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Unit 1 Aquatic Ecosystems (topics 1-1 The Hydrosphere on Planet Earth, 1-2 Chemical Properties of Water, 1-3 Physical Properties of Water, 1-4 Aqueous Solutions and Their Properties, 1-5 Biological Importance of Water, 1-6 Biological Adaptations of Organisms in the Aquatic Environment, 1-7 Effect of Atmospheric Gases on Aquatic Environments, 1-8 Effect of Light and Solar Radiation, 1-9 Effect of Water Pressure on Living Organisms, 1-10 Ecological Balance and the Role of Humans); Unit 2 The Atmosphere (2-1 Components and Layers of the Atmosphere, 2-2 Chemical Reactions in the Atmosphere, 2-3 Physical Factors and Their Effect on the Atmosphere, 2-4 The Atmosphere and the Role of Science in Its Sustainability); Term 1 review
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Hydrosphere and the water cycle
Unit 1 Aquatic Ecosystems, opener and introduction; 1-1 The Hydrosphere on Planet Earth: four spheres, the share of salt, fresh and frozen water, the water cycle, transpiration and excretion
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Chemical properties of water
1-2 Chemical Properties of Water: the water molecule, polarity, hydrogen bonds and boiling point, water as a universal solvent (NaCl), ionic equilibrium, hydrolysis of salts, pH and its measurement
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Density and the 4 °C turning point
1-3 Physical Properties of Water (A): density, relative density, the hydrometer, what changes the density of ocean water, ocean currents, the 4 °C maximum density and why lakes freeze from the top
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Heat, specific heat and Q = mcΔt
1-3 Physical Properties of Water (B): heat and temperature, internal energy, the Kelvin scale, specific heat and Q = mcΔt with worked examples, sea breeze, latent heat of vaporisation, effects on marine organisms
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Solutions, osmosis and the kinds of cells
1-4 Properties of Aqueous Solutions: solution, solvent and solute, colligative properties (lower vapour pressure, higher boiling point, lower freezing point, osmosis and osmotic pressure); start of 1-5 Biological Importance of Water: water in cells, prokaryotes and eukaryotes, the four kingdoms
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Cells, metabolism and adaptations
1-5 Biological Importance of Water (rest): organelles, water and metabolism, enzymes; 1-6 Biological Adaptations of Organisms in the Aquatic Environment: structural, behavioural and physiological adaptations, osmotic adaptations
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Gases and light in water
1-7 Effect of Atmospheric Gases on Aquatic Environments: oxygen and carbon dioxide in water, solubility, acidification and calcification; 1-8 Effect of Light and Solar Radiation: spectrum, light zones, absorption, distribution of life
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Pressure in water and ecological balance
1-9 Effect of Water Pressure on Organisms: pressure inside a liquid, P = Pa + Pwater, swim bladders, skeletons, cell membranes; 1-10 Ecological Balance and the Role of Humans in Sustaining Aquatic Life
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The atmosphere: gases and layers
Unit 2 The Atmosphere, opener; 2-1 Components and Layers of the Atmosphere (A): gases of the air and their importance, troposphere, tropopause, stratosphere, the ozone layer, mesosphere and the start of the thermosphere
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Upper layers, escape velocity and ozone
2-1 Components and Layers (B): ionosphere, aurora, exosphere, escape velocity and Mercury; 2-2 Chemical Reactions in the Atmosphere: ultraviolet rays, ozone formation, ozone depletion and its effects, protection measures, ozone in the troposphere
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Temperature scales, heat transfer and air pressure
2-3 Physical Factors and Their Effect on the Atmosphere (A): heat and the three temperature scales, conduction, convection, radiation, living through freezing and heat, atmospheric pressure, standard pressure, isobars, the barometer, pressure and the body
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Blood pressure, wind, plant tissues and humidity
2-3 Physical Factors (B): blood pressure, wind and wind systems, wind speed and plant tissues, humidity, effects of humidity on people and living things, osmoregulation, the data-collection activities
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Global warming and air pollution
2-4 The Atmosphere and the Role of Science in Its Sustainability (A): global warming and the greenhouse effect, ways to reduce emissions, air pollutants (carbon monoxide, sulphur and nitrogen oxides), formation of acid rain
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Acid rain damage, scrubbers, monitoring and models
2-4 The Atmosphere and the Role of Science in Its Sustainability (B): effects of acid rain on plants, soil and buildings, scrubbers, monitoring by satellites and weather stations, climate models, forecasting and examples
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Term 1 review
Term 1 review (Units 1–2) and Darslab's own review tasks
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Hydrosphere and the water cycle
Week 1 · Unit 1 Aquatic Ecosystems, opener and introduction; 1-1 The Hydrosphere on Planet Earth: four spheres, the share of salt, fresh and frozen water, the water cycle, transpiration and excretion · 3 lessons
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