KMID : 1059520180620040279
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Journal of the Korean Chemical Society 2018 Volume.62 No. 4 p.279 ~ p.287
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Analysis of Explanations and Examples of the Bronsted-Lowry Model Presented in Chemistry Textbooks Developed by 2009 Revised Curriculum
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Choi Hee
Park Chul-Yong Kim Sung-Ki Paik Seoung-Hey
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Abstract
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In this study, we analyzed the explanations and examples of Br©ªnsted-Lowry model in Chemistry I and Chemistry II textbooks of the 2009 revised curriculum. In particular, the definition of the Br©ªnsted-Lowry model, the examples, and the content of experiments were analyzed by the process perspective of chemical equilibrium, emergent process. The analyzed textbooks were 4 kinds of Chemistry I textbooks and 4 kinds of Chemistry II textbooks in 2009 revision curriculum. As a result, Chemical I textbooks did not adequately show the chemical equilibrium viewpoint when explaining the Br©ªnsted- Lowry model. In the Chemistry II textbooks, the examples of Br©ªnsted-Lowry model were not present emergent process viewpoint, and those were described as sequential viewpoint of Arrhenius model. In addition, examples of experiments to demonstrate the Br©ªnsted-Lowry model of Chemistry II textbooks were insufficient. The experimental examples related to the definition of acid bases were at the level of classification by the color change of indicators. The experimental examples for explaining the strength of acid and base were to compare current intensity or amount of hydrogen gas generated from the reaction with metal. In addition, all textbooks presented the state of aqueous solution when describing the Br©ªnsted-Lowry model, causing problems with differentiation from the Arrhenius model. Therefore, it is necessary to develop examples of experiments to help students understand Br©ªnsted-Lowry model by presenting acid and base reaction in the non-aqueous solution state.
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KEYWORD
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Chemistry textbook, Bronsted-Lowry model, Process veiwpoint, Emergent process
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