difference V02864 PHYS 30 - Electricity

Electricity - Resistance V02865 PHYS 30 - Electricity

Electrochemistry - Commercial Electrochemical

Cells V02833 CHEM 30 - Oxidation & Reduction

Electrochemistry - Corrosion V02834 CHEM 30 - Oxidation & Reduction

Electrochemistry - Designing Electrochemical

Cells V02832 CHEM 30 - Oxidation & Reduction

Electrochemistry - Electrochemical Cells V02831 CHEM 30 - Oxidation & Reduction

Electrochemistry - Electroplating V02835 CHEM 30 - Oxidation & Reduction

Electrochemistry - The Building Blocks of

Electro-chemistry V02830 CHEM 30 - Oxidation & Reduction

Electromagnetism - Domain Theory V02868 PHYS 30 - Electricity

Electromagnetism - Earth's Magnetic Field V02866 PHYS 30 - Electricity

Electromagnetism - Electromagnetic Induction V02870 PHYS 30 - Electricity

Electromagnetism - Life in the Field V02871 PHYS 30 - Electricity

Electromagnetism - Magnetism and Electron

Flow V02867 PHYS 30 - Electricity

Electromagnetism - The Motor Principle V02869 PHYS 30 - Electricity

Electron Arrangement & Bonding-Electron

Arrangement V02838 CHEM 20 - Molecules & Compounds

Electron Arrangement & Bonding -

How Atoms Bond V02839 CHEM 20 - Molecules & Compounds

Electron Arrangement & Bonding - Introducing

the Players V02836 CHEM 20 - Molecules & Compounds

Electron Arrangement & Bonding - Metals & Ionic

Solids V02841 CHEM 20 - Molecules & Compounds

Electron Arrangement & Bonding - The Rutherford-

Bohr Atom V02837 CHEM 20 - Molecules & Compounds

Electron Arrangement & Bonding - Molecular Substance

& Covalent Crystals V02840 CHEM 20 - Molecules & Compounds

Energy Flow - Energy Flow at the Cellular Level V02797 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Energy Flow - Energy Flow in Agriculture V02798 BIO 20 - Ecological Organization

Energy Flow - Energy Flow in the Biosphere V02799 BIO 20 - Ecological Organization

Energy Flow - Energy Flow in the Ecosystem V02796 BIO 20 - Ecological Organization

Energy Flow - Photosynthesis V02795 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Energy Flow - The Concepts of Energy V02794 BIO 20 - Ecological Organization

Homeostasis - Biochemical Balance V02804 BIO 30 - Animal Systems

Homeostasis - Coping with Change V02800 BIO 30 - Animal Systems

Homeostasis - Hormonal Control V02805 BIO 30 - Animal Systems

Homeostasis - Osmoregulation V02802 BIO 30 - Animal Systems

Homeostasis - The Feedback Cycle V02803 BIO 30 - Animal Systems

Homeostasis - The Sea Within V02801 BIO 30 - Animal Systems

The Mole Concept - Avogadro's Hypothesis V02845 CHEM 20 - Mole Concept & Stoichiometry

The Mole Concept - Combining Gas Volumes V02844 CHEM 20 - Behavior of Gases

The Mole Concept - Gas Volumes V02843 CHEM 20 - Behavior of Gases

The Mole Concept - Relative Atomic Mass V02846 CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements

The Mole Concept- Relative Mass V02842 CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements

The Mole Concept - The Mole V02847 CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements

Nuclear Physics-Electrical Energy from Fission V02876 PHYS 30 - Nuclear Physics

SCI 10 - Uranium

Nuclear Physics-Natural Transmutations V02874 PHYS 30 - Nuclear Physics

SCI 10 - Uranium

Nuclear Physics - Nuclear Byproducts V02877 PHYS 30 - Nuclear Physics

SCI 10 - Uranium

Nuclear Physics-Properties of Becquerel Rays V02873 PHYS 30 - Nuclear Physics

Nuclear Physics-The Discovery of Radioactivity V02872 PHYS 30 - Nuclear Physics

Organic Chemistry 1: Carbon Bonding V02850 CHEM 20 - Molecules & Compounds

Organic Chemistry 1: Carbon the

Compromiser V02848 CHEM 20 - Molecules & Compounds

Chemical reactions

Organic Chemistry 1: Fixing Fuels V02851 CHEM 20 - Organic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry 1: Harvest of Enzymes V02853 BIO 30 - Animal Systems

Organic Chemistry 1: Polyethylene V02852 CHEM 20 - Introduction to Chemistry,

Organic Chemistry Organic Chemistry I: The Shape of Carbon V02849 CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements

Organic Chemistry 2: ASA V02857 CHEM 20 - Introduction to Chemistry Organic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry 2: Cosmetics V02858 CHEM 30 - Independent Research CHEM 20 - Independent Research

