Chinese Journal of Chemical Education
 Author Center
Register
   Password?
Peer Review  Editor Work Office Work  Editor-in-chief  
 
Search Advanced
  Archive
Announcement More>>   
Meeting
Links
· www.cast.org.cn
· www.chemsoc.org.cn
· www.bnu.edu.cn
Advertising
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education  
  Chinese Journal of Chemical Education--2020, 41 (1)   Published: 02 January 2020
Select | Export to EndNote

Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 0-.
Full Text: PDF (458KB) ( 13 )
Show Abstract ( 121 )

Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 1-1.
Full Text: PDF (901KB) ( 37 )
Show Abstract ( 117 )

Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 105-.
Full Text: PDF (0KB) ( 12 )
Show Abstract ( 59 )

Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 112-112.
Full Text: PDF (838KB) ( 52 )
Show Abstract ( 44 )

Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 113-113.
Full Text: PDF (824KB) ( 42 )
Show Abstract ( 45 )
Chemistry-Life-Society

Chemistry Inquiry Learning in Informal Environment: Museum

WANG Xiao-Dong, GENG Yi, WANG Wei-Qun
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 2-5. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018100144
Full Text: PDF (1458KB) ( 56 )
Show Abstract ( 133 )
Based on task-driven learning theory, students’ chemistry inquiry learning task sheet were made according to the metal exhibits at Suzhou Museum. There were three thematic tasks consist of “Searching for Metal Exhibits” “Secrets of Metal Manufacturing” and “Protection of Metal Exhibits”. Students’ learning chemistry used this sheet in Museum were more interesting in exploration, more careful in observation, more in-depth in speculation and more actively in learning.
Curriculum-Teaching Materials-Assessment

Comparative Study on Contexts of Exercises for Principle of Chemical Reaction in Chinese and American Chemistry Textbooks

YIN Wan-Yun, YAN Chun-Geng, FAN Hong, ZHANG Ying, ZHOU Qing
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 6-9. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018080014
Full Text: PDF (965KB) ( 58 )
Show Abstract ( 173 )

Taking the content of the principle of chemical reaction as an example,this paper makes a comparative study on the context setting of high school chemistry textbooks of China and American,and finds that there are significant differences between the two in the topic distribution and proportion of situation exercises,the source distribution of situation materials,and the degree of problem and situation integration.

Comparative Study on Teaching Attributes of “Atomic Structure” in Grade 9 Chemistry/Science Textbooks of China and Canada

TAO Jie, LIU Xiong, LI Yuan-Rong, LIU Xiao-Si
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 10-14. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018110110
Full Text: PDF (1403KB) ( 59 )
Show Abstract ( 87 )

Selected “atomic structure” in grade nine textbooks, which are PEP Edition and Nelson Science Perspectives 9, as research subject. A text analysis was made to make comparisons between the two textbooks from the angles of goal guidance, process guidance and evaluation guidance.The results show that the Nelson Science Perspectives 9 textbook is Higher literacy than the PEP Edition on the teaching methods.Based on this,conducted in-depth of teaching attributes about Chemistry Textbooks.

Excellent Lesson

Understand the Use Value of Coordination Compounds in Micro-Project Teaching of “Inspection of Iron Element Valence in Iron Tablets”

SHE Ping-Ping, AN De-Cheng, WEI Rui
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 15-18. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2019040035
Full Text: PDF (1198KB) ( 415 )
Show Abstract ( 125 )

Coordination compounds and coordination bonds are important knowledge of the high school chemical selectivity compulsory course “Material Structure and Properties”. This lesson adopted the “project-based teaching” method. In the process of a series of chemical experiments of inspection of iron element valence in iron tablets, the students reviewed the formation of coordination bonds and coordination compounds. It helped establishing the concept and affecting factors of coordination equilibrium. Then students realized the use value of coordination compounds. The students improved the understanding of coordination bonds and coordination compounds.

