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TABLE OF CONTENT
CHAPTER ONE:INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY
Objectives
Definition of Chemistry
States/phases of matter
Separation of mixtures
Metals and non-metals
Conductors and non-conductors
Drugs
The role of chemistry in society
The School Chemistry Laboratory
Laboratory Apparatus
Bunsen burner
CHAPTER TWO:CLASSIFICATION OF SUBSTANCES
Objectives
Introduction to Classification of substances
Solutions/solid-liquid dissolved mixture
Suspension/ precipitates/solid-liquid mixture which do not dissolve
Miscibles /Liquid-liquid mixtures
Immiscibles /Liquid-liquid mixtures
Solid-solid mixtures/Alloys
Methods of seperating mixtures
Decantation
Filtration
Distillation
Fractional Distillation
Industrial application of Fractional distillation
Separation of immiscibles (Using a separating funnel)
Sublimation/deposition
Chromatography
Solvent extraction
Crystallization
Physical/Temporary and Chemical changes
CHAPTER THREE:INTRODUCTION TO ACIDS, BASES AND INDICATORS
Objectives
Introduction
Indicators
Universal indicator
Properties of acids
Reaction of acids with metals
Reaction of metal carbonates and hydrogen carbonates with mineral acids
Neutralization by bases/alkalis
CHAPTER FOUR:AIR AND COMBUSTION
Objectives
The Atmosphere
To find the composition of air supporting combustion using a candle stick
To find the composition of active part of air using heated copper turnings.
To find the composition of active part of air using alkaline pyrogallol Procedure.
To establish the presence of carbon (IV) oxide in air using lime water
Oxygen
Preperation of oxygen using hydrogen peroxide
Preperation of oxygen using sodium peroxide
Preperation of Oxygen using from heating Potassium Chlorate (V)
Uses of Oxygen
Chemical properties of Oxygen /combustion
Reaction of metals with Oxygen/air
Burning magnesium in oxygen
Burning Sodium in oxygen
Burning Calcium in Oxygen
Burning Iron in oxygen
Burning Copper in oxygen
Reaction of non metals with Oxygen/air
Burning Carbon in oxygen
Burning Sulphur in oxygen
Burning Phosphorus in oxygen
Reactivity series/competition for combined Oxygen
CHAPTER FIVE:WATER AND HYDROGEN
Objectives
Water
Water pollution
Reaction of Water with Metals
Hydrogen
Properties of Hydrogen gas
Uses of Hydrogen gas
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