Chemistry course: How to write chemical formula in chemistry

Build strong foundation of Chemistry by writing names and chemical formula of covalent & ionic compounds in Chemistry

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Chemistry course: How to write chemical formula in chemistry

What You Will Learn!

To write chemical formula in chemistry
To know the basics of the Periodic table
To use the Periodic table to write the symbols of different elements
To name covalent and ionic compounds
To write the chemical formula of organic & inorganic compounds
To understand about different methods of naming covalent & ionic compounds
To learn about valency/ covalency
To know about Cations and Anions
To learn about monoatomic & polyatomic ions
To understand Ionic formulae from diagrammatic representation
To know about Binary & Ternary compounds
To learn the Criss Cross method to write the formula of ionic compounds

Description

Whether you are already a chemistry student or going to start learning chemistry, this course is for you.

Remember, in order to learn chemistry you need to build strong foundation first. Getting to know about the use to the Periodic table to write the chemical symbols of different elements is the first step in naming and writing chemical formula.

Chemical symbols and formulae are the crucial topics need to be mastered at initial stage of learning chemistry because all other topics are related to it whether directly or indirectly.

This course covers all of the material studied in IGCSE Chemistry and GCSE/ O level, AQA, Checkpoint Chemistry courses in the topics of writing and naming formula that is needed to understand further about covalent and ionic bonding. These are normally the topics covered in (i)GCSE courses. The material is also relevant for most GCSE courses. It is designed for students who are currently pursuing IGCSE/GCSE or any equivalent or even lower/ higher qualification. It would also be useful for those students entering A level, or IBDP courses in chemistry who require a firm grounding before embarking on these more advanced qualifications. The material covered in this topic is also covered in most American and Canadian syllabuses in chemistry/science.

University students or degree holders who want to revise/ polish their knowledge about chemistry can take this course as it helps you strengthen your foundation of chemistry.

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