The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2012
This year’s Nobel prize for chemistry has just been announced. The Nobel prize is an award for a piece of research or work over a period of time which has changed the way scientists think about their […]
Year 10
Notices for Year 10
Things you may have missed on chemstuff…
Over the past few weeks there have been several updates to the chemstuff pages which you may have missed. The pages for year 7, year 8 and year 9 have all been updated with more […]
GCSE Revision
There are several key areas to revise for the AQA GCSE Chemistry, and whilst it is a new specification it is worth looking at the past papers for the old Chemistry B specification as these […]
mark Scheme for year 10XX
The mark scheme for today’s lesson can be found here
Ever wondered what all these Climate Change terms mean?
There are so many phrases bandied around by the news outlets and politicians that sometimes it can be nearly impossible to keep up with what’s going on and what they mean! Thankfully the wonderful people […]
Holiday times…
It’s that festive time of year where the royal institution produce some fantastic lectures! The first of these was broadcast today, and can be viewed here. I hope you are all enjoying your Christmas revision […]
Perplexing polymers?
Polymers are simply long carbon chains formed from alkenes by breaking open the double bond. There are two types of polymer those that melt and those that don’t, called thermosoftening and thermosetting respectively. We can […]
Marie Curie
On Monday 7th November 2011 Google honoured Marie Curie’s 144th birthday with a doodle. Marie Curie was born in Poland on November the 7th 1867 to Bronisława and Władysław Skłodowski. Her nationality was very important […]
Now the exams are over…
Can you beat my first attempt score of 82 on this fantastic chemistry game!? Good Luck
The Haber Process
It is thought that two in five people owe their existence to the discoveries made by one brilliant chemist. However despite this incredible discovery many people still call Fritz Haber a murderer. Haber was responsible for inventing […]
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