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Welcome to the chemistry portal. This portal is intended to be a user-friendly guide to chemistry content on Wikiversity for pre-school, primary and secondary levels. For a more specialist and advanced portal, please refer to the school of chemistry.
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Photosynthesis Diagram
A simple diagram of photosynthesis, showing how water, light and carbon dioxide interact in plants to produce oxygen and sugar. Click on the image for a full size version which you can freely re-use and modify. Print it and use it for your lessons, integrate it into your pages on Wikiversity, or use it in other learning resources and websites. Use the links below to find more images like this one.
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Create a new chemistry page

Enter the title of your new page into the box below and click the button. This will create a new page for you and start off the page with some boilerplate.
To-do list for Chemistry
  • (sic "be bold") Now I know I should know/find out but I look at the pic of CuSO4 and think yes where is the learning and is it here ie type "Supersaturated Solution Demo" or somewhere else. Anyway back to my bit of wikiversity
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Guide to Chemistry
The following is a dynamic listing of all the pages categorised into this portal. To restructure or extend this list, you will need to edit the category system itself. Where are the use instructions for this template?
[−] Chemistry
[+] Chemistry stubs
[×] Analytical Chemistry
[+] Analytical chemistry
[+] Astrochemistry
[+] Chemistry introductions
[+] Computational chemistry
[+] Elements
[+] Geochemistry
[+] Nobel Prize in Chemistry
[+] Organic chemistry
[+] Organometallic chemistry
[+] Physical Chemistry
[+] Polymer chemistry
[+] Sonochemistry
[+] Stereochemistry
[+] Thermochemistry
[+] University faculties
 School:Chemistry
 Acid-base chemistry
 Acid-base equilibrium
 Acids and bases
 Atomic structure
 Bases
 Basics of chemistry
 Beryllium
 Biochemistry for Novices
 Body chemistry
 Bonding and chemical structure
 Boron
 Carbon
 Carbon capture and storage
 Chemical element
 Chemical process principles
 Chemistry glossary
 Chemistry resources
 Combinatorial chemistry
 Common sources of ethers
 Covalent bonding
 Electron beam
 Electronegativity
 Electronic structure
 Enzymology
 Ethanol
 Extraction of aluminium
 Extraction of iron
 Formulas, equations, and reactions
 Fundamentals of chemistry
 Fundamentals of computational chemistry
 Gases and gas laws
 Helium
 Hydrogen
 Hyperconjugation
 Inorganic chemistry
 Introduction to Functional Groups
 Introduction to polymer chemistry
 Ionic bond
 Lithium
 Mass relations in chemistry and stoichiometry
 Matter and measurements
 Molecular chemistry
 Neurochemical Liberation
 Organic chemistry
 Organic chemistry/Hybridization and Molecular Orbital Theory
 Organic chemistry/Organic naming
 Organometallic Chemistry/Acyclic Diene Metathesis
 Organometallic Chemistry/Alkene Complexes
 Organometallic chemistry
 Ostwalds dilution law
 Oxidation number
 Oxidation state
 PH
 Physical chemistry
 Pollution remediation
 Polymer properties
 Properties of matter
 Radioactivity
 Rates of Reaction - Kinetics
 Reactions of ionic halides
 Reduction and oxidation reactions
 Separations
 Silicon
 Solids
 Talk:Fundamentals of computational chemistry
 The periodic table
 Topic:Acids and bases
 Topic:Astrochemistry
 Topic:Biochemistry
 Topic:Geochemistry
 Topic:Green chemistry
 Topic:History of chemistry
 Topic:Inorganic chemistry
 Topic:Marine chemistry
 Topic:Medicinal chemistry
 Topic:Organic chemistry
 Topic:Physical chemistry
 Topic:Polymer chemistry
 Topic:Quantum chemistry
 Topic:Sonochemistry
 Topic:Textile engineering
 Topic:Thermochemistry
 Twelve principles of green chemistry
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