SUMMER SCHOOL TOPICS CHEMISTRY SECOND TERM SS3

Table of Contents

SECOND TERM E-LEARNING NOTES

SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY CLASS: SS3

WEEK TOPIC

SUMMER SCHOOL TOPICS

1. Alkanoic acids: Sources, nomenclature and structure of alkanoic acid, physical and chemical properties, laboratory test and uses

2. Alkanoates: sources, nomenclature, preparation and structure, physical and chemical properties and uses

3. Fats and Oils: sources, properties, structure of fats and oils, and uses

4. Soaps and Detergents: preparation of soap, action of soap as an emulsifying agent, detergent-preparation, mode of action of detergent, differences between soap and detergents.

SS 3 TOPICS AND THEIR ORDER OF PRIORITY

1. Giant Molecules: Carbohydrate-sources and nomenclature, Properties, carbohydrate as polymer, uses.

2. Giant Molecules: protein, sources and properties, test for protein, uses of protein, enzymes and they functions.

3. Synthetic polymers: Definition of terms, Addition and condensation polymerization, classification and preparation, properties and uses of polymers.

4. Nuclear Chemistry (Radioactivity): Types and nature of radiation, difference between chemical and nuclear reactions, half-life, application or use of nuclear chemistry.

5. Extraction of Metals (Group I) and their Compounds: Relative abundance and chemical characteristics of metals, compounds of metals and principles of extraction of metals sodium-Extraction, Properties, compounds of sodium and uses of sodium

6. Extraction of Metals (Group II) and their Compounds: General properties, calcium- extraction of calcium, properties calcium, compounds of calcium, uses.

7. Extraction of Iron and Aluminium: Extraction of iron, aluminium, and Tin, properties and uses, Alloys

8. Atomic Theory: Gross features of the atom – J.J. Thompson’s experiment and Bohr’s model of the atom, outline description of the Rutherford’s alpha scattering experiment.

9. Ethical, Legal and Social Issues: Chemical waste, industrial pollutants, roles of government in preventing chemical degradation

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