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糖心Vlog

Last updated

11 November 2026

pptx, 155.49 KB
pptx, 155.49 KB

A complete, ready-to-teach 22-slide PowerPoint lesson for Pearson Edexcel International A Level Chemistry, Core Practical 4: making a standard solution and finding the concentration of sodium hydroxide. Built for the Unit 3 practical skills paper (WCH13).

Aim: Make a standard solution of sulfamic acid, H鈧侼SO鈧僅, and use it in a titration to find the concentration of a sodium hydroxide solution.

What鈥檚 inside:

  • Learning objectives
  • Safety and apparatus, with the hazard and control measure for each risk
  • Watch it: the method in 4 stages, with the reason for every key step (the reasons exam questions ask for)
  • Try it: a realistic set of results to process, with fully worked answers
  • Check it: four quick multiple-choice questions on what the results show, with answers
  • Exam tip: how to get the marks, drawn from mark-scheme wording
  • 6 exam-style questions (15 marks) with mark-scheme slides
  • Key fact summary and exit ticket
  • Teacher notes on every slide

Editable .pptx. Also works in Google Slides and Keynote.

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