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IGCSE Chemistry

Greenhouse effect

Environmental Chemistry

Properties of acids and bases

Acids, Bases, and Salts

pH scale

Acids, Bases, and Salts

Neutralization reactions

Acids, Bases, and Salts

Reactivity series

Metals

Extraction of metals

Metals

Corrosion

Metals

Hydrocarbons

Organic Chemistry

Functional groups

Organic Chemistry

Isomerism

Organic Chemistry

Air pollution

Environmental Chemistry

Water pollution

Environmental Chemistry

Core Assessment
Extended Assessment
Practical Assessment
Examination Timeline
Scoring System
Passing Marks
Multiple choice questions based on fundamental concepts of chemistry
Structured questions requiring in-depth knowledge and understanding
Laboratory experiments assessing practical skills and techniques
Two-hour exam scheduled in May/June
Marking scheme based on accuracy and depth of responses
50
Short answer questions testing basic principles of chemical reactions
Essay questions demanding critical analysis and application of concepts
Practical examination involving experiments and data analysis
Written exam in January session
Grading criteria includes demonstration of experimental skills and calculations
60
Conceptual questions focusing on periodic table and chemical bonding
Problem-solving tasks requiring application of stoichiometry and equations
Assessment on laboratory skills, report writing, and safety procedures
Three-hour written exam in March/April series
Weightage given to understanding of chemical equations and reaction mechanisms
55
MCQs assessing knowledge of atomic structure and chemical formulas
Complex problem-solving questions evaluating analytical skills
Experimental assessment with emphasis on accuracy and precision
Exam duration of 2.5 hours in November/December session
Evaluation based on clarity of explanations and application of concepts
65
Questions on chemical reactions, types of bonds, and energy changes
Long-answer questions requiring detailed explanations and examples
Practical exam comprising of qualitative and quantitative analysis tasks
Final examination lasting 2 hours in March session
Criteria include logical reasoning and coherence in responses
58
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