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Common chemical reactions

This practical familiarises students with working in the laboratory. It helps them learn the English names for common apparatus and gives them 'hands on' experience of some basic reactions so that they can write equations to form the basis for stoichiometry calculations. I usually start teaching the course with the structure of the atom covered in S1 Models of the particulate nature of matter. Once students know what...

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