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What will you study in this course?
What will you study in this course?
There are 4 units covering:
Chemical Changes and Structure
Controlling the Rate
Periodicity
Structure and Bonding
Nature’s Chemistry
Esters, Fats and Oils
Proteins
Chemistry of Cooking
Oxidation of Food
Soaps, Detergents and Emulsions
Fragrances
Skin Care
Chemistry in Society
Getting the Most from Reactants
Equilibria
Chemical Energies
Oxidising and Reducing Agents
Chemical Analysis
Researching Chemistry
Pupils will review background information, plan and undertake a practical investigation related to Chemistry, and present their findings.
Where does this course lead to?
Where does this course lead to?
Successful completion of Higher Chemistry in S5 can lead to Advanced Higher Chemistry in S6. You may also wish to do an alternative Science subject or L4/5/6 STEM Leader as an alternative on your pathway.
Course methodology
Course methodology
The course encourages development of; knowledge & understanding; science inquiry; investigative skills; analytical thinking; understanding of chemistry’s role in Society; problem solving; planning; practical skills; scientific literacy; independent working Learning will include activities which are experiential, active, challenging and include practical experiments/activities, where possible. An investigatory approach will be encouraged in Chemistry, with learners actively involved in developing their skills, knowledge and understanding.
Assessment in this course
Assessment in this course
To gain the award of the Course, pupils must pass the Course assessment.
The Course assessment will provide the basis for grading attainment in the Course award and is comprised of 2 parts:
2 question papers (120 marks in total)
an assignment (20 marks)
Additional Information
Additional Information
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