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Basic Paper 1 Revision Questions
Captain Boring Videos Paper 1 & Paper 2
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Required Practicals
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Year 09
9.01 States of Matter
9.01.04 States on a Page
9.01.1 Particle Model
9.01.2 Melting and Boiling Points
9.01.3 Revision PowerPoint
9.01.4 Revision Checklist
9.01.5 Keywords
9.02 Mixtures and Separation
9.02.04 On a Page
9.02.1 What is pure?
9.02.2 Separation and Chromatography
9.02.3 Revision PowerPoint
9.02.5 Revision Checklist
9.02.6 Keywords
9.02.7 Past Paper Q & A
9.03 Acids, Bases and Salts
9.03.1 pH & neutralisation
9.03.2 Neutralisation and making Salts
9.03.3 Acids and Metals
9.03.4 Soluble Salts
9.03.5 Strong and Weak Acids (HT only)
9.03.6 Revision PowerPoint
9.03.7 On A Page
9.03.8 Keywords
9.03.9 Past Paper Qs & A
9.04 Atomic Structure
9.04.1 Sub-atomic Particles
9.04.10 Past Paper Q & A
9.04.2 Atomic & Mass Numbers
9.04.3 Isotopes
9.04.4 Electronic Structure
9.04.5 Relative Atomic Mass
9.04.6 History of the Atom
9.04.7 Revision PowerPoints
9.04.8 On A Page
9.04.9 Keywords
9.05 The Periodic Table
9.05.1 Group & Period
9.05.2 Metals and Non-Metals
9.05.3 Development of the Periodic Table
9.05.4 On A Page
9.05.4 Revision PowerPoints
9.05.6 KEYWORDS
9.06 Bonding #1: Ionic Compounds
9.06.1 Ions
9.06.2 Ionic Compounds
9.06.3 Properties of Ionic Compounds
9.06.4 Revision Powerpoint
9.06.5 ON A PAGE
9.06.6 KEYWORDS
9.06.0 Bonding #1 Ionic Compounds
9.07 Bonding #2: Metallic Bonding
9.07.1 Metallic Bonding
9.07.2 Properties of Metals and Alloys
9.07.3 Topic PowerPoint
9.07.4 On A Page
9.07.5 KEYWORDS
9.08 Bonding #3: Covalent Substances
9.08.1 What are Covalent Bonds?
9.08.2 Simple Covalent Substances (Molecules)
9.08.3 Giant Covalent Substances
9.08.4 Graphene and Fullerenes
9.08.5 REVISION POWERPOINTS
9.08.6 ON A PAGE
9.08.7 KEYWORDS
9.09 Groups 0,1,7 and Transition Elements
9.09.1 Group 0 - Noble Gases
9.09.2 Group 1: Alkali Metals
9.09.3 Group 7 - Halogens
9.09.4 Transition Metals
9.09.5 Revision PowerPoints
9.09.6 On A Page
9.09.7 KEYWORDS
9.10 Nanoparticles
9.10.1 Particle Size and Properties
9.11 Evolution of the Atmosphere
9.12 Atmospheric Pollution
9.12.1 Pollution from Fuels
9.12.2 Acid Rain and Carbon Monoxide
9.12.2a The Greenhouse Effect & Global Warming
9.12.3 Revision PowerPoint
9.12.4 ON A PAGE
9.12.5 revision checklist
9.12.6 KEYWORDS
Year 10
10.01 Tests for gases & ions
10.01.1 Tests for Common Gases
10.01.2 Flame Tests & Flame Emission Spectroscopy
10.01.3 Chemical Tests for Metal ions
10.01.4 Chemical Tests for Anions
10.01.5 Revision PowerPoints
10.01.6 ON A PAGE REVISION
10.01.7 KEYWORDS
10.02 Energetics
10.02.1 Exo- and Endothermic Reactions
10.02.2 Reaction Profiles
10.02.3 Using Bond Energies (HT)
10.02.4 Cells and Batteries
10.02.5 Fuel Cells
10.02.6 Revision PowerPoints
10.02.7 ON A PAGE REVISION
10.02.8 KEYWORDS
10.03 Moles
10.03.01 Conservation of Mass
