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.
NanoHUB.org was created by the NSF-funded Network for Computational Nanotechnology, Purdue University.
Use this demonstration when teaching concentration gradients, diffusion and convection at 11–16
Develop learners’ sub-microscopic understanding by interpreting a range of models used to represent metallic structure and metal ions
Encourage learners to think about how different structures of carbon are represented and what this means at the sub-microscopic level
Use this lesson plan, presentation and student worksheet to recap collision theory, before going on to introduce the Maxwell–Boltzmann distribution.
Identify learning gaps and misconceptions with this set of worksheets offering three levels of support
Identify learning gaps and misconceptions with this set of worksheets offering three levels of support
