Overview

Practical Chemistry during a Pandemic including a microscale approach

This online offer is part of our contribution to the Royal Society of Chemistry Secondary and Further Education Group (SaFE) 6^th Annual National Teachers and Educators Conference via Zoom Tuesday 13^th July, 2021 incorporating the 11^th International Symposium on Microscale chemistry Wednesday 14^th July, 2021

All in one

A competition in the nursery

The analogy extends the famous "apple wars" by Dickerson & Geis. It helps to make the ideas of the chemical equilibrium comprehensible.

Special thanks to Stefanie Schreiner, Sophie Busch, Lucia Wonning, Jana Vierschilling & Isabell Meyer for translating all materials free of charge!

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Made by David Weninger & Gregor von Borstel.

If you want to use and change the pictures, open the files and zoom out!

Our own "Johnstone Triangle"

We use the selfmade analogy as a helpful link between the macroscopic and the mathematical-symbolic level of representation.

Keywords

analogy, chemical equilibrium, rate of reaction, principle of Le Chatelier, macroscopic, submicroscopic or particulate and mathematical-symbolic levels of representation, ball fight, competition in the nursery, children´s room, mother vs. baby, experiments with syringes

All materials by Andreas Böhm, Gregor von Borstel & David Weninger translated by Stefanie Schreiner, Sophie Busch, Lucia Wonning, Jana Vierschilling & Isabell Meyer for the free.

This work is licensed under version 4.0 of the Creative Commons CC-BY-SA license.