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What holds atoms together?

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This Concept Cartoon is designed to provoke discussion and stimulate thinking around atoms. Use it with groups of students to elicit students’ ideas.

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Concept Cartoons are cartoon-style drawings that put forward a range of viewpoints about a particular situation. Concept Cartoons are normally used to promote a group discussion.

We have partnered with Millgate House Education to provide a selection of the Concept Cartoons. To learn more about Concept Cartoons and how they are used, visit: www.millgatehouse.co.uk

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Acid rain
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Condensation
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Electrons and chemical reactions
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Exothermic/endothermic reactions
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Rusting
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