SPM - Chemistry - Form 5 - Chapter 1 - Rate Introduction compressed This is the first Chemistry video upload here to gather feedback from SPM students. Please let me know how you feel after you watch it. Can you understand it? And please provide some feedback... By: Ymx+c … Continue reading →

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Chemistry Problem Solving - Unit 16 - Section 4 - Reaction Mechanisms In this video we look at how reaction mechanisms are interpreted, and how we look at slow step reactions versus rate laws. By: Kingwood Science Tutorials … Continue reading →

Twenty junior high school students from Milton Pope, Seneca, Community Unit 2 and Waltham were among the competitors in the "You Be The Chemist Challenge," Feb. 25, at Seneca Grade School's South Campus. Administered by the Chemical Educational Foundation in Arlington, Va., the scholastic bowl-style competition with a scientific chemical twist is a national contest with more than 30 states participating this year. Participants test their knowledge of chemistry, scientific history, the experimental process and a range of other science facts. La Salle County top finishers were: First place, Victoria Glynn, Peru Parkside; second place, Brody Snook, Milton Pope School; and third place, Seth Ludford, Waltham Elementary; and alternate Breanna Sampo, Oglesby Washington. Glynn, Snook and Ludford will compete in the state competition set for Saturday, April 25, at Illinois Benedictine University in Lisle. Top finishers at state competition will advance to June's national contest in Philadelphia. The program included chemistry, climate science and forensic demonstrations by two professors. Dr. Salim Diab, Professor Emeritus of the University of St. Francis entertained the crowd with magic using chemistry with the help of a few student participants. The intent of the challenge is to involve members of the chemical industry in outreach … Continue reading →