Authors
Jarkko Lampiselkä & Ari MyllyviitaExercises kit’s authors
Jarkko Lampiselkä & Ari MyllyviitaPublisher
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The study kit contains 43 chapters and 125 exercises of which 22 are in the chapters and 103 in the task exercises.
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Authors
Jarkko Lampiselkä & Ari Myllyviita -
Exercises kit’s authors
Jarkko Lampiselkä & Ari Myllyviita -
Subject
Chemistry, natural sciences -
Grade
High school -
Course
CH3 Molecules and models -
Kit's language
English -
Publisher
e-Oppi Oy -
Included in packages
The Orbital 3 learning material covers the third module of upper secondary school chemistry, "Molecules and models".
The Orbital series is a modern learning material for chemistry that encourages the student to think about, investigate, and understand chemistry. The text is designed to captivate the reader. The examples feature important chemical processes and discoveries that are familiar from everyday life. In addition to traditional text explanations, animations, videos and 3D models have also been used to visualise processes.
The tasks follow the new digital final exam model, progressing from tasks that test memory skills through concepts to practical and more challenging tasks. Models and visualisation play a key role in learning chemistry.
Chemistry is learnt by visualising your own thoughts and by presenting them to other students. Discussions help to develop our own thought processes. Modelling uses simulations, but you will also need a pen and paper. Students can freely choose between visualisation methods.
Chemistry is also learnt together. Learning is social in nature, so the material encourages students to work together.
1. To the reader
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Chapter |
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1.1. | Preface |
1.2. | Introduction to organic chemistry |
2. Hydrocarbons
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Chapter |
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2.1. |
Hydrocarbons
Free chapter! |
2.2. | Alkanes |
2.3. | Alkenes |
2.4. | Alkynes |
2.5. | Aromatic compounds |
2.6. | Experimentation |
3. Oxygen compounds of carbon
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Chapter |
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3.1. | Alcohols |
3.2. | Aldehydes and ketones |
3.3. | Carboxylic acids |
3.4. | Ethers |
3.5. | Esters |
3.6. | More information: Esters |
3.7. | Inorganic compounds |
3.8. | Reactions of carbon and oxygen compounds |
3.9. | Comparison of properties |
3.10. | Experimentation |
4. Nitrogen compounds of carbon
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Chapter |
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4.1. | Amines |
4.2. | Amides |
4.3. | Amino acids |
4.4. | Inorganic compounds |
4.5. | Experimentation |
5. Chemical formulae and naming system
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Chapter |
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5.1. | Determining the chemical formula |
5.2. | Nomenclature of carbon compounds |
5.3. | Experimentation |
6. The quantum mechanical atomic model
Lead |
Chapter |
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6.1. | Quantum numbers |
6.2. | Atomic orbitals |
6.3. | Electron configuration and the periodic table |
6.4. | Spatial structure of molecules |
6.5. | More information: Molecular geometry |
6.6. | Experimentation and modelling |
7. Isomerism
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Chapter |
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7.1. | Structural isomerism |
7.2. | Stereoisomerism |
7.3. | Experimentation and modelling |
8. Structural analysis
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Chapter |
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8.1. | Analytical methods |
8.2. | UV-VIS spectroscopy |
8.3. | IR spectroscopy |
8.4. | NMR spectroscopy |
8.5. | Mass spectrometry |
8.6. | Experimentation and modelling |
9. Appendices
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Chapter |
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9.1. | For the teacher |
9.2. | Terms |