Organic Chemistry 2: Fibres V02854 CHEM 30 - Independent Research

CHEM 20 - Independent Research

Organic Chemistry 2: Glues V02856 CHEM 20 - Chemical Reactions Organic Chemistry, CHEM 20/30 - Independent Research

Organic Chemistry 2: Life After Chemistry V02859 CHEM 20/30 - Independent Research BIO 20 - Ecological Organization

Organic Chemistry 2: Soaps V02855 CHEM 20 - Molecules & Compounds

Organic Evolution - Darwin, Naturally V02807 BIO 20 - Introduction

Organic Evolution - Factoring in Mendel V02808 BIO 30 - Genetics

Organic Evolution - In the Beginning V02806 BIO 30 - Evolution

Organic Evolution - Mutation And All That V02811 BIO 30 - Genetics, Evolution

Organic Evolution - The Meiotic Mix V02809 BIO 30 - Genetics, Evolution

Organic Evolution - The Population Picture V02810 BIO 30 - Evolution

Photosynthesis - Absorbing The Light V02813 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function Photosynthesis - C3 & C4 Plants V02816 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Photosynthesis - Seeing The Light V02812 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Photosynthesis - The Dark Reaction V02815 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Photosynthesis - The Fluid Transport System V02817 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Photosynthesis - The Light Reaction V02814 BIO 30 - Cell Structure & Function

Protein Synthesis - DNA Replication:

The Repeating Formula V02820 BIO 30 - Chemical Basis of Life,

Genetics

Protein Synthesis -

DNA The Molecule of Heredity V02819 BIO 30 - Chemical Basis of Life, Genetics

Protein Synthesis - Protein:

The Stuff of Life V02818 BIO 30 - Chemical Basis of Life, Genetics

Protein Synthesis - RNA Synthesis:

The Genetic Messenger V02821 BIO 30 - Chemical Basis of Life, Genetics

Protein Synthesis - Ribosomal RNA:

The Protein Maker V02823 BIO 30 - Chemical Basis of Life, Genetics

Protein Synthesis - Transfer RNA:

The Genetic Messenger V02822 BIO 30 - Chemical Basis of Life, Genetics

Structure of the Atom - Smaller

Than the Smallest V02879 CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements

PHYS 30 - Atomic Physics

Structure of the Atom - Spectra V02882 CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements

PHYS 30 - Atomic Physics

Structure of the Atom - The Bohr Model V02881 CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements

PHYS 30 - Atomic Physics

Structure of the Atom - The Earliest Models V02878 CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements

PHYS 30 - Atomic Physics

Structure of the Atom - The Rutherford Model V02880 CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements

PHYS 30 - Atomic Physics

Structure of the Atom - The Wave-Mechanical V02883 CHEM 20 - Atoms & Elements

Model PHYS 30 - Atomic Physics

Wave-Particle Duality - Matter Waves V02889 PHYS 20 - Waves

Wave-Particle Duality - Photons V02888 PHYS 20 - Waves

Wave-Particle Duality - The Electromagnetic

Model V02886 PHYS 20 - Waves

Wave-Particle Duality - The Particle Model V02884 PHYS 20 - Waves

Wave-Particle Duality - The Quantum Idea V02887 PHYS 20 - Waves

Wave-Particle Duality - The Wave Model V02885 PHYS 20 - Waves

Suggested Use: BIO 20 - Introduction, Ecological Organization|BIO 30 - Animal Systems, Genetics, Cell Structure & Function, Evolution, Chemical Basis of Life|CHEM 20 - Introduction to Chemistry, Independent Research, Atoms & Elements, Chemical Reactions, Molecules & Compounds, Mole Concept & Stoichiometry, Behaviour of Gases, Organic Chemistry, Teacher Developed Unit|CHEM 30 - Independent Research, Reaction Kinetics, Equilibrium, Oxidation & Reduction|PHYS 20 - Waves|PHYS 30 - Nuclear Physics, Electricity, Atomic Physics

Other Uses: Science 10

Conceptual Physics: A High School Physics Program. 2nd ed. (Print-Non-Fiction).

Hewitt, Paul G. Addison Wesley (ADD), 1992. 660 p. ISBN 0-201-28651 ($43.10 student edition)

ISBN 0-201-18652-X ($53.35 Teachers edition)

This recommended resource is a very readable text with many diagrams which help simplify complex concepts. It has a unique approach to physics with very little emphases on algebra and math problem solving. It is highly concept oriented. This is considered a "must" for students and teachers

who have difficulty reading traditional texts. The supplementary material is highly recommended. It is a good to excellent support for the DSLs with the exception of the Values That Underlie Science.

