This is a complete summary for Chemistry for the IB MYP 4 & 5: By Concept. ISBN: 9781471841767. These notes cover the 320 pages long book in 47 pages. All the chapters from chapter 1 to 12 are covered. This file is great for revision.
Covered chapters and topics are:
- Chapter 1: What is matter?
- Matter & Mass
- Classification of Matter
- State of Matter
- Kinetic Theory
- Diffusion
- Chapter 2: How do we use matter?
- Matter
- Phase
- Separating Substances
- Dialysis
- Chapter 3: How do we map matter?
- Atomic Structure
- Isotopes
- The Periodic Table
- Ions & Valency
- Chapter 4: How do atoms bond?
- Balancing Equations
- Ionic Bonding
- Covalent Bonding
- Metallic Bonding
- Chapter 5: What are the impacts of the chemical industry?
- Acids & Alkalis
- Neutralization
- Chapter 6: What determines chemical changes?
- Moles
- Moles (n=m/M)
- Moles (n=cV and n=V/V m)
- Practical Applications
- Chapter 7: What’s inside the nucleus?
- Isotopes
- Radioactivity
- Chapter 8: Why do electrons matter?
- Redox
- Electrolysis
- Electroplating
- Voltaic/Galvanic Cell
- Chapter 9: How are environmental systems sustained by their chemistry?
- Atmospheric Composition
- Greenhouse Effect
- Nutrient Cycling
- Air & Water Pollution
- Chapter 10: How can our energy resource be accessed fairly?
- Combustion
- Enthalpy
- Exothermic and Endothermic
- Heat
- Entropy
- Chapter 11: How can we shift the balance of a reaction?
- State of Matter & Kinetic Theory
- Collision Theory
- Equilibrium
- Rate of Reaction – Catalysts
- Chapter 12: Does Organic Chemistry mean we can make any substance we want?
- Alkanes
- Alkenes
- Alcohols, Carboxylic Acids, & Esters
- Crude Oil
- Reactions
- IUPAC
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