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Molly,
I just saw a hypertext link to the University of Washington Nuclear Physics
Laboratory on NCSA's Mosaic 1.0 (What's new with Mosaic directory).  This
version of Mosaic was just released a week ago and can be download via
anonymous ftp to ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu using unix or Fetch on the mac (you must
have an IP/TCP connection to use Fetch).  However, if you do not want to
use Mosaic, you can probably find a gopher address for the University of
Washington Nuclear Physics Laboratory using a phonebook on gopher.

Even though this is a physics laboratory, I am almost sure there will be
people who will have backgrounds in chemistry.  Would it not be great if
you had research information from a University that would incorporate
professional and "real-life" ideas into your class?  Furthermore, would it
not be even better if you could have your class correspond with a
researcher or professor in that laboratory via e-mail?

Feel free to contact me if you are unfamiliar with any of the net jargon I
have been throwing around.  I hope this helps.

Sincerely,
Evan Glazer

>Can anyone recommend useful Internet resources on nuclear energy
>for an upcoming unit for my high school chem class?
>
>Thanks for your help!
>
>M. Warren(molly1234@delphi.com)
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