All Resource articles – Page 50
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ResourceA dip in the dribble: river pollution | context and problem-based learning
A problem solving case study in analytical, environmental and industrial chemistry
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ResourceSmall materials to solve big problems: nanochemistry
This context based case study investigates the use of nanomaterials for the development of commercial applications in the areas of medicine, materials and environment. It covers the synthesis, characterisation and application of nanomaterials in a variety of contexts. As part of the resource students are asked to investigate the use ...
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ResourceFaster greener chemistry?
This context-based case study is laboratory-based and focuses on the synthesis, characterisation and evaluation of up to nine manganese(III) salen complexes that are employed as catalysts in the oxidation of alkenes. The approach used in this case study ensures learners work collaboratively and allows for the development of transferrable employability ...
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ResourceFuture Cities project
Set your learners a problem-based case study with a sustainable development project
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ResourceFirst Year Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratory Course Manual 2011-2012
Student laboratory manuals to support first year undergraduate practicals of Core Chemistry 1A or Core Chemistry 1A and 1B courses at Durham University.
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ResourceEthical guidelines & code of conduct for authors
This webpage provides general guidance to authors on their responsibilities and the code of conduct they should follow when submitting to a Royal Society of Chemistry journal. It also describes what are considered to be conflicts of interest, and outlines our policy on human and animal welfare.This guidance is suitable ...
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ResourcePPLATO Maths & Physics resources portal
This resource links to the PPLATO Maths & Physics resources portal. The resources on this portal look at a number of different mathematical topics, including maths topics that correspond to different areas of science.
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ResourceCurve sketching - Advanced maths
Sketching the curve of a rational function, f(t)= t^2/(t+3), is discussed in this screen capture video. Video: Curve sketching
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ResourceIntroductory maths for HE: logarithms
Learn about the fundamental concepts of logarithms. The video studies the graph of the logarithm function and include some worked examples.
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ResourceIntroductory maths for HE: powers
Discover the origin of the rules for combining powers. Learn how to interpret negative and fractional powers as well as how to raise a variable to the powers of one and zero
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ResourceIntroductory maths for HE: chain rule (example B)
A second example showing how to use the chain rule to differentiate.
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ResourceIntroductory maths for HE: chain rule (example A)
A worked example of how to use the chain rule of differentiation.
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ResourceFlipped chemistry - flipped classroom blog
A website that is designed to help educators plan, design and deliver lectures/resources through the “flipped classroom” model.
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ResourceThe chemistry and biology of nucleic acids - eBook
A free online book on the chemistry and biology of nucleic acids. It covers the key chemistry and biology of oligonucleotides and nucleic acids, incuding pharmaceutical applications. The book is ideal for chemistry and biology students and also provides practical information for researchers working in the lab.
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ResourceNanoHUB - resources for nanotechnology
NanoHUB is an extensive community based resource for nanoscience and nanotechnology. It has simulations, tools, research and collaboration sections, teaching and learning materials and enables users to share and publish their research.
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ResourceCircling the Square - blog
This website takes its audience on a journey of exploration, through the real societal issues and impact of science and science-based research. Blog entries, interviews and videos challenge the audience to think about established science and what it means; citizen science; research and policy makers and media; and providing evidence, ...
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ResourceRSC Bill Bryson Award 2012: Science and Sport
The RSC received hundreds of informative and creative entries to the 2012 competition from both primary, secondary and international school students.
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ResourceRadiography
Part of the art conservation process is the examination and investigation of the artefact to determine its structure, make-up or stability. This resource investigates the two main types of radiography used: x-ray and gamma.
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ResourcePreparing electronic supplementary information(ESI)
Find out what material should be included in a journal article's electronic supplementary information (ESI) using the Royal Society of Chemistry guidelines from our author and reviewer resource centre. This guidance is suitable for first-time and experienced authors.
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ResourceChemistry's interfaces: the nano frontier
This resource is designed as an introduction to the science of metal and semiconductor nanoparticles. It’s focused on level 1 and 2 students so it places a particular emphasis on the difference between the physical and chemical properties of the bulk form of materials, individual molecules and nanoparticles in the ...