Delegates MUST be at least 16 yrs old on the first day of the conference. Everything You Need To Know About The Chemistry Course  Dates 18th - 19th December 2011Venue University Of Nottingham Read More Price Course is £54.17 + VAT Enhance Your Experience Chemistry Personal StatementExperience University Life
Exploring Chemistry will give you the opportunity to meet and socialise with those young people with whom you are likely to share a University course, an experience not to be missed! As this is a two-day course there is the necessary time and opportunity to talk with some of the country's leading experts in chemistry. As with all Workshop events, it should be recognised that for those attending this will be an opportunity to sample University life, before choosing either a place or course of study and should not be missed. Dramatic Demonstrations Sneak Preview Dim lights Download Embed Embed this video on your site |
Who Attends The Chemistry Course?
- Those wanting to enhance their application form
- Students considering a chemistry related degree
- Students who would like to improve their grades & knowledge
Benefits Of Attending Chemistry
- Deciding which chemistry course is right for you
- Discover how chemistry is important for medicine & pharmacy
- Discover the qualities needed to succeed
- Network with experts from chemistry departments
Chemistry Upgrades
Chemistry Practicals
- Dramatic Demonstrations
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From chemi-luminescence to catalysis, fireflies, volcanoes and a barking dog! A series of spectacular chemical experiments in sight and sound that never fail to delight and amaze. This dramatic presentation will help to highlight some of the basic principles behind the demonstrations.
- Chemistry Tour
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We are delighted to offer delegates and teachers the opportunity to tour the Chemistry Department’s facilities and laboratories at the University of Nottingham.
This is a chance for students to gain a first hand insight into the practice and possibilities offered by Chemistry departments.
Chemistry Highlights
- Mass Spectrometry
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The mass spectrometer is one of the most important tools available to the modern chemist. In this presentation we explore the principles and techniques that allow a chemist to interpret the masses and relative abundances of the ions in a mass spectrum.
- Forensic Chemistry
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Forensic science is one of the most fascinating and challenging careers for a chemistry student. In this presentation, a representative from the Forensic Science Service will examine the scientific advancements in the field of Forensic Chemistry, which have assisted police in the detection of crime.
- Atmospheric Chemistry
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This session explores the chemical conversions that take place when emissions released into the atmosphere are converted into what we call pollution. The role of the atmospheric chemist in understanding and combating a potential world crisis is explored.
- Your Chemistry Exam
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What can you do to move from a grade C to a grade A in your chemistry examination? Working with materials produced by you the Chief Examiner will show you what is needed to obtain that grade A.
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