JSS 3: CURRICULUM

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                       FIRST TERM

1. Temperature scales: Conversion

2. Boyle's law 

3. Electronic configuration: Hund's rule etc

4. Radioactivity

5. Carbon and its compounds

6. Tin 

7. Reaction and balancing of chemical equation (III)


                 SECOND TERM

1. Charles' law

2. General gas equation

3.  Steel

4. Mole concept

5. Organic chemistry: Hydrocarbon

6. Reaction and balancing of chemical equation (IV)


                   THIRD TERM 

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