How the difficulty teachers were experiencing in demonstrating the preparation of iron(II) sulfide to students was solved through action research.
Techniques to promote understanding of the choices that have to be made about energy use.
A fresh look at how the recognised types of energy are classified.
The Briggs Rauscher reaction is a simple and relatively inexpensive reaction that illustrates oscillatory behaviour and is often used as a chemical
There is a wide range of teaching opportunities in the chemistry classroom using traditional LEGO bricks.
The Royal Society of Chemistry is developing a framework for a relevant and coherent chemistry curriculum for all students.
An annual hands-on practical engineering day develops team skills and gives students a real taste of career possibilities.
A team of year 12 students investigated the likelihood of the various possible causes of death after children had swallowed button batteries
What is the current state of probably the most controversial and most expensive power source to set up?
Is the revival of one of the oldest methods of harnessing energy viable or desirable?
A look at how everyday experience can help us to understand thermodynamics.
Keith explores some of the barriers to understanding our chemical environment, covering the areas of atomic particles and burning in particular.