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    The document discusses various chemistry concepts including: 1) The law of conservation of mass which states that mass is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction. 2) Key terms related to chemical quantities such as mean, range, uncertainty, and resolution. 3) How to calculate relative formula mass and concentration of solutions. 4) Methods of extracting metals including electrolysis and displacement reactions. 5) Energy changes during chemical reactions including exothermic and endothermic reactions.

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    The document discusses various chemistry concepts including: 1) The law of conservation of mass which states that mass is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction. 2) Key terms related to chemical quantities such as mean, range, uncertainty, and resolution. 3) How to calculate relative formula mass and concentration of solutions. 4) Methods of extracting metals including electrolysis and displacement reactions. 5) Energy changes during chemical reactions including exothermic and endothermic reactions.

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    The document discusses various chemistry concepts including: 1) The law of conservation of mass which states that mass is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction. 2) Key terms related to chemical quantities such as mean, range, uncertainty, and resolution. 3) How to calculate relative formula mass and concentration of solutions. 4) Methods of extracting metals including electrolysis and displacement reactions. 5) Energy changes during chemical reactions including exothermic and endothermic reactions.

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    C3 C5revisionmat

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    Describe the law of S2

    What is relative formula mass S3


    conservation of mass

    C3 Chemical
    Write definitions of the S4 Quantities
    Show how you would calculate the S3
    Following key terms:
    Relative formula mass of MgO:
    Mean:

    Range:

    Uncertainty: How would you calculate S5


    The concentration of a solution:
    Resolution:
    S4
    O S2
    I How would you make a soluble salt?
    L
    R
    I What salts do these acids make:
    G • Hydrochloric acid:
    • Sulphuric acid:
    What does this tell us: C4 Chemical • Nitric Acid:
    Changes
    What is electrolysis?: S5

    S3
    S2 How are metals above carbon
    extracted:
    Write a half equation to show
    oxidation:
    Write definitions for:
    S5
    How are metals less reactive • Electrolyte:
    Write a half equation to show than carbon extracted:
    reduction: • Cathode:

    • Anode:
    How are unreactive metals
    S3 • Anion:
    obtained?:
    What is a displacement reaction?
    • Cation:
    What is an S2 Higher: S5
    Exothermic reaction:
    Bond breaking is an ___________ process

    Give examples Bond making is an _________ process


    • The energy needed to break bonds and the
    •
    C5 Energy
    energy released when bonds are formed can be
    calculated from _______ ________.
    Changes Energy change of the reaction is the sum of the
    _____________________________________and
    sum of the energy
    released___________________________
    What is an S3 are formed
    Endothermic reaction:
    Draw the reaction profile S4
    of an endothermic reaction:
    Give examples
    • Draw the reaction profile S4
    • of an exothermic reaction:

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