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School Science Review 374 The periodic table

Editor Geoff Auty with Michael Hal Sosabowski

Issue 374 | Published September 2019

Overview

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Contents

p.5 Contents and Editorial (open access)

p.6 Science Note: Surface tension and electrolyte investigation

p.9 Science Note: A STEM project to make a light gate controlled by a Raspberry Pi

p.12 Sweet sustainable science (open access)

p.15 The mathematical structure of space and time – the very, very easy bits!

p.20 Easy differentiation

p.24 Making Materials Matter

p.26 The fascination of a chemical escape room at school

p.31 Theme editorial: The periodic table (open access)

p.33 A dream of a table

p.36 Calcium – nature's messenger

p.40 The rise and fall of strontium as a therapeutic agent and the importance of of pharmacovigilance

p.43 A periodic table obsession somewhat satisfied by dressing up as Mendeleev

p.47 Using waste and recycling as a way in to the periodic table (open access)

p.51 Hydrogen – an element for the Space Age!

p.56 Joseph Priestley – the dissenting chemist

p.60 A periodic obsession

p.63 Should hydrogen go with carbon in the periodic table?

p.65 Teaching the periodic table: a short review of the literature

p.71 The periodic table of medicine

p.81 How can research support learning in science?

p.86 Book reviews

p.93 Science Websearch (open access)

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