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Module 9: Chemistry

Electrochemistry and applications.

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SECTION: CHEMISTRY

MODULE: 9

Part A: Units

1. Electrochemistry

a. Electrolysis

b. Electrochemical cells

c. Applications

Part B: Project

Explore electrolysis and electrochemical cells.

Project Title: Electrochemistry in Action

Objective: Explain electrolysis and describe how electrochemical cells work.

Project Instructions:

  1. 1. Describe an electrolysis setup and label its parts.
  2. 2. Explain what happens at the anode and cathode.
  3. 3. Compare an electrochemical cell with electrolysis.
  4. 4. List two real-life applications.
  5. 5. Consult your coach where necessary.

Evidence to Submit:

  • • Labeled electrolysis diagram.
  • • Anode and cathode notes.
  • • Applications list.

Submission

Accepted: PDF, JPG, PNG, DOC, DOCX (max 8MB).

Part C: Training Others

Teach a peer about electrochemistry basics.

Guidance:

  • • Explain electrolysis and electrodes.
  • • Describe an electrochemical cell.
  • • Discuss one real-life application.

Reflection:

  • • What did the learner understand well?
  • • What needed more explanation?
  • • What support do you need from your coach?

Submission

Accepted: PDF, JPG, PNG, DOC, DOCX (max 8MB).

Part D: Assessment

Competency Levels:

1 = Expectations not met

2 = Partially met

3 = Satisfactorily met

4 = Excellently met

Coach assessment: Learner completes the self-assessment using the 1-4 scale. The coach prepares a short quiz or conversation (outside the system if needed) and assigns the coach score.

Self-assessment:

  • • Electrolysis process:
  • • Electrochemical cells:
  • • Applications:

Coach assessment:

  • • Electrolysis process:
  • • Electrochemical cells:
  • • Applications:

Submission

Accepted: PDF, JPG, PNG, DOC, DOCX (max 8MB).

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