Chemistry on the Tip of Tongue: Mapo Tofu
Interpretation and Teaching Suggestions of Compulsory Experiments for Chemistry Textbooks of Senior High School Published by Shandong Science and Technology Press
A Comparative Study of Exercises in New Chemistry Textbook Based on Gagne's Study Result Classification Theory: Taking “Material Structure Basis and Chemical Reaction Law” as an Example
Unit Teaching Design and Implementation of “Ionization and Ion Reaction”:From the Microscopic Perspective of the Removal of Soluble Impurities in Coarse Salt
Teaching of Deep Integration of Chemistry and Life from the Perspective of Core Literacy: Properties and Applications of Sodium Carbonate and Sodium Bicarbonate
Practice of Cultivating Junior High School Students' Quantitative Experiment Ability by Question-Driven: Determining the Content of Sodium Carbonate in Sodium Chloride Mixed with Sodium Carbonate
Teaching Design and Implementation of “Chemical Equilibrium Constant” Based on Understanding Chemistry Subject
Overall Preparation of Teaching Materials Unit in the Perspective of Chemistry Understanding
Development and Application of Cognitive Ability Evaluation Tool for Galvanic Cell Model of Senior High School Students
Teaching Difficulties and Resolution Strategies of Chemistry Knowledge from the Perspective of Core Literacy
Practice Exploration of Unit Teaching Design Based on the Cognitive Model of Element Compounds: Taking “Iron and Its Compounds” Unit Teaching as an Example
Research on the Differences of High School Students' Chemical Problem Solving Based on Eye Tracking Technology: Taking “Redox Reaction” for Example
Characteristics and Prospect of Empirical Research on Teaching Reflection of Science Teachers
Determining Chemical Equilibrium Constant With the Help of Hand-Held Technology: Taking Fe3+/SCN- Equilibrium System as an Example
Effects of Halides on Rate of Cu-Al Replacement Reaction
Analysis of Reaction Products of Fe and Cl2
Some Arguments on Understanding of Chemical Equilibrium Constants in Basic Chemistry Teaching
Soren Peter Lauritz Sorensen and the pH Scale