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A minimalistic illustration of plant and animal cells. The left side shows a green plant cell with a distinct cell wall, visible organelles such as a large vacuole, chloroplasts, mitochondria, and a nucleus. The right side displays a rounded animal cell with a flexible membrane, mitochondria, cytoplasm, and a nucleus. The diagram is visually clear, using soft colors to differentiate the structures.

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Cell structure - GCSE Biology revision

Learn about the structure of plant and animal cells, including their key organelles and differences. We explore eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, microscope techniques, and how cells function. Quiz questions are included.

Liam Hindson

16 Mar, 2025

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Properties of waves | AQA GCSE Physics revision

A wave is how energy is passed from one medium to another. We explore the key properties of transverse and longitudinal waves, including frequency, amplitude and wavelength. Transverse waves have vibrations perpendicular to the direction of energy transfer, while longitudinal waves have compressions and rarefactions along the same direction as energy transfer. Diagrams are included and there are quiz questions to test your understanding.

Liam Hindson

23 Feb, 2025

A visually engaging image of an electrolytic cell used in GCSE Chemistry. The setup features a beaker filled with a blue electrolyte solution, two labeled electrodes—'Anode' and 'Cathode'—with visible ion movement and gas bubbles forming at the electrodes. The background depicts a clean laboratory setting with test tubes and scientific equipment.

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Electrolysis - GCSE Chemistry revision

Electrolysis is when electricity is used to break down ionic compounds into their elements. It involves the movement of positive ions and negative ions, which causes reduction and oxidation. This article covers the electrolysis of molten salts and the electrolysis of aqueous solutions. Key industrial applications include metal extraction, electroplating and hydrogen fuel production. Quiz questions are included to test your knowledge.

Liam Hindson

02 Feb, 2025

A detailed 3D scientific illustration of a diamond structure, showcasing the tetrahedral arrangement of carbon atoms in a giant covalent lattice. The structure is transparent and crystalline, highlighting its geometric precision and strength.

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Giant Covalent Molecules - GCSE Chemistry

Learn about giant covalent molecules, including their structure, properties and applications. We look at the unique properties of diamonds, graphite, graphene, and silicon dioxide, such as hardness, electrical conductivity, and high melting points. Quiz questions are included to test your understanding.

Liam Hindson

13 Jan, 2025

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Illustration of a simple electric circuit featuring a battery, resistor, and bulb connected by wires in a clear loop, set against a white background.

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Electric Circuits | GCSE Physics revision

Learn about the key aspects of electric circuits, including series and parallel circuits, resistance and voltage. We discuss the main components in a circuit, common practical experiments and the formulas needed for GCSE Physics. Examples and quiz questions are included to support GCSE students revision for their exams.

Liam Hindson

24 Dec, 2024

Abstract representation of transition metals for GCSE Chemistry, featuring metallic flowing shapes and glowing colourful orbs against a gradient background transitioning from deep blue to golden yellow.

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Properties of Transition Metals | GCSE Chemistry

Learn about the unique properties and applications of transition metals for GCSE Chemistry. We cover their physical and chemical traits, such as high melting points, formation of colourful compounds and use as catalysts. Practical examples, study tips and quiz questions are included to support GCSE students in revising this topic.

Liam Hindson

01 Dec, 2024

A close-up illustration of a plant with signs of disease, showing brown leaf spots and areas of discolouration, with a simple blurred background for emphasis.

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Identifying plant diseases and defense | GCSE Biology

Learn about common plant diseases for GCSE Science. Explore their impact - including societal and environmental - symptoms, and prevention strategies. Quiz questions are included to test your understanding.

Liam Hindson

03 Nov, 2024

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Static electricity - GCSE Physics

This blog post provides a clear and practical guide to understanding static electricity, an important GCSE Science topic. Learn how static electricity is created, its real-world dangers and uses, and the key concepts needed for your GCSE exams. The post also includes quiz questions to test your knowledge, along with useful study resources and tips.

Liam Hindson

13 Oct, 2024

Illustration of a prism splitting white light into a rainbow, demonstrating the concept of light dispersion and the electromagnetic spectrum.

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Electromagnetic spectrum - GCSE Physics

Explore the electromagnetic spectrum, from radio waves to gamma rays. This guide covers the uses and dangers of each type of wave, with practical examples and quiz questions to test your understanding. Perfect for GCSE Science students preparing for exams.

Liam Hindson

23 Sep, 2024

Illustration of an atom with a nucleus containing protons and neutrons, surrounded by orbiting electrons, set against a dynamic science-themed background with periodic table elements and equations.

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Atomic structure: GCSE Chemistry

Explore the basics of atomic structure, from the components of an atom to electron arrangements and the development of atomic models. This guide is for GCSE Science students with quiz questions included to test your understanding.

Liam Hindson

02 Sep, 2024