Authors:
            
                    Akira Ikuo
                    
                        
                    
                    ; 
                
                    Yusuke Yoshinaga
                    
                        
                    
                     and
                
                    Haruo Ogawa
                    
                        
                    
                    
                
        
        
            Affiliation:
            
                    
                        
                    
                    Tokyo Gakugei University, Japan
                
        
        
        
        
        
             Keyword(s):
            Chemical Experiment, Teaching Material, Tablet Computer, CG, Visualization, Quantum Chemical Calculation.
        
        
            
                Related
                    Ontology
                    Subjects/Areas/Topics:
                
                        Authoring Tools and Content Development
                    ; 
                        Computer-Supported Education
                    ; 
                        e-Learning
                    ; 
                        e-Learning Hardware and Software
                    ; 
                        Information Technologies Supporting Learning
                    ; 
                        Mobile Information Systems
                    ; 
                        Mobile Learning
                    ; 
                        Technology Enhanced Learning
                    ; 
                        Ubiquitous Learning
                    ; 
                        Web Information Systems and Technologies
                    
            
        
        
            
                Abstract: 
                We tried to make CG teaching materials toward electronic textbook of basic chemistry linking chemical experiment for university student. The CG teaching materials could demonstrate the nature of the reaction such as structural change by ball-and-stick model or space filling model with electrostatic potential, and potential energy change by the reaction profile. The materials included 1) formation of di-atomic molecule such as hydrogen iodide, 2) hydroxylation of methyl chloride as a model of Walden’s inversion. These CG teaching materials enabled to load with desktop, laptop, tablet computer, and smart phone. The CG teaching material of hydroxylation of methyl chloride was tried to combine with chemical experiments to make electronic textbook of basic chemistry.