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1.31 Finding formulae
David Fowkes
IGCSE Chemistry
Finding the formula of a compound is important to ...
The uncertain location of electrons
David Fowkes
Chemistry A Level
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1.10 Separation techniques
David Fowkes
IGCSE Chemistry
 Students should: 1.10 describe these experim...
1.26 - 1.28 Moles and mountains
David Fowkes
IGCSE Chemistry
Relative masses allow chemists to "count out" atoms and molecules so they can ensure that the appropriate amounts of substances are reacted.
1.28 Moles and mountains
David Fowkes
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Calculating the number of moles knowing the mass and the Ar ( mass of one mole)   1.28 Calculating moles The following masses ...
1.27 The Mole
David Fowkes
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A mole of rice grains would form a huge mountain of rice with enough rice to feed the world's current population for the next 6088978 years!  1.27 What is a mole?  Students should: ...
1.26 Formula masses
David Fowkes
IGCSE Chemistry
Large numbers of coins can be counted by measuring their mass  1.26 "Counting" by measuring mass Sometimes ...
Copy of Copy of 1.26 - 1.28 Moles and mountains
David Fowkes
IGCSE Chemistry
Relative masses allow chemists to "count out" atoms and molecules so they can ensure that the appropriate amounts of substances are reacted.
Rusting rates
David Fowkes
IGCSE Chemistry
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