Master The Fundamentals Of Chemistry (Part 3 of 4)

This Is A High School Chemistry Course For Students Preparing For iGCSE, GCSE & AP Chemistry Exams

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What you will learn

In this course students will learn exactly what they need to know for their chemistry exams so that they can learn as efficiently as possible.

Understand that metals can be placed in a reactivity series based on their reactivity with water and/or dilute acids

Understand how metals can be placed in order of reactivity based on the displacement reactions with metal oxides and aqueoues solutions of salts

Know the order of reactivity for common metals

Know the conditions under which iron rusts

Understand how the rusting of iron can be prevented

Describe the use of litmus, methyl orange and phenolphthalein to distinguish between acids, bases and neutral solutions

Understand how the use of the pH scale identifies a substance as a strong/weak acid/base

Describe the use of universal indicator to identify the pH of a solution

Know that acids produce H+ ions in solution whereas bases produce OH- ions

Know that bases can neutralise acids

Know how to carry out an acid/base titration

Know the solubility rules for common salts

Understand acid base reactions in terms of proton transfer

Understand that an acid is a proton donor and a base is a proton acceptor

Describe the reactions of metals, metal oxides, and metal carbonantes with common dilute acids

Know that metal oxides, ammonia and metal hydroxides act as bases in solution and that alkalis are soluble bases

Describe an experiment to prepare a sample of a soluble salt, starting with a metal oxide or metal carbonate

Describe how to produce a sample of a soluble salt using titration

Describe how to produce a sample of an insoluble salt using a precipitation reaction

Describe the chemical tests for the identification of common gases

Describe how to carry out a flame test

Recall the flame colours of common ions

Describe the cation tests for ammonium, and metal ions using NaOH

Describe the anion tests for halides, carbonate, and sulphate

Know that chemical reaction that release heat are exothermic, and the opposite are endothermic

Describe simple calorimetry experiments such as combustion, neutralisation, displacement, dissolving

Calculate the heat evolved in a reaction using Q=mc(delta)T

Calculate the molar heat evolved in a reaction

Draw and explain enthalpy profiles for endothermic and exothermic reactions

Know that bond breaking is endothermic and bond making is exothermic

Use bond enthalpies to calculate the enthalpy change for a reaction

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Master The Fundamentals Of Chemistry (Part 3 of 4)

What you will learn

In this course students will learn exactly what they need to know for their chemistry exams so that they can learn as efficiently as possible.

Understand that metals can be placed in a reactivity series based on their reactivity with water and/or dilute acids

Understand how metals can be placed in order of reactivity based on the displacement reactions with metal oxides and aqueoues solutions of salts

Know the order of reactivity for common metals

Know the conditions under which iron rusts

Understand how the rusting of iron can be prevented

Describe the use of litmus, methyl orange and phenolphthalein to distinguish between acids, bases and neutral solutions

Understand how the use of the pH scale identifies a substance as a strong/weak acid/base

Describe the use of universal indicator to identify the pH of a solution

Know that acids produce H+ ions in solution whereas bases produce OH- ions

Know that bases can neutralise acids

Know how to carry out an acid/base titration

Know the solubility rules for common salts

Understand acid base reactions in terms of proton transfer

Understand that an acid is a proton donor and a base is a proton acceptor

Describe the reactions of metals, metal oxides, and metal carbonantes with common dilute acids

Know that metal oxides, ammonia and metal hydroxides act as bases in solution and that alkalis are soluble bases

Describe an experiment to prepare a sample of a soluble salt, starting with a metal oxide or metal carbonate

Describe how to produce a sample of a soluble salt using titration

Describe how to produce a sample of an insoluble salt using a precipitation reaction

Describe the chemical tests for the identification of common gases

Describe how to carry out a flame test

Recall the flame colours of common ions

Describe the cation tests for ammonium, and metal ions using NaOH

Describe the anion tests for halides, carbonate, and sulphate

Know that chemical reaction that release heat are exothermic, and the opposite are endothermic

Describe simple calorimetry experiments such as combustion, neutralisation, displacement, dissolving

Calculate the heat evolved in a reaction using Q=mc(delta)T

Calculate the molar heat evolved in a reaction

Draw and explain enthalpy profiles for endothermic and exothermic reactions

Know that bond breaking is endothermic and bond making is exothermic

Use bond enthalpies to calculate the enthalpy change for a reaction

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