All RSC Education articles in May 2010
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ReviewApplying maths in the chemical and biomolecular sciences: an example-based approach
David Read reviews this applied text
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ReviewQuanta, matter and change. A molecular approach to physical chemistry
Quanta, matter and change. A molecular approach to physical chemistry
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ReviewThe elements: a visual explanation of every known atom in the universe
Gordon Woods reviews this coffee-table book of elements
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NewsOpen University awards Eurobachelor label
First students graduating from the Open University's molecular science (hons) degree to be awarded the Eurobachelor label
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NewsTop of the Bench winners
Students from North Halifax Grammar School win this year's Top of the Bench competition
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NewsRSC gives boost to practical chemistry
The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) launches a USB version of the interactive AS/Alevel web tool, LabSkills
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NewsBristol teacher - an 'unsung hero of science'
Tim Harrison receives Royal Society Hauksbee Award for inspirational outreach work in the chemical sciences
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OpinionWalport's wake-up call?
Independent report on pre-19 science and mathematics education in the UK recommends changes to curriculum and assessment regimes
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ReviewAn Interactive Lab Primer, a DVD from Cardiff University and Chemists' Net
Tony Tooth looks at some websites that may be of interest to chemistry teachers.
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NewsChemistry FM
The University of Lincoln's first-year undergraduate forensic science programme is freely available to all online
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Exhibition chemistryNitrogen triiodide - a sensitive, contact explosive
Create a beautiful cloud of vapour mixed and gas with this safe contact explosive demonstration
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NewsGet practical - on course
A course for chemistry teachers and technicans aimed at improving practical work in the classroom
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NewsImproving CPD
Researchers in Germany exploit the findings of educational research in a professional development course for school science teachers
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FeatureMass spectrometry - the early days
1912, physicist Joseph John (J. J.) Thomson discovers mass spectrometry
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NewsFoundation degrees for industry
Foundation degrees for the science-based industries available from September 2011
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ReviewLies, demand lies, and science
Len Polluck reviews this look into the relationship between science and public policy
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MathsSignificant figures
Tips for teaching maths skills to our future chemists, by Paul Yates of Keele University
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