1
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formula for ammonium carbonate
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(NH4)2 CO3
2
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x axis label on a mass spectrum
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the mass to charge ratio
3
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definition of an orbital
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the region around the nucleus which can hold up to two electrons with opposite spin
A Level Chemistry
flashcards
Decks in class (24)
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Module 2 - Atoms, Ions and Electronic Structure44
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Module 2 - Amount of Substance60
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Module 2 - Bonding And Structure66
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Retrieval Practice3
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Module 4- Basics of Organic Chemistry65
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Module 2 - Acids and Redox65
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Module 4 - Alkanes35
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Module 4 - Alkenes45
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Module 3 - Periodicity43
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Module 3 - Group 218
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Module 3 - Halogens59
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Module 3 - Qualitative Analysis21
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Module 4 - Alcohols34
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Module 3 - Enthalpy Changes50
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Module 4 - Organic Synthesis10
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Module 4 - Haloalkanes19
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Module 3 - Rates of Reaction55
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Module 4 - Synthetic Routes19
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Module 5 - How Far17
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Module 6 - Aromatic Chemistry57
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Module 5 - Acids, Bases, Buffers55
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Module 5 - How Fast24
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Module 5 - Energy51
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Module 5 - Redox and Electrode Potentials32
