Complete Chemistry for Cambridge IGCSE® Teacher Resource Pack: Third Edition
Support for the previous Chemistry IGCSE® syllabus
Author RoseMarie Gallagher and Author Paul Ingram
Suitable for: Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry teachers
Price: £68.99
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ISBN:
978-0-19-830876-8
Publication date:
12/02/2015
Pack:
128 pages
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Description
Features
- Support exam confidence with sample exam papers and class tests
- Plan outstanding lessons with ideas and planning advice from examiners and experienced teachers
- Save time with ready-to-use lesson plans for some of the trickiest topics
- Make it relevant with customisable practical activities and worksheets
- Bring science to life with animations and PowerPoints to help to explain key concepts
- Student Book, Revision Guide and Kerboodle Online Practice and Assessment also available
This page was last updated on 13 June 2021 at 19:30 GMT
Reviews
- Complete Chemistry, Biology and Physics are for students following the Cambridge Assessment International Education updated syllabuses for Cambridge IGCSE. These three books provide clear, well-written course material and a wealth of questions and exercises, including exam-level revision. In addition to this, an accompanying CD-ROM provides interactive questions, mock exam papers with questions from real past papers, and revision checklists to aid learning. With a highly illustrative and colourful design, this engaging recourse is deal for the international student. - Dr. Kyaw Khine, Head of Science, Nelson International Education Center, Myanmar
Table of Contents
About this course
Using the course components
Knowing the 0620 IGCSE Chemistry syllabus
Definitions in IGCSE Chemistry
Knowing how to answer exam questions
Assessing your students
The final assessment: the exam
Lesson plans
Atoms and isotopes
Covalent bonds
Giant covalent structures
Ions and ionic bonds
The masses of atoms, molecules and ions
Writing equations for chemical reactions
Oxidation and reduction
Using electrolysis
Alkali elements
Transition elements
Reactivity of metals
Air pollutants
Organic chemistry
Refining petroleum
Synthetic polymers
Practicals
About the practicals
2A: Separating salt and sand
2B: Distilling cola
2C: Separating the colours in ink
5: Changing the quantity of a reactant
6: The composition of magnesium oxide
8A: Electrolysis of sodium chloride solution
8B: Electroplating copper with nickel
9A: Exothermic and endothermic reactions
9B: Comparing two fuels
9C: Investigating two reversible reactions
10A: Reaction rate and surface area
10B: Reaction rate and concentration
10C: Reaction rate and temperature
10D: Reaction rate and quantity of catalyst
11A: Comparing the reactions of two acids
11B: Neutralising vinegar with slaked lime
11C: Making Epsom salts
11D: Comparing antacid tablets
13: Arranging metals in order of reactivity
14: Extracting copper from copper(II) oxide
15: Investigating rusting
16: Making a fertiliser
17: Cracking hydrocarbons
19A: Testing for anions
19B: Testing for cations
Answers for questions in the practicals
Worksheets
1: States of matter
2: Separating substances
3: Atoms and elements
4: Atoms combining
5: Reacting masses and chemical equations
6: Using moles
7: Redox reactions
8: Electricity and chemical change
9: Energy changes, and reversible reactions
10: The speed of a reaction
11: Acids and bases
12: The Periodic Table
13: The behaviour of metals
14: Making use of metals
15: Air and water
16: Some non-metals and their compounds
17: Organic chemistry
18: Polymers
19: In the lab
Answers for worksheet questions
Answers for questions in the student book
Answers for Chapters 1-19
Answers for past exam questions
Answers to test assessments (on the CD)
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