Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry

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The Particulate nature of matter
Experimental techniques
Atomic structure and bonding
Stoichiometry
Electricity and Chemistry
Acids, bases and salts
The periodic table
Metals
Organic Chemistry

YOU CAN EXPECT YOUR CHILD TO:

After studying Particulate nature of matter the child should know and understand the following terms: solid, liquid and gases, kinetic theory, boiling point, melting point, Diffusion.
After studying experimental techniques child should know and understand the following items: distillation,evaporation,fractional distillation , crystallisation, miscible and immiscible liquid, chromatography (paper).
After studying atomic structure and bonding, child should understand inside atoms, ionic bonding, covalent bonding (+allotropy), glasses and ceramics, metallic bonding. After learning stoichiometry, child should understand relative atomic masses, reacting masses, calculating moles, calculating formulae, moles and chemical equations.
After studying electricity and chemistry, child should understand electrolysis of the following: Lead bromide Aluminium oxide Aqueous solutions Concentrate hydrochloric acid Copper sulphate solution Child will also learn about electroplating and electrolysis guidelines.
After studying acids, bases and salts, child will understand acids and alkalis, formation of salts, crystal hydrates, solubility of salts in water, titration.
After learning the periodic table, child will understand development of periodic table, electronic structure and periodic table, transition elements, the position if hydrogen and different groups: Group I- alkali metals Group II- alkali earth metals Group VII- halogens Group 0- noble gases
After learning metals, child will understand metal reactions, decomposition of metal nitrates, carbonates, oxides and hydroxides, reactivity of metals and their uses, identifying metal ions, discovery of metals and their extraction, metal waste, rusting iron, alloys.
After learning organic chemistry , child will understand alkanes and alkenes, chemical behaviour of alkanes and alkenes, alcohols, biotechnology, carboxylic acids, soaps and detergents , condensation polymers, some biopolymers.

The Particulate nature of matter
Experimental techniques
Atomic structure and bonding
Stoichiometry
Electricity and Chemistry
Acids, bases and salts
The periodic table
Metals
Organic Chemistry

YOU CAN EXPECT YOUR CHILD TO:

After studying Particulate nature of matter the child should know and understand the following terms: solid, liquid and gases, kinetic theory, boiling point, melting point, Diffusion.
After studying experimental techniques child should know and understand the following items: distillation,evaporation,fractional distillation , crystallisation, miscible and immiscible liquid, chromatography (paper).
After studying atomic structure and bonding, child should understand inside atoms, ionic bonding, covalent bonding (+allotropy), glasses and ceramics, metallic bonding. After learning stoichiometry, child should understand relative atomic masses, reacting masses, calculating moles, calculating formulae, moles and chemical equations.
After studying electricity and chemistry, child should understand electrolysis of the following: Lead bromide Aluminium oxide Aqueous solutions Concentrate hydrochloric acid Copper sulphate solution Child will also learn about electroplating and electrolysis guidelines.
After studying acids, bases and salts, child will understand acids and alkalis, formation of salts, crystal hydrates, solubility of salts in water, titration.
After learning the periodic table, child will understand development of periodic table, electronic structure and periodic table, transition elements, the position if hydrogen and different groups: Group I- alkali metals Group II- alkali earth metals Group VII- halogens Group 0- noble gases
After learning metals, child will understand metal reactions, decomposition of metal nitrates, carbonates, oxides and hydroxides, reactivity of metals and their uses, identifying metal ions, discovery of metals and their extraction, metal waste, rusting iron, alloys.
After learning organic chemistry , child will understand alkanes and alkenes, chemical behaviour of alkanes and alkenes, alcohols, biotechnology, carboxylic acids, soaps and detergents , condensation polymers, some biopolymers.

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Teacher Reena is a graduate of MSc Chemistry. She has 4 yrs. teaching experience for secondary students. Now, she's teaching private for IB, IGCSE students but can also teach the following curriculum (Primary school science ,Secondary school science and CBSE Chemistry.

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