DNA could very well come up since in Chem we have to learn about naturally occurring polymers such as simple sugars, proteins and DNA molecules
-So they mean Naturally occurring polymers

Original post by kakashi.hatake

DNA??? wtf nibba

Reply 29

lewisbrod21

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Original post by elena1020

definitely fractional distillation 6 marker as it didn't come up in 2019

#Lewis broderick
well in my opinion atomic structure most definitely occur
so will rates of reaction

Reply 30

lewisbrod21

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what the **** that is unreal
DNa biology

Original post by iceinthedevil

i still have never learnt dna and its the day before

Reply 31

username4783232

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Things to remember about DNA if you're really struggling:

1) DNA is made of two polymer chains of monomers - called nucleotides (This is the two ribbons you draw as an "S" then you try to draw DNA strands)
2) Nucleotides have bases - A, C, G, T (The middle lines which look like ladders)
3) The bases pair up and keep the nucleotides "chained up" which ties up the nucleotides together
4)The order of these bases are basically codes for the organisms genes

Original post by iceinthedevil

i still have never learnt dna and its the day before

Reply 32

username4783232

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I also don't think we will be asked this but if you want to know C pairs with G and A pairs with T

I remember this because capital C and G both have the "C" shape

Original post by immalikeawsome

Things to remember about DNA if you're really struggling:

1) DNA is made of two polymer chains of monomers - called nucleotides (This is the two ribbons you draw as an "S" then you try to draw DNA strands)
2) Nucleotides have bases - A, C, G, T (The middle lines which look like ladders)
3) The bases pair up and keep the nucleotides "chained up" which ties up the nucleotides together
4)The order of these bases are basically codes for the organisms genes

Reply 33

Jomel123

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Predicted Topics;
-Organic Chemistry
-flame test or an alternative test
-testing for negative ions
-le chatelier's principle
-maths skills
-combustion
-collision theory
-fractional distillation
-crude oil
-pollution
-climate change
-carbon
-social-ethical issues

Reply 34

username4783232

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Thank you

Original post by Jomel123

Predicted Topics;
-Organic Chemistry
-flame test or an alternative test
-testing for negative ions
-le chatelier's principle
-maths skills
-combustion
-collision theory
-fractional distillation
-crude oil
-pollution
-climate change
-carbon
-social-ethical issues

Reply 35

hannxx

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is it worth revising DNA for foundation chemistry ?

Reply 36

username4812746

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Original post by immalikeawsome

Things to remember about DNA if you're really struggling:

1) DNA is made of two polymer chains of monomers - called nucleotides (This is the two ribbons you draw as an "S" then you try to draw DNA strands)
2) Nucleotides have bases - A, C, G, T (The middle lines which look like ladders)
3) The bases pair up and keep the nucleotides "chained up" which ties up the nucleotides together
4)The order of these bases are basically codes for the organisms genes

Ahhh thank you so much!