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Joe White
Hot tea explains energy transfer. And mug doubles up as a periodic table

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I chose a cup of water because water can help someone understand how atoms can bond together to form compounds that we can see and use in our everyday life. 

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I chose a cup of water because water can help someone understand how atoms can bond together to form compounds

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Destassia Hird
The combination of different oils that remain liquid at room temperature. This is due to the bonds between molecules

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Perfume to explain the theory of diffusion

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(Sadiq)
Sand is a solid that has the ability to be poured like a liquid and take the shape of its container.

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Solids liquids and gases

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I could use an ice cube tray to demonstrate the physical change of state between solids and liquids.

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Hello, I'm Milly! A fact about me is I love to play rugby 🏉 continuing the egg theme, this is an egg in a glass of vinegar that can be used to explain the reaction between acetic acid in the vinegar and the calcium carbonate in the egg shell. Soon bubbles of CO2 will start to form as the reaction takes place.

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A fun fact about me is that I never keep the same hair colour for more than a couple of months! I’ve chosen some vinegar from my cupboard which could be used in a lesson about acids and bases, maybe a practical involving testing the pH of different substances.

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Hannah - To explain about how gas molecules spread out

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Hannah - To explain about how gas molecules spread out

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Hi I’m Nazneen! I’ve chosen soaps which act as emulsifiers

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Hi I’m Maria. This is showing that polymers are large molecules made up of smaller monomers chemically bonded together.

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My cuddly pet mole! The mole represents an amount of substance that contains an avagadro number of particles (6.02x10^23)

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This is clothes hanger and the stainless steel material is a good material to resist corrosion. Some of them might be wrapped with wood or plastic to prevent the iron from contacting with oxygen and water.

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This perfume bottle contains different ingredients and chemicals that are binded together in order to make a functioning product. Further to this the bottle is made in order to maintain the the product and ensure that it does not get damaged. Where ideas of thermal stability and intermolecular bonds can be discussed.

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Hrdrophobic and hydrophilic structures of soaps/detergents

Learning that everyday life is full of interesting chemical designs through the study of chemistry

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Hi my name is Hatem Kayapinar. I would explain hydrogen bonding using the glass of water and explain the density and what happens to the hydrogen bonding when it changes state i.e in ice

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Name: Warda Hannah Abby

Cant find my lego’s

Use lego’s to teach atoms, elements and compounds

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My name is Sonya. This a marble ashtray - it’s calcium carbonate and could be used to show the effect of acid rain on rock. Maybe by dripping vinegar on it!

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My name is Sonya. This a marble ashtray - it’s calcium carbonate and could be used to show the effect of acid rain on rock. Maybe by dripping vinegar on it!

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Eggs don’t crack when you bang them end on (well they do with significant force) but they do side on. This is very similar to atoms needing to collide with the correct orientation for a reaction to occur! They also need enough energy to crack - the same as with collisions!

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Solids have fixed volume and shape
Liquids have fixed volume and but take up the shape of their container
Gases have no fixed volume or shape

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I’m Ilwad and my household object is granulated sugar versus caster sugar to introduce ideas about dissolving sugar in water with different surface areas.

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My object is my voss water. A water molecule simply has 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom. There are also electrostatic forces of attraction, including hydrogen bonding.

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My picture shows how bonds are formed between atoms.

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Hi, I'm Tomi and plastic bottles can be handy for gas law and/or liquid nitrogen demos.

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One fact about me: I still have baby teeth.
A picture of a pencil - an example of graphite. A type of carbon molecule that uses 3 bonds instead of 4. Graphite molecules are layered.

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Hi my names Nikita

A fact about me is that I have a grade 4 in musical theatre

My explanations and link to chemistry with this photo is the chemical compound  make up of caffeine that can help even look at the most basic 4 bonds of carbon involved

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Yasmin Begum
The object I have chosen is a pencil. The lead of the pencil is made from graphite. Graphite has a giant covalent structure- each carbon atom is joined to three carbon atoms by covalent bonds.

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My first language used to be Norwegian but now it’s English.

I thought I would use a glass to represent an everyday solid, the water to represent an everyday liquid and the space above the water to show a gas which is air.

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Hiwya Erdogan

As soon as I saw the can of red bull I thought about the fizzes and the carbonation occurring.

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Rejwana Islam- Diffusion of scent showing how atoms move from high concentration to low concentration

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Inshirah Chaudhry-

Chemistry concept: water contains two hydrogen and one oxygen atoms which are attracted to eachother via covalent bonds. Hydrogen bonds form between neighbouring water molecules.

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I would use this ice cube tray to demonstrate changes of state and the difference between properties of liquids and solids.
I can demonstrate that in a solid the shape is fixed, but a liquid takes the shape of it's container.
I can also demonstrate the the physical change is reversible.

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Sanjida Rahman

Copper rings - turn fingers green due to forming copper salts

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My object is a mug and spoon (filled with hot water) in order to explain thermoequilibrium. When the cold spoon is added to the hot water the mug spoon and water all come to the same temperature.