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An stl. file for a 3D printed cuvette holder to make a simple colourimeter. To be used in conjunction with GL147.
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Instructions to make a novel and inexpensive general colorimeter using LEDs. We would welcome feedback from users.
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CLEAPSS Advice during the COVID-19 / Coronavirus Pandemic
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A guide to assist with writing a policy on lone working in the science department
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A regularly-updated list of companies which will repair and service a wide variety of school science equipment. The list includes meters of all sorts, anatomical models, vacuum pumps, gas cylinder reg.. more
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This guide is intended for school employers, e.g. local authorities, multi-academy trusts; independent, foundation and voluntary-aided schools; standalone academies not in a multi-academy trust; and i.. more
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An overview of radon monitoring in school buildings for employers. 
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A diagrammatic guide on how to get started with microscopy, outlining the key actions with links to associated guidance.
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A diagrammatic guide on how to get started with enzymes, outlining the key actions with links to associated guidance.
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This protocol provides an alternative to the classic model gut activity using Visking tubing. It uses the enzyme lactase to digest lactose, found in milk, into glucose.
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