The document summarizes chemistry education and simulations that have been developed for use in Second Life. It describes tools like Orac that can be used to simulate chemical reactions and visualize molecules. It also discusses exhibits in Second Life that explore topics like proteins, amino acids, and red tide. Student quizzes and virtual conferences on chemistry topics have also been hosted in Second Life. Interactive data visualization tools have been created to showcase chemistry data sets in 5 dimensions.

1. Chemistry in Second LifeAndrew Lang – Oral Roberts University –SciFoo 2009

2. Orac – Molecule RezzerAL, Jean-Claude Bradley (Drexel), RajarshiGuha (NIH), Tony Williams (ChemSpider)

3. Orac and serotonin

4. User-controllable reaction mechanism simulationReaction of benzaldehyde with 5-methylfurfurylamine to form an imine and water

5. Molecule docking in Second LifeAL & Jean-Claude Bradley

6. Amino WorldJoan Slonczewski (Kenyon College)

7. Protein Rezzing ToolkitPeter Miller (University of Liverpool)

8. Sculpted ProteinsA sculpted protein (falcipain-2) colored from left to right by amino acid charge, polarity, and amino acid residue respectively

9. Spectrum ViewerAL & Jean-Claude Bradley

10. Interactive Spectrum Viewer

11. Spectral Game in Second LifeAL & Jean-Claude Bradley

12. Chemistry QuizzesJean-Claude Bradley

13. Student ExhibitsJean-Claude Bradley

14. ONSC – Data VisualizationAL, Jean-Claude Bradley, RajarshiGuha, Bill Hooker, Cameron Neylon, Tony Williams

15. 5-Dimensional interactive data visualization

16. Virtual ConferencesVirtual sci-mix on ACS Island

17. Virtual ExhibitsRed-Tide exhibit on ACS Island

18. Proteins - Elucian Islands ArchipelagoDavid Reeves (Yeshiva University)