Create a poster about a Famous Scottish Scientist Who is your scientist? What is their date of birth? Where were/are they from? What are they famous for? Why is their discovery important? Use the link below to help! Wikipedia: Famous … Continue reading →

Create a poster titled “Discoveries in Science” Three recent (last month) discoveries in science Who discovered them? Why are they important? What effect will they have on our lives? Use the link below to help! Wikipedia: 2013 in Science Due … Continue reading →

Create a poster titled “Discoveries in Science” Three recent (last month) discoveries in science Who discovered them? Why are they important? What effect will they have on our lives? Use the link below to help! Wikipedia: 2013 in Science Due … Continue reading →

Exercise 3 Hints a) Do ionic substances conduct electricity? b/c) Do covalent substances conduct electricity? Do we expect covalent networks to have high or low melting points? How many moles are in 50 cm3 of 2 moll-1 HCl? How many … Continue reading →

Bring a USB Stick for the Notes! Due Thursday 27th June

Exercise 2 Hints a/b) This is knowledge. Use Google to help!, c) Remember, rate = (final vol.-initial vol.)/(final t-initial t), d) This is about collisions. a) Look at the state symbols! b) Think about how reactive alkali metals are. c) … Continue reading →

Exercise 1 Hints a) Remember to check the table of “Formulae of Selected Ions Containing More Than One Kind of Atom”, b) Use n=CV to get a number of moles then m=Gn to get a mass., c) How many moles … Continue reading →

Print the Higher Chemistry Homework Booklet Higher Chemistry Homework Booklet Due Monday 10th June

Test Revision Use the links below to help! traffic_lights_body systems summary_body systems Due Monday 27th May

Final Exam Revision Use the links below to help! Summary – Chemicals Traffic Lights – Chemicals Revision Puzzle – Chemicals Summary – Electricity Traffic Lights – Electricity Revision Puzzle – Electricity Million Pound Drop – Electricity Summary – Cells and … Continue reading →