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General
Ions to know,
Metal water,
Metal acid
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Exam Questions
Explain how atmospheric methane m...,
One way scientists hope to minimi...,
Suggest why poly ethenol dissolve...
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3.3 - Moles and volumes
What is the molar gas volume,
What volume does 1 mole of gas mo...,
What are the assumptions for the ...
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4.1 - Acids, bases and neutralisation
What do all acids contain in thei...,
When dissolved what does an acid ...,
What is a strong acid
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4.2 - Acid-base titrations
What is a titration,
Where is checking purity important,
What is a standard solution
9
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4.3 - Redox
What happens when oxidation reduc...,
Oilrig,
What happens when something is ox...
17
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5.1 - Electron Structure
How is the maximum number of elec...,
What are shells made up of,
What is an atomic orbital
15
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6.1 - Shapes of molecules and ions
What is electron pair repulsion t...,
What shape is a methane molecule,
What effect do lone pairs have on...
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6.2 - Electronegativity and Polarity
What is electronegativity,
How is electronegativity measured,
What is the trend in electronegat...
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8.2 - The Halogens
How many electrons do halogens ha...,
What is the trend in boiling poin...,
What is the trend in electronegat...
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8.3 - Qualitative analysis
What is qualitative analysis,
How would you test for carbonates,
How would you test for sulfates
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9.1 - Enthalpy changes
What is enthalpy,
What is the law of conservation o...,
What is the enthalpy change
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11.1 - Basics of organic chemistry
What is a hydrocarbon,
What is a saturated hydrocarbon,
What is an unsaturated hydrocarbon
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11.3 - Representing formula of ionic compounds
Molecular formula,
Empirical formula,
General formula
6
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11.4 - Isomerism (definitions)
What is structural isomerism,
Structural isomers functional group,
Structural isomers different func...
3
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11.5 - Reaction mechanisms
How are covalent bonds broken,
What is homolytic fission,
What is heterolytic fission
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12.1 - Properties of the alkanes
General formula of alkanes,
Bonding in alkanes,
Shape of alkanes
5
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12.2 - Chemical reactions of the alkanes
Why are alkanes unreactive,
Why are alkanes used as fuels,
Combustion of alkanes equation
12
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13.4 - Electrophilic addition of alkenes
What is an electrophile,
What is an addition reaction,
Why do alkenes attract electrophiles
15
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13.5 - Polymerisation in alkenes
What are polymers,
What is addition polymerisation,
What is a repeat unit
14
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15.1 - Haloalkanes
What are haloalkanes,
How are haloalkanes named when tw...,
When is a haloalkane tertiary
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9.2 - Measuring enthalpy changes
0 c is equal to how many k,
How is the energy change of the s...,
What is meant by the specific hea...
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9.3 - Bond Enthalpies
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17.1 - Mass Spectroscopy
What can mass spectra be used to ...,
What is the molecular ion,
Why is there a small peak next to...
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Synthetic Routes
Alkanes to haloalkanes,
Alkenes to alkanes,
Alkenes to haloalkanes
11
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17.2 - Infrared Spectroscopy
How are atoms in a molecule joined,
What happens when the bonds absor...,
What type of ir radiation do bond...
11
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Aromatic Compounds
Formula of benzene,
What was kekule s model of benzene,
Evidence for the delocalised mode...
3
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10.3 - Boltzmann Distribution
What is the boltzmann distribution,
Why are collisions of gas molecul...,
What does the line on a boltzmann...
9
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10.4 - Dynamic equilibrium & le Chatelier's principle
What is a reversible reaction,
Give an example of a reversible r...,
What does the symbol indicate
14
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10.1 - Reaction rates
What is meant by rate of reaction,
What is the equation for rate of ...,
When is the rate of reaction fastest
9
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10.2 - Catalysts
What does a catalyst do,
What can happen to a catalyst dur...,
How does a catalyst increase the ...
5
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Reaction rates - exam questions
Explain why the actual conditions...
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18.1 - Rates of reactions 2
How can you calculate rate of rea...,
What is the rate of reaction prop...,
What is a zero order reactant
8
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10.5 - Kc Part 1
What is the kc equation,
What does kc show us,
What is homogenous equilibrium
5
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19.2 - The equilibrium constant Kp
What is the mole fraction,
What is partial pressure,
What is kp
8
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18.3 - Rate-concentration graphs and initial rates
What does a zero order rate conce...,
What does a first order rate conc...,
What does a second order rate con...
4
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14.2 - Reactions of Alcohols
Combustion of alcohols reaction,
Oxidation of primary alcohols,
Oxidation of secondary alcohols
7
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Cell Structure - Harder Flashcards
What does the objective lens do,
What does the eyepiece lens do,
What does the light source do
42
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