What’s new on Chemstuff?
You may have noticed that Chemstuff has a brand new look! The site received a facelift over the summer months and I hope you like the new front page. On top of the new look […]
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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 […]
Chemistry of money
Today’s news has returned to the discussion of many of the financial problems currently hitting the euro zone, and following on from yesterdays Chemstuff post on rare earth elements, I thought I would post about […]
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 […]
Lower school tests
Several of you have asked what you need to know for the lower school tests. You will need to know all of the areas of study from your year and the years below yours Year 7 pH […]
Now the exams are over…
Can you beat my first attempt score of 82 on this fantastic chemistry game!? Good Luck
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Periodic Table on Radio?
I happened to catch an episode of this in the car last week and thought that you might find it very interesting to listen to. Please go and listen soon as it will be off […]
Happy Chinese New Year
To celebrate Chinese new year I’ve found a short video about the chemistry of tea. The professor will guide you through some of the amazing properties of that magical drink tea.
Year 9
For those now typing up their environmental report this might be worth a quick look, a new BBC report on the Deepwater Horizon Oil Disaster, it has links to other news stories surrounding the event. […]