Suggested Use: PHYS 20 - Waves, Light, Sound, Heat|PHYS 30 - Kinematics & Dynamics, Momentum, Mechanical Energy, Fluid Mechanics, Electricity, Nuclear Physics

Other Uses: Secondary Level Science - Teacher Reference

A Concise Dictionary of Biology. New ed. (Print-Non-Fiction). Oxford University (OUP), 1990. 266 p. ISBN 0-19-286109-3 ($11.50 pbk.)

This resource is a dictionary of biological and biochemical terms. Entries related to geology that are required for an understanding of paleontology and a few entries related to physics and chemistry that are required for an understanding of the physical and chemical aspects of biology are included. In this edition, new terms in genetics, molecular biology and immunology have been added. The material is easy to read and understand. Some of the over 2,500 entries are cross-referenced. Some illustrations are used.

Suggested Use: BIO 20 - General Reference|BIO 30 - General Reference

A Concise Dictionary of Chemistry. New ed. (Print-Non-Fiction). Oxford University (OUP), 1990. 314 p. ISBN 0-19-286110-7 ($13.95 pbk.)

Terms related to chemistry including "physical" and "biochemistry" comprise the over 3,000 entries. New terms reflecting advances in techniques, concepts and materials have been incorporated into this new edition. Cross referencing and only a few illustrations are used.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - General Reference|CHEM 30 - General References

A Concise Dictionary of Physics. New ed. (Print-Non-Fiction). Oxford University (OUP), 1990. 308 p. ISBN 0-19-286111-5 ($13.95 pbk.)

The over 2,700 entries include terms from mathematics, astrophysics, metallurgy, electronics and physical chemistry which are pertinent to the study of physics. Nuclear and particle, quantum theory and solid state physics terms are added to this new edition. Cross-referencing and a limited number of illustrations are used.

Suggested Use: PHYS 20 - General Reference|PHYS 30 - General Reference

Consumer Chemistry: Projects for Young Scientists (Print-Non-Fiction). Newton, David E. (Projects for Young Scientists). Franklin Watts (GRO), 1991. 112 p. ISBN 0-531-11011-7

($17.50 hdc.)

This interesting book contains experiments that examine the chemistry of such common consumer goods as food, cosmetics, detergents, soil, antacids, and fibres. Experiments are clearly detailed and many include illustrations of how to arrange the equipment. Black-and-white photographs depict male

and female students using proper laboratory techniques. Safety procedures are well explained, and warnings about potentially dangerous chemicals or procedures are clearly boxed at the beginning of relevant experiments. A section on special laboratory techniques, such as titrations and water baths, is included.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Consumer Chemistry, Independent Research|CHEM 30 Independent Research

Other Uses: Secondary Level Science

Contemporary Readings for General Biology. 3rd ed. (Print-Non-Fiction). Crane, John W. Wadsworth (NEL), 1989. 152 p. ISBN 0-534-13376-1 ($15.95 pbk.)

This title is a compilation of 24 scientific papers and articles on topics such as cell biology, genetics, plant systems, animal systems, evolution, diversity of life, ecology and behaviour. The articles focus on the social and ethical issues created by the impact of the biological sciences. This is considered to be an interesting, excellent resource, especially for creative teachers who want to make classes interesting and relevant for students. Some material may be dated and will need to be supplemented by current journal articles. Included is a table of contents.

Suggested Use: BIO 20 - Ecological Organization, Diversity of Life, Agricultural Botany|

BIO 30 - Genetics, Animal Systems, Evolution

Coulumb and Millikan (Software). MacQueen, Ron. Ron MacQueen (RON), 1987.

Contents: 1 disk, 1 teachers guide $49.95/package (There is a two package price of $79.95

for this title and Falling Through Air)

System Requirements: Apple IIe, 48K, 5 1/4", colour or b/w monitor, joystick, game paddle.

Students could use this highly recommended program to determine the relationship between force and distance. The students would need to have prior knowledge about the topic. The program is meant to simulate an experiment which would be extremely difficult to do in a classroom and obtain accurate results. Little background theory is provided, but the program is easy to use.

Suggested Use: PHYS 30 - Electricity, Atomic Physics

Crystals and Crystal Growing (Print-Non-Fiction). Heelden, Allan and Phylis Morrison. The MIT Press (BORE), 1982. 318 p. Order No. 64673-00 ($14.34 pbk.)

This is a very informative book about solutions, solubility, crystals and the structures of solids. Solubility diagrams plus methods and recipes for growing crystals are provided. Included are a table of contents and index.

Suggested Use: CHEM 20 - Molecules & Compounds|CHEM 30 - Solubility & Solutions Other Uses: Science 10

Crystals and Lasers: Applications of Lasers (Videotape). Films for the Humanities and Sciences (FFH), 1989. 58 min. ($149.00 U.S.)

A lecture presentation demonstrating activities involving laser technology provides a humorous, interesting program on "real life" uses of lasers. An explanation of holograms is given. This is useful in support of STSE Interrelationships. The tape could be shown in segments.

Suggested Use: PHYS 20 - Light