Re: [school-discuss] anyone have a chemistry lab manual to share

["tompoe@renonevada.net" <tompoe@renonevada.net>]

Hi, Mike:  It's the Digital Age.  Check Google with Chemistry 101 as 
keywords, for starters.
Here's a nice list of people to contact directly, that might have an 
interest.
http://www.neact.org/

Tom
mike eschman wrote:
> hello,
>
> dave prentice and i bougth a video device that outputs to s-video, has 
> excellent shadow-free built in lighting, magnifies 14X and focuses at a 
> quarter inch.
>
> the lens head is on a flexible goose neck.
>
> me already had an mpeg movie camera with a zoom lens.
>
> we want to produce a full set of multi-media guides (ala "Mr. Wizard"] 
> demonstrating all the classics such as titration, kinetics, acid-base, proper 
> use of digital scale and centrifuge, and so on.
>
> i though i still had my lab books from university of maryland - but can't find 
> them.
>
> we want to do the same for biology, 
> can anyone help us?
>
> mike eschman, etc ...

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