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Week Topic Content Duration Resources
1 — 1 Technical drawing — —
1 — 1 Module 1: — —
1 — 1 Atoms — —
2 — 2 Prominent scientists and discoveries and — —
2 — 2 1.2 Interpreting data and concluding Available 1 — —
2 — 2 − Safety rules for working with different — —
2 — 2 Reading of technical drawing Draw a three dimensional — —
2 — 2 1.2 Law of magnetism — —
2 — 2 • Variation of g inside and outside — —
2 — 2 Effect of heat on substances — —
2 — 2 Chemical symbols, formulae and valency — —
2 — 2 Structure of the atom in relation to the Periodic table — —
2 — 2 Nitrogen — —
2 — 2 Electro chemistry — —
2 — 2 Atomic Structure and Related Patterns in the Periodic Table — —
2 — 2 1.2. Composition and Simple structure — —
2 — 2 1.2 Sulphur dioxide: Preparation and Properties: 3H — —
2 — 2 1.2 Heat of reaction and — —
2 — 2 1.4. Mole quantities of — —
2 — 2 8.1. Chemical Equilibria — —
3 — 3 Introduction to — —
3 — 3 2:Simple — —
3 — 3 − Measurement of volume, temperature — —
3 — 3 1.6 clinical and normal laboratory — —
3 — 3 sources of emf — —
3 — 3 1.3 Magnetic Field — —
3 — 3 2.1 — —
3 — 3 • Escape velocity — —
3 — 3 Simple classification of substances — —
3 — 3 Periodic Table — —
3 — 3 Structure and Bonding — —
3 — 3 Formulae, Moles and Equations — —
3 — 3 Bonding and Structure, and Intermolecular forces — —
3 — 3 1.3 Simple electronic structure — —
3 — 3 1.3 Sulphides and hydrogen sulphide: — —
3 — 3 1.3Simple energy level diagrams. — —
3 — 3 1.6. Redox and oxidation numbers: — —
3 — 3 8.2. Redox Equilibria — —
4 — 4 Safety — —
4 — 4 1.6 Measurement of density and Units Available 2 — —
4 — 4 − Describe and carry out experiments to — —
4 — 4 Chemical elements — —
4 — 4 Chemical Reactions and Equations — —
4 — 4 Acidic and Alkaline Solutions — —
4 — 4 Gaseous state — —
4 — 4 Reversible Reaction — —
4 — 4 Organic Chemistry I : Fundamentals — —
4 — 4 2. Principles of — —
4 — 4 1.7. Types of titrations and related — —
4 — 4 8.2. Redox Equilibria — —
5 — 5 Expansion 1.6 Thermal Expansion — —
5 — 5 - Force on a current carrying conductor — —
5 — 5 • Electric charge and current — —
5 — 5 Acids and bases — —
5 — 5 Reactions with Oxygen of the air — —
5 — 5 Hydrogen — —
5 — 5 Alkali metals and Alkaline Earth metals — —
5 — 5 Solutions and Acid -Base Titrations — —
5 — 5 Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry : Modern Periodic Table, Periodicity and s -block elements — —
5 — 5 2.3 Nitric acid: Preparation and properties — —
5 — 5 2.2 a) Migration of ions to — —
6 — 6 REVISION and EVALUATION Available 2 — —
6 — 6 REVISION and FIRST EVALUATION — —
6 — 6 REVISION / EVALUATION / — —
6 — 6 REVISION AND EVALUATION 3 — —
6 — 6 REVISION and FIRST EVALUATION 3 — —
6 — 6 REVISION AND EVALUATION 04H REVISION AND EVALUATION 02H — —
6 — 6 REVISION AND EVALUATION 04 REVISION AND EVALUATION 02H — —
6 — 6 Mixtures and Pure substances — —
6 — 6 Oxygen — —
6 — 6 Transition metals — —
6 — 6 Organic Chemistry 2 : Alcohols and Carboxylic acids — —
6 — 6 Phase Equilibria and Raoult’s law — —
