S$547

S3/4 Content Mastery Course

Become Great At Tackling Questions on
“Acids, Bases, Salts”!

What Your Child Will Be Learning

During this 9-hour content-packed masterclass, we’ll work closely with your child to improve his/her answering techniques to tackle questions on the topic of Acids, Bases, Salts.

🧱 Understand Key Science Concepts, Master Various Question Trends & Question Types

We’ll help to break down complex Acids, Bases, Salts concepts using coloured illustrations, comparison charts and worked examples. Next, we’ll help your child relate these concepts to different scenarios so that he/she is better able to understand how these concepts work.

Our S3 Acids, Bases, Salts Masterclass is all about understanding various examination question trends and question types & how to apply our tested and proven answering techniques to tackle these questions.

Knowing how questions may possibly be tested during examinations will help your child understand what to study and how to study. This also means that your child will be better equipped to tackle similar questions during his/her examinations and hence will be able to process these questions a lot faster than his/her peers.

If your child diligently reviews and applies what we’ve taught, he/she will definitely make progress in their abilities to tackle Acids, Bases, Salts questions.

 

🚀 Valuable Examination-centric Resources To Accelerate Understanding

Your child will NOT leave this workshop empty-handed.

Not only will our Chemistry Specialists take your child through the step-by-step process of tackling Acids, Bases, Salts questions, we’ll also provide your child with beautifully-illustrated notes, worksheets and worked examples that are designed to help students learn this topic easier, better and faster.

These valuable resources will help to shorten the learning curve tremendously. You and your child can expect to save lots of valuable time and frustration trying to figure out what examination setters are looking out for.

Here’s a sample of what your child will receive…

 

💣 Avoid ‘Concept Traps’ That Cause Most Students To Lose Marks Unnecessarily

It is important to have an understanding of the common conceptual pitfalls so that your child can learn to avoid them. We also included little ‘warning notes’ to remind students of potential misconceptions in their syllabus.

Do not underestimate these tips as they will help your child improve the odds of scoring an A1 for his/her Science examination!

S3/4 Acids, Bases, Salts Masterclass

  • Level Eligibility: Secondary 3 & 4
    (O-Level (Express)/ IP/ IB/ IGCSE)
  • Session(s): 3
  • Total Duration: 9 hours (3 x 3 hours)
  • Tuition Fee: S$547
  • Learning Arrangement:
    • Digital Classes

About Your Child’s Instructors

Your child will be taught by one of these instructors from our Secondary Science Specialist team.

Here’s What Your Child Will Receive

When your child enrolls today, he/she can look forward to gaining access to:

  • 9 Hours of Lesson Time on Acids, Bases, Salts
  • 89 Pages of Beautifully Illustrated Science Notes
  • Question Booklet Containing 120 Questions & Adapted From Past Year Examination Papers For Application
  • 47 Additional Practice Questions For Extra Hardworking Students!

Acids and Bases (Part 1)

  • Describe the general properties of acids and bases.
  • Describe the meanings of the terms acid and alkali.
  • Recognise the difference between bases and alkali.
  • Recognise that water is required for acids to exhibit acidic properties.
  • Suggest uses of some common acids.
  • Give examples of insoluble bases and soluble bases (alkalis).
  • Recognise that not all compounds which contain hydrogen are acidic.
  • Classify acids in terms of basicity.
  • Describe qualitatively the difference between strong and weak acids / alkali in terms of the extent of ionisation.
  • Compare acidity / alkalinity and electrical conductivity of acids / alkalis in terms of concentration, basicity, and strength.
  • Describe the characteristic properties of acids as in reactions with metals, carbonates / hydrogen carbonates, bases (oxides / hydroxides) to form salts, as well as writing of the corresponding chemical and ionic equations.
  • Describe the characteristic properties of alkalis as in reactions with ammonium salts and precipitation reactions, as well as writing of the corresponding chemical and ionic equations.
  • Describe the tests and observations for the above reactions.
  • Apply methods of monitoring reactions for the above reactions.
  • Define neutralisation as the reaction between an acid and a base and writing of the relevant ionic equation.

Acids and Bases (Part 2)

  • Describe neutrality and relative acidity and alkalinity, in terms of
    • relative H+ and OH ion concentrations,
    • colour in Universal Indicator, and
    • the pH scale (calculation of pH from hydrogen ion concentration is not required)
  • Suggest approximate pH values of some common substances.
  • Compare acidity / alkalinity of acids / alkalis in terms of pH.
  • Describe experimental methods to compare strength of acids.
  • Describe changes to pH curves when different types of reagent (and of different solubilities) is added to acids / alkalis.
  • Describe the importance of controlling the pH in soils and stomach and how excess acidity / alkalinity can be treated.
  • Describe experimental methods to measure pH.
  • Describe the use and observations of litmus paper and universal indicator in measuring acidic / alkaline solutions / gases.
  • Describe and interpret the colour changes and working pH ranges of methyl orange, screened methyl orange and thymolphthalein indicators.

Acids and Bases (Part 3)

  • Understand the difference between end point and equivalence point.
  • State the equivalence point volume and equivalence point pH of a given titration curve.
  • Suggest appropriate pH indicators of a given titration curve.
  • State the colour of pH indicators at the end point.
  • Explain qualitatively and sketch the features of a strong acid – strong base titration curve, such as initial pH, equivalence point pH and final pH.
  • Explain qualitatively and sketch the features of a strong acid – weak base / weak acid – strong base / weak acid – weak base titration curve, such as initial pH and final pH.
  • Interpret from a given titration curve, of the relative strength / concentration and basicity of acids / bases.
  • Interpret, from given data, the relationship between acidity / basicity and dissociation constant values.

Oxides 

  • Classify oxides as acidic, basic, amphoteric or neutral based on metallic/non-metallic character.
  • Describe the formation of oxides in terms of chemical equations.
  • Identify acidic, basic, amphoteric and neutral oxides and describe their physical and chemical properties.

Salts

  • Describe the techniques used in the preparation, separation and purification of salts (methods for preparation should include precipitation and titration together with reactions of acids with metals, insoluble bases and insoluble carbonates).
  • Describe the general rules of solubility for common salts to include nitrates, chlorides (including those of silver and lead), sulfates (including those of barium, calcium and lead), carbonates, hydroxides, salts of Group 1 cations and ammonium salts.
  • Suggest a method of preparing a given salt from suitable starting materials, given appropriate information.

S3/4 Acids, Bases, Salts Masterclass Details

Suitable For Students In O-Level (Express)/ IP/ IB/ IGCSE Track 

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