Interdisciplinary Project Teaching Cases:Magic Sand

ZHOU Yu-Zhi
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 19-23. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2019040006
Full Text: PDF (919KB) ( 257 )
Show Abstract ( 95 )
Using Hydrophobic sand as material, a project teaching case suitable for the high school elective course “Developing Chemistry Discipline” is developed in this paper. It is also suitable for science practice activity course of junior high school. The project guides students to understand matter and its changing law in a broader discipline context and helps students broaden their vision and thinking. The project helps students developing key competencies of “macro-identification and micro-analysis” “scientific inquiry and innovation consciousness” “scientific attitude and social responsibility”.

Teaching of “Properties of Sodium Carbonate and Sodium Bicarbonate” Based on POE Teaching Strategy and Comparative Thinking

SUN Yu-Hong, GENG Ya-Ping
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 24-29. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2019030185
Full Text: PDF (2497KB) ( 70 )
Show Abstract ( 115 )

POE teaching strategy was used to organize teaching, and the natures of sodium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate were studied with comparative thinking method. Multiple experiments were designed to compare the structures and properties of sodium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate, so as to help learners learn the general steps of comparative thinking and chemical scientific research.

Teaching Research

Cognitive Cause Analysis and Transformation Strategy of the Alternative Framework of “Atomic Structure” in High School Students

SHI Guan-Xue, LU Shan-Shan, BI Hua-Lin
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 30-35. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2019010014
Full Text: PDF (1066KB) ( 92 )
Show Abstract ( 97 )
Content of material structure leads to a large number of alternative framework of students, which affects students’ learning and deep understanding of chemical concepts. This study focuses on the alternative framework of “atomic structure” of high school students. By integrating relevant research results at home and abroad, this paper analyzes the causes of alternative framework from the perspective of thinking, and puts forward teaching strategies to change students’ alternative framework and promote conceptual understanding.

Using “Explicit-Reflective” Approach to Teach Nature of Science: A Case Study on the History of Atom Structure

LI Peng-Yuan, LIU Rui, ZHAO Ya-Jie, SHI Kai-Li
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 36-40. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018060054
Full Text: PDF (932KB) ( 145 )
Show Abstract ( 79 )
Nature of science (NOS) is an important objective for international science education, and it has attracted more and more attention. In teaching practice, however, teachers have not attained informed views of nature of science (NOS), and do not have the supports of NOS teaching. This study has discussed the contents of NOS for K-12 students and explained the characters of effective nature of science instruction. Using “the history of atom structure”, the purpose of this study is providing examples of effective nature of science instruction to teachers.

Disciplinary Competence Oriented Teaching Research of “Structure of Matter”

SUN Ze-Hao, HUANG Jin-Song, WANG Lei
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 41-49. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018080028
Full Text: PDF (1079KB) ( 54 )
Show Abstract ( 89 )

Based on the theoretical framework of chemistry subject proposed by WANG Lei, this study analyzes the theme of “structure of matter” and constructs the disciplinary competence model of “structure of matter” from the four dimensions of core knowledge, cognitive perspective, research object and ability factor. And analyzes the connotation of the disciplinary competence model of “structure of matter”, and delineates the students’ disciplinary competence when they study the theme of “structure of matter”, and then designs the “structure of matter” thematic teaching as a whole implementation of the program. Through the experimental teaching practice, the analysis of the development of the ability of the experimental class and the contrasting class before and after the two different teaching methods, it is confirmed that the teaching method of this research is more conducive to the development of the students’ academic abilities. Finally, this dissertation puts forward the disciplinary-oriented teaching mode of “structure of matter” and the implementation of effective strategies: (1) the overall systematic design of the unit, ability; (2) focusing on the practical application of tasks to solve the explicit output function and value of knowledge; (3) emphasis on core knowledge and understanding of the establishment of the perspective; (4) questioning, explicit understanding of students and cognitive thinking.

