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Solubility rules
Is sodium soluble,
Is potassium soluble,
Is ammonium soluble
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3.1.1 Introduction
What is a physical change,
What is a chemical change,
What is the difference between an...
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3.1.2 Elements
What are properties of metals,
What are properties of non metals,
By looking at the periodic table ...
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3.1.3 Compounds
What is a compound,
How are compounds often formed,
Properties of compounds vs proper...
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3.1.4 Solutions
What is a solute,
What is a solvent,
What is a solution
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3.2.1 Particle numbers
What is the relative mass of a pr...,
What is the relative mass of a ne...,
What is the relative mass of an e...
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3.2.2 Electrons
What is the electronic configuration,
What is period,
What is a group
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3.3.1 Ion formation
Why do metal atoms form metal ions,
What is oxidation electrons,
How do non metal atoms become non...
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3.3.2 Ionic Formulae
How are ion charges and groups in...,
In any ionic compound the charges,
What is the formula for sodium io...
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3.3.3 Ionic structure and bonding
In an ionic compound how are the ...,
What is ionic bonding,
True or false ionic bonding is ve...
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3.3.4 Ionic Properties
Ionic compounds have melting points,
Why do ionic compounds have high ...,
Why do some ionic compounds have ...
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3.4.1 pH and Indicators
What is the ph scale,
What do the ph values mean,
What does an indicator do
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3.4.2 Oxygen and Oxides
What is the percentage of nitroge...,
What is the percentage of oxygen ...,
What is the percentage of argon i...
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3.4.3 Acids, bases and alkalis
What,
What is an alkali,
What is a base
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3.4.4 Acid + Base reaction
What do bases form when reacting ...,
Acid base,
What is an observation of the bas...
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3.4.5 Making soluble salts
How to make soluble salts,
How to make soluble salt crystals...,
How to make soluble salts using a...
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3.4.6 Acid + Carbonate reaction
What do carbonates form when they...,
Acid carbonate,
What are 2 important observations...
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3.4.7 Making insoluble salts
What is a precipitate,
What are the spectator ions in a ...,
How to make insoluble salt crysta...
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3.5.1 Metal Structure: bonding and properties
What two components make up the s...,
What is metallic bonding,
True or false metallic bonding is...
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3.5.2 Metal Carbonate decomposition
What is thermal decomposition,
What do metal carbonates thermall...,
Metal carbonate
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3.5.3 Metal + Water/Steam reaction
What is the metal reactivity series,
What do metals react with cold wa...,
Metal water
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3.5.4 Acid + Metal reaction
Acid metal,
What do acids and metals react to...,
What is a salt
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3.5.5 Metal Displacement reactions
What can a more reactive metal do...,
What are two observations for a m...
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3.5.6 Metal extraction
Where are most metals found,
Why are gold and silver found native,
What is a way to extract metals m...
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3.5.7 Iron, Steel and other metals
What is rusting,
What is the chemical name for rust,
What is the balanced equation for...
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4.1.1 Covalent Bonding
When non metal ions bond,
How to find out how many times a ...,
True or false there cannot be dou...
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4.1.2 Simple Molecular substances
Simple molecules are contain very...,
What breaks when simple molecular...,
As molecular mass increases what ...
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4.1.3 Giant Covalent substances
What is the structure and bonding...,
Why is diamond s sublimation poin...,
Why is diamond one of the hardest...
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4.1.4 Bonding summary
What is the bonding between a met...,
What is the structure of ionic bo...,
What are properties of an ionic c...
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4.2.1 Group 7 elements
What is the structure and bonding...,
What are properties of halogens,
What is the colour of pure fluorine
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4.2.2 Halogen displacements
What is halogen displacement,
Why are halogen displacement reac...,
Why are there colour changes in h...
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4.3.1 Collision Theory
A chemical reaction can only occu...,
What is the amount of energy the ...,
What two factors does the overall...
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4.3.2 Effect of Concentration and Pressure
How can you increase concentration,
How can you increase pressure,
Describe the disappearing cross i...
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4.3.3 Effect of Surface Area
How do you increase the surface area,
What is the experiment that inves...,
On a graph if the surface area in...
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4.3.4 Effect of Temperature
How do you increase temperature,
What is an experiment that invest...,
What does the graph of temperatur...
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4.3.5 Effect of Catalysts
What are catalysts,
What is the difference between a ...
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4.4.1 Relative formula mass
What is rfm and how is it calculated,
What is percentage by mass and ho...
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4.4.2 Moles
What is a mole,
How are moles calculated from mas...
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4.4.3 Mole ratios in formulae
What is the empirical formula,
How is the empirical formula calc...,
What is the molecular formula
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4.4.4 Mole ratios in equations
What do the balancing numbers in ...,
How to calculate moles and mass o...,
What is meant when a substance is...
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4.5.1 Crude oil
Why does crude oil boil over a la...,
What is crude oil,
Why do we separate crude oil
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4.5.2 Alkanes
What is the general formula of an...,
What is the formula of methane,
What is the formula of ethane
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4.5.3 Cracking
What is cracking and why is it used,
What conditions are needed for cr...,
What is the general equation for ...
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4.5.4 Alkenes
Wha,
What do all alkenes have,
What is the formula of ethene
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4.5.5 Addition polymers
What is a monomer,
How is an addition polymer created,
What is a polymer
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4.6.1 Gas tests
What s the test for hydrogen,
What s the test for oxygen,
What s the test for presence of w...
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4.6.2 Cation tests
What are cations,
What flame should be used in a fl...,
How do you conduct a flame test
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4.6.3 Anion tests
What is an anion,
How do you test for halides,
What is the test for cl
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4.6.4 Chromatography
What is chromatography,
How do you do paper chromatography,
How does chromatography work
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5.1.1 Gas volumes
What is the formula for gas moles
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5.1.2 Concentration calculations
What is concentration,
What is the formula for moles of ...
2
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