IB DP Chemistry | Reactivity 1: What Drives Chemical Reactions? | Lesson Walkthrough Bundle
22 guided chemistry lessons with matching student activity packs. Save 20% against the individual lesson prices.
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22 guided chemistry lessons with matching student activity packs. Save 20% against the individual lesson prices.
Build a particle-level interpretation of entropy through the dispersal of matter and energy. Students compare possible arrangements and make qualitative predictions about entropy changes.
Calculate standard entropy changes from tabulated data. Students predict a sign and approximate scale first, then check stoichiometric coefficients, units and the physical interpretation of the result.
Combine enthalpy, entropy and temperature through the Gibbs energy equation. Students calculate energy changes with consistent units and explain how the terms determine thermodynamic favourability.
Use Gibbs energy to investigate how thermodynamic favourability changes with temperature. Students interpret graphs, compare sign combinations and calculate threshold temperatures.
Distinguish standard Gibbs energy from Gibbs energy under current conditions. Students connect reaction quotient, equilibrium constant and energy changes to predict direction and interpret equilibrium.
A collection of 11 high-resolution JPEG topic infographics for IB Diploma Chemistry, covering R1.1 to R3.4.