STANDARD GRADE CHEMISTRY In Standard Grade chemistry you can find out what happens when chemicals react.

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STANDARD GRADE CHEMISTRY In Standard Grade chemistry you can find out what happens when chemicals react

Investigate the speed of reactions. Standard Grade Chemistry

Discover what atoms and molecules are made of. Standard Grade Chemistry

Find out about the uses of elements Gold: Carbon: In jewellery we use Standard Grade Chemistry

Find out how hydrogen and oxygen can send the space shuttle into orbit. Standard Grade Chemistry

Discover why this battery can be recharged and this battery cannot. Standard Grade Chemistry

Investigate why this metal stays unchanged for thousands of years and this metal burns violently in air. Standard Grade Chemistry

Discover how an acid can react with a base to form crystals of copper sulphate. Standard Grade Chemistry

Be able to tell the substances present in a chemical from its colour. Standard Grade Chemistry

Discover what can turn sugar into this. Standard Grade Chemistry

Find out why the lumps on the roots of this bean plant are important. Standard Grade Chemistry

Find out how to make plastics which can be used to make all of these items. Standard Grade Chemistry

Use electroplating to protect metals against corrosion and give them a decorative silvery surface. Awarded for best electroplating Standard Grade Chemistry

Discover how soluble ammonia is in water using the Fountain experiment. Standard Grade Chemistry

These are just some of the things that you will look at in Standard Grade Chemistry. For more information speak to Mr. Racey (Lab 8) Mr. Makein (Lab 9) Miss McIntyre (Lab. 7)