Metals easily form cations Student activity Play

Metals easily form cations Whiteboard exercise Play

Most transition metals can form two or more types of simple cation Animation Play

Nature of metallic bonding Student activity Play

Nature of metallic bonding Whiteboard exercise Play

Non-aqueous acid–base reactions Student activity Play

Non-metals Student activity Play

Nuclear energy and the environment Student activity Play

Occurrence of the alkaline earth metals in nature Animation Play

Oxidation–reduction reactions Student activity Play

Oxides of Group 1 and 2 metals Whiteboard exercise Play

Oxides of Group 1 and 2 metals Student activity Play

Partial covalent character of ionic bonding Animation Play

pH of ammonia solution Animation Play

pH of strong bases Student activity Play

Physical properties Student activity Play

Physical properties of oxides of Period 3 elements Student activity Play

Precipitation of insoluble salts Animation Play

Precipitation of silver halides Student activity Play

Predicting the products of electrolysis Student activity Play

Production of energy in nuclear power plants Animation Play

Products of the reactions of s-block metals with oxygen Animation Play

Properties of acids Class activity Play

Properties of acids Whiteboard presentation Play

Properties of bases Whiteboard presentation Play