Science

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Identify that all matter is made up of atoms.

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• Describe and draw the structure of an atom in terms of the

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nucleus

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protons

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table.

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• Draw the electron configuration of the first 20 elements.

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• Define an ion.

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• Use models to describe the formation of cations and anions

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• Use valency to describe the number of electrons an atom

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needs to gain

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lose or share to achieve a stable electron

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configuration.

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• Explain noble gas configuration and identify that it occurs

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during chemical bonding

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• Recognise that some elements exist as diatomic molecules.

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Practical Investigations:

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• Flame tests

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• Detecting Ions in solution (pg 13

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Pearson Science 9)

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• Describe types of chemical bonds

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including ionic

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and metallic bonds.

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• Construct chemical formulas of some common ionic

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compounds and covalent molecules.

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• Conduct an investigation to observe and compare the physical

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and chemical properties of ionic

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covalent and metallic

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substances

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• Explain how properties of ionic

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covalent and metallic

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substances relate to their uses.

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Practical Investigations:

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• Properties of ionic

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covalent

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and metallic substances

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• Distinguish between organic and inorganic compounds.

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• Define a hydrocarbon.

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• Describe how hydrocarbons can be separated from crude oil.

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• Identify the uses of these products of the products of

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fractional distillation.

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• Describe the uses of hydrocarbons

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• Use International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry

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(IUPAC) nomenclature to name simple organic compounds.

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• Identify and draw simple organic compounds C1 – C8.

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• Describe the differences between complete and incomplete

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combustion reactions of hydrocarbons

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• Compare the products of the chemical reaction and the

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amount of energy released

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using examples from everyday

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applications.

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Practical Investigations:

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• Burning hydrocarbons

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• Fractional distillation

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• Complete and incomplete

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combustion heating water

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practical

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• Demo: Catalytic Cracking of

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Paraffin Oil

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Polymers

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• Identify the raw material used to make polymers.

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• Describe the properties of a range of polymers.

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• Explain the effects of bioaccumulation of microplastics in the

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environment.

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• Assess the environmental impacts of materials that are used

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as alternatives to those derived from crude oil

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Practical investigations

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• Determine the quantity and

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types of polymers found in the

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environment

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• Biodegradability of different

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packaging materials

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• Properties of a range of

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polymers

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• Sorting Plastics by Density

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• Making Plastics from Milk