Bob Becker Demos

A collection of Becker's famous (infamous?!) demos with accompanying text, still shots and video. Hosted on the University of Nebraska at Lincoln server.

General Chemistry Lecture Demonstrations

Demonstrations arranged to follow General Chemistry by Ebbing, from Indiana University at Bloomington.

Lecture Demonstrations

From the University of California at San Diego.

Chemistry Outreach 2000

From the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, here you will find a course's worth of demonstrations, each accompanied by a PowerPoint presentation and followed by a quiz. Demonstrations are presented in Windows Streaming Media.

Lecture Demontrations

Videos and stills of a variety of common lecture demonstrations. From the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Organic Chemistry microscale projection demonstrations

These demos were designed for some fairly sophisticated commercial equipment designed along the lines of Alyea's TOPS system. With a little ingenuity, they should be adaptable. From Peter Keusch at the University of Regensberg (Didactics of Chemistry--Chemical Education site).

Organic Chemistry demonstrations on video

From Peter Keusch at the University of Regensberg (Didactics of Chemistry--Chemical Education site). Real Media format. Be sure to scroll down the page and take a look at the demos/experiments on identifying/testing household or supermarket products.

Lecture Demonstration Movie Sheets

What a find! More demonstrations than you can shake a stirring rod at, many accompanied by videos and printed instructions, as well as student sheets for recording observations and responding to the demos. From Purdue University.

Delights of Chemistry

Archive of chemical demonstrations from Leeds University (UK). Includes still-frame "videos" of demos as well as preparation and background information.

Countertop chemistry

Demonstrations and experiments that use materials you can find at the drug or hardware store, from North Carolina State University

Can't find it here? Try Peter Keusch's extensive list of demonstration experiment links.