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Talk Chemistry
Structure and bonding chemistry
It's all electrostatic
User Guide
Topic Sections
Core Idea
Electrostatic attraction
The model of the nuclear atom
Electrostatic interactions between atoms
Trends and patterns
Exploring Understanding
Why use an electrostatic approach?
A possible teaching sequence to introduce bonding
Making links between subjects
Encouraging students to think, reason and apply their ideas.
Student's ideas about atomic structure
Developing Understanding
Introduction
Points to consider
Deflecting jets
Discussing the activity
Your questions answered
Checking Understanding
Self assessment
Applying Understanding
Contextualising the topic
Additional Resources & Activities
Additional Activities and Resources
My record
Acknowledgements
Other Topics
Introducing particles
Not all particles are...
Forces between particles
Bonds between metallic...
Bond between metallic...
Bond between non-metals
Taking bonding further
Giant structures
Molecules, shapes and...
Topic Sections
Core Idea
Electrostatic attraction
The model of the nuclear atom
Electrostatic interactions between atoms
Trends and patterns
Exploring Understanding
Why use an electrostatic approach?
A possible teaching sequence to introduce bonding
Making links between subjects
Encouraging students to think, reason and apply their ideas.
Student's ideas about atomic structure
Developing Understanding
Introduction
Points to consider
Deflecting jets
Discussing the activity
Your questions answered
Checking Understanding
Self assessment
Applying Understanding
Contextualising the topic
Additional Resources & Activities
Additional Activities and Resources
Introducing particles
Not all particles are...
Forces between particles
Bonds between metallic...
Bond between metallic...
Bond between non-metals
Taking bonding further
Giant structures
Molecules, shapes and...
Self assessment
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