How do the uses of a metal depend on its reactivity? Slideshow Play

How does a metal atom combine with a halogen atom? Animation Play

How is aluminium obtained? Whiteboard exercise Play

How is aluminium obtained? Student activity Play

How metals react with acids Student activity Play

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Hydration of metal ions Animation Play

Identify solutions of calcium chloride, aluminium chloride and magnesium chloride Whiteboard exercise Play

Insulators in electrical appliances Illustration Play

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Investigating the melting point of a metal and a non-metal Student activity Play

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Investigating the reaction of a metal and a non-metal with dilute acid Student activity Play

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Investigating the reactivity of metals Student activity Play

Investigating the solubility of alkali metal halides Animation Play

Ionic bonding. Part II Whiteboard presentation Play

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

Ionic radii of the s-block elements Illustration Play

Ionisation energies Animation Play

Ionisation energy Student activity Play

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