Yr 13 Chemistry
The relevance of chemistry in everyday life is further developed. Entry requirements are Level 2 Chemistry with 16 credits or by teacher recommendation. You’ll extend your practical skills in chemical analysis, and develop a deeper understanding of: chemical structure, bonding and the periodic table; aqueous solution chemistry; energy changes in chemistry; organic and inorganic substances; oxidation and reduction reactions.
Achievement Objectives at Level 8
Students can:
- Investigate and explain the development of selected chemical processes and their interaction with people and the environment
- Carry our qualitative and quantitative investigations to obtain, interpret, and use a range of chemical information
- Understand and use the central concepts and patterns appropriate to the study of chemistry at this level
| Internally Assessed Achievement Standards | |||
| CHEM3.1 | 90694 | 4 Credits | Carry out an extended practical investigation into variations in the amount of a substance |
| CHEM3.2 | 90695 | 2 Credits | Determine the composition of an oxidant or reductant by titration (Optional) |
| Externally Assessed Achievement Standards | |||
| CHEM3.3 | 90696 | 3 Credits | Describe oxidation-reduction processes |
| CHEM3.4 | 90780 | 5 Credits | Describe properties of particles and thermochemical principles |
| CHEM3.5 | 90698 | 5 Credits | Describe structures and reactions of organic compounds |
| CHEM3.7 | 90700 | 5 Credits | Describe aqueous solutions using equilibrium principles |