Reduction and oxidation or ‘redox’ reactions take us down an important conceptual pathway in chemistry as they allow us to understand that all chemical reactions can be perceived as the rearrangement of electrons. In this course you will gain a greater understanding of the key concepts in redox reactions and how to support your students in their learning. These concepts include what is meant by redox reactions; how an ‘order of reactivity’ for a reaction is determined by comparing the reactivity of the ions present in a reaction; what electrode potentials are and how they can be used to predict the feasibility of redox reactions.
Developing expertise in teaching chemistry - Redox
20 March 2019 13:45-16:00, Solihull, United Kingdom
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Tudor Grange Academy Solihull
Tudor Grange Academy Solihull, Dingle Lane, Solihull, B91 3PD, United Kingdom
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