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Grade 11 Physical Sciences – Chemistry Term 3 Study Notes 2026. This 29-page English resource is designed for focused revision and examination preparation and is based on past examination papers, tests and typical assessment question patterns. It covers Quantitative Aspects of Chemical Change, Energy and Chemical Change, Acids and Bases, and Ideal Gases and Thermal Properties. Includes empirical and molecular formulae, mole calculations, limiting reagents, percentage purity and yield, Avogadro’s law, enthalpy and activation energy, catalysts, bond energies, Lowry-Brønsted acids and bases, titrations, standard solutions, indicators, Boyle’s Law, ideal and real gases, kinetic theory, graphs and worked exam-style questions to help Grade 11 Physical Sciences learners revise Term 3 Chemistry content in a clear and structured way.

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IMAGES: Canva and AI-generated images based on typical examination-style questions. .Eastern Cape Department of Education. 2023. Grade 11
Physical Sciences Paper 2: Chemistry, November 2023. Provincial Examination.Eastern Cape Department of Education. 2023. Grade 11 Physical
Sciences Paper 2: Chemistry Marking Guideline, November 2023. Provincial Examination.Gauteng Department of Education. 2023. Grade 11 Physical
Sciences: Chemistry Paper 2, November 2023. Provincial Examination.Gauteng Department of Education. 2023. Grade 11 Physical Sciences:
Chemistry Paper 2 Marking Guidelines, November 2023. Provincial Examination. SACAI. 2020. Grade 11 Physical Sciences Paper 2, November
Examination, Task 7.2




Important: These study notes are revised and updated annually to align with the CAPS
curriculum and current examination requirements. The content is based on past
examination papers, tests and typical assessment question patterns.

The content was adapted and structured for examination preparation purposes. AI tools
were used to assist with formatting, rephrasing and differentiation.
These notes are designed to help learners:
• Understand key concepts
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• Identify important themes and patterns in assessments
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Please note that these notes are compiled as a structured study aid for examination
preparation. They do not replace the prescribed textbook or classroom instruction.

Important: Learners can use the Term 3 notes for focused Term 3 preparation.
Where applicable, it is also recommended that learners revise Term 1 and Term 2
notes together with the Term 3 notes.
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Quantitative Aspects of Chemical Change ................................................................. 2
Energy and Chemical Change ................................................................................. 12
Acids and Bases .................................................................................................... 18
Ideal Gases and Thermal Properties ........................................................................ 22




Quantitative Aspects of Chemical Change
Aspirin is known by the chemical name acetylsalicylic acid. The empirical formula
of aspirin consists of 60,0% carbon and 4,44% hydrogen and oxygen. Gauteng Provincial
Examination, Grade 11 Physical Sciences P2, November 2023.


The term empirical formula.

The simplest ratio in which the elements of the compound are bonded to each other

Determine the empirical formula of aspirin.




If the molecular mass of aspirin is 180 g.mol-1, what is its molecular formula?


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The molar mass of hydrated sodium carbonate is found to be 268 g∙mol-1. The
formula of the hydrated sodium carbonate is Na2CO3.xH2O.

Calculate the number of moles of water (x) in the compound.




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1,56 g of calcium carbonate is heated as shown in diagram below. EC/NOVEMBER 2023




The calcium carbonate decomposes according to the balanced equation:



0,163 g of CO2 is produced during this decomposition.
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