Cambridge International AS & A Level Chemistry Practical Workbook (3rd Edition)

Description

Extensive research means that this flexible range of resources meets the real teaching needs of the science classroom. This digital workbook contains step-by-step guided investigations and practice questions for Cambridge International AS & A Level Chemistry teachers and students. Through practical investigation, it provides opportunities to develop skills– planning, identifying equipment, creating hypotheses, recording results, analysing data, and evaluating. The workbook is ideal for teachers who find running practical experiments difficult due to lack of time, resources or support. Sample data – if students can’t do the experiments themselves – and answers to the questions are in the teacher’s guide.

Key Features

• Guided investigations provide opportunities for students to practise their practical skills.
• Contains help for teachers setting up practical investigations in the classroom.
• For more detailed support with planning and troubleshooting issues, see the teacher’s resource.
• Practice questions give students the chance to test their knowledge and help build confidence in preparation for assessment.
• Includes a skills chapter that focuses on essential science skills.
• Written in accessible language for the ESL learner with key word boxes to improve understanding.
• Find your notes quickly and easily with highlights and bookmarks
• Simple and easy to use, you can link directly into Cambridge GO from Google Classroom, Moodle, Blackboard and any other VLE
• Access all your Cambridge resources anytime, anywhere and create your own collection in ‘My Resources’
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Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. How to use this book
3. How to use this series
4. Safety
5. Practical skills
6. Masses, moles and atoms
7. Structure and bonding
8. Enthalpy changes
9. Redox reactions
10. Chemical equilibrium
11. Rates of reaction
12. The properties of metals
13. The properties of non-metals
14. Hydrocarbons and halogenoalkanes
15. Organic compounds containing oxygen
16. More about enthalpy changes
17. Electrochemistry
18. Further aspects of equilibria
19. Reaction kinetics
20. Transition elements
21. More about organic chemistry
22. Identifying organic compounds.