Grade 8 Practical Chemistry → to show the local preparation of wood charcoal

Curriculum

20 Sections
20 Lessons
96 Weeks

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electrolysis of water
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- 2.1
  electrolysis of water
laboratory preparation of hydrogen
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- 3.1
  laboratory preparation of hydrogen
combustibility of hydrogen
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- 4.1
  combustibility of hydrogen
to prove that hydrogen on combustion in air forms water
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- 5.1
  to prove that hydrogen on combustion in air forms water
to show the local preparation of wood charcoal
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- 6.1
  to show the local preparation of wood charcoal
to show that charcoal is a reducing agent
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- 7.1
  to show that charcoal is a reducing agent
to prove that wood charcoal absorbs gases
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- 8.1
  to prove that wood charcoal absorbs gases
to study the products obtained by destructive distillation of coal
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- 9.1
  to study the products obtained by destructive distillation of coal
study of candle flame
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- 10.1
  study of candle flame
to prove that wood charcoal absorbs ink from its solution
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- 11.1
  to prove that wood charcoal absorbs ink from its solution
j.j thomsans of an atom
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- 12.1
  j.j thomson’s of an atom
geometric representation of atomic structure of oxygen
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- 13.1
  geometric representation of atomic structure of oxygen
electrolysis or electrochemical reaction
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- 14.1
  electrolysis or electrochemical reaction
silver electroplating
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- 15.1
  silver electroplating
fraction distillation-a method of separating liquids from a mixture
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- 16.1
  fraction distillation-a method of separating liquids from a mixture
concentration of ore by gravity process
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- 17.1
  concentration of ore by gravity process
concentration of ore by forth flotation process
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- 18.1
  concentration of ore by forth flotation process
concentration of ore by electromagnetic separation
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- 19.1
  concentration of ore by electromagnetic separation
refining of impure copper by electrolysis
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- 20.1
  refining of impure copper by electrolysis
oxy-acetylene welding
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- 21.1
  oxy-acetylene welding