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  • Changes of state | Structure strip | 11–14 years

  • Microscale titration | 11–16 years

  • Universal indicator microscale | 11–16 years

  • Electrolysis on a microscale | 14–16 years

  • Carboxylic acids | Review my learning worksheets | 14–16 years

  • A practical investigation of cis-trans isomerism in transition metal complexes

  • Amino acids | Review my learning worksheets | 14–16 years

  • Looking at groups 1, 7 and 0 on the periodic table

New collections

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Johnstone's triangle resources

Develop learners’ understanding of key topics using these activities and resources based on Johnstone’s triangle model

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Structure strips

Improve learners’ understanding of chemistry with these scaffolded writing activities

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    Primary

    Free classroom resources, videos and experiments to support your teaching of primary school science

  • Secondary student

    Secondary

    Over 1800 resources to save you time, spark excitement and encourage understanding

  • HE students

    Higher education

    Support your students with the skills they need to succeed at degree level and beyond

  • Pipette and test tubes

    Practical

    Resources and inspiration for experiments and demonstrations

  • A student sitting at a desk, reading from a book while making notes

    Literacy in science teaching

    Browse resources and ideas to support and encourage students' reading, writing and understanding of technical language in chemistry.

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    Careers

    Teaching ideas, resources and activities to inspire your students and link chemistry careers to your curriculum

  • Climate Change - Antarctic Melting Glacier in a Global Warming Environment

    Climate change and sustainability

    Explore how chemistry can help us tackle climate change and build a more sustainable future

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    Periodic table

    Explore the elements with your students using these innovative and interactive resources