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978-0-340-99228-9 (9780340992289)
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David Moore teaches chemistry at St Edward's Oxford, at GCSE and A-level.
Chemical reactions 1 Acid 2 Compound 3 Electrolysis 4 Limestone (calcium carbonate) 5 Sulfuric acid 6 Tests for gases and water 7 Tests for ions 8 Types of chemical reaction Metals 9 Alloy 10 Blast furnace 11 Copper purification 12 Metal extraction 13 Ore 14 Transition elements Atomic structure and the periodic table 15 Alkali metals 16 Atom 17 Carbon 18 Chlorine and its compounds 19 Displacement reaction between halogens 20 Electron configuration 21 Families of elements 22 Group 0 elements 23 Halogens 24 Isotopes 25 Periodic table Rates of reaction 26 Collision theory 27 Enzymes 28 Rate of reaction Bonding, structure and reacting quantities 29 Covalent bonding 30 Dot-and-cross diagram 31 Energetics 32 Ionic bonding 33 Relative formula mass Oil and its products 34 Alkanes and alkenes 35 Combustion 36 Cracking 37 Crude oil 38 Oil industry 39 Polymer properties 40 Polymerisation Earth cycles 41 Atmosphere 42 Carbon dioxide 43 Igneous rock 44 Metamorphic rock 45 Plate tectonics 46 Sedimentary rock Equilibria and industrial processes 47 Ethanol 48 Haber process 49 Plant oils 50 Reversible reactions
