Chemistry (New) Form 2 Syllabus
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Demonstrate mastery of concepts, theories and principles in Chemistry
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Describe the modern concept of atomic structure (Dalton’s atomic structure and sub- atomic particles)
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Describe the concept of electronic arrangements
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Use the concept of atomic structure to determine the atomic and mass numbers of an element
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Explain the concept of chemical formulae and nomenclature (valence, oxidation state, radicals and naming of binary inorganic compounds using the IUPAC system)
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Determine empirical and molecular formulae of common compounds
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Describe the concept of chemical bonding (covalent and electrovalent bonding)
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Describe the concept of chemical reactions (chemical equations, balancing chemical equations, and types of chemical reactions)
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Relate the types of chemical reactions with common processes in daily life such as burning of fuel and digestion in living organisms
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Describe acids, bases and salts (reactions of acids and bases with various substances) and their applications in daily life
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Demonstrate an understanding of the physical and chemical properties of elements on the basis of their arrangements in the periodic table
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Explain the changes in the physical and chemical properties of elements across and down the periodic table
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Use the electronic configuration of an element to locate their positions in the periodic table
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Conduct experiments in Chemistry
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Prepare acid- base indicators using locally available materials
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Use the prepared indicators to test acidity and alkalinity of substances found in the locality
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