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FORM 1 CHEMISTRY

Form 1
Chem

By - Secondary Chemistry Tutor
11 students
166 Hours 40 Min
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Course Requirements

Active Participation: Engage in class discussions, ask questions, and contribute your ideas.
Laboratory Work: Participate actively in laboratory experiments, following safety protocols and recording observations in a laboratory notebook.
Complete Assignments: Finish assigned homework exercises, projects, and worksheets on time.
Learn Safely: Demonstrate a responsible attitude towards laboratory safety by adhering to all safety rules and regulations.
Learning Resources: Utilize the Ministry of Secondary Education approved Form 1 Chemistry textbook and any additional materials provided by the teacher.

Course Description

Welcome to the fascinating world of Form 1 Chemistry! This introductory course will spark your curiosity about the building blocks of our world – matter and its properties! Prepare to explore basic chemical concepts, embark on exciting laboratory experiments, and develop a scientific approach to understanding your surroundings. Through interactive lessons, engaging activities, and hands-on experiences, you'll gain a foundational knowledge of chemistry principles.

Course Outcomes

Develop scientific curiosity: Foster a love for learning about the chemical world and a desire to explore its wonders.
Introduce basic chemistry concepts: Understand matter, its states (solids, liquids, and gases), and simple physical changes.
Explore measurement in science: Learn the importance of accurate measurement and become familiar with common units in chemistry.
Conduct safe laboratory practices: Develop safe handling techniques for materials and equipment in a laboratory setting.
Sharpen observation skills: Learn to observe chemical phenomena closely and record your findings accurately.
Strengthen critical thinking: Begin to analyze observations and draw conclusions based on evidence.
Spark an interest in scientific inquiry: Understand the importance of asking questions, experimenting, and drawing conclusions in science.

Course Curriculum

7 chapters
216 lectures
22 quizzes
166 Hours 40 Min total length

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1 Definition of Chemistry

5 Min

2 Definition of Chemistry [Quiz]

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3 five branches of chemistry and its description

5 Min

4 five branches of chemistry and its description [Quiz]

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5 Characteristics of scientist in chemistry

5 Min

6 Characteristics of scientist in chemistry [Quiz]

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7 importance of chemistry to our everyday life

5 Min

8 importance of chemistry to our everyday life [Quiz]

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9 steps involved in the scientific

5 Min

10 steps involved in the scientific [Quiz]

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11 what is model

5 Min

12 . what is model [Quiz]

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13 what is a theory

5 Min

14 what is a theory [Quiz]

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15 what is law of hypothesis

5 Min

16 what is law of hypothesis [Quiz]

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17 steps involved in carrying out experiments

5 Min

18 steps involved in carrying out experiments [Quiz]

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19 Some basic equipment used in the laboratory

5 Min

20 .Some basic equipment used [Quiz]

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21 symbols on reagent bottles and their meaning

5 Min

22 symbols on reagent bottles and their meaning [Quiz]

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23 what is a regent and its properties?

5 Min

24 what is a regent and its properties? [Quiz]

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25 hazard signs and their meaning

5 Min

26 hazard signs and their meaning [Quiz]

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27 dangers in a chemistry laboratory

5 Min

28 dangers in a chemistry laboratory [Quiz]

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29 importance of safety rules in the laboratory

5 Min

30 importance of safety rules in the laboratory [Quiz]

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31 Measurement of mass and weight

5 Min

32 Measurement of mass and weight [Quiz]

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33 Measurement of volume

5 Min

34 Measurement of volume [Quiz]

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35 Measurement time

5 Min

36 Measurement time [Quiz]

N/A

37 Measurement of temperature

5 Min

38 Measurement of temperature [Quiz]

N/A

39 measurements of density

5 Min

40 measurements of density [Quiz]

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41 Measurement of length.

5 Min

42 . Measurement of length. [Quiz]

N/A

43 applications of the various measurement methods.

