All Resource articles – Page 20
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ResourceRecharge your batteries | 14–16 years
Find out how lithium-ion batteries work, and the issues surrounding their manufacture and disposal
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ResourceModelling answers to GCSE six-mark questions
Strategies to demonstrate to students how to answer these questions efficiently
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ResourceHave a cheesy time
Introduce enzymes with this practical activity making cheese and yoghurt
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ResourceFrozen in time: hands-on evidence
Ask students to plan experiments, record data and draw conclusions in this practical activity
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ResourceAssessing the life cycle of fashion | 14–16 years
Examine the environmental impact of our clothing with these resources
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ResourceDeveloping a theory about reactions of acids
In this practical activity, students will monitor reactions of acids and develop a theory to explain their observations
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ResourceThe chemistry of chemical weapons
In this activity you will look at the chemistry behind a number of chemical weapons that have been employed throughout history
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ResourceGetting to grips with the periodic table’s structure
Help 11–14 students learn about the table’s development, structure and history
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ResourceUK Chemistry Olympiad
Everything you need to know about the UK Chemistry Olympiad (UKChO), including how to enter, how the competition works, resources and past papers
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ResourceTime-of-flight calculations
Use these resources to familiarise 16–18 students with the maths involved in time-of-flight calcuations
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ResourceEssential chemistry of pharmaceuticals
Explore the role of chemistry in drug discovery with this worksheet
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ResourceDetermining relative atomic weights
Heat a known mass of two metals to produce their oxides and determine their relative atomic masses.
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ResourceIntroductory maths for higher education
Learn about the fundamental principles behind mathematical concepts important for higher education chemistry courses including worked examples of using logarithms, indices and the chain rule.
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ResourceIYPT activities: history of the periodic table
Enthuse students with the history and development of the periodic table by using this engaging and interactive classroom activity. It can be differentiated to varying abilities and adapted to different levels or specifications
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ResourceInorganics in aqueous solution 16–18
Test your students familiarity with acid base chemistry and ligand substitution reactions with this Starter for ten worksheet of questions about inorganics in aqueous solution.
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ResourceTransition metal chemistry 16–18
Help your students become proficient in answering questions on the transition metals with these Starter for ten questions including redox titrations, colourimetry, and catalysis.
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ResourceRedox equilibria 16–18
When teaching redox equilibria, take advantage of these Starter for ten questions on redox reactions, standard electrode potentials and electrochemical cells.
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ResourcePeriodicity 16–18
Reinforce ideas about period 3 oxides, their reactions and their structure and bonding with these Starter for ten activities.