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SYLLABUS
Name of School : SMAN 1 Perbaungan
School Address : Jalan HT Rizal Nurdin Perbaungan
Subject : Kimia
Class / Semester : XI/1
Main Subject : Hydrocarbons Compounds and Petroleum
Time Allocation : 12 Meeting
Core Competencies
CC 1: Living and practice the teachings of their religion
CC 2: Living and practicing honest behavior, discipline, responsibility, caring (mutual assistance, cooperation, tolerance,
peace), polite, responsive and proactive, and demonstrate behaviors as part of the solution to various problems in
interacting effectively with the social environment and nature and the place itself as a reflection of the nation in the
association world.
CC 3: Understand, implement, and analyze factual knowledge, conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive based on
curiosity about science, technology, arts, culture, and humanities with an insight into humanity, national, state, and
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civilization-related causes of phenomena and events, and applying procedural knowledge in a specific field of study
according to their talents and interests to solve the problem.
CC 4: Rework, reasoning, and menyaji in the realm of the concrete and abstract domains associated with the development
of learned in school independently, to act effectively and creatively, and be able to use the method according to the rules of
science.
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1.1
.
Recognizing the
regularity of
hydrocarbon properties,
thermochemical,
reaction rates, chemical
equilibrium, solutions
and colloids as a
manifestation of the
greatness of Almighty
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and
behavior
observations
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God and the knowledge
of the existence of the
order as a result of
human creative thinking
that truth is tentative.
1.2
.
Grateful for Indonesian
natural resources such as
petroleum, coal and
natural gas as well as
various other mineral as
the grace of God
Almighty and can be
used for the welfare of
the people of Indonesia.
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and
behavior
observations
2.1 Demonstrate scientific Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and
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. behavior (having
curiosity, discipline,
honest, objective, open,
able to distinguish fact
and opinion, tenacious,
thorough, responsible,
critical, creative,
innovative, democratic,
communicative) in
designing and
conducting experiments
and discussions are
embodied in everyday
attitudes.
behavior
observations
2.2 Shows the behavior of Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and
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. cooperative, polite,
tolerant, peace-loving
and caring environment
and saving in the use of
natural resources.
behavior
observations
2.3
.
Shows the behavior of
responsive and pro-
active as well as wise as
a manifestation of the
ability to solve problems
and make decisions
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and
behavior
observations
3.1
.
Analyze the structure
and properties of
hydrocarbon based
understanding of the
Hydrocarbon
compounds
Hydrocar
bon
Observing
Observe a demonstration of the
combustion of hydrocarbons, such as
burning plastic.
Task
Creating
presentation
materials of
12
Meeting
Chemistry
text book
of class XI
by Unggul
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peculiarities of carbon
and its compounds
classification.
compoun
ds (C
and H
atoms
Identific
ation)
The
specificit
y of
carbon
atoms.
Atomic
C
primary,
secondar
Questioning
Asking questions related to observations
of hydrocarbons, for example:
- Why so many hydrocarbon compounds
found in nature?
- How to classify hydrocarbons?
- How should I name hydrocarbons?
- What compounds formed in the
combustion reaction of hydrocarbons?
Eksperimenting
Analyzing the compounds that occur in
the combustion of hydrocarbons, based on
observations
Analyze the peculiarities of carbon atoms
Analyze types based on the number of C
petroleum,
alternative
fuels other
than
petroleum
and natural
gas in the
working
group and
presented.
Observation
Observing
scientific
attitude in
conducting
Sudarmo,
page 2-53,
Erlangga
Worksheet
Molymo
Various
sources of
oil and gas
3.2
.
Understanding the
formation and
separation techniques
fractions of petroleum as
well as usefulness.
3.3
.
Evaluating the impact of
the combustion of
hydrocarbons to the
environment and health,
and how to overcome
them
4.1 Process and analyze the
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. structure and properties
of hydrocarbon based
understanding of the
peculiarities of the
carbon and its
compounds
classification.
y,
tertiary,
and
quaternar
y.
The
structure
of
alkanes,
alkenes,
and
alkynes
Isomers
Physical
propertie
atoms bonded C atoms of the chain of
carbon atoms (C atoms of primary,
secondary, tertiary, and quaternary)
Determine the general formula of alkanes,
alkenes, and alkynes based on analysis of
the formula structure.
Discuss the IUPAC rules for naming
compounds of alkanes, alkenes, and
alkynes
Discuss the definition of isomers (isomers
order, position, function, geometry)
Predicting isomers of hydrocarbons.
Analyze the reaction of hydrocarbons
Associating
Connect the structural formula of alkanes,
experiments
and
presentation
with the
observation
sheet
Portfolio
Concept
maps
alkanes,
alkenes, and
alkynes
Report the
results
Discussions
4.2
.
Presenting the results of
an understanding of the
formation and
separation techniques
fractions of petroleum
and its usage.
4.3
.
Presenting the results of
the evaluation of the
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impact of burning
hydrocarbons to the
environment and health
as well as efforts to
overcome.
s of
alkanes,
alkenes
and
alkynes
The
reaction
of
hydrocar
bons
alkenes, and alkynes with physical
properties
Practice makes isomeric hydrocarbons
Practice writing down reactions of
hydrocarbons
Communicating
Communicate the results of the discussion
or summary of learning by oral or written,
using correct grammar.
Observing
Digging information by reading / hearing /
listening about the formation of petroleum
and natural gas, the main constituent
components of petroleum, petroleum
fractions, quality of gasoline, fuel burn
on
alternative
energy
Presentation
materials
Written Test:
The
specificity
of carbon
atoms.