10.03.02 Relative Formula Mass
10.03.03 The Mole (HT)
10.03.04 Moles and mass in reactions
10.03.05 The Limiting Reactant (HT)
10.03.06 Concentration of Solutions (g/mol)
10.03.07 Concentration in mol/dm3 (HT)
10.03.08 Titrations
10.03.09 Moles of Gas (HT)
10.03.10 Using moles to balance equations (HT only)
10.03.11 KEYWORDS
10.04 Percentage Yield & Atom Economy
10.04.1 Percentage Yield
10.04.2 Atom Economy
10.04.3 ON A PAGE REVISION
10.04.4 KEYWORDS
10.05 Rates of Reaction
10.05.1 Calculating Rate of Reaction
10.05.2 Changing the Rate of Reaction
10.05.3 Catalysts
10.05.4 ON A PAGE REVISION
10.05.6 KEYWORDS
10.05.7 REVISION POWERPOINT
10.06 Dynamic Equilibrium
10.06.1 Reversible Reactions
10.06.2 Changing the conditions of an equilibrium (HT)
10.06.3 ON A PAGE REVISION
10.06.4 KEYWORDS
10.07 Ammonia and Fertilisers
10.07.1 The Haber Process
10.07.2 Fertilisers
10.07.3 ON A PAGE REVISION
10.07.4 REVISION POWERPOINT
10.07.5 KEYWORDS
10.08 Reactivity, Smelting, Corrosion & Alloys
10.08.02 Displacement (all) & OILRIG (HT only)
10.08.03 Extracting Metals
10.08.1 Reactivity of Metals.
10.08.4 Preventing Corrosion
10.08.5 Alloys
10.08.6 ON A PAGE REVISION
10.08.7 KEYWORDS
10.09 Electrolysis, Aluminium Extraction and Phytomining
10.09.1 Electrolysis of Molten compounds
10.09.2 Extracting Aluminium
10.09.3 Aqueous Electrolysis
10.09.4 Alternative Methods of Extracting Metals (HT)
10.09.5 ON A PAGE REVISION
10.09.6 Revision Powerpoints
10.09.7 KEYWORDS
10.01.8 Past Paper Questions
10.05.8 Past Paper Questions
10.06.5 PAST PAPER QUESTIONS
Year 11
11.01 Oil and Alkanes
11.01.1 Alkanes
11.01.2 Fractional Distillation
11.01.3 Hydrocarbons as fuels
11.01.4 Cracking & Alkenes
11.01.5 REVISION POWERPOINTS
11.01.6 ON A PAGE REVISION
11.01.7 REVISION CHECKLIST
11.01.8 KEYWORDS
11.02 Alkenes & Addition Polymers
11.02.1 What are Alkenes?
11.02.2 Reactions of Alkenes
11.02.3 Addition Polymers
11.02.4 ON A PAGE REVISION
11.02.5 REVISION CHECKLIST
11.02.6 KEYWORDS
11.03 Alcohols, Carboxylic Acids and Condensation Polymers
11.03.1 Alcohols
11.03.2 Carboxylic Acids
11.03.3 Condensation Polymers (HT)
11.03.4 Amino Acids (HT)
11.03.5 Natural Polymers
11.03.6 Revision powerpoints
11.03.7 ON A PAGE REVISION
11.03.8 REVISION CHECKLIST
11.03.9 KEYWORDS
11.04 Earth's Resources
11.04.1 Using Resources Sustainably
11.04.2 Drinking Water and Waste Water Treatment
11.04.3 Ceramics, Polymers and Composites
11.04.4 Life Cycle Assessment
11.04.5 Reducing Use of Resources
11.04.6 ON A PAGE REVISION
11.04.7 REVISION POWERPOINTS
11.04.8 KEYWORDS
9.01.1 Particle Model.
Syllabus
Ellesmere AQA GCSE Chemistry
10.05 Rates of Reaction
This topic is divided into three sub-topics
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10.05.1 CALCULATING RATE OF REACTION
10.05.2 CHANGING THE RATE OF REACTION
10.05.3 CATALYST
10.05.4 ON A PAGE REVISION
10.05.6 KEYWORDS
10.05.7 REVISION POWERPOINT
10.05.8 PAST PAPER QUESTIONS
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