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    Chemical Industries Resource Pack
    (2014-09-12) UCT Chemical Engineering Schools Project
    This resource provides supplementary material to high school science teachers to teach some of the sections in the science syllabus. The content can also be used by grade 10-12 learners and students interested in finding out more about the industries and their links to the chemistry they learn in classrooms. The Chemical Industries resource pack is a set of curriculum aligned resources for physical science teachers. It covers the petrochemical, fertiliser, chlor-alkali and battery industries and their links to electrochemistry, chemical equilibrium and other sections in the science syllabus. The pack contains animations, practical videos, quizzes, worksheets and answers, posters and a detailed periodic table.
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