Chemistry
Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
Chemistry
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1. CHEMISTRY AND SOCIETY
What is the Nature of Chemistry?
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Why we Study Chemistry and how it Overlaps with other Subjects
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The Importance of Chemistry its Relationship to Relevant Careers
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Contribution of Chemistry to the Economy of Uganda
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2. EXPERIMENTAL CHEMISTRY
Laboratory Rules, Regulations and Scientific Methods
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Laboratory Apparatus
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Scientific Procedure and Experiment
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3. STATES AND CHANGES OF STATES OF MATTER
What is Matter?
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What are the Properties of Different States of Matter?
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Investigating Properties of Solids, Liquids and Gas
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The Kinetic Theory of Matter
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Changes of State by Heat Gain or Heat Loss
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Energy Changes During Heating and Cooling
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Cooling Effect of Evaporation
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4. USING MATERIALS
Classifying Materials
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The Structure of Materials that Shatter Easily
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The Structure of Materials that do not Break Easily
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5. TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT CHANGES TO MATERIALS
Temporary and Permanent Changes
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Differences Between Temporary (Physical) and Permanent (Chemical) Changes
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Classifying Changes as Physical or Chemical
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6. MIXTURES, ELEMENTS AND COMPOUNDS
Criteria for Determining Purity
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Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
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7. AIR
Air as a Mixture of Gases
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Separating Components of Air
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8. WATER
Occurrence of Water and its Properties
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The Water Cycle
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Water and Sewage Treatment
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9. ROCKS AND MINERALS
Identifying Rocks and Minerals
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Formation of Rocks
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