Chemistry - Naming Ionic Compounds This video explains how when naming an ionic compound, we always name the cation first with its full scientific name. Then, we name the anion, cutting off th... By: Brightstorm … Continue reading →

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AP chemistry kinetics lab green food coloring/bleach Green food coloring is oxidized with sodium hypochlorite. The absorbance vs. time is shown live using a vernier spectrovis plus spectrophotometer. Data is pl... By: Scott Milam … Continue reading →

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April 15th is tax day in the United States. It is also the birthday of Leonardo Da Vinci, three Nobel Prize winners and two other prominent scientists. Find out who they are and what else occurred on this day in science history. Follow About.com Chemistry on Facebook or Twitter. Unless you want to make Easter stink bombs, you won't want to color hard-boiled eggs today. Why not make Easter decorations by dyeing hollow eggs? To make colored hollow eggs, first you need uncooked eggs (you'll probably burst a blood vessel trying to empty a hard-boiled egg this way). Take a pin, sharp nail or awl, and work a hole into one end of the egg. Turn it over and repeat the process. Larger holes make it easier to remove the contents of the egg, but are also more obvious. Place the egg over a bowl, blow through one hole to force the contents out the other hole. Rinse off the egg and allow it to dry. Make scrambled eggs, if you like. Note: this can be a time-intensive process and is easier for an adult than a child. Next, make dyes and color your eggs. The dyes are generally non-toxic … Continue reading →

Head of Chemistry, Essex Recruitment & Retention Allowance The King Edmund School is situated in an attractive semi rural area of Rochford, voted one of the top 10 best places to live in the UK. The town and its surrounding rural area north of Southend in Essex is just 40 minutes from central London and well served by transport links such as Southend Airport. The school has: We are seeking to appoint a dynamic and inspirational Head of Chemistry within our Science Faculty of specialist teachers, who can contribute to the growth of this important subject area. Excellent communication skills to teach throughout the age and ability range, including A Level is essential, as well as the ability to accept new ideas and a thorough commitment to student learning. The successful candidate must be a committed teacher of Science and Chemistry, well-qualified, experienced and determined to influence positive changes and assist in the further development of the faculty and whole school in other areas such as literacy, numeracy and narrowing the gaps. In return the successful candidate can expect a comprehensive induction programme tailored to individual needs, an extensive support programme including, a system of twilights and the commitment to … Continue reading →

Expiring soon - 18 April 2014, Posted 03/04/2014 Teacher of Chemistry, Sheffield Chapeltown Academy is a brand new sixth form for North Sheffield. Serving the local community and preparing its youngsters for entry into leading universities and careers, it will be a beacon of academic and extra-curricular excellence. Applications are invited from candidates interested in full or part-time work Chapeltown Academy's Temporary Governing Body seeks, for September 2014, a well-qualified and enthusiastic teacher of Chemistry. The ability to teach a second subject to A-Level is likely to be an advantage. Interested candidates are advised to read the job specification as well as a summary of the Academy's vision (available via the website). They are invited to complete and send the application form to Rebecca Maxted, Head Teacher (rmaxted@chapeltownacademy.com) Apply for this role More about Chapeltown Academy Please refer to the vacancy for application contact information See the original post here: Teacher of Chemistry … Continue reading →