The 6 best practicals for teaching electrochemistry from 11–18

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Use a sequential approach to reinforce learning and maximise student success

For many students, electrochemistry proves one of the most difficult topics in the curriculum. Well-considered practicals, introduced at the right time, can embed and further students’ understanding of key theoretical concepts as they progress from 11 to 18. Read about one tried-and-tested route for teaching electrochemistry practicals and start planning your sequence.

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