Understanding experimental planning for advanced level chemistry

By Alan Glaze2016-06-03T00:00:00

Investigative practical work

Understanding experimental planning for advanced level chemistry
Kim Seng Chan and Jeanne Tan
2015 | 308pp | £21 (PB)
ISBN 9789814667906

Written for students of International Baccalaureate (IB) and A-level chemistry, with some potential application for Level 3 applied science courses, Understanding experimental planning for advanced level chemistry offers some 68 practical experiments for use in the classroom.

Alan Glaze reviews Understanding experimental planning for advanced level chemistry and explains its potential value for students.

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