Rate experiments

By David Everett2018-01-24T09:10:00

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Enhance your rate of reaction practical work

David Everett outlines the progression of ideas around rates of reaction in pre-16 chemistry. He provides a number of ideas about how to develop pupil understanding of rates, including required practicals and more relevant alternatives, such as using rhubarb and ethanedioate instead of marble chips and HCl.

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