Atomic C
primary,
secondary,
tertiary,
and
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Petroleum
impact on the environment and health as
well as efforts to overcome
Questioning
Asking questions relating to how the
formation of petroleum and natural gas,
means separation (petroleum fractions),
how to improve the quality of gasoline,
what is the impact of fuel combustion on
the environment, health and efforts to
overcome it and to find alternative fuels
other than petroleum and of natural gas.
Eksperimenting
Gather information about the process of
fractional distillation
Gather information about the effects of
quaternary.
Structure
akana,
alkenes,
and
alkynes as
well as
according
to the
IUPAC
nomenclatu
re
Isomers
Physical
properties
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Petroleu
m
fraction
Quality
of petrol
The
impact
of fuel
combusti
on and
how to
overcom
e them.
Hydrocar
bon
burning fuel on the environment, health
and efforts to overcome it and to find
alternative fuels other than petroleum and
natural gas.
Associating
Analyze the process of fractional
distillation to conclude basic and
petroleum engineering separation into
fractions.
Distinguish the quality of gasoline by
octane number.
Summing up the impact of the burning of
hydrocarbons to the environment and
health, and how to overcome them.
Applying the idea of alternative fuels
of alkanes,
alkenes,
and
alkynes
Understand
ing of the
reaction of
carbon
Evaluate
the impact
of burning
fossil fuels
and natural
gas.
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compoun
ds in
everyday
life.
other than petroleum and natural gas
Communicating
Presented the results of the group work
using proper grammar.
Perbaungan, November 2014
Knowing,
Vice Principal 1, Supervisor Teacher Teacher Candidate
Drs. Joner Simbolon Elyda R Pangaribuan, S.Pd Dessy Ratna Sari
NIP. 196410061992031007 NIP. 196807291994122001 ID. 4113131013
SYLLABUS
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Name of School : SMAN 1 Perbaungan
School Address : Jalan HT Rizal Nurdin Perbaungan
Subject : Kimia
Class / Semester : XI/1
Main Subject : Thermochemistry
Time Allocation : 12 Meeting
Core Competencies
CC 1: Living and practice the teachings of their religion
CC 2: Living and practicing honest behavior, discipline, responsibility, caring (mutual assistance, cooperation, tolerance,
peace), polite, responsive and proactive, and demonstrate behaviors as part of the solution to various problems in
interacting effectively with the social environment and nature and the place itself as a reflection of the nation in the
association world.
CC 3: Understand, implement, and analyze factual knowledge, conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive based on
curiosity about science, technology, arts, culture, and humanities with an insight into humanity, national, state, and
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civilization-related causes of phenomena and events, and applying procedural knowledge in a specific field of study
according to their talents and interests to solve the problem.
CC 4: Rework, reasoning, and menyaji in the realm of the concrete and abstract domains associated with the development
of learned in school independently, to act effectively and creatively, and be able to use the method according to the rules of
science.
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1.1. Recognizing the
regularity of hydrocarbon
properties,
thermochemical, reaction
rates, chemical
equilibrium, solutions and
colloids as a
manifestation of the
greatness of Almighty
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
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God and the knowledge of
the existence of the order
as a result of human
creative thinking that
truth is tentative.
1.2. Grateful for Indonesian
natural resources such as
petroleum, coal and
natural gas as well as
various other mineral as
the grace of God
Almighty and can be used
for the welfare of the
people of Indonesia.
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
2.1. Demonstrate scientific Integrated in all of the learning Attitude and
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behavior (having
curiosity, discipline,
honest, objective, open,
able to distinguish fact
and opinion, tenacious,
thorough, responsible,
critical, creative,
innovative, democratic,
communicative) in
designing and conducting
experiments and
discussions are embodied
in everyday attitudes.
process. behavior
observations
2.2. Shows the behavior of
cooperative, polite,
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
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tolerant, peace-loving and
caring environment and
saving in the use of
natural resources.
observations
2.3. Shows the behavior of
responsive and pro-active
as well as wise as a
manifestation of the
ability to solve problems
and make decisions
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
3.4. Membedakan reaksi
eksoterm dan reaksi
endoterm berdasarkan
hasil percobaan dan
diagram tingkat energi
Termochemistry
Exothermic and
Endothermic
Reaction
Entalphy
Observing
Reviewing the literature about
the system and the environment
Observing the exothermic and
endothermic reactions
Task
Designing
experiments
exothermic
reaction,
12 Meeting - Chemistry
text book
of class XI
by Unggul
Sudarmo,,
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Reaction
Changing
- Calorimetry
- Hess Law
- Energy
Bonding
Reviewing the literature on
changes in standard enthalpy of
formation.
Questioning
Asking questions related to the
exothermic and endothermic
reactions in everyday life,
How to determine the enthalpy
change for reaction
Why is the government
converting kerosene to LPG?
Experimenting
Discuss the definition of the
system and the environment
Discuss the kinds of changes in
endothermic
reaction and to
link it with the
events of the day
Design an
experiment to
determine the
enthalpy change
of the calorimeter
and relate it to
everyday events
Designing
experimental
determination of
the heat of
page. 54-
93,
Erlangga
- Worksheet
- Another
Source
3.5. Menentukan H reaksi
berdasarkan hukum Hess,
data perubahan entalpi
pembentukan standar, dan
data energi ikatan
4.4. Merancang, melakukan,
menyimpulkan serta
menyajikan hasil
percobaan reaksi
eksoterm dan reaksi
endoterm.
4.5. Merancang, melakukan,
dan menyimpulkan serta
menyajikan hasil
percobaan penentuan H
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suatu reaksi. enthalpy
Design and conduct
experiments:
- Exothermic reaction and
endothermic reaction
- Determination of enthalpy
change with Calorimeter
- Determination of the Heat of
Combustion of Fuel
Observe and record the results of
experiments
Associating
Analyzing data to create charts
and diagrams cycle energy levels
Process the data to determine the
combustion of fuel
Observation
Scientific attitude
in conducting
experiments and
presentations,
such as: see scale
volume and
temperature, using
a pipette, how to
weigh, active,
cooperative,
communicative,
and environmental
care, etc.)
