Carbon – the unique chemical element Whiteboard exercise Play

Carbon – the unique chemical element Student activity Play

Carbonates stability Illustration Play

Carboxyl group Illustration Play

Cardboard model of a cone Animation Play

Catalysts in industry Student activity Play

Causes of ion formation (1) Student activity Play

Change in the atomic radius across Period 3 Animation Play

Changes in electronegativity across Period 3 Animation Play

Changes in the atomic radius of s-block elements within the period Animation Play

Changes in the conductivity of Period 3 elements Animation Play

Changes in the first ionisation energy across Period 3 Animation Play

Changes in the ionisation energy across a period Animation Play

Changes in the ionisation energy down the group Animation Play

Chemical bonding in the chlorides of Period 3 Illustration Play

Chemical bonding in the chlorides of Period 3 Student activity Play

Chemical equations Student activity Play

Chemical properties of s-block elements Class activity Play

Chemical properties of s-block elements Whiteboard presentation Play

Colour of complex ions Student activity Play

Colourless transition metal ions Animation Play

Colours of metal compounds: d-block elements Student activity Play

Comparing data by scaling Student activity Play

Comparing sets of data using a frequency polygon Student activity Play

Component parts of the periodic table Animation Play