Weird and wonderful water
Why the universal solvent is unlike any other liquid and its properties are still a mystery
How to build understanding of Gibbs free energy
Help your students master this fundamental post-16 topic with these effective tips and teaching strategies
8 ways to boost student understanding with examples and non-examples
Help students fully grasp tough chemistry concepts by using example sets to explain them
How to teach combustion and oxidation at 11–14
Use these 5 tried-and-tested tips to teach combustion safely and effectively
Reversible reactions with transition metal complexes
Demonstrate changes of state using volume differences
Creating a supersaturated gas evolving oscillator
Demonstrate intermolecular forces with colourful separations
Brew up interest in redox with this quick reduction
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