4.15. Mengajukan ide/gagasan
untuk memodifikasi
pembuatan koloid
berdasarkan pengalaman
membuat beberapa jenis
koloid
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price of the enthalpy change
(principle Black)
Comparing the enthalpy change
for the complete combustion of
the incomplete combustion
through calculation
Connecting the reaction enthalpy
change with the bond energy
Calculate the enthalpy change of
law Hess and energy bonding.
Communicating
Report the results of experiments
using proper grammar.
Presented the results of
experiments using proper
Portfolio
Experiment
Report
Essay Written Test
Understanding of
exothermic
reactions and
endothermic
reaction.
Creating a cycle
diagram and the
energy level
diagram based on
data
Determine the
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grammar. change in enthalpy
(H) reaction.
Perbaungan, November 2014
Knowing,
Vice Principal 1, Supervisor Teacher Teacher Candidate
Drs. Joner Simbolon Elyda R Pangaribuan, S.Pd Dessy Ratna Sari
NIP. 196410061992031007 NIP. 196807291994122001 ID. 4113131013
SYLLABUS
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Name of School : SMAN 1 Perbaungan
School Address : Jalan HT Rizal Nurdin Perbaungan
Subject : Kimia
Class / Semester : XI/1
Main Subject : Rate of Reaction
Time Allocation : 12 Meeting
Core Competencies
CC 1: Living and practice the teachings of their religion
CC 2: Living and practicing honest behavior, discipline, responsibility, caring (mutual assistance, cooperation, tolerance,
peace), polite, responsive and proactive, and demonstrate behaviors as part of the solution to various problems in
interacting effectively with the social environment and nature and the place itself as a reflection of the nation in the
association world.
CC 3: Understand, implement, and analyze factual knowledge, conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive based on
curiosity about science, technology, arts, culture, and humanities with an insight into humanity, national, state, and
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civilization-related causes of phenomena and events, and applying procedural knowledge in a specific field of study
according to their talents and interests to solve the problem.
CC 4: Rework, reasoning, and menyaji in the realm of the concrete and abstract domains associated with the development
of learned in school independently, to act effectively and creatively, and be able to use the method according to the rules of
science.
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1.1. Recognizing the
regularity of
hydrocarbon
properties,
thermochemical,
reaction rates,
chemical
equilibrium,
solutions and
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and behavior
observations
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colloids as a
manifestation of the
greatness of
Almighty God and
the knowledge of the
existence of the order
as a result of human
creative thinking that
truth is tentative.
1.2. Grateful for
Indonesian natural
resources such as
petroleum, coal and
natural gas as well as
various other mineral
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and behavior
observations
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as the grace of God
Almighty and can be
used for the welfare
of the people of
Indonesia.
2.1. Demonstrate
scientific behavior
(having curiosity,
discipline, honest,
objective, open, able
to distinguish fact
and opinion,
tenacious, thorough,
responsible, critical,
creative, innovative,
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and behavior
observations
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democratic,
communicative) in
designing and
conducting
experiments and
discussions are
embodied in
everyday attitudes.
2.2. Shows the behavior
of cooperative,
polite, tolerant,
peace-loving and
caring environment
and saving in the use
of natural resources.
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and behavior observations
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2.3. Shows the behavior
of responsive and
pro-active as well as
wise as a
manifestation of the
ability to solve
problems and make
decisions
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and behavior observations
3.6. Understanding the
theory of collision
(collision) to
describe chemical
reactions.
Rate of
Reaction
Collosion
Theory
Factors
affecting
Rate of
Observing
Search for information by reading / seeing /
observing runs very fast reaction and the
reaction is too slow, firecrackers example:
corrosion
Questioning
Ask questions related to the observation why
Task
Designing
experimental factors
that affect the rate
of reaction
Observasi
Scientific attitude in
12
Meeting
- Chemis
try text
book of
class
XI by
Unggul
Sudar
3.7. Analyzing the factors
that influence the
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rate of the reaction
and determine the
order of the reaction
is based on
experimental data.
Reaction
Order of
Reaction
and Rate of
Reaction
Equation
there is a slow reaction and rapid reaction
Experimenting
Discuss the definition of the reaction rate
Discuss the factors that affect the rate of
reaction
Design an experiment about the factors that
affect the rate of reaction (size, concentration,
temperature and catalyst) and present the
results to the same perception
Conduct experiments on the factors that affect
the rate of reaction.
Observe and record the experimental data
Associating
Process the data to graph the rate of reaction.
Process and analyze data from experimental
conducting
experiments and
presentations, for
example: see the
scale of volume and
temperature, using a
pipette, how to
weigh, active,
cooperative,
communicative,
responsible, and
caring environment,
etc.)
Portfolio
Experiment Report
mo,,
page.
94-129,
Erlang
ga
- Works
heet
- Anothe
r
Source
4.6. Presenting the results
of an understanding
of the theory of
collision (collision)
to describe chemical
reactions.
4.7. Designing,
conducting, and
conclude and present
experimental results
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the factors that affect
the rate of reaction
and the reaction
order
factors that affect the rate of reaction.
Process and analyze data from an experiment
to determine the order of the reaction and the
reaction rate equation
Summing up the role of a catalyst in the
chemical industry.
Communicating
Report the results of experiments using proper
grammar.
