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Level 3 Chemistry
Level 3 Chemistry Work space
C3.2: Spectroscopy, AS 91388
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
C3.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91393
Level 3 Chemistry Learning space
C3.2 Spectroscopy, AS 91388
Infra red spectroscopy
Mass spectroscopy
NMR C13 Spectroscopy
Spectroscopy : Internal assessment pre-check
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
Electron configuration
Further Lewis structures
Further molecular geometry
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
Further polymers
Further functional groups and isomers
Further amines and amides
Further alcohols and derivatives
Further carboxylic acids and derivatives: esters and acyl chlorides
Further carbon chemistry reactions overview
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
Solubility
Titrations
Buffers and indicators
Further acids and bases
C3.7: Oxidation - reduction processes, AS 91393
Electrochemical cells
Electrolytic cells
Oxidants and reductants
Standard reduction potentials
Cell notation / diagrams
Further oxidation- reduction equations
Level 2 Chemistry
Level 2 Chemistry work space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties, energy changes, AS 91164
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Level 2 Chemistry Learning Space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
Molecular and empirical formulae
Titration : Internal assessment pre-check
Titrations
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties and energy changes, AS 91164
Enthalpy and energy changes
Types of solids
Molecular geometry: Lewis structures, names, polarity
Bonding
Lewis structures introduction
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
Formulae, functional groups and isomers
Amines
Alcohols and carboxylic acids
Haloalkanes
Carbon chemistry reactions overview
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
Acids and bases
Equilibrium and Le Chatelier's Principle
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Oxidation numbers
Oxidation and reduction
Redox equations
General science
General science work space
Introduction to science
General science learning space
Introduction to science
Introduction to science 1
Teaching and Learning with VB
Home
General
Science Word Cloud
Level 3 Chemistry
Level 3 Chemistry Work space
C3.2: Spectroscopy, AS 91388
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
C3.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91393
Level 3 Chemistry Learning space
C3.2 Spectroscopy, AS 91388
Infra red spectroscopy
Mass spectroscopy
NMR C13 Spectroscopy
Spectroscopy : Internal assessment pre-check
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
Electron configuration
Further Lewis structures
Further molecular geometry
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
Further polymers
Further functional groups and isomers
Further amines and amides
Further alcohols and derivatives
Further carboxylic acids and derivatives: esters and acyl chlorides
Further carbon chemistry reactions overview
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
Solubility
Titrations
Buffers and indicators
Further acids and bases
C3.7: Oxidation - reduction processes, AS 91393
Electrochemical cells
Electrolytic cells
Oxidants and reductants
Standard reduction potentials
Cell notation / diagrams
Further oxidation- reduction equations
Level 2 Chemistry
Level 2 Chemistry work space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties, energy changes, AS 91164
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Level 2 Chemistry Learning Space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
Molecular and empirical formulae
Titration : Internal assessment pre-check
Titrations
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties and energy changes, AS 91164
Enthalpy and energy changes
Types of solids
Molecular geometry: Lewis structures, names, polarity
Bonding
Lewis structures introduction
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
Formulae, functional groups and isomers
Amines
Alcohols and carboxylic acids
Haloalkanes
Carbon chemistry reactions overview
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
Acids and bases
Equilibrium and Le Chatelier's Principle
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Oxidation numbers
Oxidation and reduction
Redox equations
General science
General science work space
Introduction to science
General science learning space
Introduction to science
Introduction to science 1
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Home
General
Science Word Cloud
Level 3 Chemistry
Level 3 Chemistry Work space
C3.2: Spectroscopy, AS 91388
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
C3.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91393
Level 3 Chemistry Learning space
C3.2 Spectroscopy, AS 91388
Infra red spectroscopy
Mass spectroscopy
NMR C13 Spectroscopy
Spectroscopy : Internal assessment pre-check
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
Electron configuration
Further Lewis structures
Further molecular geometry
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
Further polymers
Further functional groups and isomers
Further amines and amides
Further alcohols and derivatives
Further carboxylic acids and derivatives: esters and acyl chlorides
Further carbon chemistry reactions overview
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
Solubility
Titrations
Buffers and indicators
Further acids and bases
C3.7: Oxidation - reduction processes, AS 91393
Electrochemical cells
Electrolytic cells
Oxidants and reductants
Standard reduction potentials
Cell notation / diagrams
Further oxidation- reduction equations
Level 2 Chemistry
Level 2 Chemistry work space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties, energy changes, AS 91164
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Level 2 Chemistry Learning Space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
Molecular and empirical formulae
Titration : Internal assessment pre-check
Titrations
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties and energy changes, AS 91164
Enthalpy and energy changes
Types of solids
Molecular geometry: Lewis structures, names, polarity
Bonding
Lewis structures introduction
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
Formulae, functional groups and isomers
Amines
Alcohols and carboxylic acids
Haloalkanes
Carbon chemistry reactions overview
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
Acids and bases
Equilibrium and Le Chatelier's Principle
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Oxidation numbers
Oxidation and reduction
Redox equations
General science
General science work space
Introduction to science
General science learning space
Introduction to science
Introduction to science 1
C2.4: Bonding, properties, energy changes, AS 91164
WORK SPACE
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quizzes / diagnostic forms
work sheets
Bond enthalpy practice questons
Use the table of bond enthalpies for the questions below. Bond Mean bond enthalpy (kJ mol–1) Cl–Cl 243 Cl–H 431 H–H 435 C–H 414 O=O 502 O–H 464 N N 945 N–H 391 C–C 347 C–O 358 C=O 730 C-Cl 331 Calculate the enthalpy change for these reactio...
