All RSC Education articles in September 2011
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ReviewInterfacial science: an introduction
Wuge Briscoe reviews this textbook designed to enhance teaching activities
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ReviewHow science works
Kay Stephenson reviews this guide to teahcing and learning in the science classroom
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NewsRecording lectures offers ‘second bite of the cherry’
Distillate: David Read looks at recent chemical education research
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The MoleA day in the life of an RSC regional coordinator: Adam Hunt
Adam Hunt is a man passionate about communicating the diverse range of careers that chemistry can lead to. He is now a regional education coordinator for the RSC. He tells Josh Howgego what a typical day at work looks like for him
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NewsRSC resources on YouTube
All of the Royal Society of Chemistry's can be found in one place on YouTube
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NewsPeriodic table of the isotopes launched by IUPAC
IUPAC has launched a new periodic table which emphasises isotopic composition
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FeatureA healthy, wealthy, sustainable world
..won't happen without chemists. We need a new generation of young chemists to avoid becoming an undernourished, impoverished, unsustainable world.
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NewsMeet the universities goes online
Free advice about university chemistry courses and admissions to prospective students
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NewsSharing teaching expertise and research
Science teaching journal club and relating research to practice
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FeatureMolybdenum and evolution
Recent discoveries indicate that our atmosphere was not always oxygen rich - molybdenum could have been the limiting factor in the evolution of life on earth
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FeatureThe discovery of fluorine
The hazardous nature of hydrogen fluoride brought agony and death to investigators during early attempts to isolate fluorine
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SoundbiteDetecting explosives
Simon Cotton takes a look at those compounds that find themselves in the news or relate to our everyday lives.
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NewsCLEAPSS hazard symbol guidance released
The new Globally Harmonised System for labelling chemicals and their hazards
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NewsThe future of chemistry education
The RSC is calling on teachers to help form its vision for UK chemistry in 2020