Presented the results of experiments using
proper grammar
Essay Written Test
Analyzing data
from experimental
factors that affect
the rate of reaction
Create charts based
on the data rate of
the reaction
Analyze
experimental data to
determine the order
of the reaction and
the reaction rate
equation
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Perbaungan, November 2014
Knowing,
Vice Principal 1, Supervisor Teacher Teacher Candidate
Drs. Joner Simbolon Elyda R Pangaribuan, S.Pd Dessy Ratna Sari
NIP. 196410061992031007 NIP. 196807291994122001 ID. 4113131013
SYLLABUS
Name of School : SMAN 1 Perbaungan
School Address : Jalan HT Rizal Nurdin Perbaungan
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Subject : Kimia
Class / Semester : XI/1
Main Subject : Chemical Equilibrium
Time Allocation : 16 Meeting
Core Competencies
CC 1: Living and practice the teachings of their religion
CC 2: Living and practicing honest behavior, discipline, responsibility, caring (mutual assistance, cooperation, tolerance,
peace), polite, responsive and proactive, and demonstrate behaviors as part of the solution to various problems in
interacting effectively with the social environment and nature and the place itself as a reflection of the nation in the
association world.
CC 3: Understand, implement, and analyze factual knowledge, conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive based on
curiosity about science, technology, arts, culture, and humanities with an insight into humanity, national, state, and
civilization-related causes of phenomena and events, and applying procedural knowledge in a specific field of study
according to their talents and interests to solve the problem.
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CC 4: Rework, reasoning, and menyaji in the realm of the concrete and abstract domains associated with the development
of learned in school independently, to act effectively and creatively, and be able to use the method according to the rules of
science.
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1.1. Recognizing the
regularity of hydrocarbon
properties,
thermochemical, reaction
rates, chemical
equilibrium, solutions and
colloids as a
manifestation of the
greatness of Almighty
God and the knowledge of
the existence of the order
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
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as a result of human
creative thinking that
truth is tentative.
1.2. Grateful for Indonesian
natural resources such as
petroleum, coal and
natural gas as well as
various other mineral as
the grace of God
Almighty and can be used
for the welfare of the
people of Indonesia.
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
2.1. Demonstrate scientific
behavior (having
curiosity, discipline,
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
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honest, objective, open,
able to distinguish fact
and opinion, tenacious,
thorough, responsible,
critical, creative,
innovative, democratic,
communicative) in
designing and conducting
experiments and
discussions are embodied
in everyday attitudes.
2.2. Shows the behavior of
cooperative, polite,
tolerant, peace-loving and
caring environment and
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
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saving in the use of
natural resources.
2.3. Shows the behavior of
responsive and pro-active
as well as wise as a
manifestation of the
ability to solve problems
and make decisions
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
3.8. Analyzing the factors that
influence the direction of
the equilibrium shift
applied in the industry
Chemical
Equilibrium
Dinamic
Equilibrium
Shift of
Direction
Equilibrium
Observing
Observing the way read / hear /
see from various sources on
chemical equilibrium, examples
demonstrate the reaction of lead
sulfate with potassium iodide to
form a yellow color after the
Attitude and
behavior
observations
16
Meeting
- Chemistr
y text
book of
class XI
by
Unggul
Sudarmo,
3.9. Determine the
quantitative relationship
between reactants with
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the reaction product of an
equilibrium reaction
Constant (Kc
and Kp)
addition of sodium sulfate re-
formed white precipitate.
Questioning
Asking the question why there is
a backlash (dynamic equilibrium
reaction)
What factors affect the
equilibrium shift?
Experimenting
Discuss the reactions that occur
based on the results of the
demonstration
Discuss the equilibrium reaction
and kinds of equilibrium
reaction
, page.
130-179,
Erlangga
- Workshee
t
- Another
Source
4.8. Designing, conducting,
and conclude and present
experimental results the
factors that influence the
shift towards equilibrium.
4.9. Solve problems related to
the quantitative
relationship between
reactants with the reaction
product of an equilibrium
reaction.
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Write the equilibrium equation
Design an experiment about the
factors that influence the shift
towards equilibrium and present
the results to the same
perception
Experimenting factors that shift
the direction of equilibrium
(concentration, volume, pressure
and temperature)
Observe and record the
experimental data
Associating
Process and analyze
experimental data on the factors
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that influence the direction of the
equilibrium shift
Applying the factors that shift
the equilibrium towards to
obtain optimal results in the
industry
Determine the composition of
the substance in equilibrium, the
degree of dissociation (α), the
equilibrium constant (Kc and
Kp) and the relationship Kc with
Kp
Communicating
Create reports and present
experiments using proper
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grammar.
Perbaungan, November 2014
Knowing,
Vice Principal 1, Supervisor Teacher Teacher Candidate
Drs. Joner Simbolon Elyda R Pangaribuan, S.Pd Dessy Ratna Sari
NIP. 196410061992031007 NIP. 196807291994122001 ID. 4113131013
SYLLABUS
Name of School : SMAN 1 Perbaungan
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School Address : Jalan HT Rizal Nurdin Perbaungan
Subject : Kimia
Class / Semester : XI/II
Main Subject : Acid and Base
Time Allocation : 24 Meeting
Core Competencies
CC 1: Living and practice the teachings of their religion
CC 2: Living and practicing honest behavior, discipline, responsibility, caring (mutual assistance, cooperation, tolerance,
peace), polite, responsive and proactive, and demonstrate behaviors as part of the solution to various problems in
interacting effectively with the social environment and nature and the place itself as a reflection of the nation in the
association world.
CC 3: Understand, implement, and analyze factual knowledge, conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive based on
curiosity about science, technology, arts, culture, and humanities with an insight into humanity, national, state, and
civilization-related causes of phenomena and events, and applying procedural knowledge in a specific field of study
according to their talents and interests to solve the problem.
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CC 4: Rework, reasoning, and menyaji in the realm of the concrete and abstract domains associated with the development
of learned in school independently, to act effectively and creatively, and be able to use the method according to the rules of
science.
