O Level Chemistry
O-Level Singapore/O-Level Chemistry Tuition/Chemistry Tutor
Adriel primarily conducts the secondary 3 and 4 classes for both physics and chemistry. Each lesson often begins with a 10 minutes recap session on the previous week’s work as rehearsal allows knowledge to be committed into the long-term memory store. Meta-learning skills such as Robinson’s (1970) SQ3R method (survey, question, read, recite and review) are taught to students for more effective reading of their textbooks.
In general, classes are conducted in a lecture-tutorial fashion. Lectures provide a macro view on the topic and explain concepts and definitions by integrating real-life examples. On the other hand, tutorials are conducted on a question-centric basis whereby students will be taught how to apply these concepts and answer exam questions in a succinct manner.
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Useful concise notes and with exam questions as examples
are available on the following topics.
Please contact 98639633 or 96790479
1. Kinetic Particle Theory
2. Measurement and Experimental Techniques
3. Purification and Separation
4. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
5. Atomic Strucuture
6. Ionic Bonding
7. Colvant and Metallic Bonding
8. Writing Equations
Balancing Chemical Equations
9. The Mole
10. Chemical Calculation
11. Acids and bases
12. Salts
13. Oxidation and Reductions
14. Metals
15. Electrolysis
16. The Periodic Tables
17. Energy Changes
18. Speed of Reactions
19. Ammonia
20. The Atomsphere and Enviroment
21. Introduction to Organic Chemsitry
22. Alkanes
23. Alkenes
24. Alcohols and carboxylic Acids
25. Macromolecules
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10 Study Techniques to Excel O-level Chemistry
- Know all definitions, chemical formulae, units and symbols.
- Know the facts example uses of chorine and the reactions of metals, oxides and carbonates with acids.
- Know the concepts such as the reactivity series of metals and the applications
- Understand the flow charts of reactions such as in qualitative analysis.
- Understand the diagrams of apparatus such as collecting of gases.
- Know how to interpret the graphs.
- Know how to solve chemical calculations and classification of organic chemistry.
- Know how to plan an investigation such as to find out the effect of concentration on rate of reaction.
- Know how to carry our experiments such as titrations and qualitative analysis in the laboratory.
- Know the economic, social and environmental aspects of chemistry, such as why aluminium is often recycled and the harm caused by acid rain.
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Chemistry O- level Tuition/Chemistry Tuition
Chapter 1 – Kinetic Particle Theory
1. Explain why a solid have a fixed shape and volume using kinetic particle theory.
The particles of a solid are held together by very strong forces of attraction. They cannot move freely, and have only enough kinetic energy to vibrate and rotate about their fixed position.
2. Explain why a liquid does not have a fixed shape using kinetic particle theory.
The particles of a liquid are held together by weaker forces of attraction as compare with solid. They are arranged in a disorderly manner and can move freely by sliding over one another. Thus liquild does not have a fixed shape and take the shape of the container.
3. Explain why during the melting process, the temperature of the substance does not rise even though heating continue.
The temperature remains constant because all the heat energy taken in by the particles is used to overcome the forces of attraction holding the particles. A mixture of solid and liquid phases exist here.
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Chapter 2 – Measurement and Experimental Techniques
