Lesson Walkthrough
IB DP Chemistry R1.2 L2 | Calculating Reaction Enthalpy from Average Bond Enthalpies | Lesson Walkthrough
Draw molecular structures, count bonds accurately and use average bond enthalpies to estimate reaction enthalpy. Guided practice focuses on clear bond tallies, coefficients and sign conventions.
- Programme: Diploma Programme
- File format: DOCX
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What is included
- Teacher walkthrough (9 pages)
- Student activity pack with teacher answer key (9 pages)
- Two editable DOCX files
About this resource
Draw molecular structures, count bonds accurately and use average bond enthalpies to estimate reaction enthalpy. Guided practice focuses on clear bond tallies, coefficients and sign conventions.
This 60-minute IB DP Chemistry lesson combines a step-by-step teacher walkthrough with a matching student activity pack for subtopic R1.2, lesson 2 of 8.
What is included
- Teacher walkthrough with lesson sequence, prompts and teaching guidance
- Student activity pack with four student sheets, an exit ticket and a teacher answer key
- Two editable Word documents, 18 pages in total
Syllabus coverage: R1.2.1. Supplied as a ZIP download.
Who this resource is for
IB Diploma Programme Chemistry teachers.
Resource details
- Programme
- Diploma Programme
- Subject
- Chemistry
- Resource type
- Lesson Walkthrough
- Topic
- R1.2 Energy Cycles in Reactions
- File format
- DOCX
- Editable
- Yes
- Answers / markscheme
- Included
- Pages
- 18
- Components
- 2
- Duration
- 60 minutes