BASIC COMPETENCEMAIN
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TIME
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ATION
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1.1. Recognizing the
regularity of hydrocarbon
properties,
thermochemical, reaction
rates, chemical
equilibrium, solutions and
colloids as a
manifestation of the
greatness of Almighty
God and the knowledge of
the existence of the order
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and behavior
observations
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as a result of human
creative thinking that
truth is tentative.
1.2. Grateful for Indonesian
natural resources such as
petroleum, coal and
natural gas as well as
various other mineral as
the grace of God
Almighty and can be used
for the welfare of the
people of Indonesia.
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and behavior
observations
2.1. Demonstrate scientific
behavior (having
curiosity, discipline,
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and behavior
observations
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honest, objective, open,
able to distinguish fact
and opinion, tenacious,
thorough, responsible,
critical, creative,
innovative, democratic,
communicative) in
designing and conducting
experiments and
discussions are embodied
in everyday attitudes.
2.2. Shows the behavior of
cooperative, polite,
tolerant, peace-loving and
caring environment and
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and behavior
observations
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saving in the use of
natural resources.
2.3. Shows the behavior of
responsive and pro-active
as well as wise as a
manifestation of the
ability to solve problems
and make decisions
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and behavior
observations
3.10. Analyze the nature of the
solution is based on the
concept of acid-base and /
or the pH of the solution
Acid and
Base
Acid and
Base
Concept
Developm
ent
Observing
Search for information by reading /
seeing / observing and conclude the
experimental data to understand the
theory of acids and bases, indicators
of natural and chemical indicators,
the pH (acid / weak base, acid /
Task
Designing experiments
identifying properties
of acids and bases
using natural indicators
Designing experiments
the strength of acids
24
Meeting
- Chemistry
text book
of class XI
by Unggul
Sudarmo,,
page 180-
231,
3.11. Determining the
concentration / acidic or
alkaline based on data
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from acid-base titration Indicator
pH of
weak acid,
weak
base, and
pH strong
acid and
base acid.
strong base)
Questioning
Are the materials around us that can
serve as an indicator?
What is the difference of a weak
acid with a strong acid and a weak
base with a strong base?
Associating
Summing up the concept of acids
and bases according to Arrhenius,
Bronsted Lowry and Lewis.
Process the data and summarize the
results of the experiment.
Predict the pH of the solution by
using several indicators.
and bases
Observation
Scientific attitude in
conducting
experiments and
presentations, for
example: see the scale
of the volume, using a
pipette, how to weigh,
active, cooperative,
communicative, and
environmental care,
etc.)
Portfolio
Experiment Report
Erlangga
- Worksheet
- Another
Source
4.10. Asking the idea / ideas
about the use of
appropriate indicators to
determine the acidity of
acid / base titration or
acid / base
4.11 Designing, conducting,
and concluding along
with presenting the results
of acid-base titration
experiments
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Summing up the differences weak
acid with a strong acid and a weak
base with a strong base
Calculate the pH of an acid solution
and base solution
Connecting a weak acid with a
strong acid and a weak base with a
strong base to obtain the degree of
ionization (α) or ionization constant
(Ka)
Communicating
Create reports and present
experiments using proper grammar.
Observing
Search for information from various
Essay Written Test
Understanding the
concept of acids and
bases
Calculate the pH of a
solution of acid / base
and a weak acid /
strong base
Analyze the strength of
acids and bases by
connecting with degree
of ionization (α) or
ionization constant
(Ka)
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sources on acid-base titration.
Questioning
How to choose the right indicator in
acid-base titration? When is
declared complete titration?
How to test the truth of the
concentration of a product, such as
kitchen vinegar 25%.?
Experimenting
Designing acid-base titration
experiments and present the results
of the design to make the perception
Predict indicator which can be used
for acid-base titration
Perform acid-base titration
Task
Designing the acid-
base titration
experiments
Creating curves /
graphs titration
Observation
Observe the scientific
attitude in conducting
experiments and
presentations, for
example: stringing
tools titration saw
volume scale, how to
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Titration
Acid and
base
titration
Acid and
base
titration
curve
experiments.
Observe and record the data from
the titration
Associating
Processing data experimental results
Determining the concentration of a
substance titrate or titrated
Determining the purity of a
substance
Analyze the titration curve and
determining the equivalent point by
endpoint
Communicating
Create a report and present acid-
base titration using proper grammar
fill the burette, using a
pipette, how to weigh,
active, cooperative,
communicative, and
environmental care,
etc.)
Portfolio
Titration Report
Titration Curve
Essay Written Test
determining the
concentration of a
substance titrate or
titrated
Analyze the titration
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Communicate that to determine the
purity of a substance can be made
by acid-base titration.
curve and determining
the equivalent point by
endpoint
Perbaungan, November 2014
Knowing,
Vice Principal 1, Supervisor Teacher Teacher Candidate
Drs. Joner Simbolon Elyda R Pangaribuan, S.Pd Dessy Ratna Sari
NIP. 196410061992031007 NIP. 196807291994122001 ID. 4113131013
SYLLABUS
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Name of School : SMAN 1 Perbaungan
School Address : Jalan HT Rizal Nurdin Perbaungan
Subject : Kimia
Class / Semester : XI/II
Main Subject : Hydrolysis
Time Allocation : 12 Meeting
Core Competencies
CC 1: Living and practice the teachings of their religion
CC 2: Living and practicing honest behavior, discipline, responsibility, caring (mutual assistance, cooperation, tolerance,
peace), polite, responsive and proactive, and demonstrate behaviors as part of the solution to various problems in
interacting effectively with the social environment and nature and the place itself as a reflection of the nation in the
association world.
CC 3: Understand, implement, and analyze factual knowledge, conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive based on
curiosity about science, technology, arts, culture, and humanities with an insight into humanity, national, state, and
civilization-related causes of phenomena and events, and applying procedural knowledge in a specific field of study
according to their talents and interests to solve the problem.
