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If you need any help with chemistry c1 or physics p1. i would be able to help you.
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Sure: what topics are covered in C1. Normally good at chem but haven't revised this unit at all yet 
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(Original post by lerjj)
Sure: what topics are covered in C1. Normally good at chem but haven't revised this unit at all yet.
Sure: what topics are covered in C1. Normally good at chem but haven't revised this unit at all yet
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C1.2: limestone and building limestone.
C1.3: metals and their uses
C1.4: crude oil and fuels
C1.5: other useful substances from crude oil
C1.6: plant oils and their uses
C1.7: changes in the earth and its atmosphere
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Could you possibly create a similar list for P1? Would be much appreciated, thank you! 
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Could you possibly create a similar list for P1? Would be much appreciated, thank you!
Could you possibly create a similar list for P1? Would be much appreciated, thank you!
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(Original post by manishah2)
because i havent yet read the spec, therefore i will do it tomorrow evening.
because i havent yet read the spec, therefore i will do it tomorrow evening.
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What exactly do we need to know about Polymers? It's the only thing I'm unsure about. :P
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What exactly do we need to know about Polymers? It's the only thing I'm unsure about. :P
What exactly do we need to know about Polymers? It's the only thing I'm unsure about. :P
the uses of polymers- can be used to make new packaging materials, waterproof coatings for fabrics, dental polymers, wound dressing, hydrogels.
you also need to know that many polymers are not biodegradable(the do not get broken down by microbes [decay]). this can lead to problems with waste disposal.
plastic bags are being made from polymers and cornstarch so that they break down more easily.
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(Original post by manishah2)
you need to know :
the uses of polymers- can be used to make new packaging materials, waterproof coatings for fabrics, dental polymers, wound dressing, hydrogels.
you also need to know that many polymers are not biodegradable(the do not get broken down by microbes [decay]). this can lead to problems with waste disposal.
plastic bags are being made from polymers and cornstarch so that they break down more easily.
you need to know :
the uses of polymers- can be used to make new packaging materials, waterproof coatings for fabrics, dental polymers, wound dressing, hydrogels.
you also need to know that many polymers are not biodegradable(the do not get broken down by microbes [decay]). this can lead to problems with waste disposal.
plastic bags are being made from polymers and cornstarch so that they break down more easily.
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Am I right in using the word displacement here. In reduction, we reduce a metal oxide by getting rid of the oxygen- for example when u have iron oxide + carbon you use reduction where the carbon displaces the iron forming iron and co2?? thanx
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If you need any help with chemistry c1 or physics p1. i would be able to help you.
If you need any help with chemistry c1 or physics p1. i would be able to help you.
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Am I right in using the word displacement here. In reduction, we reduce a metal oxide by getting rid of the oxygen- for example when u have iron oxide + carbon you use reduction where the carbon displaces the iron forming iron and co2?? thanx
Am I right in using the word displacement here. In reduction, we reduce a metal oxide by getting rid of the oxygen- for example when u have iron oxide + carbon you use reduction where the carbon displaces the iron forming iron and co2?? thanx
2Fe2O3 +3C -> 4Fe +3CO2
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I havent revised at all and I'm regretting it, any tips?
I havent revised at all and I'm regretting it, any tips?
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(Original post by jadeskittles)
Could you possibly create a similar list for P1? Would be much appreciated, thank you!
Could you possibly create a similar list for P1? Would be much appreciated, thank you!
Infrared radiation
Kinetic theory
Rate of energy
Convection, conduction, evaporation and condensation
Insulating Buildings
Energy transfer and efficiency
energy and appliances
the cost of electricity( the formula will be given in the exam so dont waste time revising formula)
generating electricity
national grid
waves and their properties
should know the order of electromagnetic waves, in terms of energy, frequency and wavelength
waves can be reflected, refracted and diffracted.
uses of waves
reflection
sound
red-shift.
i am making important notes at the moment and will upload it for everyone to revise from.
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(Original post by manishah2)
You need to know the following for the physics exam:
Infrared radiation
Kinetic theory
Rate of energy
Convection, conduction, evaporation and condensation
Insulating Buildings
Energy transfer and efficiency
energy and appliances
the cost of electricity( the formula will be given in the exam so dont waste time revising formula)
generating electricity
national grid
waves and their properties
should know the order of electromagnetic waves, in terms of energy, frequency and wavelength
waves can be reflected, refracted and diffracted.
uses of waves
reflection
sound
red-shift.
i am making important notes at the moment and will upload it for everyone to revise from.
You need to know the following for the physics exam:
Infrared radiation
Kinetic theory
Rate of energy
Convection, conduction, evaporation and condensation
Insulating Buildings
Energy transfer and efficiency
energy and appliances
the cost of electricity( the formula will be given in the exam so dont waste time revising formula)
generating electricity
national grid
waves and their properties
should know the order of electromagnetic waves, in terms of energy, frequency and wavelength
waves can be reflected, refracted and diffracted.
uses of waves
reflection
sound
red-shift.
i am making important notes at the moment and will upload it for everyone to revise from.
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