5 Min

44 applications of the various measurement methods. [Quiz]

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1 What is physical change

5 Min

2 What is chemical change

5 Min

3 experiment to investigate chemical

5 Min

4 . experiment to investigate chemical change: decomposition of copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate

5 Min

5 example of physical and chemical change of sugar

5 Min

6 States of matter

5 Min

7 Liquid state and its properties

5 Min

8 Solid state and its properties

5 Min

9 Gas and its properties

5 Min

10 Applications of the various states of matter.

5 Min

11 Change of state and diagram for the change of state.

5 Min

12 Simple kinetic theory

5 Min

13 The solid model

5 Min

14 The liquid model

5 Min

15 The gas models

5 Min

16 Change of state

5 Min

1 Definition of mixtures and some everyday examples

5 Min

2 Definition of pure substance and its examples.

5 Min

3 applications of mixtures and pure substances

5 Min

4 Types of mixtures

5 Min

5 what is a solution

5 Min

6 miscible mixture

5 Min

7 immiscible mixture

5 Min

8 emulsion mixture

5 Min

9 suspension solutions

5 Min

10 examples of the various forms Of mixtures

5 Min

11 applications of the various forms of mixtures.

5 Min

12 Solid/solid mixtures (solid dissolved in a solid )(brass)

5 Min

13 .solid mixed with a solid (soil)

5 Min

14 solid \liquid mixtures (solid dissolved in a liquid

5 Min

15 . liquid dissolved in solid (mercury)

5 Min

16 liquid trapped in a solid (jelly)

5 Min

17 solid suspended in a liquid (cement)

5 Min

18 Liquid/liquid mixtures

5 Min

19 liquid dissolved in a liquid (rubbing alcohol)

5 Min

20 .liquid suspended(mayonnaise)

5 Min

21 .gas dissolved in a liquid

5 Min

22 1 liquid suspended in a gas

5 Min

23 gas trapped in a liquid

5 Min

24 gas trapped in a liquid

5 Min

25 Gas /gas mixture

5 Min

26 .Methods of separating mixtures

5 Min

27 hand sorting and its examples

5 Min

28 . magnetic attraction and examples

5 Min

29 .winnowing and its examples

5 Min

30 .winnowing and its examples

5 Min

31 . decantation and its examples

5 Min

32 . filtration and its examples

2 Min

33 centrifugation and examples

5 Min

34 evaporation and its examples

5 Min

35 crystallization and its examples

5 Min

36 fractional distillation and its examples and properties

5 Min

37 4 paper chromatography

5 Min

38 Classification of pure substances (elements and compounds)

5 Min

39 Definition of elements and its properties and examples

5 Min

40 Definition of compounds its properties and examples

5 Min

41 Differences between compounds and mixtures and examples.

5 Min

1 definition of elements

5 Min

2 properties of elements and its examples

5 Min

3 definition of compounds

5 Min

4 properties of compounds

5 Min

5 examples of elements and their

5 Min

6 .examples of compounds and elements

5 Min

7 definition of metals

5 Min

8 properties of metals

5 Min

9 industrial uses of metals

5 Min

10 .metals used by living organisms

5 Min

11 metals use by in jewelry

5 Min

12 practical uses of metals

5 Min

13 definition of non metals

5 Min

14 . properties of non metals

5 Min

15 industrial uses of non-metals

5 Min

16 industrial uses of non-metals

5 Min

17 non metals in living organism

5 Min

18 definition of semi -metals .

5 Min

1 What is an acid and its examples

5 Min

2 Types of acids and examples Properties of acids

5 Min

3 What is a base

5 Min

4 Properties of base

5 Min

5 Classifications of bases

5 Min

6 Neutral substances.

5 Min

7 Tests for acids and bases using an indicator

5 Min

8 Using litmus paper

5 Min

9 Indicators in liquid form

5 Min

10 Experiments to find out the colors of laboratory indicators

5 Min

11 Colors of different indicators in a neutral, acid, and base.

5 Min

12 Extraction of indicators from plants

5 Min

13 definition of extracts.

