pracs for yr 11? necessary for yr 12 (1 Viewer)

[s_t_a_r1234]

anyone able to help me with knowledge in year 11 concerning year 12, my teacher actually didnt let us complete pracs, so anyone delineate on what ill have to know please?

 

[Dreamerish*~]

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=86254
http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=85762

You need basic knowledge for everything. You don't have to remember the exact procedures or specifics of each prac, but calculations and reactions, you need to know them.

Don't forget anything that has to do with ΔH = MCΔT, and remember your metal + acid, metal + oxygen, etc reactions.

 

[s_t_a_r1234]

so would that be the terminology for each topic, i also heard that for metals you don't really need the historical aspect, hmm and when you said basic knowledge how deep should i revise year 11 like write up notes for every topic, do questions and tests? or would just simply reading over my book a couple of times be suffeicient?

 

[Dreamerish*~]

so would that be the terminology for each topic, i also heard that for metals you don't really need the historical aspect, hmm and when you said basic knowledge how deep should i revise year 11 like write up notes for every topic, do questions and tests? or would just simply reading over my book a couple of times be suffeicient?

Well, honestly, I didn't revise anything after year 11 finished.

I have to admit I studied extremely hard during the second half of year 11 and I made sure I understood every chemistry concept we were taught. If you can understand everything so that you are able to solve problems using skills rather than what you've memorised in your head like a textbook then you'll be fine whether or not you study before year 12 begins.

I suppose it's like riding a bike. Once you grasp the concepts, you won't forget it anytime soon. Occasional revision on intermolecular forces is quite useful, and know your verbs.

Oh, and you don't need to know the history of metals.