Free IB DP Chemistry Topic Slides: Structure and Reactivity

About this resource

A free collection of 21 PowerPoint presentations containing 296 slides across Structure and Reactivity topics in IB DP Chemistry. Use selected slides as visual prompts, topic summaries and starting points for classroom explanations.

Structure and Reactivity in one download

The Structure collection contains 10 presentations and 138 slides on atomic and electronic structure, counting particles, gas behaviour, bonding, molecular structure, organic molecules and periodic patterns.

The Reactivity collection contains 11 presentations and 158 slides on energetics, energy cycles, fuels, entropy and spontaneity, quantities in chemical reactions, reaction rates, equilibrium, proton transfer, electron transfer, radicals and electron-pair reactions.

Ways to use the slides

• Introduce a topic with a visual prompt.
• Support a teacher-led explanation or class discussion.
• Select individual slides for recap and revision.
• Use summaries and diagrams alongside your own teaching materials.

Included presentations

Structure

• Atomic Architecture (11 slides)
• Bonding Structure and Material Design (15 slides)
• Decoding Organic Molecules (15 slides)
• Ideal and Real Gases (14 slides)
• Metallic Bonding and Properties (14 slides)
• Molecular Architecture (14 slides)
• Quantifying Matter (13 slides)
• Quantum Atomic Architecture (15 slides)
• The Ionic Model (15 slides)
• The Quantum Canvas (12 slides)

Reactivity

• Chemical Energetics (13 slides)
• Chemical Equilibrium (14 slides)
• Electron Pair Reactivity (15 slides)
• Harnessing Chemical Energy (15 slides)
• Mastering Reaction Rates (15 slides)
• Proton Transfer Dynamics (14 slides)
• Quantifying Chemical Change (15 slides)
• Radical Reaction Dynamics (12 slides)
• The Electron Economy (15 slides)
• The Thermodynamic Ledger (15 slides)
• Thermodynamic Spontaneity (15 slides)

File format

One ZIP download contains 21 PPTX files, organised into Structure and Reactivity folders. Open the files in PowerPoint to present, reorder or remove slides and add your own text boxes or annotations. Each supplied slide is a full-page image, so its existing text and diagrams cannot be edited individually.

These are supplementary topic slides for teachers to select and use within their own lesson plans. They are not a complete course or a claim of complete syllabus coverage.