Agenda
Timings are in BST (London)
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Introduction to chemistry and chemical bonding
- Atoms, molecules, ions – the differences between these and how they are formed
- The periodic table – what it is and how we use it
- Chemical symbols and chemical formulae
- Chemical bonding and its relationship with physico-chemical properties
- Intermolecular forces – their significance and how they can impact physico-chemical properties (for example boiling water)
Categories of chemical and nomenclature
- IUPAC and Cas numbers – how these can be used
- The differences between organic, inorganic, polymers and UVCB
- Introduction to chemical nomenclature – how we name organic and inorganic chemicals
Organic chemistry
- Functional groups and structural alerts – why and how these can be used to predict likely chemical reactions and other properties
- The impact of intermolecular forces on boiling points/solubilities of organic chemicals
Refreshment break 10 minutes
Physico-chemical properties
- Physical form (solid, liquid, gas) – how predictions of the likely physical form at a given temperature can be made
- Vapour pressure and volatility
- Water solubility
- Octanol water partition coefficient
- Acids, bases and their relationship to pH
Chemical reactions
- Hydrolysis
- Oxidation and reduction reactions
- Electrophilic reactions
- Neutralisation reactions
- Explosives
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Finish
