
How to Pass Flash Revise Higher Chemistry
Martin Armitage(Author)
Hodder Gibson (Publisher)
Published on 28. January 2011
Book
Paperback/Softback
144 pages
978-1-4441-2046-2 (ISBN)
Description
How To Pass Flash Revise titles are ideal for quick revision. Written by subject experts for instant revision of key topics, they provide quick-fire questions and answers with exam tips to help students achieve the very best grades. With content organised in easy-to-follow sections, Flash Revise is the answer to instant revision anytime, anywhere! Flash Revise your subject now! Answer the question Flick and check you've got it right Make sure you read the exam tip Test your friends
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Hachette Learning
Target group
College/higher education
Illustrations
Approx 10 illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 140 mm
Width: 114 mm
Thickness: 5 mm
Weight
110 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-4441-2046-2 (9781444120462)
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Person
Martin Armitage was formerly PT Chemistry at Jordanhill School, Glasgow
Content
Reaction rates 1 Following the course of a reaction 2 Factors affecting rate 3 Activation energy 4 The idea of excess 5 Catalysts 6 Effect of concentration on reaction rate Enthalpy 7 Potential energy diagrams (1) 8 Potential energy diagrams (2) 9 Enthalpy changes (1) 10 Enthalpy changes (2) 11 Enthalpy changes (3) 12 Enthalpy changes (4) Patterns in the periodic table 13 The periodic table (1) 14 The periodic table (2) 15 Ionisation energy (1) 16 Ionisation energy (2) 17 Electronegativity and bonding Bonding, structure and properties 18 Bonding 19 Intermolecular forces of attraction (1) 20 Intermolecular forces of attraction (2) 21 Bonding and structure in elements 22 Structure in elements and compounds 23 Properties of elements and compounds (1) 24 Properties of elements and compounds (2) 25 Properties of compounds The mole 26 Avogadro's constant and gas volumes (1) 27 Avogadro's constant and gas volumes (2) Fuels 28 Petrol (1) 29 Petrol (2) 30 Alternative fuels Nomenclature and structural formulae 31 Hydrocarbons 32 Substituted alkanes 33 Esters 34 Aromatic hydrocarbons Reactions of carbon compounds 35 Addition 36 Oxidation (1) 37 Oxidation (2) 38 Aldehydes and ketones 39 Making and breaking down esters (1) 40 Making and breaking down esters (2) 41 Percentage yield Uses of carbon compounds 42 Uses of carbon compounds Polymers 43 Early plastics and fibres 44 Recent developments Natural products 45 Fats and oils 46 Proteins (1) 47 Proteins (2) 48 Proteins (3) The chemical industry 49 The chemical industry (1) 50 The chemical industry (2) Hess's law 51 Hess's Law Equilibrium 52 Dynamic equilibrium 53 Shifting the equilibrium position (1) 54 Shifting the equilibrium position (2) 55 Shifting the equilibrium position (3) Acids and bases 56 Acids and bases 57 The concept of strong and weak (1) 58 The concept of strong and weak (2) 59 pH of salt solutions Redox 60 Oxidising and reducing agents (1) 61 Oxidising and reducing agents (2) 62 Redox titrations 63 Electrolysis (1) 64 Electrolysis (2) Nuclear chemistry 65 Types of radiation (1) 66 Types of radiation (2) 67 Half lives (1) 68 Half lives (2) 69 Radioisotopes (1) 70 Radioisotopes (2)