Schoolsnet's review of RR says:
Reactive Reports
Audience: Key Stage 4, A-Levels and Undergraduates
This online chemistry magazine covers recent
chemistry innovations, most of which are fairly
advanced in nature. Although not particularly useful
as a learning aid this site does have many
interesting articles which might be very useful as
examples or for essay writing. |
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The Scout Report for Science & Engineering:
Reactive Reports #9
http://www.reactivereports.com/9/
The latest issue of the chemistry webzine, Reactive Reports, is now available. Reactive Reports, a publication intended to "provide the chemistry community with cutting edge reports of exciting developments in the world of the chemical sciences and related fields," was reviewed in the Nov. 24 1999 Scout Report for Science and Engineering. Issue #9 includes articles on solar applications for fullerenes, meteoric fullerenes, new molecular structure base software, a compound developing contest for students, hot chemistry Websites, and more. This is a light yet informative resource for chemistry students. [HCS].
See this review at Scout Report, Volume 4, Number 6, November 8, 2000. |
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New Scientist:
Reactive Reports - A chemistry webzine that is attractively put together and takes a pride in being cutting edge. The site is run by science writer David Bradley in conjunction with Advanced Chemistry Development (ACD/Labs). Some of the featured stories at the time of writing this review (issue 9) ranged from electrodeposition of an electrochemically active fullerene film on electrodes to roles of nitric oxide in muscle relaxation, the immune response, memory, and sexual arousal. The previous issues are archived. Some of the molecular graphics can be downloaded in ChemSketch format, should you have the appropriate software to view them (a product of ACD). (26 October 2000) SM.
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The chemistry teacher Michael Tate from the US:
In the Reactive Reports I read the report on phosphorus.
There are not many sites that I find such interesting
topics without having to take money out of my own pocket
to subscribe. The articles are just long enough to get
the gist of the topic without going into so much detail
that the reader may get lost. If I want to research the
topic I can do that on my own. |
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May 2003 -
Scientific American awarded Reactive Reports with a 2003 Sci/Tech Web Award.
April 2003 - Reactive Reports is
now referenced by the CIRS-TM.ORG, the International Center for
Scientific Research website.
August 2002 - Reactive Reports has been reviewed
and chosen to bear the 2002-2003 Golden Web Award.
Reactive Reports in Schoolsnet's web guide was selected and reviewed by education experts.
March 2001 - Reactive Reports a Finalist in the Fifth Annual Pirelli INTERNETional Award Competition. More...
August 2000 - Reactive Reports joins a select few outstanding sites in Science and Engineering with this new Cyber Platinum Award.
April 2000 - Reactive Reports are awarded by Exploratorium.edu which is a pretty big player on the science side of the web.
9th February 2000, - We have been awarded
the "Critical
Mass Award" with glowing comments including "...recognition
for excellent designs, beautiful original graphics, informative
content, entertaining, presented well and easy to access..."
January 2000 - Reactive Reports
continues to gain recognition as a Quality Chemistry-based
Webzine. The British
Universities Libraries Website, BUBL recently featured
Reactive Reports in the Chemistry News Section.
12 December
1999 - ACD website and our associated
Reactive Reports Webzine are recognized as Top 5%
Chemistry Websites.
November 1999 - General
Chemistry Online recognizes Reactive Reports as one
of their Web Picks for the month.
November 1999 - The
Scout Report recognizes Reactive Reports.
The Scout Report is the flagship publication of
the Internet Scout Project.
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