This resource presents chemists as real people and not stereotypical ‘mad scientists’ whose lives are completely dominated by science.
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This resource presents chemists as real people and not stereotypical ‘mad scientists’ whose lives are completely dominated by science.
The student worksheet includes information about Sir Harry Kroto, one of the team who discovered the third allotrope of carbon, buckminsterfullerene.
2015-04-30T16:06:00Z
This resource presents chemists as real people and not stereotypical ‘mad scientists’ whose lives are completely dominated by science.
The story of Roy Plunkett and the discovery of Teflon® (polytetrafluoroethene) can be used to show that many things in science were discovered accidentally.
By Lyn Nicholls
Assess learning on ionic structure and bonding with higher and foundation worksheets
By Lyn Nicholls
Put ionic bonding into context with questions about rubies, their composition and dazzling properties
By Rachel Burton and Nathan Russell
Language support pack for structure and bonding, with key terms list, accessible glossary, Frayer models and unscrambling definitions
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