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4.1.1 Atomic structure (might need to know) PAPER 1
What are compounds,
What is a mixture,
How can mixtures be separated wit...
17
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4.1.2 Atomic structure and the Periodic Table (must know) PAPER 1
Trends of group 7 halogens,
Why do group 7 react in similar ways,
How were elements first arranged ...
30
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4.2.1/2/3 Bonding, structure properties of matter (must know) PAPER 1 part 1
Where do ionic bonds form,
What happens in ionic bonding,
How do you represent ionic bonding
13
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4.2.1/2/3 Bonding, structure properties of matter (must know) PAPER 1 Part 2
Structure of diamond,
Why does diamond have a high mtp,
Why are diamonds hard
29
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2. Ionic formula (must know)
Zinc,
Nitrate,
Hydroxide
5
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3. Quantitative chemistry (must know) PAPER 1
Formula for moles mass and mr,
Avogadros constant,
Conc mass volume
6
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4.3.1 Quantitative chemistry (might need) PAPER 1
How to work out mass of an elemen...,
What is conservation of mass,
What does it mean if the mass inc...
4
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4.4.1 Metal reactivity (must know) PAPER 1
Order of reactivity series,
Reactivity series rhyme,
Metals react with oxygen to form ...
18
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4.4.2 Reactions of acids (must know) PAPER 1
What is a redox reaction,
What salt does hcl produce hydroc...,
What salt does h2so4 sulfuric aci...
32
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4.4.3 Electrolysis (must know) PAPER 1
What is electrolysis,
Why must substances be liquid mel...,
Why are electrodes graphite
19
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4.5.1 Energy changes (must know) PAPER 1
What is conservation of energy,
What is an exothermic reaction,
What is an endothermic reaction
12
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4.5.2 Chemical cells and fuel cells (might need) Paper 1
What is a cell,
What effects the voltage of a cell,
What do fuel cells do
6
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Paper 1 required practical's (will come up)
How to prepare a pure dry sample ...,
Method for a titration,
What do burettes allow us to do
13
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8. Chemical analysis
How to calculate rf value,
The amount of time spent by molec...,
What are the 2 phases in chromoto...
23
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9. Atmosphere
What are the main pollutants co2 ...,
How is so2 formed,
How is co formed
5
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4.6.1 Rate and extent of chemical change (must know) PAPER 2
Factors that effect rate,
How is the rate of reaction calcu...,
Describe measuring rate by mass lost
12
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4.6.2 Equilibrium (will come up)
What is a reversible reaction,
When is dynamic equilibrium reached,
Describe le chatelier s principle
7
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4.7.1 Carbon compounds as fuels and feedstock (will come up)
What is crude oil,
What is a hydrocarbon,
What are alkanes
14
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7. Organic chemistry
What is the general formula for a...,
Order of alkane molecular formula,
What are hydrocarbons
15
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4.7.2 Reactions of alkenes and alcohols (might come up)
Describe the combustion of alkenes,
Describe addition reactions of al...,
What is an alcohol
13
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4.7.3 Synthetic and naturally occurring polymers (might come up)
What is a polymerhow do molecules...,
What is a repeating unit of a pol...,
What is a condensation polymerhow...
5
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4.8 Chemical analysis (might come up)
What is a pure substance,
What is a formulation and how is ...,
How is rf calculated
15
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4.9.1 The composition and evolution of the Earth's atmosphere (will come up)
Describe the proportions of gases...,
Describe the earth s early atmosp...,
How did the amount of oxygen in t...
5
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4.9.3 Common atmospheric pollutants and their sources (might come up)
What are the advantages of comple...,
How is pollution caused by combus...,
What are the issues regarding sul...
4
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4.10.1 Using Earth's resources and potable water (will come up)
What is sustainable development,
In the uk potable water is produc...,
What are the sterilising agents f...
11
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4.10.2/3 LCA and using materials (might come up)
Describe the stages of lcas,
How do we reduce the use of resou...,
What are the advantages and disad...
11
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4.10.4 Haber process and NPK fertilisers (will come up)
Outline the key points of haber p...,
The haber process operates at hig...,
How are compounds of nitrogen pho...
5
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Required pracs P2
How to carry out flame tests,
Why did wire in conc hcl,
Precautions to take when using a ...
24
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