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CC 4: Rework, reasoning, and menyaji in the realm of the concrete and abstract domains associated with the development
of learned in school independently, to act effectively and creatively, and be able to use the method according to the rules of
science.
BASIC COMPETENCEMAIN
SUBJECTLEARNING VALUE
TIME
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CATI
ON
LEARNI
NG
SOURCE
1.1. Recognizing the
regularity of hydrocarbon
properties,
thermochemical, reaction
rates, chemical
equilibrium, solutions and
colloids as a
manifestation of the
greatness of Almighty
God and the knowledge of
Integrated in all of the learning process.. Attitude and behavior
observations
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the existence of the order
as a result of human
creative thinking that
truth is tentative.
1.2. Grateful for Indonesian
natural resources such as
petroleum, coal and
natural gas as well as
various other mineral as
the grace of God
Almighty and can be used
for the welfare of the
people of Indonesia.
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and behavior
observations
2.1. Demonstrate scientific Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and behavior
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behavior (having
curiosity, discipline,
honest, objective, open,
able to distinguish fact
and opinion, tenacious,
thorough, responsible,
critical, creative,
innovative, democratic,
communicative) in
designing and conducting
experiments and
discussions are embodied
in everyday attitudes.
observations
2.2. Shows the behavior of Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and behavior
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cooperative, polite,
tolerant, peace-loving and
caring environment and
saving in the use of
natural resources.
observations
2.3. Shows the behavior of
responsive and pro-active
as well as wise as a
manifestation of the
ability to solve problems
and make decisions
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and behavior
observations
3.12 Analyzing salts undergo
hydrolysis
Hydrolysis
Characteri
stics of
Observing
Search for information from various
sources on the hydrolysis of salts
Task
Design experiments
identifying pH grams
12
Meeti
ng
- Chemis
try text
book of 4.12. Designing, conducting,
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and conclude and present
experimental results to
determine the type of salt
is hydrolysed.
Salt
Hydrolysi
s
Hydrolysi
s Constant
(Kh)
pH of salt
hydrolysis
Questioning
Why there were salts acidic, basic and
neutral?
Experimenting
Design an experiment to identify the pH
of the salt and present it to the same
perception
Conduct an experiment to identify the
pH of the salt by using litmus paper or
universal indicator or pH meter
Observe and record the experimental
data
Associating
Process and analyze the data
Observation
Scientific attitude in
conducting experiments
and presentations, for
example: how to use
litmus paper, universal
indicator or pH meter;
activeness, cooperation,
communicative, and
environmental care, etc.)
Portfolio
Experiment Report
Essay Written Test
Analyze a graph of price
class
XI by
Unggul
Sudar
mo,,
page
232-
255,
Erlang
ga
- Works
heet
- Anothe
r
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observations
Summing properties hydrolyzed salt
Analyzing the chemical formula of salts
and predict its
Determine the graph of price changes of
pH on the acid-base titration to explain
the nature of the hydrolyzed salt
Determine the hydrolysis constant (Kh)
and the pH of the salt solution is
hydrolyzed by calculation
Communicating
Create reports and present trials salt
identification using proper grammar
changes of pH on the
acid-base titration to
explain the nature of the
hydrolyzed salt
Determining the
hydrolysis constant (Kh)
and the pH of the salt
solution is hydrolyzed by
calculation
Source
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Perbaungan, November 2014
Knowing,
Vice Principal 1, Supervisor Teacher Teacher Candidate
Drs. Joner Simbolon Elyda R Pangaribuan, S.Pd Dessy Ratna Sari
NIP. 196410061992031007 NIP. 196807291994122001 ID. 4113131013
SYLLABUS
Name of School : SMAN 1 Perbaungan
School Address : Jalan HT Rizal Nurdin Perbaungan
Subject : Kimia
Class / Semester : XI/II
Main Subject : Buffer Solution
Time Allocation : 12 Meeting
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Core Competencies
CC 1: Living and practice the teachings of their religion
CC 2: Living and practicing honest behavior, discipline, responsibility, caring (mutual assistance, cooperation, tolerance,
peace), polite, responsive and proactive, and demonstrate behaviors as part of the solution to various problems in
interacting effectively with the social environment and nature and the place itself as a reflection of the nation in the
association world.
CC 3: Understand, implement, and analyze factual knowledge, conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive based on
curiosity about science, technology, arts, culture, and humanities with an insight into humanity, national, state, and
civilization-related causes of phenomena and events, and applying procedural knowledge in a specific field of study
according to their talents and interests to solve the problem.
CC 4: Rework, reasoning, and menyaji in the realm of the concrete and abstract domains associated with the development
of learned in school independently, to act effectively and creatively, and be able to use the method according to the rules of
science.
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1.1. Recognizing the
regularity of hydrocarbon
properties,
thermochemical, reaction
rates, chemical
equilibrium, solutions and
colloids as a
manifestation of the
greatness of Almighty
God and the knowledge of
the existence of the order
as a result of human
creative thinking that
truth is tentative.
Integrated in all of the learning
process..
Attitude and
behavior
observations
1.2. Grateful for Indonesian Integrated in all of the learning Attitude and
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G
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natural resources such as
petroleum, coal and
natural gas as well as
various other mineral as
the grace of God
Almighty and can be used
for the welfare of the
people of Indonesia.
process. behavior
observations
2.1. Demonstrate scientific
behavior (having
curiosity, discipline,
honest, objective, open,
able to distinguish fact
and opinion, tenacious,
thorough, responsible,
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
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critical, creative,
innovative, democratic,
communicative) in
designing and conducting
experiments and
discussions are embodied
in everyday attitudes.
