COHESIVE CHEMISTRY
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    • How to use these resources
    • List of resources
    • Helpful external resources
  • Topics
    • Course structure
    • Measurement and Uncertainty
    • Structure 1 - Models of the particulate nature of matter
    • Structure 2 - Models of bonding and structure
    • Structure 3 - Classification of matter
    • Reactivity 1 - What drives chemical reactions?
    • Reactivity 2 - How much, how far, how fast?
    • Reactivity 3 - What are the mechanism of chemical change?
    • Internal assessment >
      • Official IA resources
      • IA practice A: The density of water
      • IA practice B: Empirical formula of hydrated copper(II) sulfate
      • IA practice C: Standard solutions and titrations
      • IA practice D: Enthalpy change of combustion
      • IA practice E: Full IA
    • Core concepts
    • Revision
  • Newsletter
  • Podcast

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What is Cohesive Chemistry?

Cohesive Chemistry is a digital resource platform for teachers of the IB Diploma Chemistry programme (first assessment 2025). The resources are free to use, adapt and share. 

The goal of these resources is to provide a clear, consistent and concise framework for delivering the course with an emphasis on doing the basics better. This includes:
  • Logical learning sequences through each subtopic.
  • Start points and cues for teacher explanations.
  • Opportunities to develop student conceptual models.
  • Embedded retrieval practice.
  • Practical/demo ideas and request forms.
  • Guidance and templates for the internal assessment.
  • NOS and TOK activities.
  • Podcast conversations with some of the big names in IB Chemistry.

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Who makes the resources?

Created by: Ollie Canning - IB Chemistry and TOK Coordinator at TASIS England. 

​Contributors:
  • Lauren Evans - IB Chemistry teacher at the International School of Islamabad.

Contact

It's genuinely helpful to hear from people (particularly if you spot any issues). Feel free to reach out to [email protected] with queries, errors or suggestions for improvements.
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  • Home
    • How to use these resources
    • List of resources
    • Helpful external resources
  • Topics
    • Course structure
    • Measurement and Uncertainty
    • Structure 1 - Models of the particulate nature of matter
    • Structure 2 - Models of bonding and structure
    • Structure 3 - Classification of matter
    • Reactivity 1 - What drives chemical reactions?
    • Reactivity 2 - How much, how far, how fast?
    • Reactivity 3 - What are the mechanism of chemical change?
    • Internal assessment >
      • Official IA resources
      • IA practice A: The density of water
      • IA practice B: Empirical formula of hydrated copper(II) sulfate
      • IA practice C: Standard solutions and titrations
      • IA practice D: Enthalpy change of combustion
      • IA practice E: Full IA
    • Core concepts
    • Revision
  • Newsletter
  • Podcast