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Created by: aliceinwonderland2000
Created on: 07-02-16 16:41


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Across

1. How do emulsion paints dry? (3, 7, 10)
6. What does sodium hydrogencarbonate give off when heated? (6, 7)
7. How are atoms in polymers held together? (6, 8, 5)
8. Which part of an emulsifier is hydrophillic? (3, 4)
9. What fraction is in high demand for uses like medicines ,plastics and dyes? (7)

Down

1. Which part of an emulsifier is hydrophobic? (3, 4)
3. What is produced when an alcohol reacts with an acid? (2, 5, 3, 5)
4. What is phosphorescent pigment an alternative to? (11, 6)
5. What are esters used for? (6, 7)
10. What is used to test for an alkene? (7)

Comments

Report Fri 19th February, 2016 @ 17:33

umm flashcard 41 is it meant to say what bonds do saturated fats have

aliceinwonderland2000

Report Sun 21st February, 2016 @ 17:23

yeah @saima25

Report Thu 17th March, 2016 @ 17:15

Is this for OCR Gateway or OCR 21st Century?

aliceinwonderland2000

Report Thu 14th April, 2016 @ 21:14

OCR gateway Bushra_19

Report Wed 27th April, 2016 @ 11:38

I does cover ALL of C1 from OCR B specification to secure that A* right?

Report Wed 27th April, 2016 @ 11:38

It*

aliceinwonderland2000

Report Wed 27th April, 2016 @ 19:51

Hxneul._.Chan yep

aliceinwonderland2000

Report Wed 27th April, 2016 @ 19:51

Hxneul._.Chan yep

Report Fri 29th April, 2016 @ 13:06

on flashcard number 32, you spelt ENVIRONMENT wrong!!!!

Report Tue 10th May, 2016 @ 21:36

Thank you very much that you have took your time to make these really helpfull when revising!

Report Mon 4th July, 2016 @ 21:03

It may need some development on spelling

Report Fri 28th October, 2016 @ 10:35

Thanks, loads, and I believe you already made the corrections, so thanks :)

Report Thu 12th January, 2017 @ 14:18

thanks

Report Wed 7th June, 2017 @ 19:45

Godsent, thanks for helping me cram this last second

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