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What is the formula for iron (III)?
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Fe3+
2
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What is the formula for ammonium?
A
NH4+
3
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What is the formula for ammonia?
A
NH3
4
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What is the formula for hydrogen?
A
H+
5
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What is the formula for hydroxide?
A
OH-
6
Q
What is the formula for nitrate?
A
NO3-
7
Q
What is the formula for carbonate?
A
CO32-
8
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What is the formula for sulphate?
A
SO42-
Chemistry
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Decks in class (34)
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Random cards11
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Common compounds8
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Fundamentals (1.1)44
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The Periodic Table (1.2) (M)47
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Properties of transition metals (1.3)6
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Chemical bonds (2.1) (M)39
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How bonding and structure relate to properties (2.2) (M)45
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Structure and bonding of carbon (2.3) (M)33
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Measurements, mass and conservation (3.1)12
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Amounts of substances (3.2) (M)23
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Yield and atom economy (3.3)8
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Using concentrations of solutions in mol/dm3 (3.4) (M)3
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Molar volume of gases (3.5)5
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Reactivity of Metals (4.1) (M)23
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Reactions of Acids (4.2) (M)40
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Electrolysis (4.3) (M)35
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Exothermic and endothermic reactions (5.1) (M)27
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Chemical cells and fuel batteries (5.2)18
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Required Practicals (Paper 1)19
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Rates of reaction (6.1) (M)15
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Reversible reactions and dynamic equilibrium (6.2) (M)21
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Crude oils and fuels (7.1) (M)41
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Reactions of alkenes and alcohols (7.2)45
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Synthetic and naturally occurring polymers (7.3)29
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Purity, formulations and chromatography (8.1)21
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Identification of common gases (8.2)6
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Identification of ions by chemical and spectroscopic means (8.3)32
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Composition and evolution of Earth's atmosphere (9.1) (M)23
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Common atmospheric pollutants and their sources (9.3)19
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Using Earth's resources and potable water (10.1) (M)46
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LCA and recycling (10.2)24
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Using materials (10.3)54
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Haber Process and use of NPK Fertilisers (10.4) (M)36
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Required Practicals (Paper 2)6
