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Knowledge base
- Feynman Diagrams (Part 1)
- Feynman Diagrams (Part 2)
- Resources for Cambridge Technicals : Level 2: UNIT 1: Science of the Earth
- Pros and Cons of Renewable Energy
- NEW Flipbook: GCSE Sociology Revision Notes .... Gender
- Open Educational Resources
- Origin of Spectacular Sunsets
- How Green is your school?
- Material Choices (Websites)
- The Earth in the Universe (Websites)
- Earthquakes : What can be done to reduce the effects ?
- NEW : latest GCSE Physics Revision Quiz : Light and Sound
- Decoding the Universe: The Great Math Mystery
- Is Everything We Know About The Universe Wrong ?
- Global Matters: Politics
Webucate.org
- GCSE Chemistry Revision : Reactions of Group1 Elements
- GCSE Chemistry Revision : Group 1 Elements
- GCSE Physics Revision : How do Transformers Work?
- GCSE Physics Revision : Transformers (1)
- GCSE Design and Technology : Impacts on the Environment
- GCSE Biology Revision : Factors Affecting Photosynthesis
- GCSE Biology Revision : How Plants use Glucose
- GCSE Biology Revision : True/False Questions
- GCSE Physics Revision : True/False Questions
- GCSE Physical Education Revision : Terminology (Crossword)
Mobile/Cell Phones
Mobile Phones : (Part 1) There is evidence that mobile phones can be incredibly useful. This is the case for use in emergencies when users require assistance to medical treatment or other public services, or when they have to contact relatives to relay good/bad news. However, regular travellers on public transport in the UK would be […]
Using Infra-Red Radiation
There are many applications used in the home and in leisure activities, in support and rescue services, by the communication industry, scientific research, and by the military. Wikipedia provides an excellent starting point for research projects. This is especially true for science.
Polonium-210
What exactly is Polonium-210, and why is it so deadly? Polonium-210 was allegedly used to murder Alexander Litvinenko, on November 23, 2006. According to Britain’s Health Protection Agency, traces of polonium were found in his urine, as well as in several locations he had visited shortly before becoming ill.