Measure the optical rotation of honey and use this data to determine which optically active sugar is present in the highest concentration.
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Mould your students’ understanding of ionic bond formation and overcome misconceptions
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Delve into the world of cosmetics labelling with this activity which takes a close look at the ingredients printed on the back of your shampoo bottles. What are they for and should we be concerned about any of them?
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