February 2012
Balancing act!
Yasmin Jayathirtha
This article gives a description of how one can assemble a balance, how it can be used and
Yasmin Jayathirtha
This article gives a description of how one can assemble a balance, how it can be used and
Yasmin Jayathirtha
Continuing from where she left off in the November issue of Teacher Plus, the author further explores
Learn how to make your own simple working force meter from this article.
In the series on science experiments, this article explains Boyle’s law and the experiments that can be done in the
How do we measure elements? What is a mole and how is the Avagadro number related to this unit of
One of the first lessons we are taught in chemistry is that all matter is made of atoms and molecules.
This article explains how one can set up experiments either to prove or disprove a hypothesis.
Science teaching must emphasise both content and process, one without the other is meaningless. Content can be acquired from books
Metals play an important role in the lives of human beings. Whether it is iron, silver, gold or copper, man
Observing the reactions of the halogens, especially chlorine is quite easy with Small Scale Chemistry. Here we give some experiments
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