Teacher Education

Review of Foreign Science Teachers’ Pedagogical Content Knowledge for Teaching the Nature of Science

YU Song-Fa, DENG Feng, DENG Chao
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 50-55. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018040054
Full Text: PDF (948KB) ( 60 )
Show Abstract ( 92 )
This review synthesizes the studies on foreign science teachers’ NOS-PCK from the perspectives of its model, measurement, influencing factors and development. The results indicated that despite the consensus of NOS-PCK model, the definition of its components is not yet clear; these studies focus on examining the components and their relationships; the influencing factors need to be further explored; course training, teaching practice and literature reading are common ways to develop teachers’ NOS-PCK. Implications for chemistry teacher education are also discussed.
Investigation Report

Characteristics of WeChat Public Account in Chemistry

LI Xue, CAO Jian, XIAO Xiao-Ming
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 56-61. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018040107
Full Text: PDF (1255KB) ( 215 )
Show Abstract ( 112 )
In the concept of “Internet +”, WeChat and WeChat public account has become a new study platform. This article investigated the status of high school chemistry teachers using WeChat and WeChat public accounts to participate in chemistry teaching by questionnaire. This survey found that high school chemistry teachers took an optimistic attitude towards the classroom about the usage of WeChat public account. Besides, combining the content of WeChat public account, analyzed the feasibility and creativity. Based on this, this article introduced several suggestions and expectation on how to use WeChat public account to improve high school chemistry teaching.

Measurement of Chemical Multiple Representation Transformation Ability of Senior High School Students Based on SOLO Theory: Chemical Equilibrium as an Example

FENG Yao, MO Zun-Li
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 62-66. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018060135
Full Text: PDF (984KB) ( 90 )
Show Abstract ( 61 )
The topic of chemical equilibrium is used as research carrier, the SOLO classification evaluation theory is used to assign points to the students’ mind-switching process, and the paper-pencil test method is used to evaluate students’ ability to switch between multiple representations. According to the investigation results, this paper put forward corresponding suggestions, and provides reference for teachers’ teaching of chemical equilibrium and students’ improvement of core literacy.
Experiment Teaching and Teaching Aid Development

Promote Students’ Conceptual Recognition of Primary Battery by Hand-Held Digital Experiment: Comparison of Reaction Between Zinc-Copper-Dilute Sulfuric Acid Battery and Reaction of Zinc and Dilute Sulfuric Acid

CHEN Qiu-Ling, QIAN Yang-Yi, MAI Yu-Hua, QUAN Hua-Sheng, TANG Wen-Xiu
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 67-73. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018080121
Full Text: PDF (1497KB) ( 72 )
Show Abstract ( 95 )
According to the TQVC conceptual cognitive model, this paper investigated how to design hand-held digital experiment to promote students’ conceptual recognition of primary battery, taking the comparison of reaction between zinc-copper-dilute sulfuric acid battery and reaction of zinc and dilute sulfuric acid for example. The processes were followed: (1) The core concept connotation of primary battery was transformed into two measurable concept-related properties of temperature and current; (2) The temperature change and the current change of two reactions were explored by the temperature sensor and current sensor; (3) The experimental date, curves and the analysis of quadruple representation were used to obtain experimental results and evaluate the effectiveness of experimental design. The key of experimental design and the using of experimental evidence were discussed.

Learning Abstract Chemical Concepts Supported by Digital Experiments with Handheld Technology: Comparing the Intermolecular Forces of Butanol Isomers

LIN Dan-Ping, QIAN Yang-Yi, WANG Li-Xin, ZHANG Hui-Min, LI Qi-Lin
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 74-78. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018090008
Full Text: PDF (1421KB) ( 72 )
Show Abstract ( 71 )
This paper designed a handheld technology digital experiment based on TQVC concept cognitive model, compared the intermolecular forces of butanol isomers, and applied the theory of “Tetra-Representation” to explain and analyze the experimental results. It was found that the larger the steric hindrance, the smaller the intermolecular forces; the intermolecular forces of an isomer mixture were less than those of any component.

