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, Exam Guidelines: Chemical Change
CHEMICAL CHANGE is examined in Paper 2 (3 hr)
EXAM WEIGHTING
 92 marks out of 150
• – i.e. 61% of the paper.

 Revision of Grade 10 work (Chemical Change part 1)
• Representing chemical change – balancing chemical equation
conservation of atoms and mass
 Quantitative Aspects (Chemical Change part 2)
• The mole, molar volume of gases, volume relationships in ga
reactions, concentration of solutions, more complex
stoichiometric calculations
 Energy and Chemical Change (Chemical Change part 3)
• Energy changes in reactions, exothermic and
endothermic reactions, activation energy
 Types of Reaction(Chemical Change part 4)
• Acid-base reactions, redox reactions, oxidation
numbers

, TOPIC OUTLINE: REPRESENTATION CHEMICAL CHANGE GR 10


 Define a physical change and give examples.
 Define a chemical change and give examples.
 Write word equations from chemical equations and vice versa
 Use (s), (aq), (l) and (g) to indicate phases.
 Write balanced chemical equations
 Conservation of atoms and mass
 Law of constant composition.
 Interpret balanced equations in terms of conservation of atoms
and mass.
5

, TOPIC OUTLINE :MOLE CONCEPT AND MOLE
RELATIONSHIPS

 Describe the mole as the SI unit for amount of substance.

 Define one mole as the amount of substance having the same number of

particles as there are atoms in 12 g carbon-12.

 Describe Avogadro's number, NA, as the number of particles (atoms,

molecules, formula-units) present in one mole (NA = 6,023 x 1023 particles∙mo
 Calculate number of moles using
:
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