Chemistry for Queensland Units 3&4 Student workbook

Chemistry for Queensland Units 3&4 Student workbook
ISBN: |
9780190320430 |
Binding: |
Paperback |
Published: |
14 Oct 2019 |
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250
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$29.95 AUD
$34.99 NZD
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The new Queensland Chemistry syllabus affects all aspects of teaching and learning – new teaching content, new course structure and a new approach to assessment. As EPAA Secondary Publisher of the Year 2017, 2018 and 2019, Oxford University Press is committed to helping teachers and students in Queensland reach their full potential.
Chemistry for Queensland Student workbooks are standalone resources designed to help students succeed in their internal and external assessments. With an engaging design, full-colour photos and relevant diagrams throughout, the Student workbooks include:
- a Toolkit chapter focused on internal assessments and cognitive verbs
- Data drill activities that help students develop the key skills in analysis and interpretation required for the Data test
- Experiment explorer activities that support the modification of a practical as required in the Student experiment
- Research review activities that allow students to practise how to evaluate a claim and identify credible sources for the Research investigation
- Exam excellence activities that allow students to practice multiple choice and short answer questions in preparation for the external examination
- handy study tips throughout the chapters
- practice internal assessments for the Data test, Student experiment and Research investigation
- write-in worksheets for all mandatory and suggested practicals
- appendices such as the periodic table and formulas
- answers to all activities and practice assessments.
Contents
Chapter 1 The Chemistry toolkit
Responding to cognitive verbs
The Data test
The Student Experiment
The Research Investigation
UNIT 3: EQUILIBRIUM, ACIDS AND REDOX
Word wizard
Practicals
Chapter 2 Equilibrium
Data drill
Experiment explorer
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 3 Acids and bases
Data drill
Experiment explorer
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 4 Dissociation constants and acid-base indicators
Data drill
Experiment explorer
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 5 Volumetric analysis
Data drill
Experiment explorer
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 6 Redox reactions
Data drill
Experiment explorer
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 7 Electrochemical cells and electrode potential
Data drill
Experiment explorer
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 8 Electrolytic cells
Data drill
Experiment explorer
Research review
Exam excellence
Unit 3: Assessments
Data test
Student experiment
Research investigation
UNIT 4: STRUCTURE, SYNTHESIS AND DESIGN
Word wizard
Practicals
Chapter 9 Structure of organic compounds
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 10 Organic reactions and reaction pathways
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 11 Organic materials: structure and function
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 12 Analytical techniques
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 13 Chemical synthesis
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 14 Green chemistry
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 15 Macromolecules: polymers, proteins and carbohydrates
Research review
Exam excellence
Unit 4: Assessments
Research investigation
Chapter 16 Molecular manufacturing
Research review
Exam excellence
Chapter 17 Practical manual
Answers
Appendices
Data Booklet information
Key formulas
Periodic table
Authors
Carolyn Drenen
Carolyn Drenen is an experienced Chemistry, Science and Mathematics teacher. She is also the current president for Chemistry Education Association (CEA), a volunteer association supporting senior chemistry teachers in Australia. She has a wealth of knowledge covering senior chemistry syllabi and examinations.
Reviewer: Philip Sharpe
Philip is a lecturer in the School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences at The University of Queensland. He was part of the team that received a 2017 Australian Award for University Teaching and has also received individual recognition for his teaching. He is a member of the Queensland Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) Chemical Education group.