Promote Students’ Learning of Complexes by Hand-Held Technology Digital Experiment: Formation and Destruction of Copper-Ammonia Complexes

LI Qi-Lin, QIAN Yang-Yi, ZHANG Hui-Min, TANG Wen-Xiu, LIN Dan-Ping
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 79-88. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018090036
Full Text: PDF (2285KB) ( 72 )
Show Abstract ( 75 )

Starting from the issues existing in the teaching of complexes concept, this study explored the formation and destruction of copper-ammonia complexes by using the pH sensor and conductivity sensor of hand-held technology based on the TQVC conceptual cognitive model. Firstly, the copper sulfate solution was titrated with ammonia water, and then the copper-ammonia complex solution was titrated with sulfuric acid. At the same time, the pH and conductivity change curves of the reaction process were obtained. According to the Tetra-Representation model, the reaction process was analyzed from four angles: macroscopic, microscopic, symbol and curves. It revealed the essence of reaction and realized the effective construction of complex concept in multidimensional degree.

Discussion and Thinking of Questions

Suggestions on Significant Figures Teaching of High School Chemistry

HUANG Jian-Fang
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 89-92. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018060005
Full Text: PDF (940KB) ( 47 )
Show Abstract ( 73 )
This paper revealed the weakness of high school chemistry significant figures teaching through a teaching case, emphasized that objective, correct, and proper use of significant figures was one of the basic qualities necessary for all chemistry practitioners. Besides, this paper discussed the phenomena and reasons for students’ non-standard recording and processing of data, and then put forward some improvement measures.

Analysis of Anomeric Effect in the Teaching of Carbohydrates

YAO Yuan, SHI Xiao-Qian, YANG Xu-Dong
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 93-98. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2019050159
Full Text: PDF (1393KB) ( 272 )
Show Abstract ( 70 )
In the view of anomeric effect, this article explains how the difference of αglycosidic and βglycosidic bonds leads to discrepancy in the glucose structural units of starch and cellulose. It further analyzes the relative stability of αanomeric and βanomeric anomers, as well as the difficulty in acid hydrolysis of starch and cellulose, and reveals the exquisite way of food chains in the nature.
Domestic and Overseas Trends

Comparison of Interdisciplinary Research Mode Between Chinese and British    Chemical Education: Based on Content Analysis of Four Chemical Education Journals

LU Meng-Jun, WANG Shi-Cun
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 99-105. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018100045
Full Text: PDF (1247KB) ( 121 )
Show Abstract ( 72 )
This paper selected four major journals in the chemical education category of Chinese and British to compare the models used in the 91 academic papers on interdisciplinary research published in the 21th century. The analysis results showed that, in general, there were significant differences between China and Britain in interdisciplinary studies in chemical education, and it was embodied in the pattern of its research object, the pattern of scientific subject and the pattern of discipline paradigm, as well as the development trend of each pattern.
Chemistry Olympiad

Analysis of Crystal Structure Questions in the 29th-31st Chemistry Olympiad Competition

LIU Cai-Ting, ZHENG Xing
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2020, 41 (1): 106-111. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2018110092
Full Text: PDF (1843KB) ( 83 )
Show Abstract ( 100 )
This paper discussed crystal structure questions in the 29th - 31st Chemistry Olympiad Competition from the perspective of basic knowledge, and analyzed the thinking of proposition and the strategy of solving problems. This paper expanded the research background and related knowledge of crystal structure test questions, guided the reader to understand the scientific thought behind the test questions and feel the fun of chemistry learning, and discussed the future prospects of this kind of test questions in Chemistry Olympiad Competition, and served as references for the relevant instructors and students.
Copyright © Chinese Journal of Chemical Education
TEL: 86-010-58807875 E-mail:hxjy-jce@263.net