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| | AUFBAU1 [TEACHER'S NOTES] |
 | | In principle, Chemistry is the subject par excellence for developing a student's cognitive, literacy, mathematical, and practical skills: if, and only if, a course reflects a balance of the various strands; i.e., biological, industrial, inorganic, organic, physical, and practical. |
 | | In Abundances, the content is the abundances of elements (derived, importantly, by the application of a principle introduced in Chemical Calculations); the mathematical and practical skills being developed are good practices in the construction of graphs. |
 | | And finally, the section from Strontium through to Platinum, which neither follows the electrochemical series nor introduces any new principles, but which does keep to within the spirit of the syllabus, was designed to allow students to appreciate the richness of Chemistry. |
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