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Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by adebayour26: 4:58pm On Nov 29, 2014
Akerry:
Gbam! I am in the right place....tutor Adebayour26 and tutor Kuderrich, i greet u guys...... Patiently waiting
Thank you and I welcome you.
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by adebayour26: 5:06pm On Nov 29, 2014
Mr DelePhd, Thank u for this piece, it will definitely help in this work.
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by Nobody: 6:03pm On Nov 29, 2014
class should start already! cry
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by DelePhd: 6:52pm On Nov 29, 2014
adebayour26:
Mr DelePhd, Thank u for this piece, it will definitely help in this work.

You are most welcome!
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by faithugo64(f): 5:22am On Nov 30, 2014
nawa oo,time never reach??
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by DelePhd: 7:08am On Nov 30, 2014
Ladies and Gentlemen, with the kind permission of the author (O.J. OLAOYE) of the number one textbook for JAMB Chemistry/Biology (EXplicit Chemistry - A Revision Course & Explicit Biology - A Revision Course). You can now get a free copy of excerpt of the book in pdf. Interested prospective JAMBite writing Chemistry/Biology should send me a mail to methyldelene@yahoo.com with the subject, FREE EXPLICIT CHEMISTR/BIOLOGY PDF.

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Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by Alphonsocapone(m): 8:02am On Nov 30, 2014
chemistry is a very interesting course infact it is the most sweetest science subject. I will be an underground observer and may be chip in 1 or 2 tinz when the need arises.
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by DelePhd: 8:18am On Nov 30, 2014
If you have received the free pdf book. Please feel free to discuss the content here. At least I won't be the only one over rating this book. Thanks.
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by kuderrich: 8:26am On Nov 30, 2014
faithugo64:
nawa oo,time never reach??
don't give up, classes are for tuesday and fridays (9am-10pm)..
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by Dsd1pumpking(m): 7:00am On Dec 01, 2014
DelePhd:
To the table of content:


SECTION A: PROPERTIES OF MATTER


CHAPTER 1: SEPERATION OF MIXTURES AND PURIFICATION OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES

Pure and Impure Substances
Chemical and Physical Changes
Separation Processes

CHAPTER 2: CHEMICAL COMBINATION

Stoichiometry
Laws of Chemical Combination
Gay Lussac’s Law of Combining Volumes
Avogadro’s Law and The mole Concept
Chemical Symbols and Formulae
Equations and Their Uses

CHAPTER 3: KINETIC THEORY OF MATTER

Application of the Theory to Explain the Nature of Solids, Liquids and Gases
Diffusion of Gases
Gas Laws

CHAPTER 4: ATOMIC STRUCTURE AND BONDING

The Concept of Atoms, Molecules and Ions
Atomic Structure, Electron Configuration, Atomic Number, Mass Number and Isotopes
The Periodic Table and Periodicity of Elements
Chemical Bonding
Shapes of Simple Molecules
Nuclear Chemistry

CHAPTER 5: AIR

The Usual Constituents
Proportion of Oxygen in Air
Uses of the Noble Gases

CHAPTER 6: WATER

Hard and Soft Water
Purification of Town Water Supplies
Water of Crystallization

CHAPTER 7: ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION

Chemical Pollutants
Air Pollution
Water Pollution
Soil Pollution

CHAPTER 8: SOLUBILITY

An Unsaturated, Saturated and Supersaturated Solution
Solubility Curves and Simple Deductions from them
Solvents for Fats, Oil and Paints and their Use for the removal of Stains
Suspensions and Colloids

CHAPTER 9: ACIDS, BASES AND SALTS

General Characteristics and Properties of Acids, Bases and Salts
Acid / Bases Indicators, Basicity of Acids, Types of Salts
Quantitative Comparison of Conductance of Molar Solutions Strong Acids and Bases
pH as a Scale of acidity
Acid / Base Titration


SECTION B: REDOX / ELECTROCHEMISTRY


CHAPTER 10: OXIDATION AND REDUCTION

Oxidation and Reduction in Terms of Oxygen and Removal of Hydrogen
Oxidation and Reduction in Terms of Electron Transfer
Use of Oxidation Numbers

CHAPTER 11: ELECTROLYSIS

Electrolytes and Non-electrolytes
Factors Affecting Discharge of Ions at the Electrodes
Faraday’s Laws of Electrolysis
Uses of Electrolysis
Electro-chemical Cells, Redox Series, Half Cell Reactions and Electrode Potential
Corrosion as an Electrolytic Process


SECTION C: CHEMICAL KINETICS


CHAPTER 12: ENERGY CHANGES

Energy Changes Accompanying Physical and Chemical Changes
Simple Calculations Involving Chemical Reactions
Entropy as Order / Disorder Phenomenon
Spontaneity of Reactions

