Boyles Law

Boyle's Law is a fundamental concept in #Physics and #Chemistry. It states that when the temperature of a gas is kept constant, the pressure and volume are inversely proportional. So, as volume ⬆️, pressure ⬇️, and vice versa. Understanding this law helps us explore the behaviour of gases!

Emmas Heatbeat

Using the electronic stethoscope connected to a phone, to record students' heartbeats
 

Start from Scratch

Sometimes it is best to start with a clean operating system and install everything how and where you want it. Students install Python3, an Apache web server and Django to control their Python programs in a Web environment.

 

Expansion of Metals

Exploring metal heating and properties, especially the bimetallic strip. 🌡️ Some essential topics vanish from the syllabus and skip years 7-9. It's concerning when Year 11 students miss out! 📚 #ScienceEducation #TeachingEssentials

 

Ligands

Making some very pretty ligands using Conc HCl with Copper Chloride to make the yellow colour of  CuCl2 and then Ammonia Solution to make the deep blue of Copper  Ammonia ligands, then onto bidentate with ethylenediamine and then  a multidentate with EDTA

 

New Casio Calculator

 The new Casio fx-85GT CW is different to the older calculators. It is very different to use and has new menus. Many of the usual features are hidden behind menus and many new exciting and useful features, such as number lines.

Pressure Temperature Law

Using the @pascoscientific wireless pressure sensor to understand the pressure-temperature law. As the temperature increases the pressure increases if the volume remains constant.