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    This document outlines the curriculum schedule for an IB Chemistry course for students graduating in 2025. It is divided into two semesters. Semester 1 covers topics like the particulate nature of matter, atomic structure, the mole concept, ideal gases, and bonding models. Semester 2 covers topics such as enthalpy changes, spontaneity, periodic trends, and reaction rates. Key concepts are taught over multiple weeks and assessed through topics like the internal assessment. The schedule provides an overview of the topics, weeks, and dates for the two-year chemistry course.

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    This document outlines the curriculum schedule for an IB Chemistry course for students graduating in 2025. It is divided into two semesters. Semester 1 covers topics like the particulate nature of matter, atomic structure, the mole concept, ideal gases, and bonding models. Semester 2 covers topics such as enthalpy changes, spontaneity, periodic trends, and reaction rates. Key concepts are taught over multiple weeks and assessed through topics like the internal assessment. The schedule provides an overview of the topics, weeks, and dates for the two-year chemistry course.

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    This document outlines the curriculum schedule for an IB Chemistry course for students graduating in 2025. It is divided into two semesters. Semester 1 covers topics like the particulate nature of matter, atomic structure, the mole concept, ideal gases, and bonding models. Semester 2 covers topics such as enthalpy changes, spontaneity, periodic trends, and reaction rates. Key concepts are taught over multiple weeks and assessed through topics like the internal assessment. The schedule provides an overview of the topics, weeks, and dates for the two-year chemistry course.

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    Curriculum Programme

    IB Chemistry - For Students Graduating 2025


    Year 1 2023:

    Sem Wk. Date Topic

    1 Aug 14 S1.1 Particulate Nature of Matter


    S.1.1 Particulate Nature of Matter (0.5)
    2 Aug 21
    S.1.2 The Nuclear Atom (0.5)
    3 Aug 28 S.1.2 The Nuclear Atom

    4 Sep 4 S.1.3 Electron Configuration


    S.1.3 Electron Configuration
    5 Sep 11
    S.1.3 Electron Configuration
    6 Sep 18
    S1.4 The mole
    7 Sep 25
    R.2.1 Amount of Chemical Change
    S1.4 The mole
    8 Oct 2
    R.2.1 Amount of Chemical Change
    S1.4 The mole
    9 Oct 9
    R.2.1 Amount of Chemical Change
    S1.4 The mole
    10 Oct 16
    R.2.1 Amount of Chemical Change
    Semester 1

    S.1.5 Ideal Gasses


    11 Oct 23

    12 Oct 30

    13 Nov 6 S.1.5 Ideal Gases


    S.2.1-2.4 Ionic & covalent bonding, metals & models to
    14 Nov 13
    materials
    S.2.1-2.4 Ionic & covalent bonding, metals & models to
    15 Nov 20
    materials
    S.2.1-2.4 Ionic & covalent bonding, metals & models to
    16 Nov 27
    materials
    S.2.1-2.4 Ionic & covalent bonding, metals & models to
    17 Dec 4
    materials
    S.2.1-2.4 Ionic & covalent bonding, metals & models to
    18 Dec 11
    materials
    Dec 18

    Dec 25 Term Break

    Jan 1
    S.2.1-2.4 Ionic & covalent bonding, metals & models to
    1 Jan 8
    materials
    S.2.1-2.4 Ionic & covalent bonding, metals & models to
    2 Jan 15
    materials
    S.2.1-2.4 Ionic & covalent bonding, metals & models to
    3 Jan 22
    materials
    R1.1-R.1.4 Enthalpy Changes and Spontaneity
    4 Jan 29
    R1.1-R.1.4 Enthalpy Changes and Spontaneity
    5 Feb 5
    R1.1-R.1.4 Enthalpy Changes and Spontaneity
    6 Feb 12
    R1.1-R.1.4 Enthalpy Changes and Spontaneity
    7 Feb 19
    R1.1-R.1.4 Enthalpy Changes and Spontaneity
    8 Feb 26
    R.3.2 Electron Transfer Reactions
    9 Mar 4
    S.3.1 Periodic Table Trends
    R.3.2 Electron Transfer Reactions
    10 Mar 11
    S.3.1 Periodic Table Trends
    R.3.2 Electron Transfer Reactions
    11 Mar 18
    S.3.1 Periodic Table Trends
    Semester 2

    12 Mar 25

    13 Apr 1
    R.3.2 Electron Transfer Reactions
    14 Apr 8
    S.3.1 Periodic Table Trends
    R.3.2 Electron Transfer Reactions
    15 Apr 15
    S.3.1 Periodic Table Trends
    16 Apr 22 R.3.1 Proton Transfer Reactions

    17 Apr 29 R.3.1 Proton Transfer Reactions

    18 May 6 R.3.1 Proton Transfer Reactions

    19 May 13 R.3.1 Proton Transfer Reactions

    20 May 20 R.2.2 Rate of Chemical Change

    21 May 27 R.2.2 Rate of Chemical Change

    22 Jun 3 R.2.2 Rate of Chemical Change

    23 Jun 11 Tools IA planning

    Summer Holiday

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