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Have you tried our #KS3 #PuddingLane resources yet? This theme mixes History and Science with Art and Design based around one main event in 1666. View it online and start your #freetrial today: ow.ly/OkPt50IANgx
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Online extra for our April issue of Chemistry Review A-level Magazine: practice exam questions, so subscribers can check their answers against those online!
Download them here: tinyurl.com/5aaeje24 @ChemRev #scienceteacher @HodderSchools
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Use these exercises and experiments to help students confused by redox chemistry 👇🏼
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Enter the #BSW22 poster competition, and be in with a chance of winning Engineering Curiosity card packs from @BrisPrimarySTEM and cardboard VR goggles from @EngOurFutureUWE! Kindly donated by @DigitalDeti
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Promoting the importance of writing a precise chemical name or drawing an accurate chemical structure in Chemistry Review @HodderSchools. A magazine aimed at pre-university chemists edited by a team at @ChemistryatYork hoddereducation.co.uk/subjec…
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I drew the molecules found in maple syrup in the shape of the Canadian flag’s maple leaf! 🍁 #chemtwitter #syruptwitter
Hope y’all like it!
Here’s an Etsy link: tinyurl.com/3dccfhf2
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Students struggling to grasp equilibrium at post-16? 🤯 Here's some support ⬇
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Latest edition of @ChemRev Chemistry Review has arrived in the department and great to bump into a Year 10 pupil reading it on their iPad through the @BoltonSchoolLib subscription - available for all!
Now I really want to try some helicine chemistry! A helicine is basically a molecule containing fused aromatic rings that form an angle. They can be extended to form helixes / spirals which have interesting properties. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helice… for more info
A nice explanation about the chemistry of this year's nobel prize
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Teachers around world do an incredible job every day educating and inspiring children, and people of all ages.
Today, on #WorldTeachersDay, we want to say a huge thank you to all educators for all your passion, compassion and hard work.
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BREAKING NEWS:
The 2021 #NobelPrize in Chemistry has been awarded to Benjamin List and David W.C. MacMillan “for the development of asymmetric organocatalysis.”
Always love a bit of art inspired chemistry! We covered some bee-related chemistry back in 2018 (volume 28, issue 1) in 'Bees, honey and venom'.
My latest addition to the bee chemistry art vibe on the left! The molecule is Melittin, the main component in honey bee venom! Interestingly it’s one of the smallest known proteins to fold spontaneously! The flowers are apple blossoms, a favorite of honey bees. 🌸🐝 #chemtwitter
You learn something new every day! https://xitter.cf/t.co/NyoiQOAUos #EveryDayChemistry
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Ever wondered, how it is to work in a chemistry lab and doing archaeology?
@NEaar lab , part of PUSHH consortium, make a lovely video to give young girls a glimpse to that..
Registrations are open for the conference ⬇️⬇️
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Good morning chemists, are you ready for the week ahead?
Chemoji via @AmerChemSociety @cenmag
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