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Gold Award (Finalists) Rising Star China Chemistry Challenge (RSC3) 2018-2019 Award Report Dear all, Thank you for participating in the 2018-2019 Rising Star China Chemistry Challenge (RSC3), co-hosted by the Royal Society of Chemistry alongside with Beijing University of Chemical Technology and ASDAN China. This competition covers 5 different regions across China: Eastern, Southern, Western, Northern, and Central. More than 4500 students from 270 international schools and top high schools have participated in this year’s RSC3. All names are arranged in the order of team code. Gold Award (Finalists) Team Code Name School Region 100000096 YUQIAO SUN Shandong Experimental High School Northern 100000096 JIAJUN ZHANG Shandong Experimental High School Northern 100000096 SHUANGHAN LI Shandong Experimental High School Northern 100000096 JIACHEN ZHANG Shandong Experimental High School Northern 100000114 HAOTIAN ZONG Beijing 101 Middle School Northern 100000114 XUSEN XIAO Beijing 101 Middle School Northern 100000114 XINYUE WAN Beijing 101 Middle School Northern 100000114 YANSHENG ZHAO Beijing 101 Middle School Northern 100000146 ZIJUN WANG Capital Normal University High School Northern 100000146 YANG HAN Capital Normal University High School Northern 100000146 YOUXING XU Capital Normal University High School Northern 100000146 RUILIN ZHANG Capital Normal University High School Northern 100000147 HAO YAN Zhangjiakou No.1 Middle School Northern 100000147 ZHENTAO ZHAO Zhangjiakou No.1 Middle School Northern 100000147 MENGXUAN ZHANG Zhangjiakou No.1 Middle School Northern 100000147 YIDING YANG Zhangjiakou No.1 Middle School Northern 100000150 XINYI YU Weihai No.1 High School Northern 100000150 YUCHEN SONG Weihai No.1 High School Northern 100000150 ZUJI ZHOU Weihai No.1 High School Northern 100000150 YANGHE WANG Weihai No.1 High School Northern The Second High School Attached to Beijing Normal 100000194 YUXIANG WAN University(International Campus) Northern The Second High School Attached to Beijing Normal 100000194 ZIXUAN DENG University(International Campus) Northern The Second High School Attached to Beijing Normal 100000194 RUIZE ZHENG University(International Campus) Northern The Second High School Attached to Beijing Normal 100000194 JIENI YAO University(International Campus) Northern 100000316 XIAOLONG BAO TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000316 GUOKAIQI GUO TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000316 JIANQI TANG TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000316 SIYU WANG TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000340 ZEHUA ZHAO Handan No.1 High School Northern 100000340 JIAWEI LI Handan No.1 High School Northern 100000340 JIACHENG CAI Handan No.1 High School Northern 100000340 ZIYUE WANG Handan No.1 High School Northern 100000510 JIAWEI LIU Qingdao No.2 Middle School of Shandong Province Northern 100000510 XIAOCHUN WANG Qingdao No.2 Middle School of Shandong Province Northern 100000510 YAXUAN LIU Qingdao No.2 Middle School of Shandong Province Northern 100000510 WUJI ZHANG Qingdao No.2 Middle School of Shandong Province Northern 100000542 YUANNING LI Qingdao No.2 Middle School of Shandong Province Northern 100000542 QINGYANG YE Qingdao No.2 Middle School of Shandong Province Northern 100000542 YIXUAN LI Qingdao No.2 Middle School of Shandong Province Northern 100000542 XIANRUI ZHU Qingdao No.2 Middle School of Shandong Province Northern 100000579 LAIFU MAN The High School Affiliated To Inner Mongolia Normal University Northern 100000579 YONGENBO SU The High School Affiliated To Inner Mongolia Normal University Northern 100000579 DEGE HU The High School Affiliated To Inner Mongolia Normal University Northern 100000579 NARIGA NA The High School Affiliated To Inner Mongolia Normal University Northern 100000587 BOYUAN WEN TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000587 JIAYI ZHAO TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000587 RUOHAN CHEN TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000587 DEXI KONG TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000588 TIANYU SHAO TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000588 LUYANG WANG TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000588 ZIYU DONG TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000588 JINWEI SU TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000596 RUNQI CHEN TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000596 YUXUAN SUN TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000596 JI LIANG TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000596 JUNBO WANG TangShan No.1 Middle School Northern 100000841 YUANQI SUN The Affiliated High School of Peking University Northern 100000841 HEJING LIN The Affiliated High School of Peking University Northern 100000841 JIARUI YANG The Affiliated High School of Peking University Northern 100000841 WENZHONG HU The Affiliated High School of Peking University Northern 100000848 TIANCONG ZHOU The Affiliated High School of Peking University Northern 100000848 HAIQI LIU The