Chemistry Vignettes: Chemistry of the Elements
Description
A series of short screencasts to introduce the Chemistry of selected Elements
Type of Activity
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working independently
Audience
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Student
Age Group
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Undergraduate
Subjects
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Using ICTSupported self studyDeveloping conceptsAtomic structure: electron structure/configurationsCharacteristics of ionsTypes of ion: cationsHeteroatomic moleculesLewis structuresValence-bond theoryCovalent bonds/bondingMolecular solidsIonic compoundsPhysical properties of materialsHydrogenGroup 1 Alkali metalsGroup 2 Alkaline Earth metalsGroup 3: boron-thalliumGroup 4: carbonGroup 5: nitrogen
Alkali metals
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Duration : 00:05:00 time (hh:mm:ss)Alkali metals (download)
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Duration : 00:05:00 time (hh:mm:ss)Alkaline Earth Metals
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Duration : 00:04:11 time (hh:mm:ss)Alkaline Earth Metals (downloads)
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Duration : 00:04:11 time (hh:mm:ss)Compounds of Hydrogen
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Duration : 00:05:19 time (hh:mm:ss)Compounds of Hydrogen (download)
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Duration : 00:05:19 time (hh:mm:ss)Chemistry of Carbon and Silicon
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Duration : 00:05:03 time (hh:mm:ss)Chemistry of Carbon and Silicon (download)
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Duration : 00:05:03 time (hh:mm:ss)Nitrogen Chemistry and Bonding
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Duration : 00:05:00 time (hh:mm:ss)Nitrogen Chemistry and Bonding (download)
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Duration : 00:05:00 time (hh:mm:ss)Reactivity of Boron Compounds
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Duration : 00:04:57 time (hh:mm:ss)Reactivity of Boron Compounds (download)
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Duration : 00:04:57 time (hh:mm:ss)Lewis Acidity of Boron Halides
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Duration : 00:05:00 time (hh:mm:ss)Lewis Acidity of Boron Halides (download)
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Duration : 00:05:00 time (hh:mm:ss)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
These screencasts have been provided to the Royal Society of Chemistry to support undergraduate chemistry.
The Chemistry vignettes project is the result of a Physical Sciences Centre, Higher Education Academy funded departmental project collaboration between the Chemistry Schools of the University of East Anglia and The University of Southampton to examine the screencasting of first year Chemistry lectures and the provision of vignettes. Vignettes are short, annotated and interactive highlights from chemistry screencasts envisaged as Open Educational Resources.