CHAPTER 13: RATE OF CHEMICAL REACTION

Factors affecting the rate of Chemical Reaction
Activation Energy

CHAPTER 14: CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM

Reversible Reactions
Factors Governing the Equilibrium Position
Dynamic Equilibrium and Le Chatelier’s Principle
Equilibrium Constant


SECTION D: DESCRIPTIVE CHEMISTRY OF ELEMENTS


CHAPTER 15: NON-METALS AND THEIR COMPOUNDS

Hydrogen
Halogens
Oxygen
Sulphur
Nitrogen

CHAPTER 16: CARBON AND ITS COMPOUNDS

CHAPTER 17: METALS AND THEIR COMPOUNDS

Principles of the Extraction of Metals
Alkali Metals e.g. Sodium
Alkaline Earth Metals e.g. Calcium
Aluminium
Tin
Transition Metals e.g. Iron and Copper
Alloys

SECTION E: ORGANIC CHEMISTRY


CHAPTER 18: ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Aliphatic Compounds
Petroleum
IUPAC Nomenclature
Isomerism
Formula of an Organic Compound
Aromatic Compounds
Alkanols
Alkanoic Acids
Alkanoates, Fat and Oil
Alkanals and Alkanones
Amines
Carbohydrates
Giant Molecules and Polymerization
Wow, this is so great. But ,is there a whatsapp group to join to make it more easier to ask,read,answer questions AFAP? Plz help us create one
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by Nobody: 9:47am On Dec 01, 2014
kuderrich:
don't give up, classes are for tuesday and fridays (9am-10pm)..
plz u cn teach at anytime.
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by kuderrich: 10:31am On Dec 01, 2014
Microflux:
plz u cn teach at anytime.
ok
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by Kunlexic(m): 11:43am On Dec 01, 2014
kuderrich:
don't give up, classes are for tuesday and fridays (9am-10pm)..
what disturbs the class not to hold everyday or at anytime?
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by kuderrich: 12:55pm On Dec 01, 2014
Kunlexic:
what disturbs the class not to hold everyday or at anytime?
sorry, I've bn corrected. D class can nw hold everyday
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by stuff46(m): 1:13pm On Dec 01, 2014
Dsd1pumpking:

Wow, this is so great. But ,is there a whatsapp group to join to make it more easier to ask,read,answer questions AFAP? Plz help us create one
you shouldnt have quoted the whole thinq na
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by bolaji3071(m): 3:56pm On Dec 01, 2014
please help me

WHAT COURSE CAN I STUDY TO BECOME A CHEMISTRY TEACHER
Chemistry OR Education and Chemistry

And how many years course is it?
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by Nobody: 2:48am On Dec 02, 2014
following
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by Avast(m): 10:26am On Dec 02, 2014
we are waiting.......................
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by kuderrich: 12:36pm On Dec 02, 2014
Good afternoon class, it's good to be back again. Hw has being our day? Updates for the first class will drop soon, already typing. Thanks for your time. Pls letz inform our mate and those who went out. ****
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by Pr0ton: 12:58pm On Dec 02, 2014
kuderrich:
Good afternoon class, it's good to be back again. Hw has being our day? Updates for the first class will drop soon, already typing. Thanks for your time. Pls letz inform our mate and those who went out. ****


Waiting.. ACAP
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by kuderrich: 1:52pm On Dec 02, 2014
As we’ve all know and according to our syllabus for this course, we’ll be starting with;
TOPIC: Nature of matter
Sub-Topic: separation Techniques

What is matter? Matter can be defined as anything that has mass and occupies space. By this definition we can infer that everything in the universe is made up of matter e.g living and non-living things, air we breathe etc. Some questions might be running through our minds as regards the definition of matter ‘’anything that has mass’’ why not weight? No, it’s mass because mass of an object is d quantity of matter an object contains and is dsame everywhr in d world and d unit is kg while weight has to do with gravity and d unit is in Newton(N).

PROPERTIES OF MATTER
It’s divided into two; physical and chemical properties.
Physical properties: it is associated with physical change; physical change is one which is easily reversed and in which no new substance is formed. E.g dissolution of common salt in water, melting of solid to liquid, freezing of liquid to solid, vaporisation of liquid to gases and sublimation of solid to vapours, also magnetization and demagnetization of iron rods.
Chemical properties: This are properties which are involved when matter undergoes changes are a new substances are formed and it is also associated with chemical changes e.g rusting of iron, dissolution of metals and limestone in acid, addition of water to quicklime, fermentation and decay of substances and burning of substance.

ELEMENTS, COMPOUNDS AND MIXTURES.

