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Chemistry - Age 16-18 (A-level) - Earth Resources and Metals

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posted 16/10/2007Plate Boundaries

 
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Jennifer Howes

 

Presentation of convergent, divergent and strike-slip plate boundaries with fully animated, detailed diagrams and examples.


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posted 10/08/2007The Nitrogen Cycle (A-Level)

 
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edward upton

 

Animated presentation of the nitrogen cycle with detail on Nitrogen fixation, Assimilation, Ammonification, Nitrification and Denitrification. 10 slides.


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posted 29/04/2008Rock Images

 
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"Some excellent photos, though I am not sure how I would integrate this resource into th..."

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Brajesh Rana
Chamberlayne Park School

 

A set of slides with photographs of many different rock types, and also some minerals. This could be used as a quiz for students to identify the different rock types, though it is perhaps too detailed for GCSE science. It would be very useful for A level geology.


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