Carry out certain experiments in a given order. Then without doing any calculations, explain what the driving force of the reaction is in each case – ie qualitatively rather than quantitatively.
Dilution, colorimetry and observation skills come together to get students to adapt their chemical knowledge to support medicine.
Support students to discover the correct chemical compound to achieve a desired effect on a product, in this case a drinks container.
Explore the use of analytical methods and empirical formula to identify unlabelled chemicals.
Gather data and determine the rate equations for certain reactions with this class practical.
Remember to brush up on acid erosion with this experiment into the effects of different acid concentrates on tooth enamel
Explore the oxidation of alcohols and carboxylic acids, to help a student in this experiment scenario
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