6 — 6 Revision and Evaluation — —
6 — 6 Revision and Evaluation — —
6 — 6 Revision and Evaluation — —
6 — 6 Revision and Evaluation — —
6 — 6 Revision and Evaluation — —
7 — 7 Physical — —
7 — 7 4 : Temperature 2.3 Temperature – measurement and units — —
7 — 7 − Pressure in liquids — —
7 — 7 MODULE — —
7 — 7 Equilibrium of objects acted upon — —
7 — 7 • Coulomb’s law and inverse square — —
7 — 7 Water and solutions — —
7 — 7 Phosphorus — —
7 — 7 Identification of ions — —
7 — 7 2.3 Electrolysis of: — —
7 — 7 2.2. The mass spectrometer: Functioning — —
7 — 7 8.3. Acid -Base Equilibria — —
8 — 8 5:Thermal and — —
8 — 8 − Atmospheric pressure and weather — —
8 — 8 Stationary Waves 2.4 Stationary waves — —
8 — 8 - Lenz laws — —
8 — 8 Newton’s first and second Laws, — —
8 — 8 • Electric potential and work done — —
8 — 8 Action of Electricity on materials — —
8 — 8 Halogens — —
8 — 8 Salts — —
8 — 8 Heavy Chemical Industries — —
8 — 8 Equilibria — —
8 — 8 3.3. Experimental determination of formulae of — —
8 — 8 2.4 Faraday’s laws of Electrolysis. — —
8 — 8 2.4. The electronic structure of atoms — —
9 — 9 States of matter -interconversion processes Available 2 — —
9 — 9 6: Action of heat — —
9 — 9 1.7 Alternating Current — —
9 — 9 2.3 — —
9 — 9 CAPACIT — —
9 — 9 Carbon — —
9 — 9 Organic chemistry Part 1 - Hydrocarbons — —
9 — 9 Organic Chemistry 2 : Study of other organic compounds (functional groups) — —
9 — 9 3.1. The Periodic Table: History and — —
9 — 9 3.4. Calculations involving : — —
9 — 9 2.5 a) The Electrochemical Series — —
9 — 9 2.7. Building up principle and electronic — —
9 — 9 9. Organic — —
10 — 10 Measurement — —
10 — 10 2.9 Measurement of the speed of sound — —
10 — 10 - The transformer — —
10 — 10 Law of conservation and — —
10 — 10 • Combination of capacitors — —
10 — 10 Organic Chemistry 3 : Reaction mechanism and synthetic routes — —
10 — 10 3.2. Families of Elements and — —
10 — 10 3.5. Balancing chemical equations using the mole — —
10 — 10 2.5 a) The Electrochemical Series — —
10 — 10 9.2 Alcohols, ethers and phenol — —
11 — 11 Measurement — —
11 — 11 10 :Renewable — —
11 — 11 − Energy transformations — —
11 — 11 Vibration in — —
11 — 11 - Efficiency — —
11 — 11 • Charging and discharging — —
11 — 11 Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry : Group IV, Group VII, Transition metals — —
11 — 11 3.2. Families of Elements and — —
11 — 11 3. Principles of — —
11 — 11 3. Bonding, — —
11 — 11 9.3 Aldehydes and ketones -Qualitative analysis tests — —
12 — 12 REVISION and EVALUATION 2 — —
12 — 12 11:Electricity Electricity for the home and the simple — —
12 — 12 REVISION/ HARMONISED EVALUATION / — —
12 — 12 REVISION AND EVALUATION 3 — —
12 — 12 REVISION and EVALUATION 3 — —
12 — 12 INTEGRATION EXERCISES AND EVALUATION — —
12 — 12 REVISION AND EVALUATION 04H REVISION AND EVALUATION 02 — —
12 — 12 Revision and Evaluation END OF FIRST TERM — —
12 — 12 Revision and Evaluation END OF FIRST TERM — —
12 — 12 Revision and Evaluation END OF FIRST TERM — —
12 — 12 Revision and Evaluation END OF FIRST TERM — —