Elements: An element is a substance which cannot be split into simpler unit by an ordinary chemical process. There are 109 known elements and 90 0f them occurs naturally while the rest are made artificially. Elements can be classified as metals, non-metals and metalloids.
Compound: is a substance which contains two or more elements chemically combined together.
Mixtures: A mixture contains two or more constituents which can easily be separated by physical methods.
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by bolaji3071(m): 1:52pm On Dec 02, 2014
kuderrich:
Good afternoon class, it's good to be back again. Hw has being our day? Updates for the first class will drop soon, already typing. Thanks for your time. Pls letz inform our mate and those who went out. ****
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by bolaji3071(m): 1:54pm On Dec 02, 2014
[quote author=bolaji3071 post=28527829][/quote]

WHAT COURSE CAN I STUDY TO BECOME A CHEMISTRY TEACHER
Chemistry OR Education and Chemistry

And how many years course is.


have already choose EDUCATION AND CHEMISTRY hope am good to go?
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by bolaji3071(m): 1:56pm On Dec 02, 2014
kuderrich:
As we’ve all know and according to our syllabus for this course, we’ll be starting with;
TOPIC: Nature of matter
Sub-Topic: separation Techniques

What is matter? Matter can be defined as anything that has mass and occupies space. By this definition we can infer that everything in the universe is made up of matter e.g living and non-living things, air we breathe etc. Some questions might be running through our minds as regards the definition of matter ‘’anything that has mass’’ why not weight? No, it’s mass because mass of an object is d quantity of matter an object contains and is dsame everywhr in d world and d unit is kg while weight has to do with gravity and d unit is in Newton(N).

PROPERTIES OF MATTER
It’s divided into two; physical and chemical properties.
Physical properties: it is associated with physical change; physical change is one which is easily reversed and in which no new substance is formed. E.g dissolution of common salt in water, melting of solid to liquid, freezing of liquid to solid, vaporisation of liquid to gases and sublimation of solid to vapours, also magnetization and demagnetization of iron rods.
Chemical properties: This are properties which are involved when matter undergoes changes are a new substances are formed and it is also associated with chemical changes e.g rusting of iron, dissolution of metals and limestone in acid, addition of water to quicklime, fermentation and decay of substances and burning of substance.

ELEMENTS, COMPOUNDS AND MIXTURES.

Elements: An element is a substance which cannot be split into simpler unit by an ordinary chemical process. There are 109 known elements and 90 0f them occurs naturally while the rest are made artificially. Elements can be classified as metals, non-metals and metalloids.
Compound: is a substance which contains two or more elements chemically combined together.
Mixtures: A mixture contains two or more constituents which can easily be separated by physical methods.

WHAT COURSE CAN I STUDY TO BECOME A CHEMISTRY TEACHER
Chemistry OR Education and Chemistry

And how many years course is.


have already choose EDUCATION AND CHEMISTRY hope am good to go?
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by kuderrich: 3:39pm On Dec 02, 2014
SEPARATION TECHNIQUES[b/]

A mixture contains two or more different substances. Each constituents of a mixture still retains its individual properties. This xteristic gives room for the separating of mixtures.

