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Regulations made under the Health and Safety at
Work Act 1974 require a risk assessment to be
carried out before hazardous chemicals are used
or made, harmful micro-organisms used or a hazardous
procedure is carried out. Please view the following
information carefully before undertaking any practical
activities.
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Pupil and Teacher notes are presented as PDF files.
You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or above to view
these files. Acrobat Reader 5.0 is available to download
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The Using Technology activity includes video
files to provide an exciting context for the activity.
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You must have the latest Real Media
Player (version 8 or above) to use the files below.
If you do not have the player installed please
do so by clicking the image.
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If you have difficulties using the Modelling
package, please read the introductory PDF file provided
with the resource, which will guide you through the
setting up procedure.
If you wish to contact the Association for Science
Education regarding this CD ROM, please send an email
to Daniel Sandford Smith: sandsmith@ase.org.uk
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