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@Andrestrujado @CrocodileChemi1 @compoundchem I think this should also work with "Vanish" cleaner and non-halogenat… https://t.co/QeKfniTDhj -
Making bracelets out of UV Detection beads and talking about the Photoelectric Effect. #chemfam @TeacherSource… https://t.co/p32l0lfBcr -
@AlchemistAngus @declanfleming @CLEAPSS @ChemEdX I know. Chromium(III) ions are not classified as hazardous in con… https://t.co/SpQ4bwYVbj -
@UncleBo80053383 @declanfleming @CLEAPSS @ChemEdX Acidify, remove papers, reduce dichromate with (bi)sulfite, preci… https://t.co/8Jk3MOi13E -
One of our favorites for measurement, conversion factors and sig figs! https://t.co/GNgraWl3fS -
@ChemEdX I used @PearDeck for this activity when I ran it and it was amazing! I talk about that in the blog, and wi… https://t.co/t3FABkgYIA -
@ReitzChemistry @ChemEdX Speaking of standards, any ‘standard’ that *doesn’t* allow iron trichloride, is actually c… https://t.co/NHnX8oNsE2 -
@ReitzChemistry @ChemEdX Just as long as we understand that according to IUPAC, iron trichloride is OK!
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@adchempages @ChemEdX Still part of our standards though, and if I can manage to teach them about the compounds the… https://t.co/TU0xj541C2
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@ChemEdX @ReitzChemistry This is a hugely eye-opening read from six years ago. The time we spend on nomenclature (i… https://t.co/CQHTZ3J2rl
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Using a Gallery Walk inquiry activity to guide students through naming binary ionic compounds with variable charges… https://t.co/Zv3U3i8nV9
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@UncleBo80053383 @CLEAPSS @ChemEdX Lovely! Adolf's paper has some beautiful resolution obtained by careful use of c… https://t.co/2V6fmNEF3T -
For @declanfleming. The mobility of CrO₄²⁻ and Cu(NH₃)₄²⁺ ions & did the original @CLEAPSS in 2008. Time-lapse vide… https://t.co/aZ0PhGuaIH
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@UncleBo80053383 @CLEAPSS @ChatChemistry @ChemEdX Yes. High voltages. Super fiddly. Fixed by scaling down :)
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Oh look, a blast from the past from me @CLEAPSS. It is dated PS67-13 RW 04/08. Thank you @declanfleming for remindi… https://t.co/AUdLrccTCH
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Counting Orbitals I: The 'Ah-ha! Moment' and Quantum Numbers by Joseph Lomax https://t.co/xazANn87kt… https://t.co/od3X7vlFFS
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@KatyDornbos @nationalmoleday @AACTconnect @ChemEdX @ACS_NCW @KristinGregory7 @dragan39 Yes, it's us. We will be co… https://t.co/OqmAYc4JDD -
@nationalmoleday @AACTconnect @ChemEdX @ACS_NCW @KristinGregory7 @dragan39 @BHSBoerma my students keep noticing tha… https://t.co/BDJXiCKHnd