12 — 12 Revision and Evaluation END OF FIRST TERM — —
13 — 13 12:Light Sources of Light Not yet 2 — —
13 — 13 9.4 Carboxylic acid and derivatives Qualitative analysis tests — —
14 — 14 Measurement — —
14 — 14 − Simple machines (Lever, inclined — —
14 — 14 2.1 The nuclear model of the atom — —
14 — 14 Work -kinetic energy theorem, — —
14 — 14 5.4 — —
14 — 14 5. Chemistry of the — —
14 — 14 4.3 Boyle’s and Charles’ laws. Calculations on the — —
14 — 14 4. Principles of — —
14 — 14 3.5. Crystal structures — —
14 — 14 9.5 Organic nitrogen compounds Qualitative analysis tests — —
15 — 15 Measurement — —
15 — 15 13:Energy — —
15 — 15 2.5 Circular — —
15 — 15 • Biot-Savart law — —
15 — 15 4. Chemical elements 4.1. Elements and compounds. — —
15 — 15 5.2 Effect of dilute acid and alkalis on — —
15 — 15 4.3 Le Chatelier’s principle, factors — —
15 — 15 10. Organic — —
16 — 16 Energy needs -Daily applications of energy Not yet 2 — —
16 — 16 Motion in a vertical circle, the — —
16 — 16 • Force on a moving charge — —
16 — 16 4.2. Metal and non -metals elements — —
16 — 16 6. Chemistry of the — —
16 — 16 5. Principles of — —
16 — 16 4.4. Isomerism — —
16 — 16 10.2 Synthetic routes 6H — —
17 — 17 Solar energy - Components and uses of solar energy Not yet — —
17 — 17 − Laws of refraction — —
17 — 17 2.5 The concept of half -life — —
17 — 17 2.6 Simple — —
17 — 17 • Faraday’s and Lenz’s laws of — —
17 — 17 5. Acids and Bases 5.1. Definition, examples, properties — —
17 — 17 6.3 Preparation of Oxides of common — —
17 — 17 5.3Titration Technique and — —
17 — 17 4.6. Determination of structures — —
18 — 18 REVISON and EVALUATION 2 — —
18 — 18 REVISON and EVALUATION — —
18 — 18 REVISION / EVALUATION / — —
18 — 18 REVISION and EVALUATION 3 — —
18 — 18 HARMONISED EVALUATION — —
18 — 18 REVISION AND EVALUATION 04H REVISION AND EVALUATION 04H — —
18 — 18 Revision and Evaluation — —
18 — 18 Revision and Evaluation — —
18 — 18 Revision and Evaluation — —
18 — 18 Revision and Evaluation — —
18 — 18 Revision and Evaluation — —
18 — 18 Revision and Evaluation — —
19 — 19 -conduction (conductors / insulators) — —
19 — 19 16: muscle — —
19 — 19 − Total internal reflection (TIR) — —
19 — 19 Emf 3.10 Emf and pd — —
19 — 19 2.6 uses of radioactive isotopes: eg in — —
19 — 19 2.6 Simple — —
19 — 19 ELECTR — —
19 — 19 5.2. Definition, examples, properties — —
19 — 19 5.1. Composition of Air — —
19 — 19 6.4 Reaction of oxides with water and — —
19 — 19 6.2. Reactions of Iron and Copper 3H — —
19 — 19 6. Organic chemistry — —
19 — 19 4.6.4. Quantitative analysis of elements — —
19 — 19 11.1.2 Reactions of the halides — —
20 — 20 Forces and — —
20 — 20 17: Types of — —
20 — 20 − Lens action/Types of lenses/Definition — —
20 — 20 Basic — —
20 — 20 Mechanical oscillations and — —
20 — 20 • Theory of transformers — —
20 — 20 5.3. Tests for acids and bases with — —
20 — 20 6.6 Reaction of oxides with water and — —
20 — 20 7. Chemistry of the — —
20 — 20 6.1 Alcohols: (C 1-C4) — —
20 — 20 4.8. Chemistry of hydrocarbons — —
