1
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How is nitrogen oxide formed?
A
- atmospheric nitrogen, nitrogen and oxygen react at high temperatures
2
Q
How is sulfur dioxide formed?
A
- formed from burning fuels with sulfur impurities
3
Q
How are carbon particulates formed?
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- unburnt hydrocarbons
4
Q
How is carbon monoxide formed?
A
- incomplete combustion of fuel
5
Q
What is water vapour?
A
- greenhouse gas
6
Q
What is CO2?
A
- greenhouse gas
Chemistry A-levels Key Knowledge
flashcards
Decks in class (26)
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Group 2 Metals14
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Cracking7
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Isomerism8
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Pollutants6
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Free Radical Substitution8
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Maxwell - Botzmann Distribution9
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Equillibrium8
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Introduction To Organic Chemistry3
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Fractional Distillation And Combustion13
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Alkenes3
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Electrophillic Addition6
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Addition Polymers7
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PVC2
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Nucleophilic substitution6
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Elimination4
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Alcohols13
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Primary, Secondary And Tertiary Alcohols5
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Elimination Reactions With Alcohols2
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Tests For Alcohols3
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Test For Aldehydes5
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Test For Alkenes2
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Test For Carboxylic Acids2
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INFRA-red Spectroscopy8
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Mechanisms9
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Mass Spectrometry7
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3 Types Of Cracking7
