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AQA (3) | Edexcel (3) | Learning Activity (2) | OCR (5) |

AQA (Showing 3 of 3 available)

  • htm  howstuffworks.com: Carbon-14 isotopeWeb link
    A series of webpages explaining carbon dating starting with a definition of carbon-14. Some content more specifically suited to higher tier learners. From Howstuffworks.com
  • htm  RSC: NanochemistryWeb link
    Webpages from Chemsoc.org introducing nanochemistry. Consists of interactive questions of varying difficulty. Some advanced content to suit higher tier learners.
  • htm  Structure of CarbonWeb link
    Webpage on the structure of graphite, carbon and buckminsterfullerine. There are interactive diagrams of the allotropes, but the free electrons in graphite are not shown. From Creative-chemistry.org

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Edexcel (Showing 3 of 3 available)

  • htm  Organic Chemistry QuestionsWeb link
    Interactive online test from GCSEchemistry.com, covering organic chemistry. Includes questions on general formulae and balanced equations.
  • htm  RSC: NanochemistryWeb link
    Webpages from Chemsoc.org introducing nanochemistry. Consists of interactive questions of varying difficulty. Some advanced content to suit higher tier learners.
  • htm  History of SoapWeb link
    Webpage from Kitchendoctor.com about the origins of soaps and shampoos. It summarises ingredients and pH conditions for soap making, together with a comparison of soaps and detergents.

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Learning Activity (Showing 2 of 2 available)

  • htm  Nanotechnology: Size and scaleWeb link
    RSC worksheet from the Inspirational Chemistry webpage, considers sizes and units from picomtres to terametres. Word document also available in pdf.
  • htm  Nanotechnology and smelly socksWeb link
    RSC worksheet from the Inspirational Chemistry workpage. Considers acids, bases and neutralisation, bonding, reversible reactions and nanotechnology in the context of modern washing practices.

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OCR (Showing 5 of 5 available)

  • htm  howstuffworks.com: Carbon-14 isotopeWeb link
    A series of webpages explaining carbon dating starting with a definition of carbon-14. Some content more specifically suited to higher tier learners. From Howstuffworks.com
  • htm  RSC: NanochemistryWeb link
    Webpages from Chemsoc.org introducing nanochemistry. Consists of interactive questions of varying difficulty. Some advanced content to suit higher tier learners.
  • htm  Organic Chemistry QuestionsWeb link
    Interactive online test from GCSEchemistry.com, covering organic chemistry. Includes questions on general formulae and balanced equations.
  • htm  Structure of CarbonWeb link
    Webpage on the structure of graphite, carbon and buckminsterfullerine. There are interactive diagrams of the allotropes, but the free electrons in graphite are not shown. From Creative-chemistry.org
  • htm  History of SoapWeb link
    Webpage from Kitchendoctor.com about the origins of soaps and shampoos. It summarises ingredients and pH conditions for soap making, together with a comparison of soaps and detergents.

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