International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Spectacular Chemistry Suggestion Suggestion Karthik Adiga   |   added on Oct 29, 2011 We ( students) find Chemistry interesting,when we see so many things such as :Colours of different solutions, Reaction of Sodium in water,etc., students tend to learn when they practically enjoy and involve themselves..... A good alternative for those who find, restrict chemistry to be a subject related with writing eqns.,
Topic: experiments Audience: students, tertiary education
Science Weekends Suggestion Suggestion Abhishek kumar Sinha   |   added on Sep 28, 2011 Every weekends should be dedicated to science. Chemistry in life should be discussed in home, school, locality and also on social networking sites.
Topic: engaging the youth, experiments, workshops, conferences, presentations, exhibition, science fair, seminars Audience: secondary schools, teachers, students, general public, scientists, high schools, school children, educators, professional chemists, primary schools, iyc enthusiasts, researchers, international, tertiary education, global, decision makers, post graduate students, regional, post secondary students
celda electroquimica con elemento termoelectrico Discussion Discussion Leonardo Jimenez   |   added on Sep 27, 2011 esta es una bateria recargable a la cual se le han incluido algunos elementos termoelectricos los cuales contribueyen con potencial electrico cuando el dispositivo se calienta lo cual ocurre al momento de emplear la baterias recargables y cuando se cargan. se usaria por ejemplo en vehiculos electricos.
Topic: experiments Audience: general public
Research work by international collaboration Suggestion Suggestion Summyia Masood   |   added on Sep 22, 2011 Due to lack of advance techniques in certain countries like in Pakistan so it is difficult to produce a quality research work in such conditions.
Topic: experiments Audience: researchers, teachers, professional chemists.
Intrest in Chemistry Suggestion Suggestion Uneeb Mumtaz   |   added on Sep 18, 2011 To young generation Chemistry is a Boring subject . they do not find it easy to learn or understand so they avoid it because of the lack of concept. the best way to develop their interset in chemistry is to make it fun should conduct experiments not only boring theories and seminars but proper practical education.
Topic: engaging the youth, hands-on activities, experiments, science fair Audience: general public, teachers, high schools, students
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