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Energy changes in chemical reactions

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Intermediate 1 Unit 1 b Revision Chemical Reactions

Intermediate 1 Unit 1 b Revision Chemical Reactions. Change In Appearance. Sodium iodide solution and lead nitrate solution are both colourless. When they are mixed together they react and a yellow solid, lead iodide, is formed.

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Where do metals come from?

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Physical vs. Chemical Properties

Physical vs. Chemical Properties. Physical Properties. Characteristic that can be observed without the matter changing identity. Examples (from your own life). Malleability- the ability to be hammered into thin sheets. Examples (from your own life).

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Atomic Structure

Atomic Structure. Structure of the atom Elements Mixtures Compounds. What does an Atom Look Like?. An atom consists of a nucleus surrounded by electrons. Structure of Atoms.

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C1 Revision

C1 Revision. C1.2 Limestone and Building Materials. Limestone. Limestone is made of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) It is used in Building materials Making glass Improving the pH of acid soil. Thermal Decomposition of Metal Carbonates.

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STARTER

STARTER. Mind Map!. Think of as many uses / facts as you can about copper. What do you know already?. Title:. Copper. LO:. Find out the properties of copper and how it is extracted from its ore. Can. Copper. Can. Malleable. Copper. Conducts ___well. Decorative. Conducts _______well.

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Extracting Copper

20 January 2014. Extracting Copper. Learning Objective Describe the extraction of copper. Some. explain how copper is extracted from its ores. (B). Most. All. describe how copper is extracted from its ores. (C). state that copper is mined in the form of its ores. (D).

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Limestone

Limestone. Limestone. Learning Objectives: What is Thermal Decomposition? The reaction of quicklime with water know the balanced equation for the reaction of limewater and carbon dioxide. Click on the girl for the starter questions. Thermal Decomposition. Limestone.

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Higher Chemistry

Higher Chemistry. Unit 1 Section 1 Reaction Rates Multiple Choice Questions. This is designed to be used by teachers to help students develop skills in answering multiple choice questions. Higher Chemistry Unit 2 - Section 1 Fuels Multiple Choice Questions.

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Identifying Compounds

Identifying Compounds. Definitions Ion: a charged atom Anion: a negatively charged ion Cation: a positively charged ion. Tests for Positive Ions. Reactions with Sodium Hydroxide. Add Sodium Hydroxide to the solution: White precipitate = Al, Ca or Mg ions

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