2.2. Shows the behavior of
cooperative, polite,
tolerant, peace-loving and
caring environment and
saving in the use of
natural resources.
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
2.3. Shows the behavior of
responsive and pro-active
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
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as well as wise as a
manifestation of the
ability to solve problems
and make decisions
observations
3.13
.
Analyzing the role of
buffer solution in the
living body
Buffer
Solution
Characteri
stics of
buffer
solution
pH of
buffer
solution
The role of
buffer
Observing
Search for information from various
sources about the buffer solution,
and the pH of the buffer solution
properties as well as its role in the
living body
Finding information about the
blood associated with its ability to
maintain the pH.
Questioning
How is the formation of a buffer
Task
Designing
experiments
buffer solution
Observation
Scientific
attitude in
conducting
experiments and
presentations,
for example:
12
Meeting
- Chemistr
y text
book of
class XI
by
Unggul
Sudarmo
,, page.
256-283,
Erlangga
- Workshe
4.13
.
Designing, conducting,
and concluding along
with presenting the
results of an experiment
to determine the nature
of the buffer solution
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solution in
the living
body
solution
Why is a pH buffer solution is
relatively unchanged with the
addition of a little acid or base?
Why is the blood pH is relatively
fixed?
Experimenting
Analyze the formation of a buffer
solution
Analyze the nature of the buffer
solution
Design an experiment to distinguish
who is a buffer solution or buffer
solution instead of using universal
how to use
litmus paper,
universal
indicator or pH
meter; see the
volume scale,
using a pipette,
active,
cooperative,
communicative,
and
environmental
care, etc.)
Portfolio
et
- Another
Source
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indicator or pH meter and present it
to the same perception
Designing experiments to
differentiate the nature of the
buffer solution or a solution that is
not a buffer with the addition of a
little acid or base or diluted and
presented the design to make the
perception
Experimenting,
Observe and record the observed
data
Associating
Process and analyze the data to
Experiment
Report
Essay Written
Tets
Analyze the data
to conclude that
the solution is a
buffer
Calculate the pH
of the buffer
solution
Analyze a graph
of price changes
of pH on the
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conclude that the solution is a
buffer
Determine the pH of the buffer
solution through the calculation
Determine the graph of price
changes of pH on the acid-base
titration to explain the nature of
the buffer solution
Communicating
Create reports and present
experiments using proper grammar
Communicate the nature of the
buffer solution and the benefits of
the buffer solution in the living
acid-base
titration to
explain the
nature of the
buffer solution
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body.
Perbaungan, November 2014
Knowing,
Vice Principal 1, Supervisor Teacher Teacher Candidate
Drs. Joner Simbolon Elyda R Pangaribuan, S.Pd Dessy Ratna Sari
NIP. 196410061992031007 NIP. 196807291994122001 ID. 4113131013
SYLLABUS
Name of School : SMAN 1 Perbaungan
School Address : Jalan HT Rizal Nurdin Perbaungan
Subject : Kimia
Class / Semester : XI/II
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Main Subject : Solubility and Solubility Product
Time Allocation : 16 Meeting
Core Competencies
CC 1: Living and practice the teachings of their religion
CC 2: Living and practicing honest behavior, discipline, responsibility, caring (mutual assistance, cooperation, tolerance,
peace), polite, responsive and proactive, and demonstrate behaviors as part of the solution to various problems in
interacting effectively with the social environment and nature and the place itself as a reflection of the nation in the
association world.
CC 3: Understand, implement, and analyze factual knowledge, conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive based on
curiosity about science, technology, arts, culture, and humanities with an insight into humanity, national, state, and
civilization-related causes of phenomena and events, and applying procedural knowledge in a specific field of study
according to their talents and interests to solve the problem.
CC 4: Rework, reasoning, and menyaji in the realm of the concrete and abstract domains associated with the development
of learned in school independently, to act effectively and creatively, and be able to use the method according to the rules of
science.
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1.1. Recognizing the
regularity of hydrocarbon
properties,
thermochemical, reaction
rates, chemical
equilibrium, solutions and
colloids as a
manifestation of the
greatness of Almighty
God and the knowledge of
the existence of the order
as a result of human
creative thinking that
truth is tentative.
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and
behavior
observations
1.2. Grateful for Indonesian Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and
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ATION
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natural resources such as
petroleum, coal and
natural gas as well as
various other mineral as
the grace of God
Almighty and can be used
for the welfare of the
people of Indonesia.
behavior
observations
2.1. Demonstrate scientific
behavior (having
curiosity, discipline,
honest, objective, open,
able to distinguish fact
and opinion, tenacious,
thorough, responsible,
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and
behavior
observations
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critical, creative,
innovative, democratic,
communicative) in
designing and conducting
experiments and
discussions are embodied
in everyday attitudes.
2.2. Shows the behavior of
cooperative, polite,
tolerant, peace-loving and
caring environment and
saving in the use of
natural resources.
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and
behavior
observations
2.3. Shows the behavior of
responsive and pro-active
Integrated in all of the learning process. Attitude and
behavior
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as well as wise as a
manifestation of the
ability to solve problems
and make decisions
observations
3.14. Predicting the formation
of deposits of a reaction
based on the principle of
solubility data and
solubility product (Ksp)
Solubility and
Solubility
Product
Solubility
and
Solubility
Product
Predict the
formation of
precipitates
The effect of
Observing
Search for information from various
sources to read / see / observe on the
solubility and solubility product as
well as predict the formation of
deposits and the effect of addition of
ions namesake
Questioning
How are the relationship between
solubility and solubility product?
Why is Limestone (CaCO3) soluble
Task
Designing
experiments
precipitation
reaction
Observation
Scientific
attitude in
conducting
experiments
and
16
Meeting
- Chemistry
text book
of class XI
by Unggul
Sudarmo,,
page. 284-
311,
Erlangga
- Workshee
t
- Another
4.14. Process and analyze
experimental data to
predict the formation of
precipitates
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the addition
of ionic
namesake
in water?
