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Websites for Chemistry
Updated on Nov 08, 12
Created on Mar 03, 11
Category: Schools & Education
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The King's School Library's List: chemistry
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Mar 03, 11
Facts about alcohol consumption and how it can effect your life and health
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Mar 03, 11
TALK ABOUT ALCOHOL aims to give you the FACTS. What is alcohol? How does it affect young people? Which laws should you know about? Knowing the score will help you to make your own decisions about alcohol in the future.
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Mar 03, 11
Facts about what alcohol is, short and long term effects of too much alcohol, links to other websites
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Mar 03, 11
Road to Recovery - Alcohol and Drug abuse by teenagers
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Mar 03, 11
Statistics about alcohol related deaths
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Mar 03, 11
See p 8-12 in Fact File 2010, available in The King's School Library.
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Mar 04, 11
Search Fact File and Essential Articles
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May 03, 12
Education in Chemistry provides support for all teachers of chemistry across the secondary, further and higher education sectors. It aims to strengthen the community by providing high quality, peer-reviewed content, tools and resources which promote the sharing of best practice and innovative teaching.
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Jul 12, 12
The discovery of a new form of a pure element is a rather rare occurrence, especially for a common element. Therefore, reports of such discoveries generate an unusual amount of excitement among scientists. An example is the 1985 discovery of a new allotropic form of elemental carbon. The two well-known forms of elemental carbon are graphite and diamond. Both of these contain extended arrays of carbon atoms. In the new form, the carbon atoms are arranged in relatively small clusters of atoms.
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Jul 12, 12
An explanation of how rocks are mined and what limestone is used for. Different types of rocks can be found in different parts of the country. Limestone, which is also called Portland stone, is used in buildings such as the Bank of England. Rocks are removed from the ground by using explosives or by cutting with saws.
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