Extracted Chemistry Concepts – Grade 11 SABIS

📘 Extracted Chemistry Concepts – Grade 11 SABIS

  1. Section 1.1 What is Equilibrium?
  2. Section 1.2 Separating techniques
  3. Section 1.3 Measuring physical constants
  4. Section 1.4 Working with gases
  5. Section 1.6 Predicting new equilibrium concentrations
  6. Section 1.7 Quantitative aspects of equilibrium
  7. Section 10.1 Alkali metals
  8. Section 10.2 Alkaline earth metals
  9. Section 10.3 Transition metals
  10. Section 10.4 Other metals: Aluminum
  11. Section 11.2 Identifying cations
  12. Section 11.3 Identifying anions
  13. Section 11.4 Identifying gases
  14. Section 11.5 Identifying water
  15. Section 11.6 Distinguishing between alkanes and alkenes
  16. Section 2.1 Hydrogen
  17. Section 2.1 Solubility: A case of equilibrium
  18. Section 2.2 Aqueous solutions
  19. Section 2.2 Oxygen
  20. Section 2.3 Air
  21. Section 2.3 The equilibrium law
  22. Section 3.1 Electrolytes – strong or weak
  23. Section 3.2 Experimental introduction to acids and bases
  24. Section 3.2 Water pollution
  25. Section 3.3 Salt
  26. Section 3.3 Water treatment
  27. Section 3.4 Test for water
  28. Section 3.5 Acid-base titrations
  29. Section 3.5 Natural water
  30. Section 3.6 Chemistry of water
  31. Section 3.6 Strengths of acids
  32. Section 3.7 Solution
  33. Section 3.7 Some common acids and bases
  34. Section 3.9 Adding strong acid and bases to salts
  35. Section 4.1 Occurrence of carbon
  36. Section 4.2 Half-reactions, oxidation, and reduction
  37. Section 4.2 Reactions of carbon
  38. Section 4.3 Carbon dioxide
  39. Section 4.3 Electrochemical cells
  40. Section 4.4 Carbon monoxide
  41. Section 4.5 Carbonates: properties and uses
  42. Section 4.5 Electromotive force of a cell
  43. Section 4.6 Oxidation numbers-an electron bookkeeping device
  44. Section 4.7 Electrolysis
  45. Section 4.8 Applications of electrochemical cells and electrolysis
  46. Section 5.1 Nature of organic chemistry
  47. Section 5.1 Solving problems
  48. Section 5.2 Excess and yield
  49. Section 5.2 Hydrocarbons
  50. Section 5.3 Alkanols (alcohols)
  51. Section 5.3 The manufacture of sulfuric acid
  52. Section 5.4 Alkanoic (carboxylic) acids
  53. Section 5.4 Chemical properties of sulfuric acid
  54. Section 5.5 Esters
  55. Section 5.5 Other types of problems
  56. Section 5.6 Petroleum and other fuels
  57. Section 5.7 Polymers and polymerization
  58. Section 6.1 Nitrogen
  59. Section 6.2 Ammonia
  60. Section 6.3 Oxides of nitrogen
  61. Section 6.5 Nitrates
  62. Section 7.4 Quantum mechanics
  63. Section 7.5 Many-electrons atoms
  64. Section 7.6 Ionization energy and the periodic table
  65. Section 8.1 The hydrogen molecule
  66. Section 8.2 Compounds of sulfur
  67. Section 8.3 Simple covalent bonding
  68. Section 8.3 Sulfates
  69. Section 8.4 Hybridized orbitals
  70. Section 8.5 Polarity
  71. Section 8.6 Double bonds
  72. Section 9.1 The elements
  73. Section 9.2 Chlorine
  74. Section 9.2 Forces between particles in compounds
  75. Section 9.3 Other halogens
  76. Section 9.4 Hydrogen chloride