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1. Atomic structure & The periodic table (atoms, elements, mixtures, separating techniques)
What is an atom,
What is an element,
What is the mass of the proton ne...
32
cards
1. Atomic structure & The periodic table (history of the atom and development of periodic table
How did elements used to be grouped,
When was the periodic table first...,
How did mendeleev group elements ...
29
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1. Atomic structure & The periodic table (Group 1 & 7)
How many electrons do group 1 met...,
What must group 1 metals do in or...,
What does stable mean
27
cards
1. Atomic structure and The Periodic table (group 0 and the transition metals)
Why are group 0 elements stable,
What are the properties of group ...,
What happens to the melting and b...
16
cards
2. Bonding, Structure and the Properties of matter (Ions, Ionic and Metallic Bonding)
What are ions,
What are positive ions called,
What are negative ions called
36
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2. Bonding, structure and the properties of matter (covalent bonding and the structure and bonding of carbon)
What is covalent bonding,
Why do metals gain electrons,
What do covalent bonds form
34
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2. Bonding, structure and the properties of matter (polymers, states of matter, bulk and surface properties of matter)
What are polymers,
What are the limitations of the s...,
What are the strength of the forc...
14
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3. Quantitative chemistry (moles, limiting reactant, concentration of solutions)
What does the law of the conserva...,
If a reaction seems to involve a ...,
If the mass of reactants mass of ...
25
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3. Quantitative chemistry (yield, atom economy, concentration in moles, amount of substance in relation to volume of gases)
What is the equation for percenta...,
Why is it not always possible to ...,
What is the yeild
17
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4. Chemical Changes (reactivity of metals, reactivity series, extraction of metals)
What do metals react with oxygen ...,
Why is this reaction,
What is reduction
14
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4. Chemical Changes (reactions of acids with metals and neutralisation of acids and salt production)
What does an acid metal produce,
What are acid metal reactions called,
What does a redox reaction mean
14
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4. Chemical changes (required practical 1 - making soluble salts)
What do all salts contain,
What colour are copper sulfate cr...,
What are the steps for the practical
9
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4. Chemical changes (pH scale and neutralisation of acids and bases)
What is the ph scale a measure of,
What does a lower ph mean,
What does a higher ph mean
22
cards
4. Chemical Changes (required practical 2 - carrying out a titration)
What are the steps for the practical,
What does the conical flask reduc...,
Why is it very important that you...
13
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4. Chemical Changes (strong and weak acids)
What is 1dm3 equal to,
What is a strong acid,
What are examples of strong acids
8
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4. Chemical Changes (electrolysis - in a molten ionic compound)
When an ionic compound is melted ...,
What is the liquid solution that ...,
What is electrolysis
17
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4. Chemical Changes (required practical 3 - electrolysis in aqueous solutions)
What is the practical,
What are the two different soluti...,
What are the steps for the electr...
11
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5. Energy changes (cells and batteries, fuel cells)
What chemicals do cells contain,
What is the voltage produced by a...,
How can a simple cell be made
14
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5. Energy changes (exothermic & endothermic reactions, reaction profiles, energy change of reactions, required practical 4)
What happens to energy in chemica...,
If a reaction transfers energy to...,
What is an exothermic reaction
20
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5. Energy changes (required practical 4 - temperature changes)
What is the practical,
What is the independent variable ...,
What is the dependent variable
10
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6. The rate and extent of chemical change (the rate of reaction, reversible reactions and dynamic equilibrium)
How is rate of reaction calculated,
What are the various units for ra...,
Name three common ways of measuri...
27
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6. Rates of reaction (required practical 5 - effect of concentration on the rate of reaction)
What is the practical investigating,
What is a hypothesis,
What are the steps for the disapp...
8
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7. Organic Chemistry (alkanes, crude oil, combustion)
What is a hydrocarbon,
What are alkanes,
What is a homologous series
31
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7.4 Organic Chemistry (catalytic cracking and steam cracking)
What is the equation for catalyti...,
What is cracking,
What type of reaction is cracking
12
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7. Organic chemistry (alkenes, combustion of alkenes)
What is an alkene,
What do alkenes contain,
What is the test for alkenes
34
cards
7. Organic Chemistry (polymers, addition polymerisation, condensation polymerisation, DNA)
What are monomers,
What is a polymer,
How do molecules containing c c b...
27
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8. Chemical analysis (purity, formulation, and chromatography)
What is a pure substance,
What is a formulation,
Give examples of formulations
22
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9. Chemistry of the atmosphere
Describe the earth s early atmosp...,
Describe the proportions of gases...,
How did the amount of oxygen in t...
18
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10. Using resources (clay ceramics, alloys, phytomining)
Give 5 alloys,
What are the uses of bronze,
What are the uses of brass
25
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10. Using resources (potable water, waste water treatments)
What are the three criteria for w...,
What is potable water,
Where does the uk get most of its...
20
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10. Using resources (the haber process and NPK fertilisers)
What is the haber process used to do,
What is the equation of the react...,
Is the haber process an exothermi...
19
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8. Chemical analysis (required practical 6 - chromatography)
What is the practical investigating,
What are the steps for investigating,
Why must the sides of the paper n...
10
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8. Chemical analysis (required practical 7 - identifying ions)
What is the practical investigating,
What are the steps for a flame test,
What ion does a crimson flame cor...
10
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10. Using resources (required practical 8 - water)
What is the practical investigating,
Is potable water the same as pure...,
What does pure water not contain
7
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