Download Ethiopian new Curriculum grade 10 chemistry Student Textbook PDF

Writers

The textbook is authored & Prepared by:

• Alemayehu Paulos (Ph.D.)
• Adelew Estifanos (Ph.D.)

Publisher

Published by: Ministry of Education of Ethiopia

Country of Origin

Ethiopia, The content is tailored to the Ethiopian context.

Pages

The textbook contains 306 pages, organized into several units that cover a range of topics.

Total Units

The textbook includes 9 units, each focusing on different aspects of topic.

Curriculum

The textbook follows the Ethiopian New Curriculum

File Size

The digital file size of the textbook is 7 MB, available in PDF format

The New Curriculum grade 10 Chemistry Student Textbook contains 6 units, they are:

• Unit 1: Chemical Reactions And Stoichiometry
• Unit 2: Solutions
• Unit 3: Important Inorganic Compounds
• Unit 4: Energy Changes And Electro-Chemistry
• Unit 5: Metals And Non Metals
• Unit 6: Hydrocarbons And Their Natural Sources

Unit 1 - Chemical Reactions and Stoichiometry:

• Introduces chemical reactions, chemical equations, and the different types of chemical reactions.
• Covers oxidation-reduction reactions and the mole concept.
• Focuses on stoichiometry - the quantitative study of reactants and products in chemical reactions.

Unit 2 - Solutions:

• Differentiates between heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures.
• Examines the solution process, solubility, and ways of expressing solution concentration.
• Discusses solution stoichiometry and reactions in solution.

Unit 3 - Important Inorganic Compounds:

• Introduces oxides, acids, bases, and salts - their properties and reactions.

Unit 4 - Energy Changes and Electrochemistry:

• Explores energy changes in chemical reactions and electrochemical cells.
• Covers the principles of electrolysis.

Unit 5 - Metals and Nonmetals:

• Examines the general properties of metals and the production of some important metals and nonmetals.

Unit 6 - Hydrocarbons and Their Natural Sources:

• Introduces saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons, including alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, and aromatic hydrocarbons.
• Discusses the natural sources of hydrocarbons, such as petroleum and natural gas.

Students will gain understanding in:

• Fundamentals of Chemical Reactions: Understanding the basics of chemical reactions, including how reactions occur, and the ability to write and balance chemical equations.
• Types of Reactions: Differentiating between various types of reactions, such as oxidation-reduction reactions, and recognizing their significance in both biological and chemical processes.
• The Mole Concept: Applying the mole concept to solve quantitative problems related to chemical reactions, enabling students to relate microscopic quantities to macroscopic amounts in reactions.
• Solution Chemistry: Distinguishing between different types of solutions, calculating solution concentrations, and understanding their relevance in chemical and biological systems.
• Inorganic Compounds and Their Reactions: Recognizing the properties and reactions of important inorganic compounds, such as oxides, acids, bases, and salts, and their applications in various fields.
• Energy Changes in Reactions: Explaining energy changes in chemical reactions, including exothermic and endothermic reactions, and understanding the principles of electrochemistry.
• Hydrocarbons and Their Sources: Classifying and describing the properties of various hydrocarbons, their natural sources, and their applications in energy and industrial processes.