Oxford International AQA Examinations: International GCSE Chemistry
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English
ISBN
9780198411512
Front Cover
Title Page
Chemistry Contents
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Practical skills
Chapter 1 Atomic structure
1.1 States of matter
1.2 Evidence for particles
1.3 History of the atom
1.4 Atoms
1.5 Atomic structure
1.6 The arrangement of electrons in atoms
1.7 Atoms and isotopes
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Chapter 2 Structure and bonding
2.1 Atoms into ions
2.2 Ionic bonding
2.3 Covalent bonding
2.4 Bonding in metals
2.5 Giant ionic structures
2.6 Simple molecules
2.7 Giant covalent structures
2.8 Giant metallic structures
2.9 Nanoscience
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Chapter 3 The periodic table
3.1 The periodic table
3.2 Group 1 – the alkali metals
3.3 The transition elements
3.4 Group 7 – the halogens
3.5 Explaining trends
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Chapter 4 Metals
4.1 Useful metals
4.2 Iron and steels
4.3 The reactivity series
4.4 Displacement reactions
4.5 Metal carbonates
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Chapter 5 Electrolysis
5.1 Electrolysis
5.2 Changes at the electrodes
5.3 The extraction of aluminium
5.4 Electrolysis of brine
5.5 Electroplating
5.6 Electrolysing copper sulfate solution
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Chapter 6 Chemical analysis
6.1 Separating mixtures
6.2 Paper chromatography
6.3 Testing for gases
6.4 Tests for positive ions
6.5 Tests for negative ions
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Chapter 7 Acids, bases, and salts
7.1 Acids and alkalis
7.2 Making soluble salts from metals or insoluble bases
7.3 Making salts by neutralisation or precipitation
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Chapter 8 Quantitative chemistry
8.1 Chemical equations
8.2 Relative masses and moles
8.3 Percentages by mass and empirical formulae
8.4 Equations and calculations
8.5 The yield of a chemical reaction
8.6 Titrations
8.7 Titration calculations
8.8 Volumes of gases
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Chapter 9 Rates of reaction
9.1 How fast?
9.2 Collision theory and surface area
9.3 The effect of temperature
9.4 The effect of concentration or pressure
9.5 The effect of catalysts
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Chapter 10 Extent of reaction
10.1 Reversible reactions
10.2 Chemical equilibrium
10.3 Altering conditions
10.4 Making ammonia – the Haber process
10.5 The economics of the Haberprocess
10.6 The Contact process
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Chapter 11 Energy changes in chemical reactions
11.1 Exothermic and endothermic reactions
11.2 Using energy transfers from reactions
11.3 Energy and reversible reactions
11.4 Comparing the energy released by fuels
11.5 Energy transfers in solutions
11.6 Energy level diagrams
11.7 Bond dissociation energy calculations
11.8 Chemical cells and batteries
11.9 Fuel cells
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Chapter 12 Carbon compounds as fuels
12.1 Hydrocarbons
12.2 Fractional distillation of crude oil
12.3 Burning fuels
12.4 Alternative fuels
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Chapter 13 Other products from crude oil
13.1 Cracking hydrocarbons
13.2 Making polymers from alkenes
13.3 The properties of polymers
13.4 New and useful polymers
13.5 Plastic waste
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Chapter 14 Alcohols, carboxylic acids, and esters
14.1 Structures of alcohols, carboxylic acids, and esters
14.2 Properties and uses of alcohols
14.3 Carboxylic acids and esters
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Experimental data handling
Investigations
Setting up investigations
Using data
Exam Questions and Answers
Glossary
Answers
Index
Back Cover
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