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ZIMSEC A-Level Chemistry

6.2Inorganic Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry in ZIMSEC A-Level Chemistry: what the syllabus expects you to know, the learning objectives and how to practise.
Syllabus section232 practice questions10 lessons

Overview

Form 5 (competency matrix 8.2). Paper 3 Section B is based mainly on this area.

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Lessons

  • Group 2: explaining thermal stability and solubility

    45 min

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  • Group 2: reactions of magnesium to barium and uses of their compounds

    45 min

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  • The halogens: physical properties, bond strength and oxidising power

    45 min

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  • Group IV elements: from non-metal to metal, and their uses

    40 min

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  • Period 3: trends in radius, ionisation energy, melting point and conductivity

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  • Group IV oxides and chlorides, and the +2 and +4 oxidation states

    50 min

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  • Halide ions: reducing power, silver nitrate and concentrated sulfuric acid

    45 min

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  • Period 3 elements: reactions with oxygen, chlorine and water

    40 min

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  • Period 3 oxides and chlorides: bonding, acid-base behaviour and water

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  • Chlorine: disproportionation, water treatment and uses of the halogens

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Inorganic Chemistry: sample question

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Why does graphite conduct electricity?

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