GCSE Chemistry - Calculations Revision BookletQuick View
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This resource includes some theory, example questions with worked out answers and past exam questions (edexcel). Finding the mass of atoms, compounds and molecules Finding the mass of products from a reaction Finding the percentage of an element in a compound Finding the empirical formula from a reaction Finding the molecular formula of a compound Finding the volume of a gas Finding the mass or volume from electrolysis Finding the concentration of a solution (titration calculations) Calculating percentage yield Calculating the water of crystallization Calculations involving excess reactants
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This booklet provides complete revision for all of the paper 2 topics in preparation for the upcoming paper 2 exam. Solubility n = c x v calculations Gas volume calculations Metallic bonding Electrolysis Explaining trends in ground 1 and 7 Extraction and uses of metals Titrations Making insoluble and soluble salts Energetics Rates of reaction Reversible reactions and equilibria Alcohols Carboxylic acids Esters Condensation polymers
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Students can cut out the cards and organise them to explain the five different ways plants use glucose. For respiration To make starch To make lipids To make cellulose To make amino acids which make protein. I used this with my GCSE Biology class (mixed ability).
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GCSE Chemistry - Equilibria worksheets

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These worksheets include smaple answers and questions on the following: the effect of temperature on the position of equilibrium the effect of pressure on the position of equilibrium equilibria graph analysis
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Particle Model Revision KS3

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These revision question cards are a great, interactive revision tool. Students can use them independently or in pairs/groups. The cards revise the following aspects of the topic: Solids, Liquids and Gases Particles Brownian Motion Diffusion Air Pressure
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Electricity Revision KS3

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These revision question cards are a great, interactive revision tool. Students can use them independently or in pairs/groups. The cards revise the following aspects of the topic: Current Models for circuits Series and parallel circuits Voltage and resistance Using electricity
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Periodic Table Revision KS3

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These revision question cards are a great, interactive revision tool. Students can use them independently or in pairs/groups. The cards revise the following aspects of the topic: Dalton’s atomic model Chemical properties Mendeleev’s table Physical trends Chemical trends
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Light Revision KS3

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These revision question cards are a great, interactive revision tool. Students can use them independently or in pairs/groups. The cards revise the following aspects of the topic: Light on the move Reflection Refraction Cameras and Eyes Colour
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Plants Reproduction Revision KS3

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These question cards are a great revision tool. Students can use them individually or in groups. They cover the following aspects of the topic: Classification and Biodiversity Types of Reproduction Pollination Fertilisation and Dispersal Germination and Growth
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Addition Polymers and Polyesters Worksheets

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These GCSE worksheets include: drawing monomers and repeat units for addition polymers evaluating disposal methods of addition polymers comparing addition polymers to condensation polyemers drawing diols and dicarboxylic acids drawing equations for polyester formation
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Periodic Table Revision

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SNAKES AND LADDERS GCSE CHEMISTRY REVISION GAME This is an engaging resource that can be used to revise the GCSE chemistry topic - The Periodic Table including the structure of the periodic table, Group 1 - The alkali metals, Group 7 - The halogens, Group 0 - Noble gases. This resource includes the following: Snakes and ladders board game (print on A3 paper and laminate) Question cards with answers (?) (print 2 sided and laminate) Mystery cards (★) (Print 2 sided and laminate) Student emojis (laminate) Leave a comment please :)
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This resource aims to summarise the mechanisms in the AS chemistry syllabus. Addition reactions Elimination reactions Substitution reactions Oxidation and Reduction reactions Hydrolysis reactions Polymerisation reactions The resource includes worked mechanism examples to aid understanding. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
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Muscles and Bones Revision KS3

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These revision question cards are a great, interactive revision tool. Students can use them independently or in pairs/groups. The cards revise the following aspects of the topic: Muscles and Breathing Muscles and Blood The Skeleton Muscles and Moving Drugs
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Forces and Motions Revision KS3

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These revision question cards are a very useful resource. Students can use them individually or in groups. They cover the following aspects of the topic: Forces and Movement Energy for Movement Speed Turning Forces More Machines
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Fluids Revision KS3

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These revision question cards are a very useful resource. Students can use them individually or in groups. They cover the following aspects of the topic: The particle model Changing state Pressure in fluids Floating and sinking Drag
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Alcohols Worksheet - GCSE Chemistry

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This worksheet includes: organic chemistry definitions drawing displayed formulae for alcohols naming alcohols fermentation of glucose hydration of ethene advantages and disadvantages of the above processes to make ethanol
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Carboxylic Acids Worksheet

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These worksheets include naming carboxylic acids writing molecular, displayed and structural formulae for carboxylic acids summary sheet for the 2 methods of forming carboxylic acids reacions of carboxylic acids