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Topic Title (Extended)●  The particulate nature of matter●  Atoms, elements and compounds●  Electricity and chemistry●  Acids, bases and salts●  Revision
●  Experimental techniques●  Stoichiometry●  Chemical reactions●  The periodic table
Key Skills and Content•   Transitions between the states of matter•   Atomic structure•    Molten lead bromide•     Properties of acids, bases and salts•     Exam technique and practice
(Extended)•   Diffusion•   Bonding: ionic, covalent, metallic•    Electrolysis of brine•     Types of oxides
•   Chromatography, filtration, distillation, crystallisation•   Macromolecules•    Extraction of aluminium•     Preparation of salts•     Revision skills
•   Writing chemical equations•    Speed of reaction•     Identification tests
•   Rel. atomic and molecular mass•    Reversible reactions & equilibrium•     Periodic trends•     self and peer assessed practice questions from all exam papers
•   The mole concept•    Redox reactions•     Transition elements
•     Groups I, VII, 0.
Differentiation for CoreOMITTED:OMITTED:OMITTED:
•   Rate of diffusion•   Crystal lattices•    Factors affecting chem. equilibriumNo major differentiation for CoreAt this stage all pupils practice all Core and Extended papers.
•   Locating agents•   The mole concept•    Oxidising agents
Summative AssessmentEssay on separating techniquesExam based on Paper 1 & Paper 2 past paper questionsExam based on Paper 1,2 & 3 past paper questionsPresentation on a topic (individualised for each pupil)Paper 1,2,3 & 6 Exam (taken from past papers)
(individualised for each pupil)
Revision tests & exam based on past paper questions.Revision papers from www.savemyexams.comRevision papers from www.savemyexams.comExam based on Paper 1,2 & 3 past paper questions
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