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Noble gas electron configuration
He,
Ne,
Ar
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2.1.1 Atomic structure and isotopes
Define isotope,
Define isoelectric,
Define relitive atomic mass
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2.1.2 compounds, formulae and equations
Define alkali,
Define acid,
Define salt
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2.1.3 Amount of a substance
What is meant by one mole of a su...,
How are the number of moles n and...,
Define molar mass
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2.1.4 Acids, bases and neutralisation
List 4 common acids and their sym...,
List 3 common alkalis and their s...,
Define a strong acid
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2.1.4 Acid-base titrations
What does a titration reaction in...,
What is the process of a titratio...,
What apparatus is used in titrations
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2.1.4 Redox
What are oxidation numbers,
List the rules of assigning oxida...,
What are the special cases of oxi...
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2.2.1 Electron Structure
Describe electron structure,
Define orbital,
What are the types of subshells list
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2.2.2 Ionic (and metallic) Bonding
while metallic bonding isnt in this module it will be on the 1/3 test so is included here and excluded in module 3 notes
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2.2.2 Covalent Bonding
What structure does covalent bond...,
Explain covalent bonding can omit...,
Define strong covalent bonds in c...
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2.2.2 Shapes of Molecules and Ions
What is the bond angle of a trigonal,
What is the bond angle of a tetra...,
What is the bond angle of an octa...
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2.2.2 Electronegativity and polarity
When do polar bonds form,
Define electronegativity,
Is electronegativity in covalent ...
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2.2.2 Intermolecular Forces
Hydrogen bonding is in a seperate one
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2.2.2 Hydrogen bonding
Define hydrogen bonding,
When are hydrogen bonds present,
Describe the strength of hydrogen...
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Giant Covalent Structures
What are the 3 main giant covalen...,
Describe the bonding structure of...,
Describe and explain the properti...
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3.1.1 The Periodic Table + 3.1.1 Ionisation energies
How is the periodic table arranged,
Define periodicity,
Define first ionisation energy
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3.1.1 Periodic trends in bonding and structure
Properties of most metals list,
When do metals conduct electricity,
Why do metals have high melting a...
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3.1.2 Group 2
What are group 2 metals called,
Group 2 reaction with oxygeneg mg o2,
Group 2 reaction with water eg ca...
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3.1.3 The halogens (and halides)
Describe the trend in melting and...,
Explain the trend in melting and ...,
Describe the trend in reactivity ...
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3.1.4 Testing for ions (not halides)
How do you test for carbonate ion...,
How do you test for sulfate ions ...,
How do you test for ammonium ions...
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3.2.1 Enthalpy changes
including measuring enthalpy changes
spec. ref. = 3.2.1, 2.1.3
and Hess's Law and enthalpy cycle questions
spec. ref. = 3.2.1
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3.2.1 Bond Enthalpy
Define bond enthalpy,
What is always required to break ...,
How is average bond enthalpy calc...
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3.2.2, 2.1.3 Reaction rates
How do you measure the rate of a ...,
What are the units for working ou...,
How is rate worked out on a conce...
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3.2.2 Catalysts
Define catalyst,
What could happen to catalysts in...,
What does a catalyst do in a reac...
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3.2.2 The Boltzmann distribution
What does a boltzmann distributio...,
What are on the axis of a boltzma...,
Where does the curve start on a b...
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3.2.3 Dynamic equilibrium and le Chatelier's principle
What is the enthalpy change of re...,
Define dynamic equilibrium,
What are the 2 things that show a...
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3.2.3, 5.1.2 Equilibrium constant Kc
What is equilibrium constant used...,
State the equation for kc,
State the expression for kc using...
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5.1.2 Equilibrium constant Kp
What is kp,
What is a mole fraction,
How do you work out the mole frac...
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4.1.1 Organic compounds
4.1.1 organic chemistry
4.1.1 nomenclature of organic compounds
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4.1.1 Representing the formulae of organic compounds
Describe the molecular formula,
Describe the empirical formula,
Describe how to convert the empir...
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4.1.1, 5.3.1 Isomerism
Taken from chapter 11 - basic concepts of organic chemistry
as well as chapter 13 - Alkenes
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4.1.1 Introduction to reaction mechanisms
What are the types of bond fission,
Describe homolytic fission,
Describe heterolytic fission
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4.1.2 Alk_a_nes
Properties of and chemical reactions of
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4.1.3 Alkenes
the properties of alkenes 4.1.3
the reactions of alkenes 4.1.3
Stereoisomerism 4.1.3 is NOT present here it is located with isomers in Chapter 11 Basic concepts of organic chemistry
Additionally neither is electrophilic addition of alkenes
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4.1.3 Electrophilic addition in alkenes
Define electrophile,
Define electrophilic addition,
Explain the process of electrophi...
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4.1.3 Polymerisation of alkenes
Define polymer,
Define monomer,
Define and explain addition polym...
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4.2.1 Alcohols
What is the general formula for a...,
What functional group do alcohols...,
What are the first 2 alcohols in ...
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4.2.2 Haloalkanes
The chemistry of the haloalkanes + The organohalogen compound in the environment
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4.2.2 Organohalogen compounds in the environment
List some of the uses of haloalkanes,
What is pvc,
What is ptfe
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Organic Synthesis
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Spectroscopy
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5.1.1 Rates of reaction
What does the rate equation provide,
What is the rate equation,
Describe decode each component of...
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6.1.1 Benzene
What is the general formula of be...,
Describe kekule s model,
Why is kekule s model no longer a...
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6.1.1 Phenol
What is phenol,
Why is phenol not just its compon...,
Name a phenol with cooh on the ne...
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6.1.1 Directing groups
What substituents activate the ar...,
What substituents deactivate the ...,
What does it mean to activate the...
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6.1.2 Carbonyl compounds
What are carbonyls,
What is an aldehyde,
What is a ketone
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Qualitative tests: organic functional groups
What is the functional group for ...,
What is the test and result for a...,
What is the test for haloalkanes ...
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Carboxylic acids
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