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Ideas to inspire confident contributions to group talk
Include every learner in the chemistry conversation with these four valuable tools
5 ways to teach neutralisation and pH
Teacher-tested approaches to build 11–14 students’ basic understanding of acids, alkalis and indicators
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Demonstrate electrochemistry with a gravity cell
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