Experimenting
Discuss the equilibrium reaction in
solution
Discuss the formula equilibrium
constant (Ksp)
Designing experiments and solubility
of a substance present the results of
the design to make the perception
Experimenting solubility of a
substance
Observe and record the experimental
data
Associating
Conclude relationships solubility and
presentations,
for example:
see scale
volume and
temperature,
using a pipette,
how to weigh,
active,
cooperative,
communicativ
e,
responsibility,
and care for the
environment,
etc.)
Source
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solubility product
Summing namesake ion effect on
solubility.
Predict the solubility of a substance
Calculate the solubility and solubility
product
Process the data and summarize the
results of experiments
Communicating
Create reports and present
experiments using proper grammar.
Portfolio
Experiment
Report
Essay Written
Test
Calculate the
solubility and
solubility
product
Predict the
solubility of a
substance
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SYLLABUS
Name of School : SMAN 1 Perbaungan
School Address : Jalan HT Rizal Nurdin Perbaungan
Subject : Kimia
Class / Semester : XI/II
Main Subject : Colloid
Time Allocation : 16 Meeting
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Core Competencies
CC 1: Living and practice the teachings of their religion
CC 2: Living and practicing honest behavior, discipline, responsibility, caring (mutual assistance, cooperation, tolerance,
peace), polite, responsive and proactive, and demonstrate behaviors as part of the solution to various problems in
interacting effectively with the social environment and nature and the place itself as a reflection of the nation in the
association world.
CC 3: Understand, implement, and analyze factual knowledge, conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive based on
curiosity about science, technology, arts, culture, and humanities with an insight into humanity, national, state, and
civilization-related causes of phenomena and events, and applying procedural knowledge in a specific field of study
according to their talents and interests to solve the problem.
CC 4: Rework, reasoning, and menyaji in the realm of the concrete and abstract domains associated with the development
of learned in school independently, to act effectively and creatively, and be able to use the method according to the rules of
science.
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1.1. Recognizing the
regularity of hydrocarbon
properties,
thermochemical, reaction
rates, chemical
equilibrium, solutions and
colloids as a
manifestation of the
greatness of Almighty
God and the knowledge of
the existence of the order
as a result of human
creative thinking that
truth is tentative.
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
1.2. Grateful for Indonesian Integrated in all of the learning Attitude and
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natural resources such as
petroleum, coal and
natural gas as well as
various other mineral as
the grace of God
Almighty and can be used
for the welfare of the
people of Indonesia.
process. behavior
observations
2.1. Demonstrate scientific
behavior (having
curiosity, discipline,
honest, objective, open,
able to distinguish fact
and opinion, tenacious,
thorough, responsible,
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
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critical, creative,
innovative, democratic,
communicative) in
designing and conducting
experiments and
discussions are embodied
in everyday attitudes.
2.2. Shows the behavior of
cooperative, polite,
tolerant, peace-loving and
caring environment and
saving in the use of
natural resources.
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
observations
2.3. Shows the behavior of
responsive and pro-active
Integrated in all of the learning
process.
Attitude and
behavior
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as well as wise as a
manifestation of the
ability to solve problems
and make decisions
observations
3.15. Analyzing the role of
colloids in life by
properties
Colloid
Colloid System
Characteristics
of Colloid
Making
Colloud
The role of
colloid in daily
life
Observing
Finding information from a
variety of sources to read / heard
/ watched on colloidal systems,
properties of colloids, colloid-
making and the role of colloids
in daily life
Finding examples of colloids
present in everyday life.
Questioning
What is the role of colloids in the
Task
Create a concept
map of the
colloidal system,
properties of
colloids, colloid-
making and its
role in life.
Designing the
experiment of
making colloidal
12
Meeting
- Chemistr
y text
book of
class XI
by
Unggul
Sudarmo,
, page.
312-339,
Erlangga
- Workshee
4.15. Asking the idea / ideas to
modify the manufacturing
colloids based on the
experience of making
some kind of colloidal
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life of the system, for example in
the manufacture of cosmetics,
pharmaceuticals, foodstuffs, etc.)
?
What is the role of soap in
cleaning dirty dishes?
Experimenting
Discuss the readings on colloidal
systems, properties of colloids,
colloids and their role in the
manufacture of everyday life
Designing experiments and
present the results of making
colloidal design to make the
perception
Observation
Scientific
attitude in
conducting
experiments and
presentations, for
example: how to
use a flashlight
(Tyndall effect),
active,
cooperative,
communicative,
responsibility,
and care for the
environment,
t
- Another
Source
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Experimenting manufacture of
colloidal
Observe and record the
experimental data
Discuss materials / substances in
the form of colloids in the
pharmaceutical industry,
cosmetics, foodstuffs, etc.
Associating
Conclude colloidal system, the
properties of colloids, colloids
and their role in the manufacture
of everyday life to create a
concept map.
Analyze the data and concluded
etc.)
Portfolio
Concept Map
Experimenting
Report
Essay Written
Test
Understanding
of colloidal
systems,
properties of
colloids, and
colloid-making
and its role in
life.
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the experimental results
Connecting the colloidal system
with its properties
Distinguish colloids and
colloidal hydrophobic liofob
Communicating
Presented a concept map of
colloidal systems, properties of
colloids, and colloid-making and
its role in life
Create reports and presented
experiments using proper
grammar.
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Knowing,
Vice Principal 1, Supervisor Teacher Teacher Candidate
Drs. Joner Simbolon Elyda R Pangaribuan, S.Pd Dessy Ratna Sari
NIP. 196410061992031007 NIP. 196807291994122001 ID. 4113131013