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Topic plan · A-Level Chemistry 9701 · Topic 12

Nitrogen and sulfur

Why N2 is so unreactive, ammonia and the ammonium ion, oxides of nitrogen and sulfur, and the environmental chemistry of acid rain.

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Unit at a glance

3 lessons, 135 minutes of teaching

Lessons
3, each planned for 45 minutes
Worksheets
3 with answer keys
Quiz questions
24 multiple-choice, assignable in the app
Lab
Nitrogen and sulfur lab
Scheme of work

The lessons in order

RefLesson packStructureWorksheetQuizLab tab
12.1Nitrogen, ammonia and the ammonium ion
Nitrogen makes up most of the air yet barely reacts with anything.		Frayer Model6 Q, 13 marks8 MCQtab 1, tab 2
12.1Nitrogen oxides and pollution
Engines run hot enough to make nitrogen and oxygen react.		Quiz-Quiz-Trade6 Q, 12 marks8 MCQtab 3
12.2Sulfur dioxide and acid rain
Coal and oil contain traces of sulfur.		Anticipation / Reaction Guide6 Q, 14 marks8 MCQtab 4, tab 5

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