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CALCULATIONS IN CHEMISTRY and quantitative chemical analysis (plus links to qualitative chemical tests) Doc Brown's Chemistry KS4 science GCSE 9-1, IGCSE, O Level and GCE AS A2 Advanced A Level Revision Notes
On-line Quantitative Chemistry Calculations Online practice exam chemistry CALCULATIONS and solved problems for KS4 Science GCSE/IGCSE CHEMISTRY and basic starter chemical calculations for A level AS/A2/IB * F/H (foundation/higher) represent easier/harder UK KS4 GCSE/IGCSE/KS4 science-chemistry courses * There are 16 linked sections listed below * EMAIL query? comment e.g. spotted a silly error or request for type of GCSE calculation I don't seem to have covered? In sections 1-16 you can study definitions of the terms used and examples of how to do chemical calculations. Sections 2 to 6 illustrate the basic 'calculation' requirements for most UK GCSE Science students. Sections 1, and 7 to 15 cover most extra material for higher GCSE student in Science, triple award or IGCSE Chemistry. These revision notes and practice questions on how to do chemical calculations and worked examples should prove useful for the new AQA, Edexcel and OCR GCSE (9–1) chemistry science courses. Just click
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There are two larger combined quizzes for foundation (F) or higher (H) GCSE/IGCSE students. F/H suggests general foundation/higher revising guidelines for GCSE level i.e. F+ H = some easy and some hard! Please note the Quiz feedback either relates directly to the Q [???-xx] OR it may be a typical worked example. Make sure you understand and can use the symbols: = equal to or equivalent to, < less than, <<
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Links to NOTES and EXAMPLES of types of chemical calculations Questions-quizzes only for A level are indicated Many of these pages will help GCSE, IGCSE, O level and a level students IGCSE/GCSE QUIZ abbreviations: FT Foundation Tier Quiz, HT Higher Tier Quiz
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See sections 14.2a and 14.2b for more detailed notes on actual/theoretical % yield and atom economy. QUIZ on reacting mass ratio calculations of reactants and products |
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Also extra more advanced Q's for Advanced Chemistry Students using the Avogadro Constant and with answers provided |
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See also Advanced level acid-base titration calculation questions |
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The notes and questions indexed below are for Advanced A/AS level students only These students also need to be able to do everything indexed above! |
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Advanced Level Calculations Only (but all the basics above) (UK GCE-A-AS-A2 level, IB, US grades 11-12, AP honors students)
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Part 1 Introduction to chemical testing, analysing substances & line spectra Part 2 Qualitative tests to identify organic molecule functional groups Part 3 TESTS for cations (positive ions) and metal carbonates Part 4 TESTS for gases, water and non–metallic elements Part 5 TESTS for Anions (negative ions) including hydroxide (alkalis) |
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Combined 'bumper' on-line Chemical Calculations Quizzes for KS4-GCSE-IGCSE
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