Duncanrig Chemistry

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And some chromatography

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Some collecting and testing hydrogen

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Some precipitation and filtration

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Chunks of Chemistry at our Learning Event tonight

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N5 Chemistry
There will be additional supported study on Wednesday 8th, 15th and 22nd November from 3.05 to 4pm.
The focus will be Unit 2 past paper questions.

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We would like to introduce the new S6 Chemistry Ambassadors, who will be helping in and around the Department.

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There will be a drop in session in C208 tomorrow ( Thursday 11th) for N5, H and AH Chemistry pupils to get help or a place to study before exam on Friday.

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Nuffield Research Placements- There is now placements available at Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre (SUERC), East Kilbride for S5 students. Please see your GCs for details of information event and deadlines for this free 2 week placement over the summer.

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Chemistry SaturdaySchool
Applications for our Royal Society of Chemistry Scholarship at Saturday School are now open!
There are 14 fully funded enhanced learning support places available for N5 and H students, from January to May 23

Apply here: https://t.co/iegSo1vSC0




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Heraa Ismail is undertaking the Science Baccalaureate this year. She presented her research on the use of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine to the Science Staff last night.
Well done Heraa!

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For the fourth week running, the AH class have helped at Chemistry supported study for S4 and S5 on Wednesday lunchtime.

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Two of our current S6 did a placement during the summer and loved it. Caroline Crabb went to the Beatson Institute for cancer research and Emma Laird went to Glasgow university. They are happy to talk to anyone if you want to find out more.