Affiliated High School of Peking University Northern 100000848 LIYA AI The Affiliated High School of Peking University Northern 100000848 YUSHAN ZHANG The Affiliated High School of Peking University Northern 100001093 BOSHI QU Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001093 LUOHAN WANG Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001093 ZHAOKUN LI Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001093 BINGDONG YANG Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001094 JIANWEI ZHU Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001094 YISHEN DONG Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001094 LIWEN ZHANG Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001094 ZEKAI LIU Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001095 ZIRUI ZHANG Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001095 SIJU LV Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001095 HEMING WANG Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001095 RUOYANG LI Harbin No.3 High School Northern 100001134 TIANJUN GU High School Attached to ShanDong Normal University Northern 100001134 ANXUAN FANG High School Attached to ShanDong Normal University Northern 100001134 MAOLONG ZHU High School Attached to ShanDong Normal University Northern 100001134 CAIXUN GAO High School Attached to ShanDong Normal University Northern 100001261 HAOZHE FAN FENDOU MIDDLE SCHOOL Northern 100001261 GUANGHUI LIU FENDOU MIDDLE SCHOOL Northern 100001261 BAIHUI SUN FENDOU MIDDLE SCHOOL Northern 100001261 KAIYANG HAN FENDOU MIDDLE SCHOOL Northern 200000001 XIANGTING HUANG High School Affiliated To Nanjing Normal University Eastern 200000001 YUAN GAO Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000001 XINQI ZHANG Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000001 YONGQING SHI Nanjing No.1 Middle School Eastern 200000028 ZIXUAN FAN Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000028 JUNJIE CHEN Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000028 CHENYUAN HUI Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000028 YIFEI WU Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000029 HAIPING ZHANG Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000029 YIZHE WANG Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000029 JITIAN CHEN Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000029 JIAYUE WANG Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000038 ANZE TONG Hangzhou Foreign Languages School Eastern 200000038 YUXUAN ZHOU Hangzhou Foreign Languages School Eastern 200000038 JIAKAI SUN Hangzhou Foreign Languages School Eastern 200000038 ZIKAI FAN Hangzhou No.2 High School of Zhejiang province Eastern 200000050 NINGZHI XU Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000050 XINYI SUN Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000050 KAIYAN LYU Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000050 QIWEN SHEN Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000061 QINAN HUANG Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000061 ZIHENG JI Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000061 RUIRUI HE Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000061 YAO TIANFEN Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000068 TIANYU ZHAO Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000068 YUJIE ZHANG Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000068 YANHAN SHI Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000068 HUANGXI HUANG Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000080 YIYAO WANG Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000080 ZIJING WU Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000080 MING YANG Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000080 JINGAN YUAN Nantong Middle School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000097 HENGKAI PAN Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000097 JUNCHENG SHE Nanjing Jinling High School Eastern 200000097 QINGHAO ZHONG Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000097 GUOHAO XIAO Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000098 YIZHE LOU Suzhou High School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000098 JIAYUE GONG Jiangsu Province Changshu High School Eastern 200000098 YUHAO FAN Suzhou High School of Jiangsu Province Eastern 200000107 JUNRUI ZHAO Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000107 HANWEN ZHAO Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000107 KUANGYUN ZHU Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000107 CHENXINYUE LI Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000248 RUNXUAN YANG Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000248 CHENGYANG LI Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000248 YIQING DAI Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000248 YIMING GAO Nanjing Foreign Language School Eastern 200000262 MUXIN LIU Shanghai World Foreign Language Academy Eastern 200000262 QING YANG Shanghai World Foreign Language Academy Eastern 200000262 ZHIWEI GU Shanghai World Foreign Language Academy Eastern 200000262 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