[b]TYPES OF SEPARATION TECHNIQUES

SIEVING: It is use to separate solid particles of different sizes. The mixture is placed on a sieve with a mesh of a particular size. Particles smaller than the mesh size of the sieve will pass through the sieve while the bigger particles remain on the sieve.
MAGNETIC SEPARATION: A magnet is used to separate magnetic substance from non-magnetic particles. The method is used in the steel industry to remove magnetic impurities from tin ore.
SUBLIMATION: when some solids are heated they change directly to gaseous state without passing through the liquid state. E.g iodine and ammonium chloride.
DECANTATION: A mixture containing a liquid or solid particles separate into two distinct layers on standing; a lower solid layer and upper clear liquid layer. Using a glass rod the upper layer can be carefully poured or decanted into another container. This method is quick but usually not accurate in separating the mixture.
FILTRATION: A porous material like filter paper can be used to separate insoluble particles from liquids. E.g suspension of chalk dust in water. The water pass through the filter paper and leave the chalk dust on the filter paper.
CENTRIFUGATION: A centrifuge is a machine that spin test tubes containing suspensions at high speed. The spinning causes heavier solid particles in the suspension to be thrown into the bottom of the test tube. They settle there while the clear liquid separate out as an upper layer which can easily be decanted.
DISTILLATION: it is used to recover a solvent from a solution. It is also used for separation of miscible liquids with widely unduly far apart boiling points. The solution is heated in a flask to vaporise the solvent. The vapour passes along a condenser which is cooled by circulating water in its outer jacket. This re-condenses the vapour into liquid called distillate, which is the collected in a receiver. The solute and other impurities are left behind in the flask.
FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION: simple distillation cannot be used to separate a mixture of two or more miscible liquids. Fractional distillation is used to separate such mixtures into its component parts. The fraction distils over in ascending order of their boiling points, starting with the fraction with the lowest boiling points, for efficiency, the difference in the boiling points between successive fractions must be more than 10oc. Crude oil or petroleum contains many important natural products such as petrol, kerosene, diesel, heavy oil, natural gases and bitumen. Each of this product can be recovered in its pure form by fractional distillation.
EVAPORATION: It can be used to recover a solid solute from a solution. A water bath or sand bath is used to bring about a steady rate of evaporation. The solute required is left behind while the solvent escapes into air as vapour
PRECIPITATION: a difference in solubility of a solid in two different miscible liquids is used to precipitate th solid when it is dissolved in one of them. E.g iron(II) tetreoxosulphate(VI) is soluble in water but not in ethanol. If ethanol( which is miscible with water) is added to a solution of iron(II) tetraoxosulphate(VI) in water, the iron(II) tetraoxosulphate(VI) will be precipitated out of the solution and can be separated by filtration.
CRYSTALLIZATION: it is used to separate salts, which decomposes easily on heating from their solutions. The salt crystals obtained pure and usually contain water of crystallization. The salt solution is first heated to evaporate some of the solvent. The solution becomes saturated. When the saturated solution is cooled, crystals of the solute begin to form. To induce crystal formation, crystal of thesame salt are added into the solution or inside of the beaker, vessel is scratched. This is one of the few practical class i love.hmmmmm
FRACTIONAL CRYSTALLIZATION: it is used to separate two or more solid solutes which are present in the same solution in roughly equal amounts. The solubilities of different solutes in the given solvent must differ at different temperatures. During the cooling process, at a particular temperature, crystal of relevant solute will come out of solution, leaving behind the others which are still within limits of solubility.

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Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by kuderrich: 3:46pm On Dec 02, 2014
bolaji3071:


WHAT COURSE CAN I STUDY TO BECOME A CHEMISTRY TEACHER
Chemistry OR Education and Chemistry

And how many years course is.


have already choose EDUCATION AND CHEMISTRY hope am good to go?
you can teach with both but chemistry Education if u rily av passion for teaching and both are four yrs course.
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by Victar(m): 4:21pm On Dec 02, 2014
keep up the good work.
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by Avast(m): 5:10pm On Dec 02, 2014
DelePhd:
Ladies and Gentlemen, with the kind permission of the author (O.J. OLAOYE) of the number one textbook for JAMB Chemistry/Biology (EXplicit Chemistry - A Revision Course & Explicit Biology - A Revision Course). You can now get a free copy of excerpt of the book in pdf. Interested prospective JAMBite writing Chemistry/Biology should send me a mail to methyldelene@yahoo.com with the subject, FREE EXPLICIT CHEMISTR/BIOLOGY PDF.

N.B: Please don't drop your e-mail address here in other not to derail this thread. Goodluck!
have sent the mail
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by kuderrich: 5:26pm On Dec 02, 2014
bolaji3071:


WHAT COURSE CAN I STUDY TO BECOME A CHEMISTRY TEACHER
Chemistry OR Education and Chemistry

And how many years course is.


have already choose EDUCATION AND CHEMISTRY hope am good to go?
yeh. U'll surely enjoy it. Wc schl did u chose?
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by bolaji3071(m): 9:16pm On Dec 02, 2014
kuderrich:
yeh. U'll surely enjoy it. Wc schl did u chose?
University of Ibadan sir.
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by kuderrich: 11:01pm On Dec 02, 2014
bolaji3071:

University of Ibadan sir.
that cool
Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {chemistry Thread} by kuderrich: 11:25pm On Dec 02, 2014
SEPARATING FUNNEL:
A mixture of Petrol and Water do not mix together to form a single liquid, b’cos they are non-polar and polar solvent respectively. They rather separate out into two distinct layers when they are added. A separating funnel is useful here; d lower denser liquid layer is tapped off, leaving d upper less dense layer in d funnel.

CHROMATOGRAPHY
Chromatography uses a solvent moving over a porous absorbent medium (e.g paper or gel) to separate a solute. They are widely used to separate coloured as well as colourless substance
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QUESTIONS
1.A mixture of kerosene and diesel oil can be separated by.............
2. A mixture of Naphthalene and Candle will be separated by..........
3. What property is used in choosing Fractional distillation as a separating technique for a mixture of fractions of crude oil?
4. Mention 2 differences between compound and mixture?
5. Which of the following is a mixture (a) Bronze (b) Ethanol (c) CO2

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