Chemistry Solubility Song Project 2010

Welcome to this blog! :D

We are a group of students from 3B, Victoria School,

with our names and designations as follows:

Anurag Dalvi (4), Manager
Suresh Viswanath (30), Creative Director

Goh Jun Jie (6), Secretary & PR

Darren Tan (31), Webmaster

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through this blog,

we will be introducing ways to memorise the solubility table and some other important rules of chemistry without and huge chunks of texts, texts, texts. So get ready for a creative journey into learning chemistry! :)

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Scroll down to view the schedule; planning; and end product. :)

Meeting Schedule

Meeting 1

Venue: Victoria School

Date: 19th March 2010

Objectives: Creation of neumonics, song or poem, finalise

Meeting 2

Venue: Victoria School

Date: 23th March 2010

Objectives: Discussion and distribution of final bit of work

Planning

Darren's Mneumonics:

Under the Small SPAN of (Soluble SPAN)

Coloured Snow Or, Icy Icy Snow (CSOIIS)

A girl Presents boy's Handsome glasses, (AgPbHg)

Bats and Cats all Play basketball, (BaCaPb)

No ant Kills Cute animals. (NaKCa)

which also means

Small SPAN = Soluble SodiumPottasiumAmmoniumNitrates

CSOIIS = Chlorine Sulphate Os, Insoluble Insoluble Soluble

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(Coloured) Chloride - Ag, Pb, Hg - Soluble (Icy)

(Snow) Sulphate - Ba, Ca, Pb - Insoluble (Icy)

(Or) O/OH - Na, K, Ca - Insoluble (Snow)

want to make a song from it? :D

End Product

End Product:
Our group's end product will be a modification of Darren's mneumonics so that it would be easier to remember.
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Final Mneumonics:
When everyone NAPS on (NaNHKNO)
Coloured Snow Or, Icy Icy Snow (CSOIIS)
A girl places beautiful Handsome glasses, (AgPbHg)
Birds and Cats all Play basketball, (BaCaPb)
No ant Keeps CAkes. (NaKCa)

which also means
NAPS = Soluble NitratesAmmoniumPotassiumSodium
CSOIIS = Chlorine Sulphate Oxi's, Insoluble Insoluble Soluble
=
(Coloured) Chloride - Ag, Pb, Hg - Insoluble (Icy)
(Snow) Sulphate - Ba, Ca, Pb - Insoluble (Icy)
(Or) O/OH - Na, K, Ca - Soluble (Snow)



as pictures are easier to remember than text, we have a picture to illustrate everything in the mneumonics.