Chemistry PowerPoint CD-ROM - Intermediate Series

Subject: Chemistry
Level: Secondary
Age Group: 14 - 16
Order Number: 15080

'Students' interest captured...immaculate presentation...captivating graphics...superb and amusing sound effect...not just entertainment...constantly posing questions and reinforcing knowledge' (An Ofsted inspector's view of one show).

This set of thirty five PowerPoint shows - 2,663 slides (created in Office 2003 and XP) will enhance enjoyment and understanding of aspects of Science for intermediate years.

They can be used as stimulus material and provide an excellent opportunity to reinforce learning and understanding. They are great for revision, starters and plenaries.

Individual pupils can access them from a stand-alone computer or the school's resources network. They can be used with interactive whiteboards or projected on to a normal screen. To increase interactivity, pupils can use individual whiteboards. The hyperlink buttons, used in some shows, have been coloured (R-Y-G) to make it easier for pupils to refer to the button colours when penning answers.

Teachers determine the pace and can add their interpretation of the material. The shows have been well received by pupils. Makes learning and teaching fun!

List of the thirty five shows on this CD-ROM

Atoms and Ions

• Atoms - the nucleus and isotopes.
• Atoms, electron shells and the Periodic Table.
• Working out chemical formulae - an introduction.
• Electrolysis of molten and aqueous electrolytes.
• Hardness of Water.
• Ionic Equations - or let's do precipitation (as well as acid-metal and redox, acid-alkali and acid-carbonate!).
• Identifying cations.
• Identifying anions.
• Soils.

Mole calculations and equations

• Equation balancing.
• Moles - introduction.
• Moles - extended version.
• Moles to formula extended version.
• Moles to formula starter 1.
• Moles to formula starter 2.
• Moles to formula starter 3.
• Gas volumes and moles.
• Gas volumes and moles extended version.
• Reacting Masses.
• Reacting Masses & Gas Volumes.
• Molar Concentration of Solutions.
• Acid-Base Titrations

Organic

• Hydrocarbons Review.
• Hydrocarbons & Fractional Distillation.
• Hydrocarbons & Cracking.
• Hydrocarbons Combustion.
• Combustion Effects Starter.
• Hydrocarbons and their Reactions.
• Ethanol.

Periodic Table

• Alkali Metals.
• Halogens.
• Carbonates particularly limestone.

Reaction Rates

• Effect of Concentration.
• Effect of Surface Area.
• Effect of Temperature & Catalysts