A short history of the discovery of hydrogen is given, together with its properties, uses and applications, and its importance in transport, from b
Alexander S. Cragg
This article aims to introduce the lanthanides (also known as the lanthanoids) to teachers and their students.
Christopher Talbot
The use of the aufbau principle to predict the electron configurations of atoms (in their ground states), and therefore explain the layout of the p
Christopher Talbot
Calcium is vital for building bones and teeth, but it is also required to help transmit messages inside cells; its unusual solvation properties mak
David J. Timson
A review of methodologies for teaching the periodic table, focusing on effective techniques with an emphasis on implementation in the classroom.
David Read
Rheology is an enormously far-reaching branch of physics (or physical chemistry) and has a number of different guises.
Dipak K. Sarker
Creating periodic tables designed to motivate and help students learn about the elements and other aspects of STEM subjects, including STEM careers
Gavin McNeill
Spreading the word on the inspiration of Mendeleev with decorated shirts and illustrated talks.
Gordon Woods
A wide-ranging discussion of elements that are used to treat, prevent or diagnose disease, injury or illness.
Greg Scutt
It is commonly accepted that practical work is an essential part of studying science.
Helen Darlington
Our aim is to LISTEN to ASE members and ACT on concerns in a way that SUPPORTS members to empower students, including low attainers, to learn scien
Helen Harden
Could de Broglie's revolutionary idea that an electron in an atomic orbit can behave as a wave have been inspired by a Himalayan singing bowl?
John Baker