Hydrogen atoms on oxygen or nitrogen are usually not coupled to their neighbours Animation Play

Identifying metals by their reaction with water Whiteboard exercise Play

Inhibitors Student activity Play

Interaction between conductors Student activity Play

Interaction of charged particles with electric and magnetic fields Animation Play

Interaction with magnetic field Whiteboard exercise Play

Interactions Simulation Play

Interactions between magnets Student activity Play

Interactions between magnets Simulation Play

Investigating the electrical conductivity of substances Student activity Play

Investigating the reactivity of metals Student activity Play

Ionic compounds of s- and p-block metals are generally colourless Animation Play

Ionisation, acceleration and deflection of the particles in the magnetic field Animation Play

Ions of transition metals Whiteboard exercise Play

Ions of transition metals Student activity Play

Iron ores Student activity Play

Isolating very reactive metals Animation Play

Labelling the magnetic fields of a bar magnet Whiteboard exercise Play

Lenz's Law Student activity Play

Lenz's Law Animation Play

Lenz's Law Whiteboard exercise Play

Light and the electromagnetic spectrum Student activity Play

Lorentz force and the magnetic flux density Whiteboard exercise Play

Lorentz force and the magnetic flux density Student activity Play

Magnetic compass Animation Play