1
Q
What tend to be oxidising agents?
A
= compounds with higher oxidation states,
2
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What tend to be reducing agents?
A
= compunds with lower oxidation states
second year a level chemistry
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Decks in class (56)
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carboxylic acids derivirates12
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kinetics16
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fats and oils10
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Soap and aspirin and biodisel8
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Using the Arrhenius equation8
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Rates and graphs4
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seperation6
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filtration5
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Rates graphs: zero, first and second order7
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Rate determining step3
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recrystalisation9
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Iodine clock experiment3
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How can rate be determined using experiments4
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Nucleophilic properties of amines10
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Condensation polymers18
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Amines;15
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Amino acids7
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Proteins16
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DNA;9
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Benzene aromatic chemistry6
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Naming aromatic compounds11
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Nitration of benzene6
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Friedel crafts acylatation6
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Reducing a nitroarene to aromatic amines4
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How do factors effect the max boltmasn curve?3
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Nmr9
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values of benzene4
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cis platin5
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chromotohaprahy8
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acid base equalibria14
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How to calculate Ph of strong base and weak acid6
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buffer solutions8
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indicators2
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Working out pH of a weak acid at half equivalence2
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titration curves7
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partial pressure and kp6
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thermodynamics30
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Transitition metals31
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Transitition metals: sub reactions7
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Vanadian chemistry12
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Catalysts17
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entropy and subsitutuin reactions:2
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Autocatalytic reaction between ethanedioate and manganate ions7
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redox titration8
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variable oxidation states2
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cis trans planar1
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electrode potentials3
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electrode potentias.47
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transition metaks75
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2.6. Reactions of Inorganic Compounds in Aqueous Solution21
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all the coloured compounds needed to be known for a level chem9
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period 317
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thermodyamics.29
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period 3.29
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electrochemical cells practical2
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glucose oxygen fuel cells2