5 Min

14 properties of extracts

5 Min

15 .applications of extracts.

5 Min

16 experiment on how to make your own indicator

5 Min

17 natural indicators

5 Min

18 . natural indicators in acid and base

5 Min

19 litmus paper

5 Min

20 phenolphthalein indicator

5 Min

21 methyl orange

5 Min

22 examples of natural indicators

5 Min

23 applications of neutral indicators.

5 Min

24 Types of universal indicators

5 Min

25 Properties of universal indicators

5 Min

26 Applications of universal indicators

5 Min

27 Investigation of the universal indicator and plant extract in substances.

5 Min

28 Universal indicator color charts .

5 Min

29 What is a PH scale properties and types

5 Min

30 Definitions ,types and measurement of pH values

5 Min

31 .PH values of acids and bases

5 Min

32 .Importance and application of pH values

5 Min

33 Properties of pH values

5 Min

34 Definition and types of neutralization reaction

5 Min

35 Properties and examples of neutralization reaction

5 Min

36 Applications of neutralization reactions.

5 Min

37 Experiment to neutralize a base using an acid

5 Min

38 Reaction of an acid with a base

5 Min

39 Reactions of an acid with a carbonate

5 Min

40 Experiment to recover the salt (sodium chloride

5 Min

1 Composition of air

5 Min

2 Definition of air

5 Min

3 Active part of air

5 Min

4 active part of air

5 Min

5 Composition of air by volume

5 Min

6 Gasses that made air

5 Min

7 .Functions of the various gasses of air

5 Min

8 Properties of the various gasses of air

5 Min

9 Experiment to prove that air has mass and the calculation

5 Min

10 Definition of burning and its properties

5 Min

11 .Experiment to determine the percentage of oxygen in air

5 Min

12 Definition of rusting and its properties

5 Min

13 Experiment to investigate the causes of rusting

5 Min

14 Methods of preventing rusting

5 Min

15 Function of air as a mixture

5 Min

16 Method of separation of air as a mixture

5 Min

17 Air as water vapor and its properties

5 Min

18 Effects of active air to the environments

5 Min

19 Applications of active air

5 Min

20 Definition of pollution and its properties

5 Min

21 Types of pollutants

5 Min

22 Sources of air pollution

5 Min

23 Effects of air pollution in the environment

5 Min

24 Effect of air pollution on living things

5 Min

25 Effects of air pollution on human health

5 Min

26 The various air pollutants and their effects with various solution

5 Min

27 Managing and reducing air pollution

5 Min

1 Natural sources of water

5 Min

2 Water cycle

5 Min

3 Method of water purification

5 Min

4 Treatment of water for domestic use

5 Min

5 Water treatment process

5 Min

6 Treatment of water for laboratory use

5 Min

7 Undesirables features of water and quality of good drinking water

5 Min

8 Test for water using anhydrous copper sulphate

5 Min

9 Test for water using cobalt chloride

5 Min

10 .Uses of water at home

5 Min

11 Uses of water by living organisms

5 Min

12 Uses of water in the laboratory

5 Min

13 What is water pollution and its properties

5 Min

14 Sources of water pollution

5 Min

15 Wastewater treatment

5 Min

16 Water pollution by industries

5 Min

17 Water pollution by agricultural products

5 Min

18 Definition of solutions

5 Min

19 Water as universal solvent

5 Min

20 Homogenous nature of solutions

5 Min

21 Experiment to investigate between homogenous and heterogenous mixtures

5 Min

22 Types of solutions

5 Min

23 Preparation of solutions

5 Min

24 Experiment to prepared solutions

5 Min

25 Soluble and insoluble substances

5 Min

26 Effects of heating on solubility

5 Min

27 Experiment to determine the effect of heat on solubility

5 Min

28 The process of crystallisation

5 Min

29 Crystallisation as a method of purifying solids

5 Min

30 Experiment of purification through dissolving crystallisation

5 Min

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