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Chemistry SCH3U

Grade 11 Chemistry, university preparation. Matter and chemical bonding, chemical reactions, quantities in chemical reactions, solutions and solubility, and gases and atmospheric chemistry.

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Grade
11
Subject
Science
Content
6 units · 11 chapters
Format
Online, self-paced
Teachers
Ontario Certified Teachers
Credit
1 Ontario credit
Preview
First unit free
Course outline

What you will study

Every unit in the course and what it covers. The first unit is free to try once you sign in.

  • Lessons with explanations, examples and pictures
  • Practice questions with instant feedback
  • An AI tutor that answers questions about the lesson
  1. 1Unit 0 — Scientific Investigation Skills1 chapter
    1. Chapter 0.1 — Working Scientifically
  2. 2Unit 1 — Matter, Chemical Trends, and Bonding2 chapters
    1. Chapter 1.1 — Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table
    2. Chapter 1.2 — Chemical Bonding
  3. 3Unit 2 — Chemical Reactions2 chapters
    1. Chapter 2.1 — Representing Reactions
    2. Chapter 2.2 — Types of Reactions
  4. 4Unit 3 — Quantities in Chemical Reactions2 chapters
    1. Chapter 3.1 — The Mole Concept
    2. Chapter 3.2 — Stoichiometry
  5. 5Unit 4 — Solutions and Solubility2 chapters
    1. Chapter 4.1 — Solutions and Concentration
    2. Chapter 4.2 — Reactions in Solution
  6. 6Unit 5 — Gases and Atmospheric Chemistry2 chapters
    1. Chapter 5.1 — Gas Laws
    2. Chapter 5.2 — Atmospheric Chemistry

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