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2 Section 1 The Structure of the Atom Read the following sections of the workbook: Atomic Structure Atomic Structure, Mass Number and Isotopes Relative Atomic Mass Electronic Structure The Periodic Table Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P1 Neutrons are the perfect criminals Q1-3 P2 Finding the number of neutrons Q1 3 P3 Together my brother and I weigh 143Kg Q1 5 P4 Electronic Structure Q1 3 P5 The Periodic Table Q1 2
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5 Section 2 Formation of Ions Read the following sections of the workbook: Ionisation Energy Formation of Ions Oxidation Numbers Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P6 Let it go, let it go, lose electrons from my outer shell Q1-3 P7 I never ask for an anion s opinion Q1 3 P8 Caesar the day Q1 3
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7 Section 3 Intermolecular Bonding Read the following sections of the workbook: Intermolecular Bonding Polarity Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P9 This page was alright Q1 2 P10 Polar Bond Q1 2
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9 Section 4 Bonding and Properties Read the following sections of the workbook: Ionic Bonding Ionic Compounds Covalent Bonding Small Covalent Molecules Giant Covalent Structures Metallic Bonding Trends in Properties Across the Periodic Table Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P11 I can t afford Mg 2+ Q1 2 P12 Rabbits love studying ionic compounds Q1 2 P13 Friendly atom with GSOH WLTM special someone to share a bond with Q1 P14 Aisling had four satsumas at lunchtime. Harold had a lone pair Q1 2 P15 Diamonds don t mess with em Q1 2 P16 Metallica bonds Q1 3 P17 Trending now Q1 3
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13 Section 5 Chemical Equations Read the following sections of the workbook: Writing and Balancing Equations Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P19 Hold one ear and stare at something still it ll help you balance Q1 3
14 Section 6 Inorganic Chemistry Read the following sections of the workbook: Group 2 Group 7 Acids and Bases Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P20 I love the Group 2 metals Q1 2 P21 I met a friend for coffee today Q1 2
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16 Section 7 Organic Chemistry Read the following sections of the workbook: Organic Molecules Alkanes Alkenes Polymerisation Alcohols Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P23 Organic chemistry Q1 2 P24 Alkanes are like the weather in the UK Q1 3 P25 Sleeping butane Q1 3 P26 I d go on about how great polymers are, but it d get repetitive Q1 2 P27 Alcohols
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19 Section 8 Chemical Reactions Read the following sections of the workbook: Reaction Types Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P30 I m in the middle of a chain reaction Q1
20 Section 9 Rates of Reactions Read the following sections of the workbook: Reaction Rates Collision Theory Reaction Rates and Catalysts Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P31 My rate of chocolate biscuit consumption is worryingly high Q1 P32 Toast and a large cup of tea Q1 3 P33 Tabbys are number one om my cat list Q1 4
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22 Section 10 Equilibria Read the following sections of the workbook: Reversible Reactions Le Chatelier s Principle Equilibrium and Yield Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P34 Dynamic equilibrium Q1 2 P35 Equilibrium reactions are so stubborn Q1 2 P36 I should put a dodgy pun here, but I won t yield to the pressure Q1 2
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24 Section 11 Calculations Read the following sections of the workbook: The Mole Determination of Formulae from Experiments Calculation of Molecular Formulae Atom Economy Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P37 Avocado s constant Q1 3 P38 Roman empirical formula Q1 2 P39 The percentage composition of my fridge is 80% cheese 20% juice Q1 3 P40 Atom (economy) Q1
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26 Section 12 Enthalpy Read the following sections of the workbook: Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions Bond Energy Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P41 After that I think I need a cup of tea Q1 2 P42 Ian Fleming was like an exothermic reaction Q1
27 Section 13 Investigating and Interpreting Read the following sections of the workbook: Planning Experiments Presenting and Interpreting Data Conclusions and Error Then answer and mark using the answers in back of work book the following questions: P43 Reduce risk Q1 P44 I was hoping for a nice result Q1 P45 You ve reached the conclusion Q1
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