Introduction

Aims & Objectives:

● To develop interest and maintain a sense of wonder and curiosity about chemistry;
● To construct and apply knowledge of chemistry, and appreciate the relationship between chemistry and other disciplines;
● To appreciate and understand the evolutionary nature of science;  develop skills for making scientific inquiries;
● To develop the ability to think scientifically, critically and creatively, and solve problems individually and collaboratively in chemistry-related contexts;
● To discuss science-related issues using the language of chemistry;
● To make informed decisions and judgements on chemistry-related issues;
● To develop open-mindedness, objectivity and pro-activeness;
● To show appropriate awareness of working safely;
● To understand and evaluate the social, ethical, economic, environmental and technological implications of chemistry, and develop an attitude of responsible citizenship.

Curriculum:

DSE Chemistry
Compulsory Parts:
A. Planet earth
B. Microscopic world I
C. Metals
D. Acids and bases
E. Fossil fuels and carbon compounds
F. Microscopic world II
G. Redox reactions, chemical cells and electrolysis
H. Chemical reactions and energy
I. Rate of reaction
J. Chemical equilibrium
K. Chemistry of carbon compounds
L. Patterns in the chemical world

Elective :

Industrial chemistry
Analytical chemistry

Teaching staff:

Mr HO Ming Fai (HMF), Panel Head
Mr CHAN Ho Man (CHM)
Mr WONG Tsun Lok (WTL)

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