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1. Structures and Bonding
To understand the structure of matter, with special attention given to the forming of compounds, ionic and covalent bonding.
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2. Oil Products
To be able to identify the properties of oil, and what combustion, fractions and the properties of alkanes and alkenes are.
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3. Metals, Ores and Rocks
To be able to identify the differences between metals and non-metals; the reactions of metals with water, acids and oxygen; and the extraction of metals.
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4. Elements of the Periodic Table
To understand the elements of the periodic table, their properties, reactions, and uses.
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5. Atoms and the Periodic Table
To understand the structure of an atom, with special emphasis on the periodic table of all known elements.
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6. Rates of Reaction
To understand how chemical reactions can be described and how rates of reaction can be measured, the role of enzymes, and the Haber Process.
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7. Acids, Alkalis and Salts
To understand the pH scale, and the identification, properties and behaviours of acids, alkalis and salts.
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