Bond enthalpies further practice
Enthalpy change practice questions
The equation shows the combustion of butane C4H10 (g) + O2 (g) → 4CO2 (g) + 5H2O (g) When 100g of butane undergoes complete combustion 4960 KJ of energy is released.Calculate the enthalpy change when 1 mole of butane undergoes combustion. M(Butane) = 58.1 gmol⁻¹ 2. Fe₂O₃ + Al → Al₂O₃ + ...
Practice exam type questions on solids with answers
1. Complete the table below Substance Type of solid Type of particle Attractive force between particles Ammonia, NH₃ Zinc, Zn Silicon Dioxide, SiO₂ 2. Complete the table below: Solid Type of solid Type of particle Bonding between particles Chlorine, ...
Chem 2.4 Worksheet #1.doc
pCHEMISTRY 2.4 _ Name: _ WORKSHEET ONE SIMPLE MOLECULES Molecule list: SO2 SO3 H2S CO2 H2O NH3 PH3 O3 CCl4 1. Name each of the substances in the molecule list above and draw their Lewis structures. Name or describe the shape of each molecule. Molecule Name Name of Shape ...
Lewis structures and shapes with answers
1. Draw lewis structures for each of the following molecules CH₄ H₂O N₂ 2. Boron and phosphorous both bond with 3 fluorine atoms to form BF₃ and PF₃. However they have different shapes and bond angles, Draw lewis structures and explain why these molecules have different shapes. Incl...
Shapes_of_Molecules_Prep
LXX Shapes of Molecules Prep For each of the following predict the shape and bond angles; AlCl3 ………………………………………….……………………………………………………………………………… H2S …………………………………….……………………………………………………………………………………… PH3 ...………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… CS2 .……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...
Shapes_of_Molecules_Prep_Answers
LXX Shapes of Molecules Prep For each of the following predict the shape and bond angles; AlCl3 Trigonal Planar, 120° H2S Non-linear, 104.5° PH3 Pyramidal, 107° CS2 Linear, 180° SO2 Non-linear, 120° (10) Nitrogen and Boron can form chlorides NCl3 and BCl3 Draw ‘dot & cross’ diagrams to show...
Practice questions on shapes of molecules with answers
1. Complete the table Molecule Methane Ammonia Water Number of sets of electrons around central atom Number of pairs of non-bonding electrons around central atom Shape of molecule 2. Describe the shape of each of the following molecules: H₂S CF₄ NF₃ CO₂ 3. Com...
Chem 2.4 Worksheet #2.doc
CHEMISTRY 2.4 _ Name: _ WORKSHEET TWO TYPES OF SOLIDS: COVALENT 1. In the following list of substances, circle the ones which consist of extended three dimensional arrays. Silica Carbon dioxide Polythene Iodine Diamond Ammonia 2. Discrete molecular substances e...
Chem 2.4 Answers #2.doc
Answers
Chem 2.4 Worksheet #3.doc
CHEMISTRY 2.4 _ Name: _ WORKSHEET THREE TYPES OF SOLIDS: IONIC 1. Circle the substances in the following list which are ionic. CO ZnO Ar Diamond Ag Cu(NO3)2 PbI2 HCl(g) 2. Describe the nature of the binding forces present in an ionic sol...
Chem 2.4 Answers #3.doc
Answers
Chem 2.4 Worksheet #5.doc
CHEMISTRY 2.4 _ Name: _ WORKSHEET FIVE BONDING CONTINUED 1. The oxides of the third period are shown below with their melting points. Substance formula Na2O MgO Al2O3 SiO2 P2O5 SO2 Cl2O Melting point (oC) 1275 2800 2050 1723 300 -75 -121 (a) Describe the obser...
Chem 2.4 Answers #5.doc
Answers
NCEA Exams
AS91164: Bonding, structure, properties and energy changes. Collated exam questions
ncea exams - sample answers
AS91164: Bonding, structure, properties and energy changes. Collated exam questions sample answers
handouts / revision aids
Revision sheet: Shapes of some molecules, VSEPR, Polarity and IMF
Lewis Structures, VSEPR, Polarity, IMF 1. carbon tetrafluoride = CF4 Molecular shape = tetrahedral, bond angle = 104.5° (4 regions; no LP) Molecular polarity = NONPOLAR (symmetrical) IMF = London dispersion forces 2. BF3 Molecular shape = trigonal planar, bond angle = 120° (3 reg...
Further aides
Types of solids
Practicals
Types of solids
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