Teach acid-base reactions with confidence and structure. These module 6 HSC chemistry worksheets are perfect for teachers to use with their high school students studying chemistry. These teacher / student workbooks include scaffolded notes, labs, worksheets, example calculations, practice questions, diagrams and graphs. Plus they include teacher answers and presentation slides!

Are you struggling with the preparation required to teach the HSC Chemistry syllabus?

I hear you.

The first few years I felt so out of my depth and overwhelmed with the amount of time I needed to not just prepare my lessons, but also refresh my own brain of the content required for the hsc chemistry course.

Take the guess work out and minimize your preparation time by grabbing this teacher and student workbook for HSC Chemistry module 6, acid-base chemistry.

Why use the module 6 hsc chemistry worksheets?

• This workbook contains over 50 pages of scaffolded notes, cloze passages, experiments, worked problems and practice questions.
• It is print-and-go so super low prep required!
• This workbook contains a full teacher answer key so you don't have to worry about having to do all the questions yourself!
• Provides structure and organization for you and your students
• Includes BONUS TUTORIAL VIDEOS that you can use to refresh your own memory of the content, in class for students, or for student study / flipped learning.
• Includes teacher presentation slides for the titration content

Teach module 6 with confidence and structure while also helping your hsc students to feel confident and have organised subject notes they can come back to for later study. Give your students the best chance to tackle hsc questions by having a strong foundation.

What the module 6 hsc chemistry worksheets cover:

• properties of acids
• acid-base reaction
• products of acid reactions
• use of indicators
• how to make a red cabbage indicator
• testing red cabbage indicator
• testing common indicators practical investigation
• applications of neutralisation reactions
• neutralisation reactions in everyday life
• enthalpy of neutralisation / enthalpy change
• history of the theory and models of an acid over time
• changes in the definitions of acid
• amphiprotic substances
• strong vs weak acid / strong vs weak bases
• calculating pH value (+ hydronium ions concentrations)
• calculating pOH values (hydroxide ion concentrations)
• ionisation of a weak acid and calculating pH of a weak acid
• conjugate base and acid pairs
• titration experiments
• primary standard solution
• how to make a primary standard
• how to choose the right indicator
• color change at end point
• end point and equivalence point
• acid base titration
• strong acid weak base titration
• weak acids strong base titration
• strong acid strong base titration
• titration calculations
• titration pH curve
• finding equivalence point
• conductivity graphs
• calculations of number of moles of acid
• calculations involving volume of titrant

Note: The titration section of the booklet is also accompanied by 45 teacher presentation slides!

The student notes booklet and the teacher answer booklet are identical so you can use the same page numbers to refer to.

Experiments use common lab solutions such as hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide, universal indicator, common indicators for determining ph of a solution.

Based on Australian Curriculum Chemistry Module 6 Acids and Bases.

Want a FREE taster? Download the conjugate acids and bases worksheets here. These are worksheets directly from the module 6 hsc chemistry worksheets that will give you a taste of what is inside!

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