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C3: What will react faster, powdered reactant or a lump of reactant?
Powdered Reactant
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C3: What is the formula for Sulfuric Acid?
H₂SO₄
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C3: How many elements are in sodium hydrogen carbonate, NaHCO3?
There are 4 elements
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C3: What factors affect the costs of developing and synthesising drugs?
Labour Costs, Energy Costs and Research
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C3: What is the effect of the rate of a reaction if the reactants surface area is increased?
The particles collide with a greater frequency
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C3: In chemical reactions, what are reactants turned into?
Products
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C3: What does the displayed molecular formula show?
It shows the numbers and types of atom in a molecule and it shows the bonds in a molecule
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C4: Is distillation a viable method of purifying water?
It is a colossal waste of industry and distillation could be a viable method on a small scale
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C4: What is the other half of the ionic equation ( Cu2+ + 2 OH-)
Cu(OH)₂
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C4: What is the defining property of metals?
They are Strong and Malleable
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C4: What is the element 'Gold' useful for?
Gold is an element that is very useful for low reactivity because of it's high attractiveness
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C4: What group are transition metals found in?
Between Groups 2 & 3
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C4: Finish the Equation for Thermal Decomposition - (MnCOз →)
MnCOз → MnO + CO₂
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C4: What is the other half of the ionic equation ( Fe3+ + 3OH- →)
Fe3+ + 3OH- → Fe(OH)з
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C4: What are metals best described as?
Metals are best described as a regular arrangement of positive ions surrounded by a sea of delocalised electrons.
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C4: How do lead compounds enter the water supply?
Water can contain lead compounds. These enter the water supply by old pipes that leach lead into the water.
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C4: Why is iron a good metal to build a bridge with?
It is a strong and cheap metal, it is good because a lot of metal is needed and the bridge needs a metal that is able to support a lot of weight.
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B3: Why do identical twins look the same?
Identical twins look the same because they have the same genetic information
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B3: What are Genes?
Genes are sections of very long DNA molecules that make up chromosomes in the nuclei of cells
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B3: When does fertilisation occur?
Fertilisation occurs when two gametes fuse to form a zygote
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B3: What determines an organisms characteristics?
Genes
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B3: Watson and Crick built a model of DNA. What did they research and show to prove that DNA does exist?
They researched and showed that bases occurred in pairs and (using an x-ray) they proved that two strands were tightly wound together
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B3: What information do genes contain?
Genes contain information which control all organisms functions, including protein production and a way in which an organism develops
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