20 — 20 11.2. Group IV — —
21 — 21 -safety rules: uses of seat belts, low — —
21 — 21 − Ray diagrams to illustrate the meaning — —
21 — 21 3.12 ELECTRIC CIRCUITS — —
21 — 21 Module 4: — —
21 — 21 • Root -mean -square values — —
21 — 21 5.5. The pH scale. — —
21 — 21 5.3. Reaction of substances with oxygen — —
21 — 21 7. Chemistry of the — —
21 — 21 8. Principles of — —
21 — 21 6.2 Carboxylic acids (C 1 to C 4) — —
21 — 21 4.8. Chemistry of hydrocarbons — —
21 — 21 11.3. d -block metals — —
22 — 22 19: Weather and — —
22 — 22 − Image formation by — —
22 — 22 3.13 Ohms’ law and Resistance Not yet 3 — —
22 — 22 3.3 Mass and weight — —
22 — 22 Elasticity and Young modulus — —
22 — 22 • Power in a.c. Circuits. — —
22 — 22 Topic III: — —
22 — 22 8. Chemistry of the — —
22 — 22 8.2 Solubility of some salts, sulphates, chlorides, — —
22 — 22 6.3 Soap and detergents: — —
22 — 22 4.8. Chemistry of hydrocarbons — —
22 — 22 11.3.3 Complex compounds of — —
23 — 23 5.3 Global warming Not yet 2 — —
23 — 23 3.14 Circuit network — —
23 — 23 Experiment to determine Young — —
23 — 23 The atom, — —
23 — 23 6.2. Functions of gases in air — —
23 — 23 6. Mixtures and pure — —
23 — 23 8.3 Preparation and properties of — —
23 — 23 8.3 Action of heat on salts; carbonates, nitrates, — —
23 — 23 Topic III: — —
23 — 23 5.1. Introduction and Measurements of — —
23 — 23 12.1 Introduction — —
24 — 24 REVIONS and EVALUATION 2 — —
24 — 24 REVISION AND EVALUATION 2 — —
24 — 24 REVISION/ EVALUATION / — —
24 — 24 REVION AND EVALUATION 3 — —
24 — 24 REVISION and EVALUATION — —
24 — 24 REVISION AND EVALUATION 04H REVISION AND EVALUATION 02H — —
24 — 24 REVISION AND EVALUATION 04H REVISION AND EVALUATION 02H — —
24 — 24 Revision and Evaluation END OF SECOND TERM — —
24 — 24 Revision and Evaluation END OF SECOND TERM — —
24 — 24 Revision and Evaluation END OF SECOND TERM — —
24 — 24 Revision and Evaluation END OF SECOND TERM — —
24 — 24 Revision and Evaluation END OF SECOND TERM — —
24 — 24 Revision and Evaluation END OF SECOND TERM — —
24 — 24 Revision and Evaluation END OF SECOND TERM — —
25 — 25 Sports and — —
25 — 25 6.5. Air pollution — —
25 — 25 12. Reaction — —
26 — 26 MODULE V — —
26 — 26 − Technical Project Types /Elements — —
26 — 26 − Study the advantages offered by the — —
26 — 26 3.17 Calculation of power consumed at — —
26 — 26 Newton’s law 3.6: Linear momentum — —
26 — 26 4.2 Gases — —
26 — 26 • Mass defect in nuclear — —
26 — 26 7. Water and solutions — —
26 — 26 8.5 Preparation of other halides of the — —
26 — 26 9.2 Fractional distillation of crude oil, physical — —
26 — 26 7.2 Extraction of iron and copper Available 3H — —
26 — 26 5.2. Energetics of formation of covalent — —
27 — 27 -global — —
27 — 27 23 : Project 6.1 Fabrication of common instruments Not yet 2 — —
27 — 27 House wiring 3.18 Fuse and selection — —
27 — 27 3.7 Newton’s laws of motion Not yet 3 — —
27 — 27 4.2 Gases — —
27 — 27 : — —
27 — 27 8.6 Displacement reaction of one — —
27 — 27 9.3 Alkanes: (C 1-C4) Saturated hydrocarbons with — —
27 — 27 7.3 Extraction of titanium and — —
