Click on the following link to help make sense of the values for First IE (see graph below).
Questions you should be looking to answer:
– Why is there a general increase as you move across the Period?
– Why is there a drop from Mg to Al?
– Why is there a small drop from P to Si?
Small ‘quiz’ on Tuesday!
Mr S
All students who are studying Chemistry and find balancing equations difficult should watch the following video.
The GCSE-C1 page has been updated to includes resources to aid balancing equations. If you are finding them challenging have a look through the resources to aid you with this.
Alternatively see your Chemistry teacher.
Mr S
The CHEM1 page located under AS Chemistry should have revision resources for Chapter 1 and Chapter 2. ALL students are expected to use these tasks to consolidate their understanding of the topics.This should be done around background reading (see links along side)
Mr Stuart’s lesson resources will also be available to revisit should you need to. This page is currently password protected and you will need to see him in person to obtain this password.
Those students in Mr Stuart’s group must make sure they bring their Assessed homework to Monday’s lesson.
Equlibrium work will start in Mondays lesson and the Rates test will take place on Friday 27th – so make sure you are present!!
Joe Tyler: You will need to see Mr S before Monday’s lesson – if possible.
Poor geckos 😦
You need to complete 1.1 Revision exercise 1 – Atomic symbols.
To access this scroll over AS Chemistry and click Chem1 or 1.1 Exercise 1 – atomic symbols
This homework is due Thursday 11th September.
Mr S
Brand new Student Book for AQA AS Chemistry that brings the specification to life.
Nigel Saunders and Angela Saunders
ISBN: 978-0-19-915273-5
Publication date: 17/01/2008
Paperback: 272 pages
Dimensions: 276x219mm
Price: £26.50
If you are unsure, see your friendly Chemistry teachers for a look at the book before buying.
Click here to access the Oxford university press website where it is sold.
Other books are available from other outlets.
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