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RSC School's Analyst Competition: South West

27 January 2016, Plymouth, United Kingdom


Introduction
The Schools Analyst Competition is a national competition run by the RSC’s Analytical Division for first year 6th Form or equivalent. The competition has two stages: regional heats and a national final, where up to 16 regional heat winners compete for the Challenge Shield and significant cash prizes for themselves and their schools.

A regional heat for this competition will be held at the Centre for Chemical Sciences, Plymouth University, on Wednesday 27th January 2016. This will be an all-day event, (10.00 to 16.00), where teams of 3 students will be required to undertake some practical analytical exercises based on problems relevant to industrial or social needs. Most of the tasks will be linked to the A-level curriculum, using equipment and concepts familiar to the students such as spot tests and titrations. Some tasks will use techniques and equipment not available in most schools, such as spectroscopy and high-performance liquid chromatography. It is designed to be both fun and educational.

For further information or to book for a team to attend, please contact lindsey.cooper@plymouth.ac.uk
Venue
Plymouth University

Davy Building, 5th Floor, Plymouth University, Drakes Circus, Plymouth, PL4 8AA, United Kingdom

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Lindsey Cooper
Plymouth University
Plymouth University Outreach Team
3rd Floor Nancy Astor
Plymouth University
Drakes Circus
Plymouth
PL4 8AA
01752 587984
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