27 — 27 5.4. Solvation — —
27 — 27 12.4 Order of reaction — —
28 — 28 24 Care and — —
28 — 28 REVISION / EVALUATION / REMEDIATION — —
28 — 28 3.20 Ring circuit and linear circuit in — —
28 — 28 Module 4: — —
28 — 28 First law of thermodynamics; — —
28 — 28 Semicoductors and doping — —
28 — 28 7.2. Methods of purification of water. — —
28 — 28 8.7 Tests for chlorides, bromides and — —
28 — 28 9.3. Preparation, manufacture, properties and uses. — —
28 — 28 8. Chemistry in society: — —
28 — 28 12.6 Simple theories of kinetics — —
29 — 29 Technical — —
29 — 29 25:Technical — —
29 — 29 CRO 3.22 The cathode ray oscilloscope 3 — —
29 — 29 The essential elements in a repair box. — —
29 — 29 Second law of thermodynamics, — —
29 — 29 The transistor — —
29 — 29 7.4. Uses of water. — —
29 — 29 9. Chemistry of the — —
29 — 29 9.4 Alkenes and Alkynes(C 1-C4); — —
29 — 29 8.2 Industrial manufacture of — —
29 — 29 6.1. The long form of the Periodic Table — —
29 — 29 Revision and Evaluation — —
30 — 30 - 36 GENERAL REVISION / END OF YEAR EXAMINATION 14 — —
30 — 30 - 36 GENERAL REVISION / END OF YEAR EXAMINATION 14 — —
30 — 30 − Observing colours of light on a CD or — —
30 — 30 Maintenance — —
30 — 30 - 36 GENERAL REVISION AND END OF YEAR EVALUATION — —
30 — 30 Option 4: — —
30 — 30 Revision and Evaluation — —
30 — 30 Revision and Evaluation — —
30 — 30 9.4 Alkenes and Alkynes(C 1-C4); — —
30 — 30 8.2 Industrial manufacture of — —
30 — 30 Revision and Evaluation — —
30 — 30 Topic III: — —
31 — 31 − Use the image to estimate the — —
31 — 31 Technical — —
31 — 31 Techniques of dismantling and — —
31 — 31 9.3 Preparation, properties and — —
31 — 31 Revision and Evaluation — —
31 — 31 8.3 Industrial manufacture of sodium — —
31 — 31 6.3. Periodic relationships amongst the — —
31 — 31 13.2 Nitrogen 6H — —
32 — 32 Section view 1.2. Cross section of an Object Not yet 3 — —
32 — 32 - 36 GENERAL REVISION/ END OF YEAR EXAMINATION 15 — —
32 — 32 Ionizing technics in imaging for — —
32 — 32 9.4 Preparation and properties of — —
32 — 32 General Revision 3H — —
32 — 32 Revision and Evaluation — —
32 — 32 6.4. Comparative study of the s -block — —
32 — 32 13.3 Pollution from organic compounds — —
33 — 33 Reading of the plan of a construction — —
33 — 33 GENERAL REVISION 04H GENERAL REVISION 02H — —
33 — 33 General Revision 3H — —
33 — 33 Revision and Evaluation 3H — —
33 — 33 8.4 Fertilizers: nitrogenous and — —
33 — 33 7. Raoult’s law and — —
33 — 33 Revision and Evaluation 6H — —
34 — 34 - 36 GENERAL REVISION / END OF YEAR EXAMINATION 9 — —
34 — 34 GENERAL REVISION 04H GENERAL REVISION 02H — —
34 — 34 General Revision 3H — —
34 — 34 8.5 Definition of Polymerization — —
34 — 34 7.6. Non-ideal solutions — —
35 — 35 GENERAL REVISON 04H GENERAL REVISION 02H — —
35 — 35 Revision and Evaluation 3H — —
35 — 35 General Revision and Evaluation 3H — —
35 — 35 General Revision 6H — —
36 — 36 GENERRAL REVISION 04 H GENERRAL REVISION 04 H — —
36 — 36 General Revision 6H — —
36 — 36 Revision and Evaluation 6H — —
37 — 37 HOLIDAYS — —
37 — 37 HOLIDAYS — —