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Formulae of ionic compounds
Ammonium,
Hydroxide,
Nitrate
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gas calculations
Concentration,
G dm3 to mol dm3,
Concentration
6
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c3.4 Electrolysis
What are inert electrodes,
During the electrolysis of water ...,
Half equation for what happens at...
10
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c4.1 predicting chemical reactions
What is group 1 usually called,
What do group 1 form with water,
Going down group 1
20
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c4.2 identifying the products of chemical reactions
How can you detect carbon dioxide,
How can you detect chlorine,
How should you smell in laboratories
24
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c5.1 monitoring chemical reactions
Factors when determining a reacti...,
Rate of reaction and reaction tim...,
What affects the percentage yield
11
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c5.2 rate of reaction
How to measure the rate of a reac...,
Calculating the mean rate of reac...,
Calculating instantaneous rate of...
8
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c5.3 reversible reactions
Dynamic equilibrium,
Increasing pressure,
Increase the concentration
8
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c6.1.2 making fertilisers
What are the main 3 elements plan...,
How to make potassium sulfate,
How to make ammonia sulfate
6
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c6.1.3 the haber process
What is the pressure chosen in th...,
What is the temperature chosen in...,
Does the haber process need a cat...
6
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c6.1.4 the contact process
What raw materials do you need fo...,
Stage 1 of the contact process,
Stage 2 of the contact process
10
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c6.1.5 making ethanol
What are the two ways ethanol can...,
Fermentation equation,
Temperature for fermentation
8
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c6.1.6 extracting metals
What is the ore to remove copper,
What is the ore to remove aluminum,
What is the ore to remove iron
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c6.1.7 extracting iron
What are the raw materials using ...,
Stage 1 of extracting iron,
Stage 2 of extracting iron
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c6.1.8 extracting aluminium
What ore is aluminium found in,
Why cant aluminium be extracted u...,
What must you do to the aluminium...
12
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c6.1.9 biological metal extraction
Bioleaching,
Advantages and disadvantages of b...,
Phytoextraction
4
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c6.1.10 alloys
Alloy,
Name 4 elements,
What is steel made up of
13
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c6.1.11 corrosion
Corrosion,
Rusting,
What reaction is rusting
8
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c6.1.12 reducing corrosion
Physical barriers,
Chemical protection,
Sacrificial protection
5
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c6.1.13 different materials
What is a ceramic,
Examples of ceramic,
Typical properties of a ceramic
7
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c6.1.14 composite materials
Composite materials,
Polyester cotton how is it made,
Polyester cotton properties
10
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c6.1.15 choosing materials
What does the life cycle assessme...,
What are the 3 parts of an lca,
1st part of lca
5
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c6.1.16 recycling materials
Why is recycling important,
Factors that recycling depends on,
How are metals recycled
6
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c6.2.1 alkanes
What are alkanes,
What do all alkanes end with,
Top 4 alkanes
8
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c6.2.2 alkenes
What are alkenes,
Why do they contain a double bond,
What do all alkenes end in
7
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C6.2.3 alcohols
What do alcohols form,
What is the functional group in a...,
What do alcohols end in
7
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c6.2.4 carboxylic acids
What do they form,
What is its functional group,
What do carboxylic acids end in
10
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c6.2.5 alkanes from crude oil
What is crude oil,
What is crude oil made of,
What does having a large number o...
6
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c6.2.6 cracking oil fractions
What is cracking,
How are the molecules broken,
Why does cracking happen
4
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c6.2.9 condensation polymers
What is a condensation polymer,
How can you make an ester,
Ester functional group
6
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C6.2.10 Fuel Cells
What is the electrolyte,
What are the electrolytes made of,
Where does hydrogen go
13
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c6.3 interpreting with the earth
How has the atmosphere become thi...,
How has the atmosphere become thi...,
How has the atmosphere become thi...
14
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Chemistry Higher 3 GCSE
Arrangement of particles in solid...,
Relative distance between particl...,
Main movement of particles in sol...
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