All Resource articles – Page 38
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ResourceChemistry in your cupboard: Calgon
Link the post-16 topics of group 2 elements, acids and bases and polymerisation to the topic of hardness of water.
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ResourceChemistry in your cupboard: Finish
Link the topics of rates of reaction, group 1, 2 and 7 elements, proteins, fats and carbohydrates and acids and bases to the topic of dishwasher cleaning. Learn about a range of real life contexts for these chemical ideas through written material, and questions to encourage learning and test understanding.
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ResourceSynthesis Explorer
Plan synthetic routes and study key organic chemistry reactions interactively.
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ResourceAnalysis of cave paintings
In this practical, student gain an understanding of how cave painters may have used the natural rock formation to paint the animals and scenes onto them and how later painters have continued with this tradition.
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ResourceExplaining our health and safety guidance
Review and understand our standard health and safety guidance before using the resources for practical chemistry in your classroom. The information in this document can increase your confidence and competence when using our practical resources, by raising your awareness of what our health and safety checks entail
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ResourceThe language of mathematics in science - guides from the ASE
These teacher guides from the Association for Science Education are designed to help you understand important terms and techniques related to the use of mathematics in the science curriculum for pupils aged 11–16, and then give you the confidence to apply those practices and principles in the classroom.
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ResourceConservation in Herculaneum
Herculeaum is a special case of art in an archaeological setting. So how is it conserved?
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ResourceBenham top
In this experiment, students record what is seen when a Benham top spins at different speeds, comparing their perceptions with those of group members.
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ResourceMaking a water magnifier
In this practical, students experiment with magnification by placing water drops on top of lettering.
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ResourceThe emergence of new techniques and pigments
The emergence of new techniques and pigments within Greek art
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ResourceAncient Greek art
The Classical Greek period heralded an age in which thought and art flourished.
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ResourceNanoscale Horizons
Learn about nanoscale materials in the flagship Nanoscale Horizons journal published by the Royal Society of Chemistry.
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ResourceToxicology Research
Read how Toxicology Research has become one of the leading journals publishing chemical and biological aspects of toxic response and the mechanisms involved for chemicals found in drugs, food or the environment research.
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ResourceNatural Product Reports
Discover one of the oldest RSC journals, Natural Product Reports, which aims to stimulate progress in all areas of natural products research.
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ResourceMaterials Chemistry C
Discover the sort of chemistry published in Journal MAterials Chemistry C and why it is one of thr RSC’s market leading high impact journals.
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ResourceEnvironmental Science – Nano
Find out why Environmental Science: Nano is the home for high impact work on nanomaterial interactions with biological and environmental systems.
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ResourcePhotochemical & Photobiological Sciences
Find out about the publishing activity of Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences journal and the team works to
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ResourceAnalytical Methods
Find out about the Analytical Methods journal published by the RSC, the type of research it publishes and the readership it gets.
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ResourceMeasurement, accuracy and precision
Activities for students which help them discover the importance and difficulties of accurate experimentation
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ResourceMaths for Science - ebook
This self-study e-book looks at a range of mathematical topics that are important for science students to understand. A variety of topics are covered, including measurements in science, using graphs, logarithms and differentiation.