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Internal assessment resource Chemistry 2.7A for Achievement Standard 91167<br />

PAGE FOR TEACHER USE<br />

Internal Assessment Resource<br />

Achievement Standard Chemistry 91167: Demonstrate<br />

understanding of oxidation-reduction<br />

Resource reference: Chemistry 2.7A<br />

Resource title: Redox rules<br />

Credits: 3<br />

Teacher guidelines<br />

The following guidelines are designed to ensure that teachers can carry out valid and<br />

consistent assessment using this internal assessment resource.<br />

Teachers need to be very familiar with the outcome being assessed by the<br />

Achievement Standard Chemistry 91167. The achievement criteria and the<br />

explanatory notes contain information, definitions, and requirements that are crucial<br />

when interpreting the standard and assessing students against it.<br />

Context/setting<br />

This activity requires students to carry out oxidation-reduction reactions and<br />

demonstrate understanding of the reactions.<br />

Oxidants and reductants are used in a variety of ways in modern society.<br />

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Hydrogen peroxide is used as a bleach, in glow sticks, hydroponics,<br />

disinfectants, and laundry detergents.<br />

Potassium permanganate is used as a disinfectant for hands and feet, to kill<br />

fungal infections, to treat water, and to make props used in film and television<br />

look old.<br />

Potassium dichromate is used as an ingredient in cement, for cleaning<br />

glassware, tanning leather, wood treatment, and analysing alcohol in the<br />

“breathalyser test”.<br />

Conditions<br />

In part 1, students will gather information by carrying out each test tube reaction,<br />

recording their observations and then interpreting their results. In part 2, students<br />

interpret the observations provided.<br />

You will provide three oxidants and three reductants.<br />

You may choose to change the task by using other oxidants or reductants selected<br />

from explanatory note 4 of the standard.<br />

Prior learning required includes an understanding of oxidation numbers, electron<br />

transfer in reactions, oxidants and reductants, balancing oxidation-reduction<br />

equations, and the ability to relate these to experimental observations.<br />

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